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Marriages 1837 – 1920 Marriages 1837 – 1920 No. Date Partners Age State Profession Dwelling Father Profession Witnesses PRO Reference 1 1837 Blacker James F B Labourer Butleigh John Blacker Labourer James Castle 1837 (Dec Q 10/701 Wells) 17 Oct Barber Bridget F S Butleigh --------------- Sarah Barber 2 27 Dec Lunn Francis F B Clerk Butleigh Griggs Lunn Gentleman Alex., Emily P., Amelia 1837 (Dec Q 10/701 Wells) Hood Elizabeth Perriam F S Butleigh Wootton Alexander Hood Capt. R.N. A., & Sophia Hood 3 1838 Davis James F B Labourer Butleigh James Davis Labourer Thomas talbott 1838 (Mar Q 10/703 Wells) 8 Feb Bright Ann 20 S Butleigh Joseph Bright Farmer Louisa Talbott 4 2 Apr White Thomas Rood F B Yeoman Street Joseph White Yeoman George Scott 1838 (Jun Q 10/811/Wells) Scott Betsey F S Butleigh Wootton George Scott Yeoman Ann Isaacs 5 28 Jun Davis Joshua F B Stone mason Butleigh Charles Davis Stone mason Joshua Hockey 1838 (Jun Q 10/811/Wells) Hockey Eliza F S Butleigh William Hockey Labourer Elizabeth Hockey 6 15 Nov Indoe Aaron F B Yeoman Barton St. David Aaron Indoe Yeoman Thomas Indoe 1838 (Dec Q 10/757 Wells) Richards Elizabeth F S Butleigh Thomas Richards Yeoman Mary Richards 7 6 Dec Newport Henry F B Farmer Butleigh Thomas Newport Farmer John Hutton 1838 (Dec Q 10/757 Wells) Lucas Susan F S Butleigh John Lucas Butcher Matilda Newport 8 1839 Allen Frederick F B Labourer Butleigh Wootton John Allen Labourer James Higgins 1839 (Mar Q 10/787 Wells) 26 Feb Higgins Jane F S Butleigh Wootton Thomas Higgins Carpenter Elizabeth Pollatt 9 15 Mar Davis Edward F WID Mason Butleigh William Davis Labourer Thomas Talbott 1839 (Mar Q 10/787 Wells) Pearce Ann F WID Butleigh John Gamlin Farmer Sarah Green 10 13 May Stride Robert F B Labourer Butleigh Robert Stride Labourer James Castles 1839 (Jun Q 10/803 Wells) Castles Elizabeth F S Butleigh John Castles Glazier Elizabeth Castles 11 25 Jun Look William F B Sawyer Butleigh William Look Labourer William Higgins 1839 (Jun Q 10/803 Wells) Higgins Mary F S Butleigh William Higgins Carpenter Elizabeth Look 12 25 Jun Higgins Alexander F B Carpenter Butleigh William Higgins Carpenter Edward Underwood 1839 (Jun Q 10/803 Wells) Underwood Sarah F S Butleigh John Underwood Mason Susannah Underwood 13 2 Jul Scott George F B Farmer Butleigh Wootton George Scott Farmer Thomas Rood White 1839 (Sep Q 10/623 Wells) Green Sarah F S Butleigh George Green Upholsterer Hannah Scott 14 4 Jul Coombs William F B Cooper Butleigh Stephen Coombsr Cooper William Reynolds 1839 (Sep Q 10/623 Wells) Eades Mary F S Butleigh William Eades Stonecutter Ann Webb 15 19 Aug Blacker Joseph UA B Labourer Butleigh James Blacker Labourer Frederick Allen 1839 (Sep Q 10/623 Wells) Allen Keziah UA S Butleigh Wootton John Allen Labourer Jemima Allen 16 7 Oct Perriam Thomas F B Private in 55th Butleigh William May Butcher Edw. Abbott Underw'd 1839 (Dec Q 10/759 Wells) Underwood Judith F S Regiment Butleigh John Underwood Stonemason Susannah Underwood 17 1840 Pyke William F B Labourer Butleigh Robert Pyke Pensioner Ellis