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BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Transcribed by Tanya BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 29.11.1846 Spiller John 32 Bickenhall 03.05.1846 Cozens Luke 76 Hatch 10.05.1846 Burnett Ann 11 Broadway 31.05.1846 Pike Shadrack? 92 Bickenhall 18.10.1846 Coleman Mary? 17 weeks Barrington 12.04.1847 Grabham Abraham 79 Ilton 04.05.1847 Cridge Robert 12 West Hatch 04.05.1847 Cridge Mary Anne 10 West Hatch 22.05.1847 Aplin Robert 14 mths Curland 20.06.1847 Avery Lois 1 Bickenhall 30.06.1847 Humpreys Eliza 40 Ilton 22.07.1847 Murless Hezekiah 90 Bickenhall 01.12.1847 Hockey Charles 1 Bickenhall 15.01.1848 Hockey Jane 34 Bickenhall 29.02.1848 Colman Mary 68 Bickenhall 11.04.1848 Hucker Sarah 10 Bickenhall 03.10.1848 Parsons Charles 6 mths 1st buried at ? Frederick Parish of Kings----- 18.10.1848 Murless Betty 81 Bickenhall 31.12.1848 House Sarah Ann 8 mths Bickenhall 07.01.1849 Verrier Sarah 6 Bickenhall 14.01.1849 Sawyer James 23 Bickenhall 03.04.1849 Bale Henry 68 Bickenhall 29.04.1849 Spiller John 3 Bickenhall 30.09.1849 Spiller Harriet 2 Hatch Beauchamp 20.11.1849 Franklin Mary 60 Bickenhall 24.01.1850 Adams John 20 Bickenhall 07.04.1850 House Robert 38 Bickenhall 24.11.1850 Jewell Eliza 8 Curland 25.04.1851 Newton George 27 Bickenhall 15.06.1851 Bernard Sarah 11 Broadway 28.06.1851 Jewell Robert 30 Curland 06.08.1851 Newton Mary 29 Bickenhall 04.10.1851 Jefferys George 82 Staple Fitzpaine 25.01.1852 Adams Sarah 26 Bickenhall 09.03.1852 Taylor Mary Jane infant Bickenhall 13.03.1852 Newton Thomas Infant Bickenhall 20.06.1852 Bale Henry Infant Bickenhall 25.07.1852 Spiller Thomas Infant Bickenhall 18.02.1853 Aplin Abigail 74 Bickenhall 08.04.1853 Banks Mary Jane Infant Bickenhall 19.09.1853 Sawyer William 26 Bickenhall 29.09.1853 Avery Mary Ann 25 Bickenhall 19.03.1854 Spiller Thomas 69 Bickenhall Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 1 BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 15.07.1854 Adams Sarah 3 Curland 26.10.1854 Hurford John Tom? 18 mths Bickenhall 07.11.1854 Colman John 80 Hatch Beauchamp 27.08.1855 Newton Mary 84 Bickenhall 15.12.1855 Newton George 84 Bickenhall 06.02.1856 North Rubina 44 Bickenhall 29.03.1856 Yard Mary Ann 10 Bickenhall 01.09.1856 Jewell Mary Ann 76 Union House Taunton 25.02.1857 Winslade Mary Ann 57 Bickenhall 03.03.1857 Jewell Joseph 75 Union House Taunton 27.04.1858 Standerwick John Ralph 13 mths Bickenhall 12.08.1858 Titherley George 18 Bickenhall 02.05.1859 Collins Elizabeth 92 Bickenhall 19.08.1859 Wiles Elizabeth 32 Bickenhall 02.02.1860 Verrier John 64 Bickenhall 16.09.1860 Cozens John 66 Hatch Beauchamp 18.09.1860 Willing Herbert 37 Broadway 16.12.1860 Rowsell Susan 24 West Hatch 02.01.1861 Andrews John 70 Bickenhall 16.02.1861 Spiller George 23 Bickenhall 06.07.1861 Letheby Thomas 65 Bickenhall 24.01.1862 Newton William 92 Ilminster 12.03.1862 Standerwick Adolpheus 5 days Bickenhall Sawyer 27.09.1862 Newton Rebecca 13 Bickenhall 29.10.1862 Spiller James 39 Bickenhall 23.02.1863 Franklin Kate Helen 7 Bickenhall 28.04.1863 Blackmore William 