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For the Period 1769-1790 Transcript of Item 3 on Film #0990896 From 1769 to 1770 A copy of the Parish Register of Christenings & Burials and also that of Marriages Belonging to the Parish of Weaverthorpe from Lady Day 1769 to Lady day 1770 1769 Baptisms May 29th Baptized George & John, twin sons of George & Mary Postil of Weaverthorpe June 5th Baptized Robert, son of Robert & Ann Milne of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd 8th Baptized Ann, dr of William & Ann Wright of Weaverthorpe, Farmer 16th Baptized William, son of Rodger Collet of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd 18th Baptized Ann, dr of John & Ann Scott of West Lutton, Shepherd July 30th Baptized Isabel, dr of Mr John Ness of West Lutton, Gentleman Aug 2d Baptized Elizabeth, dr of William & Mary Sawden of Weaverthorpe, Labourer Septbr24th Baptized Robert, Son of William & Jane Grise of W Lutton, Labourer Octbr 11th Baptized John, Son of Thomas & Hannah Sharp of West Lutton, Shepherd 15th Baptized Mary, dr of Thomas & Ann Bellerby of East Lutton, Weaver 16th Baptized Thomas, Son of Robert & Elizabeth Johnson of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd 29th Baptized Elizabeth, dr of Richard & Elizabeth Thompson of East Lutton, Farmer 1770 March22d Baptized Rebecca, dr of John & Rebecca Ward of Weaverthorpe Shopkeeper Burials from Lady day 1769 to Lady Day 1770 1769 April 6th Buried Ann, infant Daughter of John Milner of Helperthorpe, Farmer June 17th Buried Michael Robson of Weaverthorpe, Farmer Septbr17th Buried Anthony Bastard child of Ann Nichol born & Baptized at ______<no place given> Octbr 8th Buried Richard Thompson of East Lutton, Neatheard 1770 March 7th Buried Thomas Ince Senr of West Lutton, Yeoman 13th Buried Mary Nichol of West Lutton, Widdow and Pauper 21st Buried Dorothy the Wife of the Revd Mr John Rudd, Vicar of Helperthorpe As to the marriage Register of the Parish of Weaverthorpe, Married none from Lady day 1769 to Lady Day 1770 This is a true copy of the Parish Registers of Weaverthorpe from Lady day 1769 to Lady Day 1770 as Witness our Hands Geo Lawson Vicar Rich Collett Tho Clarkson Church Wardens of Weaverthorpe John Ness Church Warden of Luttons Transcript of Weaverthorp 1769-1790.doc 1 2002.04.16 From 1770 to 1771 A copy of the Register of Christenings & Burials and also that of Marriages Belong: to the Parish of Weaverthorpe from Lady Day 1770 to Lady Day 1771 1770 Baptisms & Burials March25th Baptized Ann, dr of Richard & Mary Ezard of West Lutton, Shepherd April 12th Baptized Thomas, Son of Thomas & Mary Clarkson of Weaverthorpe, Farmer April 25th Baptized Richard, Son of John & Elizabeth Beilby of Weaverthorpe, Farmer May 20th Baptized John, Son of John Hodgson of Weaverthorpe, Labourer June 5th Buried Margaret, Infant dr of Martin Fife of Helperthorpe, Farmer Septbr 2d Baptized Mary, dr of John & Mary Cooper of West Lutton, Labourer 15th Baptized John, Son of Mr John Ness of West Lutton, Gentleman Octbr 2d Buried Mary, dr of John & Mary Milner of Helperthorpe 31st Baptized Thomas, Son of John & Hannah Wilson of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd Novbr 16th Buried Ann Wife of Christopher Bauchus of West Lutton, Alehousekeeper Decbr 22 Baptized Elizabeth, dr of William & Dorothy Morris of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd 1771 Jany 16th Buried Elizabeth Brown of Helperthorpe, Widdow Febry 1st Baptized Elizabeth, dr of William Ward of West Lutton, Shepherd 19th Baptized John, Son of Robert Anderson of East Lutton, Farmer March17th Baptized William, Son of John Botham of West Lutton 24th Baptized Susannah, dr of John Scott of West Lutton, Shepherd As to the Marriage Register of the Parish of Weaverthorpe, Married none from Lady day 1770 to Lady Day 1771 This is a true copy of the Parish Registers of Weaverthorpe from Lady day 1770 to Lady Day 1771 as Witness our Hands Geo Lawson Vicar Rich Collett Tho Clarkson Church Wardens of Weaverthorpe John Ness Church Warden of Luttons Transcript of Weaverthorp 1769-1790.doc 2 2002.04.16 The copy of the Parish Register of Weaverthorpe of the Christenings & Burials from Lady Day Se- venteen hundred & seventy one to Lady Day seventeen hundred & seventy two 1771 April 6th Buried Thomas, Infant Son of Thomas Clarkson of Weaverthorpe, Farmer 13th Buried Ann, dr of John Scott of West Lutton, Shepherd 18th Buried Matthew Wharton of Weaverthorpe, Freeholder 19th Buried Susannah Infant dr of John Scott of West Lutton, Shepherd May 4th Buried Rachel Infant dr of Jane Bauchus of West Lutton 5th Baptized George, Son of John Ellis of East Lutton, Shepherd June 2d Baptized James Son of William & Mary Sawden of Weaverthorpe 8 Baptized Martha dr of Thomas & Hannah Sharp of West Lutton 9 Buried James Son of William & Mary Sawden of Weaverthorpe 13th Baptized William Son of Geo Postil of Weaverthorpe 15th Baptized Ellis dr of William Robson of Weaverthorpe, Husbandman