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Keynsham Marriages 1837-1901 KEYNSHAM ST JOHN'S MARRIAGES 1837-1901 Transcribed by Doug Williams No. Date Groom F'name Groom Surname Age GStatus Occupation Groom Abode Bride F'name Bride Surname Age BStatus Occupation Bride Abode GFath F'name GFath Surname GFath Occup'n BFath F'name BFath Surname BFath Occup'n Wit1 F'name Wit1 Surname Wit2 F'name Wit2 Surname Notes 1 21 Aug 1837 William OLLIS 22 Labourer Maria WILLIAMS 21 Nicholas OLLIS Brassworker Charles WILLIAMS Mercy KING 2 24 Sep 1837 John APPLEBY 40 Labourer Chewton Keynsham Elizabeth HILL 41 Servant Chewton Keynsham Emanuel APPLEBY Baker Jonas HILL Labourer Thomas CANTLE Mercy CANTLE 3 25 Feb 1838 Simon HILLIER 21 Navigator Mary PHILLIPS 19 Samuel HILLIER Labourer John PHILLIPS Labourer John LEWIS Hannah LEWIS 4 4 Mar 1838 Henry NEWMAN 39 Widower Labourer Mary STEEPLE 39 Widow John NEWMAN Labourer William BROWN Sarah BROWN 5 30 Jul 1838 George PATCHETT 23 Navigator Elizabeth MORGAN 20 Bristol William PATCHETT Labourer Thomas MORGAN Labourer Richard PATCHETT Christiana CANTLE 6 9 Sep 1838 John ADAMS 24 Labourer Ann WILLIAMS 20 Daniel ADAMS Labourer George WILLIAMS Labourer John SEQUEST Elizabeth GLASS 7 8 Oct 1838 Henry CHARLTON 22 Mason Mercy CANTLE 25 James CHARLTON Butcher Thomas CANTLE Parish Clerk Harry HEADINGTON Thomas CANTLE 8 30 Oct 1838 Joseph HITCHMAN 58 Widower Gentleman Ann BUSBRIDGER 47 Widow James HITCHMAN Farmer Jonathan ROBBINS Millwright Mary AYRES Thomas CANTLE 9 29 Jan 1839 George GREGORY 24 Malster Louisa HART 21 Chewton Keynsham William GREGORY Innkeeper James HART Farmer George ANGELL Mary BALL 10 14 Aug 1839 John William BOVELL 27 Gentleman Ellen TEMPLE 31 John William BOVELL Physician Joseph TEMPLE Gentleman George GRAY Elizabeth THOMAS 11 25 Aug 1839 James JONES 21 Labourer Ann SQUIRE 19 George JONES Glazier John SQUIRE Porter William FISHER Elizabeth SQUIRE 12 1 Jan 1839 Ebenezer HUTCHINGS 21 Hairdresser Dudley Esther MORRISH 27 Ebenezer HUTCHINGS Victualler John MORRISH Malster Thomas MORRISH Ann E. HUTCHINGS Year shown as 1839 (registration is 1839) 13 2 Jan 1840 Samuel HICKS 30 Farmer Camerton Sarah YOUNG 30 John HICKS Farmer Thomas YOUNG Farmer William YOUNG Jane YOUNG 14 16 Jan 1840 William CHARLTON 24 Shoe Maker Elizabeth SOPER 25 James CHARLTON Butcher Richard SOPER Carpenter Harry HEADINGTON Ann E. CHARLTON 15 23 Feb 1840 Edward BRYANT Baker Jane PARFITT Widow Edward BRYANT Plasterer Samuel PARFITT Labourer John BEES Hannah Sophia CANTLE Drysdale 16 19 Apr 1840 William HEADINGTON Labourer Mary MATTHEWS Henry HEADINGTON Wireworker Thomas MATTHEWS Gardener James MAY Mary Ann CUDDIHYE 17 21 Apr 1840 William BIRD 30 Servant Anne HOCKLEY 33 William BIRD Smith William HOCKLEY Coachman John HOWELL Elizabeth HOCKLEY 18 3 May 1840 David Jones MAKEIG 23 Inspector on Diana BROOKS 22 John MAKEIG Accountant James BROOKS Mason William HARVEY Thomas CANTLE Railroad 19 11 Aug 1840 George MORGAN Full Engineer Maria SMITH Full George MORGAN Victualler William SMITH Gent George FRAY Mary Rick*n GREIG Greenwood 20 20 Oct 1840 James JEANES 21 Labourer Sarah FORD 19 Thomas JEANES Labourer John FORD Gardener Arthur NUTT? Ellen EVANS? 