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GENEAlIoCY COI_LecTION ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00729 6590 Gc 942 .6101 Aalp v. 5 Norfolk Parish Registers Marr i ages I Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center http://www.archive.org/details/norfolkparishreg05phil NORFOLK PARISH REGISTERS flDarriagea. V, phillihore's parish register series. vol. czlviii. (norfolk, vol. v.) One hundred and fifty printed. : Norfolk Parish Registers. Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L., AND G. H. HOLLEY, B.A., Vicar of Runhatn. VOL. V. ^^ 11 -/a, Cio/'i Xondon Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane. 1910. — 1379192 PREFACE The fifth volume of the Marriage Registers of Norfolk is now placed in the hands of the subscribers. It contains the Marriage Registers of thirteen parishes, besides additional Marriages at Castleacre for the seven- teenth century, taken from the Bishop's Transcripts. The eighteenth century Registers of Castleacre were printed in the first volume of this Series. It will be noticed that the Registers of several parishes are brought down to 1837 instead of 1812 and the Editors hope in the future volumes of the Norfolk Series to print all the Registers down to 1837, which, being the date when Civil Registration began, seems a more appropriate and convenient stopping place than 18 12. It has not been thought needful to print the entries verbatim. They are reduced to a common form, and the following contractions have been freely used : w.=widower or widow. p.=of the parish of. co.=in the county of. dioc.=in the diocese of. //(r.=marriage licence. It must be borne in mind that the existing early Registers are themselves but transcripts, made under the order of Elizabeth in 1597, from the original paper Registers. It should be remembered that previous to 1752 the year was calculated as beginning on the 25th of March, instead of the ist of January, so that a Marriage taking place on say 20th February, 1625, would be on that date in 1626 according to our reckoning ; but as the civil and ecclesiastical year were both used, this is sometimes expressed by 20th February, 162^. In all cases where the Marriage is stated to have taken place by licence, that fact is recorded, as the searcher thereby knows that further information as to the age, parentage and vocation of the parties is probably recoverable from the Allegations in the Archdeaconry or other office from which the licence was issued. VI Thanks are due to the Rev. R. Fetzer-Taylor and Miss Fetzer-Taylor, the Rev. J. Harvey Bloom, the Rev. F. Percival Farrar, the Rev. L. B. Stallard, the Rev. T. S. Cogs- well, and Mr. F. Johnson for the labour of transcription and collation ; and to the various incumbents, whose names are mentioned under their respective parishes, for permission to print. No index is issued with this volume, as the Editors con- sider that it will be better to have one general index for the county on the completion of the work, instead of several for the various volumes. It may be well to remind the reader that these printed abstracts of the Registers are not legal " evidence". For certificates application must be made to the local clergy. The Editors will gladly welcome help in the work of transcribing the Registers. It is only by volunteer assistance that it becomes feasible to issue this series of Parish Registers, and subscribers will greatly aid if they will take every oppor- tunity of making known the existence of this Series. It should then be possible, as in other counties, to issue two volumes 3'early. W. P. W. P. G. H. H. 124, Chancery Lane, London, June 1 9 10. I^orfolk parial) Hegtatera. Marriages at Stokesby with Herringby, 1560 to 181 2. Note.— Book I, 1560-1732: the Marriages are entered with the Burials and Baptisms until 1615; from 1615 to 1669 the Marriages are entered apart from the Burials and Christenings in this book; and from 1670 to 1733 ^^ey are again entered with the Burials and Baptisms. The entries are in Latin from 1560 to 1653, then in English to the year 1663, and then in Latin again until 1732. Book II. —Marriages entered all together, 1736 to 1753. Book III. — Marriages and Banns, 1754 to 1812. The entries have been kindly transcribed by the Rev. George Hunt HoUey, Vicar of Runham. Volume I. Johannes Hutcherson & Margareta Spenser . 12 Jan. Robertus Johnson & Philipa Stapleston GuHellmus Daus & Alicia Haleway Johannes Fox & Cecilia Sporle Stephanus Springe, generosus, & Maria Bolney Edvardus Lane & Maria Pigion Robertus Mayhew & Helena Tomson Johannes Carver & Helena Cale Gulielmus Butcher & Cecilia Paterson John Wood & Lucia Lawes Robertus Ward & Alicia Pickston . Gulielmus Daus & Agnes Tompson Thomas Hooke & Maria Poynt Robertus Gardner & Letticia Wardner John Knyght & Johanna Garade Nicholaus Garnish, arm., & Anna Clere, d Charoli Clere, arm. Nicolaus Barnes & Maria Lane NORF.