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Chardstock Marrs to 1850 CHARDSTOCK ST. ANDREWS CHURCH - MARRIAGES Source: Chardstock Parish Registers and Bishop’s Transcripts Dates: 1579 to 1582 from Bishop’s Transcripts 1597 to 1837 transcripts from Parish Registers, except period April, 1710 to January, 1717. Prior to 1653 only the Bride and Groom's names are recorded. After 1653 the place of residence was given if outside the Parish and, in some cases, the father of either the Bride or Groom was also recorded. From 1754 some occupations were shown. Additional information has been incorporated for the period March, 1809 to February, 1813 to help fill in the gaps in the Parish Register. 1837 to 1911 transcripts made by CHRG members from photocopies of the original Parish Registers held at Devon Records Office. The information shown on these transcripts has been expanded to cover full details of the Bride and Groom, together with the respective father’s name/occupation and the names of the witnesses. It is suggested that researchers refer to the separate PDF for All Saints Church as this church was also located in the civil Parish of Chardstock. While every effort has been made to ensure that the transcripts are as accurate as possible, researchers are strongly advised to consult the original copies at Devon Record Office and to use these transcriptions only as a guide to what these sources contain. When using this site, the following points should also be borne in mind: Abbreviations have been avoided wherever possible and full stops have not been used in names, thus Wm C. Watts in the register appears as William C Watts in the transcription. This measure is designed to assist word search software programmes. After the transcripts of marriages, there is a separate date listing for information on marriages additional to that contained in the Parish Registers. This generally takes two forms - either someone with Chardstock connections marrying outside the Parish (sometimes referred to as “strays”) or the announcement, usually in a newspaper or magazine, of a marriage at Chardstock. The sources of this information are varied, but are always given. In cases where other research has produced an alternative to the transcribed version, that alternative is shown alongside the transcribed version in [ ] brackets, provided the alternative has an equal or greater likelihood of being the correct or preferred version. CHARDSTOCK ST. ANDREW’S MARRIAGES from Bishop’s Transcripts at Wiltshire Records Office 1579 31st Jan Thomas HAMLINE and Elionor DENMAN 4th May John EASTON als HILLAR Y and Leotefia HILL 18th May John SELLAR and Joan POTINGTON 29th May John PEARCE and Maria WOLMINGTON 25th June John FLEY and Margery PHILLIS 18th Aug Roger WESTCOTT and Elizabeth TOWLER 8th Oct John BENTLEY and Joan SPRAKE 13th Oct Christopher WILSE and Joan ALDERMAN 1st Dec William WOODLAND and Joan CLUTTERY 11th Dec Peter STAPLE and Alice HART (Fold in the parchment) 1580 and/or 1581 (unclear owing to tears in the parchment) 23rd Apr Hugh CRABBE and Joan