Bucknill 1840 (Mar Q 10/731 Wells) 2 Jan Lye Sarah F S Butleigh Edmund Lye Labourer Agnes Pyke 18 7 Apr Wright George UA B Thatcher Compton Dundon James Wright Thatcher Wm. Thos.Gould 1840 (Jun Q 10/783 Wells) Mogg Anne UA S Butleigh John Mogg Farmer Matilda Mogg 19 11 May Pyke Robert F B Labourer Butleigh Robert Pyke Pensioner John Eades 1840 (Jun Q 10/783 Wells) Eliza Davis F S Butleigh Charles Davis Stone Cutter Eliza Davis 20 1841 Sugg John F B Labourer Bruton William Sugg Labourer James Lye 1841 (Mar Q 10/715 Wells) 4 Feb Jefferey Jane F S Butleigh ---------- Elizabeth Lye 21 26 Apr Milton Charles F B Stone Cutter Butleigh William Milton Stone Cutter William Hockey 1841 (Jun Q 10/803 Wells) Hockey Elizabeth F S Butleigh Charles Hockey Labourer Catherine Milton 22 16 Aug Dauncey Thomas F B Labourer Butleigh Joseph Dauncey Labourer Josiah Craft 1841 (Sep Q 10/647 Wells) Craft Ann F S Butleigh John Craft Labourer Maty Barnett 23 13 Sep Davis George F B Labourer Butleigh James Davis Stone Cutter William Buxton 1841 (Sep Q 10/647 Wells) Witcomb Hannah F S Bradley William Witcomb Labourer Louisa Davis 24 4 Oct Wake John F WID Stone Cutter Butleigh William Wake Labourer James Hewlett 1841 (Dec Q 10/709 Wells) Hewlett Elizabeth 19 S Butleigh James Hewlett Miller Mary Hewlett 25 9 Nov Munday Edward 21 B Shoemaker Butleigh Joseph Munday Carpenter Charles Hockey 1841 (Dec Q 10/709 Wells) Oldis Maria 21 S Butleigh John Oldis Thatcher Elizabeth Oldis 26 21 Dec Gauge Richard F B Labourer Butleigh Richard Gauge Labourer Richard Higgins 1841 (Dec Q 10/709 Wells) Barber Elizabeth F S Butleigh John Barber Stone Cutter Mary A. Sealy 27 1842 Connock James F B Farmer Butleigh Jonah Connock Farmer William Merrick 1842 (Mar Q 10/751 Wells) 3 Mar Gilbert Caroline F S Butleigh Joseph Gilbert Farmer Elizabeth Merrick 28 29 Mar Higgins John F B Labourer Butleigh Ambrose Higgins Labourer Stephen Rose 1842 (Mar Q 10/751 Wells) Rose Mary F S Butleigh Thomas Rose Labourer Tom Higgins 29 12 Apr Blacker Charles F B Labourer Butleigh Joseph Blacker Labourer Rich. Higgins, William 1842 (Jun Q 786a Wells) Harvey Phebe F S Butleigh Thomas Harvey Labourer Hockey, Susan Harvey 30 9 May Castle William F B Labourer Butleigh John Castle Labourer John Spurlick 1842 (Jun Q 10/787 Wells) Lye Hannah F S Butleigh Edmund Lye Labourer Mary Ann Boye? 31 31 May Gare Thomas F B Labourer Butleigh Thomas Gane [Gare] Labourer John Connock 1842 (Jun Q 10/788 Wells) Bristor Eliza F S Butleigh Thomas Bristor Labourer Susan Bristor 32 4 Jul Craft Josiah F B Labourer Butleigh John Craft Labourer Thom.& Ann Dauncey, 1842 (Sep Q Wells?) Barnett Mary F S Butleigh James Barnett Stone Cutter Mary Craft, James Craft? not registeredJosiah 33 21 Nov Buxton Frederick F B Blacksmith Butleigh John Buxton Shoemaker James Green 1842 (Dec Q 10/731 Wells) Emery Sarah F S Street ------------ Elizabeth Balls 34 1843 Callow Seth F B Labourer Butleigh John Callow Labourer Sarah Davis 1843 (Mar Q 10/761 Wells) 27 Feb Masters Elizabeth F S Butleigh John Masters Labourer J. Higgins 35 25 Mar Coombs William F WID Cooper Butleigh