-V. ... ,, Norfolk Parish Registers. [1571 Johannes Waters & Juliana Robson . 25 Jan. 1571 Jacobus Sherman & Helena Crossey 31 June [? Jan.] Mathius Woodes, clerk, & Margeria Preston, w 23 Oct. Johannes Burges & Margareta Pollarde Richardus Hayward & Cecilia Butcher Johannes Tayler & Katherina Jordan Gorgius Turner & Elizabetha Porter Johannes Haywarde & Margareta Ingildew . Richardus Preston & Katherina Pie Thomas Martinus & Elizabetha Brampson . Gulielmus Witherlaye & Margareta Baxter . Georgius Trivet & Katherina Penbrooke Gulielmus Ingildew & Maria Alain . Henricus Garade & Cecilia Whight Thomas Daus & Alicia Godfrey Richardus Edmundes & Helena Turner Johannes Willye & Anna Barnes . Robertus Gofton & Helena Sherman Richardus Grene & Cecilia Manninge Thomas Button & Dorothia Laus . Thomas Daus & Christiania Sick Gofton Isabela [ Robertus & ] Richardus Preston & Maria Pilch . Simondus Buxton & Chatherina Goose Thomas Hooke & Johanna Stingat Edwardus Holt & Thomasina Younges Edvvardus Branson & Alicia Picklinge Thomas Springe, gen., & Anna Eden Robertus Holland & Tiphania Thorne Henricus Smith & Mariana Sawer . Thomas Robinson & Maria Hooke Thomas Shon & Margareta Manthorp William Cooke & Anisia Gardiner . Gulielmus Alborow & Philippa Johnsons Richardus Rooke & Cecilia Garrad Thomas Button & Isalla Gofton Gulielmus Lome & Elizabetha Holland Johannes Estow & Anna Goose Edmondus Gofton & Maria Shreve Lenardus Gait & Alicia Cadge . ..,. £624] Stokesby with Herringby Marriages. Robert Ashminall & Cecilia Suffeld 7 Oct. Thomas Hayward & Margareta Butcher Christopherus Gimingham «& Vsula Appleton Thomas Brooke & Margareta Pearson Thomas Britton & Helena Edmunds Robertus Dallyday & Margeria Stephens Gulielmus Carver & Rutha Stanton Thomas Gooddyngs & Francisca Holland, w. Thomas Hardy & Margeria Carr . Johannes Holte & Bridgetta Grene, w. Georgius Wynch & Lsetitia Gofton Guilielmus Davy & Annisia Payne Johannes Hudson & Elizabetha Deye, alias Jordan Robertus Daynes & Martha Holland Nathaniel Englysh & Elianora Hildersham . Andraeas Green & Alicia Block Thomas le Strange, arm., & Martha Clear, gen. Johannes Taylor & Martha Buxston Thomas Mason & Elizabetha Brown Robertus Hayles & Elizabetha Kyngstone . Chrystoferus Holt & Elizabetha Wynn Henricus Scurrye & Catherina Ireland Robertus Ashminall & Maria Riches Gulielmus Knopp & Rachel Thurston Edvardus Fauk & Cicilia Purser Robertus Purser & Margareta Penbrooke Joannes Church, s., & Dorithea Browne, s. Thomas Goodwin, s., & Margeria Tongate, s. Robertus Peeke, s., & Elizabetha Garrad, s. Golfridus Buttefant, s., & Maria Crowe, s. Walterus Deverell, s., & Anna Underwode, s. Georgius Bird, s., & Margareta Goodwin, s. Johannes Gillingwater, s,, & Agneta Saier, s. Gulielmus None, w., & Jana Bertram, s. Joannes Goldworth, s., & Maria Robinson, s. Robertus Shone, s.,& Elyzabetha Swallowe, s. Gulielmus Holland, s., & Elyzabetha Mason, w. Robertus Collens, s., & Brigetta Howse, s. .. ..... Norfolk Parish Registers. [1624 Thomas Holland, s., & Susanna Doggit, s. 7 Jan. 1624 Guilielmus Wickington, w., «& Anna Grig- 2 1625 gons, s. May Joannes Smith, s., «& Anna Moore . 24 Oct. ,, Robertus Coffin, s., «& Susanna Maggs, s. 16 Jan. „ Robertus Turner, s., & Elyzabetha Matchet, s. 9 Oct. 1626 Robertus Cooke, s., & Anna Skarning 23 Nov. Ceorgius Lilly, s., & Elyzabetha Rome, s. 12 Oct. Thomas Coodwin, w., & Elena Dance, w. 15 Jan. Henricus Catebowe, s., & Audria Riches, s. 3 Apr. 1627 Joannes Hudson, w., & Jana Dance, s. 26 Nov. Thomas Holt, s., & Brigetta Clarke, s. 7 Jan. Guilielmus Veasey, gen., s., & Anna Jenkinson, gen. s. 27 May 1629 Johannes Goldsworth, alias Porter, w., & Marcipia Weeds, s. 29 Jan. Robertus Shon, w., & Jana Hudson, w. Joannes Leggate, s., & Anna Lettany, s. Foelix Visey, s., & Joanna Newton, s. Thomas Howlins, s., & Susanna Sharpe, s. Petrus Buttall, s., & Anna Deverell, w. Joannes Loame, w., & Elizabetha Reade, s. Christophorus Loame, s., & Catherina Robin- son, s. Martinus Wilson, s., & Agnes Gillingwater, w. Samuel Palmer, s., & Etheldreda Cadbow, w. Johannes Chapman, w., & Elizabetha Smyth, w. Richardus Hayward, s., & Dorothea Green- wood, s. Guilielmus Malliett, s., & Anna Corball, s. Martinus Wilson, w., & Elizabeth Shon, s. Robertus Robinson, w., & Maria Ridgway, s. Richardus Nutt, w., & Anna Johnsons, s. Hugo Watts, s., & Elizabetha Barker, s. Humphredus Bowden, s., & Elizabetha Gardiner, s. Franciscus Thompson, s., & Margareta Wal- ters, s. Franciscus Crowching, s., & Anna Bird, s. Gabriel Read, s., & Thomasin Ducker, s. .. .. 1669] Stokesby with Herringby Marriages. 5 Thomas Felstead, gen., of Yarmouth, w., & Alice Copeman, of Stokesby,
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