WOODLAND 13th July Nicholas SPEEDE and Christiana RAY 9th Nov Richard BENNEY and Agnes COKE 5th Jan Richard DUNSTER and Joan ALFORD 26th Feb John BRIANT and Alice CLEMENT 1582 23rd Apr Thomas BABINGTON and Agnes COXDEN 10th May John TOWLER and Alice JAMES 13th May John PEARCE and Joan PARRIS 29th May Richard HUNT and Joan GUPPY 7th Aug Richard KNIGHT and Margaret STRONG 1 CHARDSTOCK ST. ANDREW’S MARRIAGES 1597 TO 1911 From Registers at Devon Records Office 1597 1/10 John FERRIS and Maud IRISH 13/10 George SHINDELAR and Alice VINCENT 29/1 Thomas HOOPER and Elizabeth CHANNYNGE 30/1 John SELLARD ( SELWOOD ) and Elizabeth HAYDON 6/2 Richard FERRES and Florence BURLY 12/2 John HEALE and Christian DILLINGE 1598 24/5 Richard FARRINGDON and Sara COOME 1599 28/4 Richard WOLMINGTON and Mary WALTER 31/7 Bernard FOWLER and Elinor POLLARD 29/10 Richard LINDON and Mellis DUMMET 12/12 John CLODE and Joanna PEARSE 14/1 Christopher DAVIE and Honora LEGGE 1600 6/10 John SEWARD and Margaret VINCENT 9/11 Thomas ROCKET and Joanna WOLMINGTON 11/11 Richard LUDLEY and Joanna STAPLE 26/11 William DENMAN and Honora STRONGE 22/12 John GRUBHAM and Mary SANFORD 1601 14/5 George COLLINS als MICHEL and Catherine STAPLE 7/9 Hugh FRENCH and Elizabeth SANFORD 6/10 Thomas COOKE and Sicilia COLEMAN 4/11 John HARRIS and Alice VINCENT wid. 26/11 John DABINOT and Joanna COLLINS 1602 24/7 John FOLLET and Christian HARDIE 2/10 William DILLINGS and Magdalen CATE 16/1 Leonard WEBBE and Margaret STEPHENS 17/2 Thomas LARCUMBE and Joanna CLAP 2 1603 9/5 John WESTOFFER and Joanna VINNICU(N) 9/7 John YEAT and Joanna BULL 25/8 John EXOLL and Alice WALKER 28/8 Alexander ALFORD and Joanna GRANGE 17/1 Thomas TAILOR and Thomasin BENTLEY 1604 10/5 Robert MARTIN and Agnes GUPPIE 12/5 Thomas STRONGE and Joanna BAGGE 9/7 William OSBORNE and Helen BISSHOP 31/7 William STREETE and Mariana BANCKES 27/9 Anthony BROWNE and Thomasin DENMAN 8/10 Ambrose COOKE and Marian COMBE 23/1 Richard SPEEDE and Mariana STAPLE 29/1 George STAPLE and Alice TURNER 5/2 Stephen PLIER and Elinor MICHELS 1605 16/7 John HARTE and Lettice COLEMAN 6/2 Richard WIAT and Bridget STAPLE 12/2 John DUMMET and Alice SHINDLER wid. 1606 2/5 John GONLAND and Christian PARSONS wid. 2/5 Richard WHITEMAN and Mary SNELEROE wid. 20/5 John SAMPSON and Joanna PLEYEAR 16/6 Ambrose COOKE and Mary EDWARDES 18/11 John TURNER and Joyce GRANGE 14/1 Robert MARTIN and Martha WIAT 15/1 Henry THOMAS and Anna EDNEY 15/1 John QUYNTIN and Mary STARKE 26/1 Henry HODSON and Elizabeth WIAT 1607 7/7 Nathaniel COLLIER and Margaret PITCHER 5/8 Henry TOWER and Marian DABINETT 25/8 Launcelot STOODELEY and Mary COLEMAN 9/11 Jacob DREW and Bridget PARRIS 24/11 Robert WATTS and Jane DOLEMAN 23/1 John BONDE and Lewes WADE 3 1608 8/8 Michael HEARNE and Amy BULL 28/9 William BULL and Margaret BISSHOP 29/9 Edmond HARDMAN and Elizabeth BULL 29/10 John CLAP and Dorcas DORCHESTER 24/11 Thomas SHOOTE and Isetta SALTER 26/12 Richard STEPHENS and Mary LEONARD 1609 26/4 Richard WALROND and Margaret STAPLE 13/5 Nicholas HOOPER and Joan SPRAKE 14/6 George HACCAM and