21 25 Dec 1840 John BROWN 26 Labourer Ann ADAMS 20 Charles BROWN Labourer William OLLIS Sarah MAY 22 28 Feb 1841 Abraham GOODING 31 Labourer Amelia BUSSELL 26 Thomas GOODING Shipwright Henry BUSSELL Labourer Thomas CANTLE William HARVEY 23 1 Jul 1841 William BELSTON 26 Carpenter Emma SCAMMELL 25 William BELSTON Carpenter John SCAMMELL Farmer John SCAMMELL Sarah BELSTON 24 27 Jan 1842 Charles Herbert JAMES 25 Solicitor Merthyr Tydfil GLA Sarah THOMAS 25 William JAMES Malster Thomas THOMAS Gentleman Christopher THOMAS Mary THOMAS James 25 2 Nov 1842 Aaron Webb SHEPPARD 23 Shoe Maker Susanna POLLINGER 23 Daniel CAREY Hatter William POLLINGER Labourer Henry POLLINGER Je* GIGG? 26 8 Jul 1843 Alfred WEBB 25 Miller Elizabeth HEALE 26 Richard WEBB Farmer George HEALE Farmer George HEALE Esther HEALE 27 24 Dec 1843 Enoch LUCAS 24 Potter Elizabeth PERRIMAN 23 Enoch LUCAS Potter James PERRIMAN Labourer Henry MAY Ann PERRIMAN 28 27 May 1844 John GODDING 21 Labourer Mary BEES 23 William GODDING Labourer Thomas BEES Labourer Thomas BEES Betsey BEES 29 19 Sep 1844 Joseph STONE Full Butcher Bath Mary Anne JONES Full James STONE Butcher William JONES Farmer William JONES Sarah JONES 30 28 Oct 1844 John HARVEY Full Tailor St Michael's Bristol Mary ABBOTT Full George HARVEY Tailor William ABBOTT Farmer William HARVEY Thomas CANTLE 31 18 Nov 1844 James WOOD Full Widower Butcher Elizabeth STOCKWELL Full James WOOD William STOCKWELL William HARVEY Thomas CANTLE Lic. 32 1 Dec 1844 James MAY 22 Comb-Maker Anna WILLIAMS 20 James MAY Comb-Maker Thomas WILLIAMS Painter William HARVEY Thomas CANTLE 33 10 May 1845 Henry FORD 24 Labourer Elizabeth GODDING 19 Thomas FORD Labourer William GODDING Labourer John GODDING Mary GODDING 34 20 Jul 1845 Charles CROCOME 20 Ostler Eliza LEWIS 21 George CROCOME Labourer Charles LEWIS Farmer Thomas WILLIAMS Ann HOLBROOK 35 24 Jul 1845 Howell Wellington JELFS Full Widower Agent to K & Sarah WATTS Full Widow James JELFS Schoolmaster William GREGORY Gardener William GREGORY Ann WILLCOX Lic. Avon Canal Co. 36 6 Oct 1845 William BELSTON 25 Labourer Jane BROOKMAN 25 John BELSTON Carpenter Richard BROOKMAN Brassworker Richard BROOKMAN Eliza BROOKMAN 37 15 Jan 1846 Charles Magment GRAY Full Miller Mary CARTER Full Henry CARTER Miller Henry CARTER Ann Cole WORTH Henry CARTER Junr. Witnessed. 38 26 Feb 1846 Thomas WILLIAMS Full Painter Mary Ann FEAR Full William WILLIAMS Painter Giles FEAR Farmer Frederick FEAR Sarah WILLIAMS 39 22 Mar 1846 James JONES Full Haulier Sarah LOCK Full James JONES William LOCK Labourer Edward REED Harriet REED 40 16 Apr 1846 John Lintorn SIMMONS Full Lieut Royal Churchill Ellen Lintorn SIMMONS Full Thomas Frederick SIMMONS Capt Royal John Lintorn SIMMONS Solicitor Mary Annette SIMMONS Elizabeth Hill SIMMONS Other witnesses Elizabeth HILL; J. HILL; Mary Arabin Engineers Artillery SIMMONS. 41 1 Jun 1846 John WILTSHIRE Full Labourer Sarah BASON Full Chewton Keynsham Thomas WILTSHIRE Labourer James WILTSHIRE Keziah CARPENTER 42 8 Aug 1846 William BAKER Full Farmer Mary LLEWELLYN Full Mangotsfield GLS Charles BAKER Farmer Samuel LLEWELLYN Farmer Elizabeth F* Harry HEADINGTON Lic. 43 6 Oct 1846 John GILL Full Accountant Wells Sarah PACE Full Richard PACE Esquire E.A.G. POPE Charles POPE Lic. Other witness Richard PACE. 44 3 Mar 1847 Charles William WILLWAY Full Boot & Shoe Sarah Keill NEATE Full William