65 Bickenhall 09.09.1863 Adams Noah 42 Bickenhall 16.09.1863 Riggs Louisa 19 Bickenhall 26.12.1863 Spiller Honor 68 Bickenhall 30.05.1864 Grabham Edward 66 Bickenhall 18.08.1864 Avery James 68 Bickenhall 20.11.1864 Spiller William 47 Bickenhall 20.12.1864 Franklin John 72 Bickenhall 06.01.1865 Aplin Robert 82 Bickenhall 17.01.1865 Batton Elizabeth 75 Bickenhall 18.02.1865 Blackmore Elizabeth 36 Bickenhall 23.02.1865 Adams James 11 Bickenhall 10.05.1865 Adams John 8 Bickenhall 18.08.1865 Coleman Edward 24 Bickenhall 27.04.1866 Verrier Mary Ann 34 Bickenhall 25.05.1866 Standerwick John Clarke 74 Bickenhall Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 2 BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 01.06.1866 Letheby Ann 69 Curland 18.07.1866 Andrews Jane 72 Chard 08.09.1866 Grabham Sarah 72 Bickenhall 20.10.1866 Portman George 7 weeks Bickenhall William 13.04.1867 Blackmore Thomas 35 Bickenhall 04.07.1867 Rowsell Rebecca 74 Hatch Beauchamp 22.10.1867 Cozens Mary 79 Bickenhall 17.08.1868 Cozens Daniel 83 Bickenhall 20.01.1869 Blackmore Sarah 69 Poor Law Union House Taunton 02.02.1870 Dicks Mary 73 Bickenhall 03.03.1870 Hurford Mary Amelia 25 Bickenhall 15.08.1870 Hurford Jessie 15 Bickenhall 31.10.1870 Hurford Sarah Ann 22 Bickenhall 10.01.1871 Newton Marianne 24 Bickenhall 18.02.1871 Gange Mary 82 Bickenhall 23.03.1871 Cridge George 69 Bickenhall 17.06.1871 Gange John 56 Wellington 05.12.1871 Coleman Elizabeth 25 Union House Taunton 12.12.1871 Franklin Charles 82 Bickenhall 14.09.1872 Gange Ambrose Day 82 Bickenhall 22.11.1872 Salway Simeon 75 Bickenhall 30.01.1873 Curwood Annie Infant Bickenhall 10.07.1873 Rowsell Thomas 70 Curland 13.07.1874 Hurford Emma Jane 17 Bickenhall 25.08.1874 Cozens Daniel Gange 64 Bickenhall 02.10.1874 Spiller Dan 23 Bickenhall 19.11.1874 Spiller Emily 19 Hatch Beauchamp 15.12.1874 Spiller Lucy 16 Hatch Beauchamp 02.02.1875 Coleman Elizabeth 64 St James Taunton 11.05.1875 Cozens Daniel 35 Hatch George Beauchamp Cheat? 25.08.1875 Riggs George 60 Bickenhall 23.12.1875 Lane Charity 84 Bickenhall 29.02.1876 Jewell Joseph 30 Hatch Beauchamp 11.10.1876 Cozens Samuel 80 Bickenhall 08.08.1877 Standerwick Ruth 74 Bickenhall 15.01.1878 Bale William 59 West Hatch 31.01.1878 Spiller Amos 57 Bickenhall Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 3 BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 16.02.1878 Verrier Elizabeth 82 Staple Fitzpaine 14.06.1878 Salway Anne 81 Staple Fitzpaine 13.07.1878 Cozens Betty 78 Bickenhall 20.07.1878 Titherley Charles 23 Bickenhall 28.09.1878 Cozens Elizabeth 42 Bickenhall 31.10.1879 Cozens Alfred Tom 1 Hatch Beauchamp 18.11.1879 Dicks Daniel 68 Bickenhall 23.03.1880 Cozens Frederick 6 mths Hatch Beauchamp 26.11.1880 Sawyer James 95 Bickenhall 13.01.1881 Marsh? Charlotte 69 Bickenhall 11.10.1882 Jacobs Sarah 64 Bickenhall 22.12.1882 Sawyer Jane 97 Bickenhall 10.02.1883 Bale Mary 58 St Mary Taunton 29.03.1883 Yard Samuel 78 Bickenhall 21.04.1883 Rowsell Ann 77 Bickenhall 26.05.1883 Cozens Samuel 2 Hatch Beauchamp 05.10.1883 Avery Mary 81 Bickenhall 24.11.1883 Rowsell William 77 Taunton Union House 07.06.1884 