August14th Baptized Ellis dr of Richard & Elizabeth Thompson of East Lutton, Farmer Sepbr 28th Buried Ellen, Infant dr of Richard & Ann Topham of Butterwick Octbr 4th Baptized Hannah dr of Thomas & Ann Ince of West Lutton, Farmer Novbr 23d Baptized Thomas Son of John & Elizabeth Beilby in Weaverthorpe, Farmer Decbr 25th Baptized Thomas Son of Thomas Hudson of West Lutton, Shepherd 1772 Janry 26th Baptized William Son of Thomas & Ann Bellerby of East Lutton, Weaver Febry 28th Baptized Thomas Son of Thomas & Mary Clarkson of Weaverthorpe, Farmer April 8th Baptized Christopher Son of Bartholomew & Jane Nichol of West Lutton, Carpenter The Copy of the Register of Marriages of the Parish of Weaverthorpe from Lady day 1771 to Lady Day 1772 No 32. Thomas Jefferson of the Parish of Friday Thorpe, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Edwards of West Lutton in this Parish of Weaverthorpe, Spinster, were married by Licence, Francis Matson Surrogate, in the Parish Church of Weaverthorpe on Tuesday the sixteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy One by me Geo Lawson Minister. And this Marriage was solemnised between us Thos Jefferson his x mark, Elizabeth Edwards her x mark. Witnesses Thos Edwards, William Crop. No 33. Banns of Marriage between John Healand & Ann Sawden, were published on Sundays the 12, 19 & 26 of May, none contradicting it, by me Geo Lawson Minister. The above said John Healand, Labourer, & Ann Sawden Spinster, Both of this Parish of Weaverthorpe, were married by Banns in the Parish Church of Weaverthorpe aforesaid, on Wednesday the nineteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy One by me Geo Lawson Minister. And this Marriage was solemnised between us, John Healand, Ann Sawden her x mark. Witnesses George Postill, John Robson. No 34. John Hill of Mulwith <????> in the Parish of Ripon, Batchelor, & Ann Sawden of West Lutton in the Parish of Weaverthorpe, Spinster, being both of the age of thirty years & upwards were married by Licence, signed John Clough Registrar, in the Parish Church of Weaverthorpe upon Monday the nineteenth day of August, in the year of our Lord 1771 by me Geo Lawson Minister. And this Marriage was solemnised between us Jas Hill, Ann Sawden. Witnesses, Robt Stonehouse, Thos Edwards. Turn over Transcript of Weaverthorp 1769-1790.doc 3 2002.04.16 No 35.Banns of Marriage between Bartholomey Nichol & Jane Bauchus were published on Sunday the 28th of July & Sundays the 4th & 11th of August, by me Geo Lawson Minister. The above Bartholomew Nichol, of West Lutton in the Parish of Weaverthorpe, Batchelor & Carpenter, & Jane Bauchus of the same West Lutton to wch Chapelry they belonged, in the Parish of Weaverthorpe, were married by Banns in the Chapel of said West Lutton , on Tuesday the fifteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy One by me Geo Lawson. And this Marriage was solemnised between us, Bartholomew Nichol his x mark & Jane Bauchus her x mark. Witnesses Thomas Edwards, Richard Billingham. No 36. Banns of Marriage between Christopher Bauchus & Amy Anderson were published on Sunday the 27th of Octbr & Sundays the 3rd & 10th of Novbr, by me Geo Lawson, Minister. The above Christopher Bauchus of West Lutton, Batchelor, & Amy Anderson also of West Lutton, Spinster, were married by Banns in the Chapel of West Lutton, to wch Chapelry they belonged in the Parish of Weaverthorpe on Tuesday the twelveth day of November in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy One by me Geo Lawson, Minister. And this Marriage was solemnised between us, Christo. Bauchus, Amy Anderson. Witnesses Thos Edwards, Richard Billingham. This is a true copy of the Registers of Baptisms, Burials, & Marriages, belonging to the Parish of Weaverthorpe as Witness our Hands Geo Lawson Vicar Daniel [Hodgson] Thos Clarkson Church Wardens. Transcript of Weaverthorp 1769-1790.doc 4 2002.04.16 The copy of the Parish Register of Christenings & Burials belonging to Weaverthorpe from Lady Day 1772 to Lady Day 1773. Lady Day 1772 April 8th Baptized Christopher, Son of Bartholomew & Jane Nichol of West Lutton, Carpenter May 22d Buried Elizabeth, Wife of Gregory Anderson of West Lutton June 8th Baptized William Son of William & Elizabeth Foster of West Lutton, Labourer <hard to be sure of occupation> 27th Buried Ellis dr of Richard & Elizabeth Thompson of East Lutton, Farmer July 11th Buried Rev Mr John Rudd Vicar of Helperthorpe, Aged 91 & upwards Augst 3d Baptized John Son of John & Rebecca Ward of Weaverthorpe, Shopkeeper Septbr27th Buried Mary Wife of Ralph Ireland of Weaverthorpe, Taylor. 28th Baptized Rodger Son of Rodger Collet of Weaverthorpe Labourer Octbr 13th Buried Robert Johnson of Weaverthorpe, Shepherd Novbr 9th Baptized Dinah Bastard dr of Ann Smith of West Lutton 13th Baptized George Bastard son of Margaret Boreman of East Lutton & reputed Son of John Sheffield of the same Place.
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