WILLWAY Dyer John NEATE Innkeeper William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON Maker 45 19 Jan 1848 Thomas Cornelius SHORT Full Accountant Harriet RIDER Full Thomas SHORT Hatter James RIDER Pawnbroker Harriett TAYLOR Harry HEADINGTON 46 8 May 1848 William Laventon HUTCHINGS Full Widower White Smith Elizabeth LANCASTER Full William MATTHEWS Porter Robert STOKES Harry HEADINGTON 47 23 Jul 1848 Robert HEMMINS Full Carrier Elizabeth WOODWARD 20 William HEMMINS Shoe Maker George WOODWARD Labourer Harry HEADINGTON William HARVEY 48 4 Sep 1848 Stephen COWLE Full Boot-Closer Sarah Ann ROGERS 20 Laundress Stephen COWLE Boot-Closer William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON 49 10 Sep 1848 Richard DAVIES 20 Linen Draper Bristol Martha Ann BAYNTON 20 Gentlewoman Bristol Thomas DAVIES *nter of Tolls Thomas DAVIES Lydia A*man BAYNTON 50 29 Jan 1849 John WARRY Full Widower Gentleman Ann Potter BLAKE Full Widow Colston Parade, St William WARRY Gentleman Henry MAIS Gentleman Edward VAUGHAN Harry HEADINGTON Lic. Edward VAUGHAN MD. Mary Redcliffe 51 7 Mar 1849 Lewis BERNHARD Full Stationer St Pauls, Bristol Eliza Lorinda RICHARDS Full St Pauls, Bristol Frederick RICHARDS Carver & Gilder Elizabeth PITTMAN Harry HEADINGTON 52 26 May 1849 Edward WHITE 30 Labourer Mary PARKER 24 Servant William PARKER Labourer Harry HEADINGTON James JEANES 53 26 Aug 1849 John COX Full Miller Hester TOWNSEND Full Washerwoman George TOWNSEND Harry HEADINGTON 54 30 Sep 1849 James HOLBROOK 21 Labourer Alice COOPER 21 Servant William HOLBROOK Labourer William COOPER Labourer Harry HEADINGTON John SHARMAN 55 25 Dec 1849 John Thomas HALLAM Full Carver & Gilder Jane HILL Full Dressmaker John HALLAM Tailor John HILL Bill* Maker William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON 56 20 Jan 1850 George HEATH Full Carpenter Louisa WEBB Full Servant Isaack HEATH Shoe Maker Brice WEBB Cabinet Maker Isaac BUCK Ann HAYMAN 57 9 Apr 1850 Joseph LONG Full Farmer Newton St Loe Mary Ann WOOD Full Henry WOOD Farmer Henry WOOD James LONG Lic. 58 22 Apr 1850 Ludolphe LAMBERT Full Accountant Jane HARRIS Full Richard LAMBERT Gentleman William HARRIS Grocer William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON 59 25 Apr 1850 John BELSTEN Full Carpenter Mary MALPAS Full Dressmaker William BELSTEN Carpenter Josiah MALPAS Carpenter Josiah MALPAS Caleb MALPAS 60 1 May 1850 Charles MAY Full Widower Labourer Susannah HARPER Full Samuel MAY Labourer William Charles HARPER Brassmelter William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON 61 22 Jul 1850 James GLASS Full Marine Emma CARPENTER Full John GIPP Harry HEADINGTON 62 20 Oct 1850 Joseph PARKINSON Full Cabinet Maker Ann PRATEN Full Servant Thomas PARKINSON Shoe Maker William PRATEN Mason Marmaduke L. MONCKTON John SHANNON Other witness Harry HEADINGTON. 63 3 Dec 1850 Richard ROGERS Full Gardener Mary Ann COX Full Richard ROGERS Gardener Stephen COX Gardener David PRIMOSE ? ROGERS 64 30 Dec 1850 James SOUTHBY Full Widower Accountant Martha JONES Full William HARVEY Harry HEADINGTON Both fathers deceased. 65 10 Jan 1851 John BROOKMAN Full Smith Fanny HARVEY Full Richard BROOKMAN Brassworker Robert HARVEY Carpenter Thomas TURNER Eliza BROOKMAN
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