Stephen Coombs Cooper Henry Tucker 1843 (Mar Q 10/762 Wells) Tucker Betsey F S Butleigh John Tucker Yeoman Ann Tucker 36 24 Apr Spurlick John F B Labourer Butleigh James Spurlick Labourer William Castle 1843 (Jun Q 10/823 Wells) Talbott Mary Ann UA S Butleigh John Lovell Stone Cutter Eliza Castle 37 9 Apr Templeman John F B Labourer Butleigh Thomas Templeman Labourer John J--- 1843 (Jun Q 10/824 Wells) Masters Hester F S Butleigh John Masters Stone Cutter Betsy Travis 38 25 May Gilbert James Godfrey F B Butcher Butleigh Joseph Gilbert Farmer John Kelway 1843 (Jun Q 10/824 Wells) Kelway Mary F S Butleigh William Kelway Gardener Louisa Knight 39 14 Aug Gilham Levi F B Labourer Butleigh William Gilham Labourer Betsy Stride 1843 (Sep Q 10/675 Wells) Castle Sarah F S Butleigh John Castle Glazier John Castle 40 30 Oct May James F WID Butcher Charlton Mackrell William May Butcher John Higgins 1843 (Dec Q 10/751 Wells) Wilcox Mary F S Butleigh Henry Wilcox Labourer Anna Maria Higgins 41 1844 Callow Stephen Ryall F B Farmer Butleigh William Ryall Agent Joseph Richards 1844 (Jun Q 10/863 Wells) 11 Apr Champeney Ann F S Butleigh William Champeney Carpenter Matilda Andrews 42 18 Jun Hodges William F B Labourer Butleigh William Hodges Labourer Henry Newport 1844 (Jun Q 10/863 Wells) Birch Mary F WID Butleigh William Anger [?] Labourer Susan Newport 43 5 Aug Trump Robert Lye F WID Labourer Street Charles Trump Roper Charles Th. Nutts 1844 (Sep Q 10/705 Wells) Davis Caroline F S Butleigh John Davis Labourer Elizabeth Davis 44 3 Sep Fry Samuel F B Saddler Butleigh Wootton John Fry Captain Navy Charles Bolt 1844 (Sep Q 10/705 Wells) Knight Charlotte F S Butleigh Wootton George Knight Labourer Ann Knight 45 1845 Locke Joseph F B Saddler Butleigh Thomas Locke Shoemaker William Webber 1845 (Mar Q 10/745 Wells) 4 Feb Callow Jane F S Butleigh John Callow Stone Cutter Mary Ann Webber 46 27 Mar Keen Robert F B Yeoman Meare James Keen Yeoman Cath. Trimble, Jas. G. 1845 (Mar Q 10/745 Wells) Tutton Sarah F WID Butleigh William Kelway Yeoman Gilbert, Ab., Eliz. Keen 47 31 Mar Baker George F WID Farmer Butleigh Timothy Baker Miller Joshua Andrews 1845 (Mar Q 10/745 Wells) Blacker Virtue F WID Butleigh John Sealy Shoemaker Elizabeth Barber 48 7 Apr Turner Charles 22 B Labourer Butleigh Wootton George Turner Labourer James Turner 1845 (Jun Q 10/843 Wells) Higgins Ann 19 S Butleigh John Higgins Sawyer Mary Higgins 49 14 Apr Higgins William F WID Carpenter Butleigh William Higgins Carpenter John B.l Hann, Mary 1845 (Jun Q 10/844 Wells) Hann Elizabeth F S Butleigh Bryer Hann Plasterer Sitrin, Ch. & V. Hann 50 22 Apr Turner John alias Periam F B Labourer Butleigh John Turner alias Periam Labourer George, Henry, Soloman 1845 (Jun Q 10/846 Wells) Lucas Jane F S Butleigh John Lucas Labourer Turner, Elizab. Lucas 51 16 Jun Bartlett Charles F WID Shoemaker Glastonbury Abraham Bartlett Cabinetmaker Joseph Windmill 1845 (Jun Q 10/845 Wells) Look Sarah F S Butleigh Wootton Nathaniel Look Farmer Andrew Windmill 52 25 Jun Richards George F B Servant St.
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