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Dedham St. Mary the Virgin Marriages 1813-1837 (Brides) Dedham St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1813-1837 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Banns. Witness 2 (Benjm Cole) signs others mark. ABBOT Mary John LAWRENCE 30 Jun 1833 Witness 1: Lucy Tulke 192 Mary Ann Banns all sign. Witnesses: Abraham Abbott, William ABBOTT Innocents Robert PRATT bachelor 10 Apr 1823 Daniel , Sarah Saunders, Hannah East, Edward Daniel 86 Banns all sign. Witnesses: William Abbott, Mary Ann ABBOTT Maria William FELGATE 01 Jan 1829 Pratt 146 Licence. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: ABBOTT Mary William CLARKE 22 Sep 1830 Charlotte Conlin, William Littlebury 165 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Thomas Dorman, Ann ALLERTON Ann spinster James GARWOOD bachelor 06 Apr 1817 Garwood 26 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: James ALLINGTON Sarah spinster Thomas GARWOOD bachelor 16 Apr 1816 Saunders, Thos Barker 18 Banns. Groom abode: Ardleigh. Witness 2 (Thos ARNOLD Edith spinster James FENN bachelor 05 Apr 1816 Barker) signs others mark. Wit 1: William Arnold 17 Banns all sign. Witnesses: John Atkins, Mary Ann ATKINS Sarah spinster Thomas GARNHAM bachelor 22 May 1817 Platten 29 Banns. Groom abode: Gt Wenham, Suffolk. Bride & groom mark others sign. Wits: Thomas Cole, Thomas ATKINS Fanny Joseph WAYLING 01 Jan 1835 Turner 209 Banns. Groom abode: Langham. Witness 2 (Thos. BACON Rose spinster William SMITH bachelor 25 Jul 1823 Barker) signs others mark. Wit 1: Sarah Dyer 90 Banns. Groom marks others sign. Witnesses: Sarah BAIRD Margaret spinster Abraham GARWOOD widower 15 Mar 1821 Lamb, Robert Garwood, E. Bennett 68 Licence all sign. Groom abode: St. Nicholas, Colchester. Witnesses: Mary Salmon, Ann Baker BAKER Maria spinster John SALMON bachelor 15 Apr 1823 Three other witnesses hard to read. 87 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Susannaha Baker, Samuel BAKER Hannah Thomas SHARP 25 Dec 1833 Gordon 200 Banns all sign. Witnesses: John Gorden, Susanah BAKER Susanna Samuel GORDON 11 Jul 1834 Archer 203 1 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 26/1/10 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Dedham St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1813-1837 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Banns. WItness 1 (Thos Barker) signs others mark. BANHAM Mary spinster William LOT bachelor 10 Oct 1823 Witness 2: Mary Anne Greenwood 92 BARKER Lucy spinster Robert RAY bachelor 09 Oct 1817 Licence all sign. Witnesses: H Booth, S Barker 34 Licence all sign. Witnesses: Mary Bowman, Lucy BARKER Sarah spinster William BOOTH bachelor 13 Jan 1818 Perry, W? D Brooks 38 Licence all sign. Witnesses: Stephen Parker, Mary An BARKER Sarah spinster John SPURLING widower 12 May 1818 Smith 41 Banns all sign. Groom abode: Boxford, Suffolk. Witnesses: Robt Ray, Hugh Driver, Mary, C. & Thos BARKER Hannah William DRIVER bachelor 29 Feb 1820 Barker 54 Banns all sign. Groom abode: Ardleigh. Witnesses: BARKER Mary William BACON 08 Nov 1825 Amelia Belstead, Thos Barker 114 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: Martha BARKER Elizabeth Abraham BONES 06 Oct 1826 Barker, John & Mary Bones, Thos Barker 122 Banns. Groom marks others sign. Witnesses: John BARKER Sarah John HARVEY 06 May 1828 Payne, Martha Barker 139 Banns. Witness 2 (Benjm Cole) signs others mark. BARKER