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Colchester All Saints Marriages (Brides) 1754-1812 Colchester All Saints marriages (brides) 1754-1812 Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Poor, blurry scan. Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. [FT]YLER Martha Widow William DYER Widower 03 Dec 1797 Witnesses: Elizabeth Christianwood?, John Edwards 114 Poor, blurry scan. He signed, she used mark. Groom of St Mary Magdalen, bride of St Botolph's. Witnesses: John Farrar, [HK]IPPS Eleanor James SHORT 06 Jul 1801 Betty Glover 204 Both used mark. Groom of Great Coggeshal. Witnesses: L ABBOT Susannah Spinster James LAWRENCE Bachelor 23 Feb 1773 Lind, T Milner 353 ABBOT Elizabeth Spinster William SALE Bachelor 07 Apr 1777 Both used mark. Witnesses: Philip Sansom, Thos Hedge 67 Single Licence. Both used mark. Groom of West Mersea. Witnesses: ABBOTT Elizabeth Spinster Sam'l TURNER man 06 Mar 1755 Philip Sansom, Ephraim Shillito 17 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: William ABBOTT Elizabeth Spinster Bartholomew BROWN Widower 01 Nov 1772 Linmer?, Mary Turner 351 Both used mark. Groom of Wivenhoe. Witnesses: Elisabeth ABBOTT Mary Joseph BREWER 12 Apr 1803 Abbatt, Margaret Brewer 252 Both signed. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Lucy Abbott, ABBOTT Kerry Ann Spinster James STUT[LT]ER 31 Dec 1805 Jno Edwards 352 She signed, he used mark. Witnesses: Ann & John Kirk, ABRAHAMS Sarah Spinster William NEWMAN Bachelor 23 Oct 1809 Jno.Edwards. 101 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Eliz ABRAMS Mary Spinster Joseph BUSH Bachelor 16 Feb 1808 Stimpson, Benjn Brightman 42 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Sarah Hill, ABRAMS Rosina Spinster Joseph HOWELL Bachelor 24 Oct 1809 James Roy 102 Licence, bride is a minor, consent of her father. Both of St Botolph's. He signed, she used mark. Witnesses: Henry & ADAMS Sarah Spinster John WILLES Bachelor 13 Jul 1783 Henrietta Johnson 172 He signed, she signed. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: ADAMS Mary Ann Spinster Thomas DAVIES Bachelor 22 Feb 1806 Samuel Sadler, Sarah Sykes 365 He signed, she used mark. [See Agnis?]. Groom of St Giles's. AGNESS Elizabeth Spinster William SPINKS Bachelor 24 Aug 1789 Witnesses: Tabor Hull, John Lay 288 1 Transcribed from registers ERO D/P 200/1/10, 11, 12, 13 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Colchester All Saints marriages (brides) 1754-1812 Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Both signed. JM,Jun'r. Groom of St Nicholas', bride of St AGNIS Elizabeth Spinster Nathaniel PARKER Bachelor 25 Oct 1785 Botolph's. Witnesses: Dorothy Agnis, Jas Mansfield 216 Both signed. Groom of St Nicholas'. Witnesses: Ann Agnis, AGNIS Susannah Spinster George JOHNSON Bachelor 22 Dec 1785 Sarah Johnson 221 Both signed. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: S Mansfield, AGNIS Dorothy Spinster Samuel UTTEN Widower 15 Sep 1807 Eliza Daniell, Eliza Heath. 23 Blurry, indistinct scan. Licence. Both signed. Both of St AIRD Mary Spinster Samuel SWEENEY Bachelor 27 Nov 1811 Botolph's. Witnesses: Elizabeth & JW? Birmingham 170 Licence. Both signed. Groom of St Botolph's, bride of St ALBRA Sarah Spinster Edward MILES 19 Jul 1808 James'. Witnesses: Sophia & J Chadwick, Jno.Edwards. 53 He signed, she used mark. Groom of St Nicholas'. Witnesses: ALDRIDGE Jane Spinster Henry GUSTERSON Widower 23 Apr 1769 Charles Bland, Rebecca Crusswell 283 Licence. Both signed. Married at St James, All Saints being in a state of repair. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Hannah ALDRIDGE Hannah Widow Thomas WEST Widower 11 Aug 1802 Pitt, Wm Weatherly 230 He signed, she used mark. Witnesses: Willm Bland, Susannah ALGAR Sarah Spinster John SALMON Bachelor 11 Apr 1784 Dunnett 185 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Thomas ALLERTON Mary Spinster John NEWTON Bachelor 04 Sep 1774 Haward, John Crisp 16 He used mark, she signed. Groom of St Botolph's, bride of St ALLESTON Frances Spinster James LEACH Bachelor 26 Jun 1778 Nicholas'. Witnesses: Sarah Henshred?, Wm Edwards 96 She signed, he used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: ALLISON Susannah Spinster Abraham ORBELL Bachelor 05 May 1808 Thomas Pitcher, Sarah Cheek 49 Both signed. