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Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames E) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1553 e as East Knoyle 1610 -----E ----- Ogbourne St. George 1613 E[?] Richard Marlborough St. Mary 1588 E[s]tmead John Urchfont 1703 Eacht John Tockenham 1783 Eacot Charles Longbridge Deverill 1833 Eacot Eli Donhead St. Mary 1768 Eacot James Bratton 1786 Eacot John Sutton Veny 1751 Eacot Thomas Kington St. Michael 1768 Eacot William Longbridge Deverill 1813 Eacott Adam Sutton Veny 1763 Eacott Edward Sutton Veny 1814 Eacott James Trowbridge St. James 1833 Eacott James Trowbridge St. James 1822 Eacott John Sutton Veny 1763 Eacott John Wootton Bassett 1767 Eacott John Wootton Bassett 1756 Eacott John Wroughton 1755 Eacott Richard Devizes St. John 1804 Eacott Richard Purton with Braydon 1815 Eacott Richard Trowbridge St. James 1804 Eacott Robert Purton with Braydon 1767 Eacott Thomas Draycot Cerne 1850 Eacott Walter Sutton Veny 1823 Eacott William Trowbridge St. James 1833 Eacott William Trowbridge St. James 1770 Eacutt Richard Purton with Braydon 1822 Eacutt Samuel Cricklade 1739 Eadds Thomas Southbroom 1906 Eade William East Knoyle 1906 Eade William Henry East Knoyle 1792 Eades Abraham Idmiston 1807 Eades James Salisbury St. Edmunds 1837 Eades John Devizes St. John 1796 Eades Thomas Southbroom 1675 Eadrard John Sutton Veny 1859 Eager Henry Stourton with Gasper 1677 Eager James Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1703 Eagle John Bemerton 1716 Eagle John Cricklade 1862 Eagle Richard Stourton with Gasper 1691 Eagle Robert Aldbourne 1782 Eagle William Latton 1843 Eagles Charles Stratton St. Margaret 1831 Eagles James Stratton St. Margaret 1764 Eagleton Charles Marlborough St. Peter & St. Paul 1757 Eagleton John Stratton St. Margaret 1721 Eagleton John Wroughton 1726 Eagleton Phillip Aldbourne 1794 Eagleton William Minety 1765 Eailes James Tollard Royal 1765 Eailes James Tollard Royal 1772 Eakutt Charles Longbridge Deverill ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames E) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1716 Ealboys Richard Corsham 1591 Eales John Salisbury St. Edmunds 1914 Ealey Frank Calstone Welllington 1808 Ealey Richard Salisbury St. Martin 1864 Ealey Thomas Blackland 1826 Ealy Daniel Cherhill 1828 Ealy Daniel Cherhill 1834 Ealy George Cherhill 1834 Ealy Harry Cherhill 1780 Ealy Isaac Cherhill 1834 Ealy Isaac Cherhill 1840 Ealy John Calstone Welllington 1763 Ealy John Cherhill 1786 Ealy John Potterne 1796 Ealy William Cherhill 1802 Ealy* William Yatesbury 1659 Eames Edward Trowbridge St. James 1822 Eames George Holt 1737 Eames Henry Trowbridge St. James 1756 Eames Henry Trowbridge St. James 1751 Eames Isaac Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1727 Eames Peter Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1681 Eames Richard Trowbridge St. James 1640 Eames Robert Trowbridge St. James 1815 Eames Solomon Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1746 Eames Thomas Berwick St. John 1735 Eames Thomas Trowbridge St. James 1826 Eams George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1738 Eams Henry Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1730 Earbury Francis Corsham 1708 Earel John Trowbridge St. James 1701 Earel William Trowbridge St. James 1674 Earell William Trowbridge St. James 1654 Eares John Salisbury St. Thomas 1638 Earewood Richard Idmiston 1913 Earidge Bert Benjamin Bulford 1798 Earl Caleb Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1883 Earl Charles Stratton St. Margaret 1717 Earl Ebenezer Holt 1771 Earl Ebenezer Trowbridge St. James 1672 Earl Edward Collingbourne Ducis 1749 Earl Edward Wootton Bassett 1749 Earl George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1785 Earl George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1800 Earl George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1830 Earl George Winterbourne Monkton 1744 Earl James Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1792 Earl James Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1804 Earl James Kington St. Michael 1783 Earl James Market Lavington 1815 Earl James Salisbury St. Edmunds 1822 Earl James South Wraxall 1750 Earl James Whaddon 1738 Earl John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames E) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1753 Earl John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1790 Earl John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1815 Earl John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1826 Earl John Holt 1689 Earl John Minety 1698 Earl John Minety 1779 Earl John Trowbridge St. James 1819 Earl John Trowbridge