Rebecca Joseph MOORE 24 Mar 1832 Witness 1: Sarah Barker 181 Licence all sign. Groom abode: Tattingstone. Witnesses: William Laker, John Warner, Martha BARNS Dorothy Jonathan PRATT 08 Oct 1835 Goodwin, Hannah Pratt 214 Banns. Witness 1 (Thos Barker) signs others mark. BEASTON Elizabeth spinster Thomas WHINNEY bachelor 03 Dec 1820 Witness 2: Lucy Higham 64 BEAUMONT Abigail Benjamin COLE 02 Aug 1828 Bann all sign. Witnesses: Jonah & Benjn Cole 142 Licence all sign. Groom abode: Witham. Witnesses: BELL Frances spinster William SPINK bachelor 09 Oct 1827 Mary Spink, W J Haddan 128 Banns. Bride signs others mark. Witnesses: Sarah BENNETT Sarah spinster Thomas MINTER bachelor 22 Jul 1822 Nunn, William Minter 89 Banns. Groom & Wit.2 (Thos Barker) sign others BIRD Elizabeth spinster Francis HUNT bachelor 15 Nov 1814 mark. Witness 1: William Bird 11 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: Abraham BIRD Ann spinster Edward HOY widower 25 Dec 1824 Green, Mary Salmon 99 2 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 26/1/10 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Dedham St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1813-1837 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Banns. Groom abode: Messing. Bride & groom mark BIRD Sarah John BACON 10 Jan 1826 others sign. Witnesses: Hannah Double, Thos. Barker 117 Banns. Witness 2 (Thos Sadler) signs others mark. BIRD Susan Samuel EDWARDS 11 Nov 1827 Witness 1: Mary Anne Southgate 130 Banns. Witness 2 (Benjm Cole) signs others mark. BIRD Martha John WHYAT 09 Nov 1829 Witness 1: Joseph Bird 154 Licence. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: Wm BIRD Sarah Philip CLARKE 22 Oct 1835 Webb, Elizabeth & C. Platten 215 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Charles Boone, John BLOYS Mary spinster William CROWE bachelor 29 Jan 1816 Silvester, Hannah Bloys, Amy Filgate 16 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Japhath Pannifer, William BLYTH Mariann spinster William SPURLING bachelor 18 Jan 1822 Gentry, Charlotte Blyth, Sarah Chisnall 76 Banns. Witness 2 (Thos Barker) signs others mark. BOOR Jane Robert DENNY 03 Nov 1818 Witness 1: John Denny 45 Licence with consent of her mother Elizabeth Borthwick. All sign. Groom abode: Lexden. Witnesses: Elizabeth Borthwick, Jno. Lewis, Eliza Ann BORTHWICK Margaret spinster George ROUND bachelor 05 Oct 1824 Thomson 96 Banns.Bride & Wit1. (Daniel Popps) Mark others BOWEN Elizabeth widow James LEWIS widower 06 Oct 1818 sign. Witness 2: Thos Barker 44 Licence all sign with consent of her parents. BOYFIELD Anna Maria spinster Jacob ELTON widower 18 Feb 1813 Witnesses: Wm. Boyfield, Henry Nantey 1 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: Thos & BROCKWELL Tamar Samuel DORMAN 18 Jan 1826 Henry Barker 118 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: ? BRUCE Anne spinster Daniel DRURY bachelor 25 Dec 1816 Cuthelbert, Thos Barker 23 Licence all sign. Witnesses: Mahala Bruce, Henry BRUCE Eunice John Robert AMBROSE 09 Oct 1829 Powell 152 Banns. Witness 1 (Thos Barker) signs others mark. CARD Mary William BRUCE 15 Sep 1827 Witness 2: John Bruce 127 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: John CARPENTER Harriet spinster John PHILLIPS bachelor 12 Jan 1818 Wardley, Mary Phillips 37 3 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 26/1/10 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Dedham St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1813-1837 