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Thos Dyer, Wm ALSTON Sarah Spinster Andrew MURRILLS Bachelor 08 Nov 1789 Edwards 302 Licence. He signed, she used mark. Witnesses: John AMES Mary Charles SUMMERS 16 Dec 1803 Chapman, John Edwards 279 He signed, she used mark. Groom of St Botolph's. Witness: ANDREWS Rebecca Spinster Jabez PURKISS Widower 26 Oct 1767 Elizabeth & John Sams 256 2 Transcribed from registers ERO D/P 200/1/10, 11, 12, 13 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Colchester All Saints marriages (brides) 1754-1812 Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg He used mark, she signed. Witnesses: Wm Edwards, Martha ANDREWS Rachel Spinster Edward WRIGHT Bachelor 21 May 1771 Young 328 She signed, he used mark. Groom of St Botolph's, bride of St ANDREWS Sarah Widow Edward FOWLER Widower 24 Jun 1776 Runwald's. Witnesses: Thos Ardley, John Andrews 58 He signed, she used mark. Witnesses: Joseph Spooner, Mary ANDREWS Sarah Spinster Edward HARLEN Bachelor 01 Oct 1782 Glozier 160 Licence. Both signed. Groom of St Leonard's. Witnesses: ANDREWS Mary Spinster James WOOD Widower 25 Feb 1783 Thos Summersum, Wm Edwards 167 He signed, she used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: ANDREWS Elisabeth Spinster Thomas FISHER Bachelor 25 Oct 1791 Sarah King, James Buckingham 347 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: John ARCHER Elisabeth Spinster Peter BARTHOLOMEW Widower 04 Jul 1790 Archer, Susan Heard 312 Blurry, indistinct scan. Both signed. Both of St Botolph's. ARGENT Charlotte Spinster William LOVEDY Bachelor 24 Mar 1812 Witnesses: John Dixon?, Elizabeth Pepper, Jno.Edwards. 181 Licence. Both signed. Groom of St Peter's. Witnesses: Thos ARMER Hannah Spinster John SADLER Widower 31 Jul 1766 Lawrence, Ann Syer? 236 Licence. He signed, she used mark. Witnesses: Tho Watts, ARMER Sarah Spinster Mark LEPPINGWELL Bachelor 04 Apr 1775 Wm Edwards 28 Blurry, indistinct scan. Licence. Both signed. Groom of St Nicholas', bride of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Mary Parker, J N? ASHWELL Mary Elizabeth Spinster Edward HOLDITCH Widower 07 Oct 1812 Titmell? 201 ASTON Eliz'h Spinster Robert SMITH Widower 13 Dec 1755 Both used mark. Witnesses: John Dave?, John Fisher 32 Both used mark. Groom of St Nicholas', bride of St Botolph's. ATKINSON Sarah Widow John WILES 29 Nov 1802 Witnesses: John Edwards 240 Poor, blurry scan. Both signed. Groom of Ballingdon. AVIS Ann James AYLEY 16 Sep 1800 Witnesses: Robert Maggs, John Edwards 183 He signed, she used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witness: AYLETT Ann Spinster Joseph GREEN Bachelor 15 Oct 1786 Sarah Green, Hester Venture Green 235 3 Transcribed from registers ERO D/P 200/1/10, 11, 12, 13 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Colchester All Saints marriages (brides) 1754-1812 Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Poor, blurry scan. He signed, she used mark. Both of St AYTON Margaret Thomas HEDGE 28 Jul 1801 Botolph's. Witnesses: Leonard Simon, Elizabeth MacIntosh 205 He signed, she used mark. Bride's surname is indistinct, probably Borden. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Alexander B[AO]RDEN Mary Spinster Wm. DYER Bachelor 25 Aug 1791 Fordyce Sanckster, James Parker 345 Blurry scan. He used mark, she signed. Both of St Botolph's. B[EO]DLE Sarah Spinster William AFIELD Bachelor 03 Sep 1806 Witnesses: Thomas Matting?, Charles Donnelly 380 Anne Frances Licence. Both signed. Groom of St Giles, Norwich, bride of St BACON Gilman Spinster Thomas Page BRUNTON Bachelor 11 Oct 1791 Botolph's. Witnesses: James Brunton, Mary Chignall 346 Licence. He signed, she used mark. Bride of Wivenhoe. BACON Diana Andrew FORBES Bachelor 11 Oct 1805 Witnesses: Wm. Mortimer, Jno. Smiths?, Jon'th Summers. 342 He signed, she used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witness: BACON Alice Spinster Michael URIE Bachelor 26 Mar 1811 Heneretha Hay 150 Licence. He signed, she used mark. [ For Badham ?]. BADDEM Mary Stephen GARNETT 23 Apr 1771 Witnesses: William Hamilton, Wm Edwards 325 He signed,she used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: BADHAM Mary Widow Stephen GARNETT Widower 15 Sep 1784 Wm Edwards, Sampson Wire 192 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: George & BAILEY Mary Widow John WOODWARD Widower 07 Jun 1769 Daniel Lawrence 289 Licence. He signed, she used mark. Both of St Botolph's. BAINES Mary Anne Widow Robert CUNNOLD Bachelor 18 Jul 1799 Witnesses: Richd & Ann Elizabeth Golding, Eliza Smith. 159 Single Single Both both signed. Reg No should have been 118. Witnesses: ? BAKER Marth woman Jacob DUFFIELD man 28 Aug 1760 Walker?, Isaac Peacock 116 Licence. Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: BAKER Martha Spinster John BLACKWELL Widower 06 Jun 1764 Wm Smith, Jno King 183 4 Transcribed from registers ERO D/P 200/1/10, 11, 12, 13 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Colchester All Saints marriages (brides) 1754-1812 Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom 1st Groom surname Status Date Notes Reg Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: R Sharp, BAKER Ann Spinster John PULLEN Bachelor 12 Jun 1764 John Hacksell 185 Single Single Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: Daniel BAKER Hannah woman William LAWRENCE man 03 Mar 1767 Lawrence, James Martin 251 Both signed. Groom of St Runwald's, bride of St Botolph's. BAKER Ann Spinster John SUTTON Bachelor 27 May 1773 Witnesses: Sarah & John Stanes 356 Both used mark. Both of St Botolph's. Witnesses: John & Ann BAKER Elizabeth Spinster William NEWTON Widower 04 Sep 1774 Pullen 17 Licence.
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