St. James 1715 Earl Joseph Hilperton 1823 Earl Joseph Trowbridge St. James 1750 Earl Peter Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1784 Earl Robert Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1786 Earl Robert South Wraxall 1748 Earl Thomas Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1760 Earl Thomas Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1801 Earl Thomas Bulford 1729 Earl Thomas Holt 1715 Earl Thomas Wilsford (nr Pewsey) 1739 Earl William Atworth 1749 Earl William Melksham 1743 Earl William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1819 Earl William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1800 Earl William Trowbridge St. James 1824 Earl William Trowbridge St. James 1827 Earl William Trowbridge St. James 1723 Earle Aldon Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1639 Earle Anthonie Devizes St. John 1723 Earle Benjamen Whaddon 1775 Earle Benjamin Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1782 Earle Daniel Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1816 Earle Edward Corsham 1701 Earle Edward Malmesbury 1757 Earle Edward Malmesbury 1701 Earle Edward Minety 1685 Earle Edward Salisbury St. Edmunds 1769 Earle George Collingbourne Ducis 1802 Earle George Holt 1823 Earle George Hungerford 1601 Earle George Salisbury St. Thomas 1827 Earle Henry Devizes St. John 1847 Earle James Alderbury 1775 Earle James Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1818 Earle James Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1766 Earle James Melksham 1793 Earle James Trowbridge St. James 1718 Earle James Whaddon 1685 Earle John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1771 Earle John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1785 Earle John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1622 Earle John Chirton 1796 Earle John Laverstock & Ford 1619 Earle John Malmesbury 1633 Earle John Malmesbury 1655 Earle John Malmesbury ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames E) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1748 Earle John Melksham 1753 Earle John Melksham 1718 Earle John Minety 1766 Earle John Minety 1778 Earle John Minety 1600 Earle John Patney 1590 Earle John Salisbury St. Edmunds 1809 Earle John Salisbury St. Martin 1599 Earle John Salisbury St. Thomas 1619 Earle John Tisbury 1787 Earle John Trowbridge St. James 1599 Earle John Urchfont 1703 Earle Johnathan Whaddon 1757 Earle Maurice Corsham 1864 Earle Maurice West Lavington 1652 Earle Nathaniell Chute 1683 Earle Richard Great Chalfield 1778 Earle Richard Salisbury St. Edmunds 1572 Earle Richarde Trowbridge St. James 1684 Earle Robert Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1655 Earle Robert Devizes St. John 1734 Earle Robert Poole Keynes 1595 Earle Robert Whiteparish 1688 Earle Robt. 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  • 2007 No. 143 LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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    STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 2007 No. 143 LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ENGLAND The District of North Wiltshire (Electoral Changes) Order 2007 Made - - - - 25th January 2007 Coming into force in accordance with article 1(2) The Boundary Committee for England(a), under section 15(4)(b) of the Local Government Act 1992(c) (“the 1992 Act”), have conducted a review of the district of North Wiltshire and have submitted to the Electoral Commission(d) recommendations dated September 2006. A period of not less than six weeks has expired since the receipt of those recommendations. The Electoral Commission have decided to give effect, without modification, to those recommendations. Accordingly, the Electoral Commission, in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 17(e) and 26(f) of the 1992 Act, make the following Order: Citation and commencement 1.—(1) This Order may be cited as the District of North Wiltshire (Electoral Changes) Order 2007. (2) This Order comes into force— (a) for the purpose of proceedings preliminary or relating to any election to be held on the ordinary day of election of councillors in 2007, on the day after that on which it is made; (b) for all other purposes, on the ordinary day of election of councillors in 2007. Interpretation 2. In this Order— “district” means the district of North Wiltshire; “existing”, in relation to a ward, means the ward as it exists on the date this Order is made; (a) The Boundary Committee for England is a committee of the Electoral Commission, established by the Electoral Commission in accordance with section 14 of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (“the 2000 Act”) (c.41).