Joan WILLSE 27/6 George PARSONS and Agnes COOKNEY 30/6 John TURNER of Tiderlegh and Emma CATE 19/7 Andrew SPEEDE and Charity PARKER 20/9 Robert GUY and Alice HAMLIN 15/10 John WAGLAND and Lora BATCH 1/11 Thomas JEFFORD and Armonelle MARSH 15/11 John WALRONDE and Margaret STARK 29/11 Christopher DUMMET and Thomasin MICHEL 30/11 Richard WALRONDE and Helinora TORRIE 31/1 Henry EVERY and Phillipa TURNER 2/2 Jonathan HARDINGE and Mary QUINTIN 3/2 William HELLAND and Anne LANE 1610 8/5 Nicholas ROCKET als WAKELEY and Elizabeth WOLMINGTON 23/7 John COSENS and Florence FERRIS wid. 25/7 George COOKENEY and Christian WILLES 28/10 John SAMPSON and Jane PHIPPEN 7/11 John STUCKEY and Agnes GUPPIE 25/11 William HAMLIN and Margaret DABBIN 27/11 Benjamin SKINNER and Elizabeth LARCUMBE 18/1 William TABOT and Margaret SPEEDE 1611 21/4 Thomas COLEMAN and Joan TURNER 24/4 Phillip SCRIVEN and Mary JOICE 25/4 Walter MANFIELD and Joan MICHEL 28/4 Nicholas TURNER and Joan STRONGE 3/7 Robert SPRAKE and Ursula SOLMON 24/11 Hugh MARSH and Ann GREENSLADE 4 1612 21/4 Thomas DALLIE and Joan WEBBE 30/4 Henry BOWDICH and Agnes MOSSE 6/5 Thomas SYMS and Elizabeth HITCHCOCKE 15/6 William WYAT and Joan SMITH 6/7 Richard PIKE and Mary CATE 8/10 Peter WESTOFFER and Elizabeth PHIPPEN 19/11 William MANFIELD and Mary MANLEY 22/11 Henry SAVORY and Elionora PARRACK 19/1 Thomas WALFORDE and Faith SPEED 27/1 Abraham EDWARDES and Mary CATE 28/1 George TURNER and Agnes DABINOT 1613 1/6 Christopher CATE and Margery PIKE 22/7 Richard PARROCK and Bridget WIAT wid. 8/9 George DAVIE and Edith WIAT 22/9 Richard ENGLAND and Mary PYRRIE 13/10 Thomas PARRIS and Julian LONGE 26/1 William BLIGHT and Elinor PARRIS wid. 16/2 John LARCOMBE and Charity BRIANT 17/2 William PARRIS and Bridget WILLES 1614 3/7 James FELPES als COLMER and Dorothy DENMAN 7/9 Thomas ALSTON and Julian IRISH 30/9 Robert SELWOODE and Edith LORINGE 4/2 James LARCOMBE and Elizabeth HELLET 1615 27/4 John MUNDAY and Elinor BULL 8/6 William BUTCHER and Julian WILSE 2/8 Thomas ESTMOND and Dorothy BOWDICH 21/8 William SKINNER and Mary SAVORIE 12/10 Augustin WALKER and Joan TOLER 18/1 Edmund HARDMAN and Phillipa WILLES 1616 15/4 William BONDE and Ann MANINGE 30/4 David BERY and Martha WOODLAND 2/5 John MARSH and Alice SEWARDE 29/5 William BUCKLAND and Catherine SHINDLER 10/6 Richard HAINE and Mary WIAT 12/8 George BRIANT and Mary SELLARS 21/8 Christopher POMERIE and Elizabeth BROOKS 5 29/11 Nicholas VICARS and Alice GREENSLADE 15/1 Thomas CLARKE and Bridget DUNSTER 27/1 John BALSTONE and Thomasin BOWDICH 29/1 John JESOP and Elizabeth TURNER 11/2 William TURNER and Agnes WOODLAND 12/2 Nicholas MARTIN and Martha WIAT 13/2 William VILDEWE and Edith SALMON 1617 31/3 George SERES and Alice POLLARDE 29/4 John CLODE and Margaret GILLET 30/4 Philip GILLET and Mary STAPLE 30/4 John MICHEL and Grace BAILIE 7/5 William WOOLMINGTON and Mary BIRDE 19/5 Richard WADDON and Frances PINNYE 21/5 Edward DENNINGE and Grace GUPPIE 22/5 Robert JENNINGS and Thomasin SAVERY 23/5 John BOWDICH Gent.
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