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Banns all sign. Witnesses: Peter Norman, Susan CARTER Jane Frederick WHITE 06 May 1828 Stockdale 138 Banns all sign. Groom abode: St. Nicholas, Ipswich. CHANDLER Elizabeth Robert Clamp ENNEW 14 Nov 1831 Witnesses: Thomas Reed, Benjm Cole. 177 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: John & CHAPMAN Susan Thomas BELSTEAD 11 Oct 1825 Anna Lee, Thomas Barker 113 Banns. Witness 1 (Charles Chisnell) signs others CHISEL Susan Joseph KEY 16 Oct 1827 mark. Witness 2: Susan Southgate 129 Licence all sign. Groom abode: Gt Bentley. CLARK Mary spinster William WEBB widower 06 Jan 1825 Witnesses: Elizabeth Platten, Corder Platten 100 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Robt Tweed, Wm Ham, CLARK Eliza John HAM 26 Aug 1828 Mary Ham, Ann Finer? 143 Banns. Bride & Wit.2 (Lucy Clark) sign others mark. CLARK Sarah John STEWARD 11 May 1832 Witness 1: Daniel Lewis 184 Banns. Bride marks others sign. Witnesses: Harriott CLARKE Alice spinster Samuel NEVARD bachelor 13 Dec 1820 Gardener, William Hitchcock 66 Banns. Groom marks others sign. Witnesses: Edward CLARKE Phoebe William DOUBLE 22 Feb 1829 Clarke, Benjn Cole 148 Licence all sign. Witnesses: John White, Mary Ann CLAYDON Hannah spinster William BRIGHTWELL widower 26 Apr 1830 White 158 COLE Mary spinster William APPLEBY bachelor 08 Oct 1820 Banns all mark. Witnesses: Benjamin & Hannah Cole 59 Catherine Licence all sign. Witnesses: A Constable, T J Barstow, CONSTABLE Elizabeth John Medows THEOBALD 21 Oct 1834 F M Theobald, Priscilla Theobald 205 Banns. Groom abode: Great Baddow. Witness 1 (John Eatoll) signs others mark. Witness 2: Elizabeth COOPER Phoebe William ESDELL 14 Mar 1828 King 135 Licence with consent of her mother & lawful guardian Ann Coyte. All sign. Groom abode: Chelsea, William Middlesex. Witnesses: James Coyte, Louisa Firmin, COYTE Christian minor Edward BISHOP bachelor 14 Apr 1817 W. Coyte 27 4 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 26/1/10 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Dedham St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1813-1837 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Banns. Witness 1 (Thomas Cole) signs others mark. CROSS Mary Ann John OSBORN 02 Dec 1836 Witness 2: Robert Osborn 227 Licence. Groom abode: Nacton, Suffolk. Witness 2 CURTIS Mary spinster Henry COWEY bachelor 13 Oct 1820 (Thomas Daley) marks others sign. Wit 1: Elizth Gage 60 Banns. Groom marks oters sign. Witnesses: Judith CUTHBERT Catherine Henry BIRD bachelor 01 Nov 1820 Hurrell, Susanna Brands 62 Licence. Groom is a clk (clerk). All sign. Witnesses: Wm Daniel, J G Maxwell, Ann Daniel, Mary Daniel, L. G. Daniel, Mary Ann Jennings, Elizabeth Edge Daniel, Peter Fane Edge Daniel, Mary McFarland, C. & E. DANIEL Mary Maria spinster Midgley John JENNINGS bachelor 03 Apr 1832 Wormeley 182 Banns all sign. Witnesses: Thomas Daniel, Thomas DANIEL Elizabeth John BASS 27 Jun 1836 Cole 223 Banns. Groom abode: Ardleigh. Witness 2 (Hannah DEATH Ann James WHYATT 14 Mar 1828 King) signs others mark. Witness 1: John King 134 Banns. Bride & groom mark others sign. Witnesses: DEATH Lucy William DYNES 22 Dec 1831 William Littlebury, Ann Death 179 Banns. Groom abode: Ardleigh. Groom marks others sign. Witnesses: Hannah Double, William & Sarah DOUBLE Mary John KING 04 Jan 1826 Page, Henry Smitt 116 Banns.
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