Cozens Gilbert 7 days Hatch Beauchamp 14.06.1884 Gange Richard 70 Bickenhall 21.11.1884 Sibley John 65 Bickenhall 21.01.1885 Dicks Hannah 71 Bickenhall 12.03.1885 Purchas Ann 91 Bickenhall 20.07.1885 Small Sarah 66 Hatch Beauchamp 12.05.1886 Letheby Elizabeth 53 Hatch Beauchamp 31.05.1886 Banfield Sarah 54 Bickenhall 30.06.1886 Dicks Lilian 2 Bickenhall 27.09.1886 Cozens John 52 Curland 06.11.1886 Hurford Peter 78 Bickenhall 09.12.1886 Callow Anna 43 Bickenhall 21.02.1887 Valentine Richard 38 St Mary Taunton 05.03.1887 Hartnell Ann 66 Bickenhall 06.05.1887 Purchas George 69 Bickenhall 18.05.1887 Valentine Minnie 16 mths West Hatch 24.11.1887 Gange Ambrose Day 70 Bickenhall 03.01.1888 Bale George 31 West Hatch Newton Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 4 BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 03.03.1888 Cozens Miriam 38 Hatch Beauchamp 10.03.1888 Colman William 83 Bickenhall 02.06.1888 Newton Arthur James 13 mths Bickenhall 15.06.1888 Cozens Frank 12 Hatch Beauchamp 29.12.1888 Gange Alfred 62 Bickenhall 17.01.1889 Newton Mary Betty 67 Bickenhall 14.06.1889 Wadham Elizabeth 27 Bickenhall 01.02.1890 Yard Sarah 79 Bickenhall 12.04.1890 Councill Thomas 76 Bickenhall 12.04.1890 Councill Charles 28 Bickenhall 26.06.1890 Councill Walter 26 Bickenhall 04.08.1890 Letheby Hilda May 3 Bickenhall 09.10.1890 Barter Ishmael 37 Bickenhall 30.12.1890 Letheby Ethel Infant Bickenhall 16.01.1891 Spiller Louisa 65 Curland 09.02.1891 Giles Harriet 29 Hatch Beauchamp 09.02.1891 Giles Harriet Infant Hatch Beauchamp 08.06.1891 Dicks Martha 81 Bickenhall 28.12.1891 Mitcham Elizabeth 49 Bickenhall 02.01.1892 Barter George 80 Taunton Union Workhouse 12.01.1892 Franklin Ann 97 Ilminster 30.01.1892 Barter Mary 80 Taunton Union Workhouse 27.02.1892 Spiller Charles 47 Bickenhall 19.09.1892 Collard Mary 85 Bickenhall 27.07.1893 Coleman Charles 32 Bickenhall 16.12.1893 Jacobs Joseph 76 Haselbury plucknett nr Crewkerne 19.02.1894 Bellam Henry 72 Hatch Beauchamp 14.07.1894 Councill Florence 11 mths Curland Elizabeth 27.10.1894 Fudge Elizabeth 73 Bickenhall 08.12.1894 Newton Daniel 80 Bickenhall 20.08.1895 Bale Susanna 74 West Hatch 26.09.1895 Coleman Sarah 69 Barrington Hill 18.11.1895 Cozens Edith 9 Newtown 21.03.1896 Letheby James 24 West Hatch 18.04.1896 Small Harriet 72 Bickenhall Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 5 BICKENHALL (Somerset) BURIALS 1846-1900 Date of Burial Surname Forename Age Other Information 18.04.1896 Ferris Mary Ann 52 Bickenhall 01.03.1897 Yard Alice 18 Bickenhall 08.03.1897 Tytherleigh Thomas 83 Bickenhall 06.08.1897 Dicks Samuel 82 Bickenhall 23.04.1898 Hake Samuel 48 Bickenhall 06.05.1898 Oxenham Elizabeth 75 The Farm Mary Higher Thurlbear 07.09.1898 Avery Elizabeth 65 Bickenhall 12.11.1898 Oxenham Thomas 74 The Farm Higher Thurlbear 23.12.1898 Heal Elizabeth Ann 36 Bickenhall 15.02.1899 Yard Ernest 14 Bickenhall Edward 06.04.1899 Sharland Caroline 77 Bickenhall 08.04.1899 Hurford Sarah Clarke 78 Chard 01.11.1899 Hoare Daisy 2 Bickenhall Rebecca Ann 26.11.1899 Avery George 63 Bickenhall 21.02.1900 Morgan Henry 4 mths Bickenhall Beamer? 14.03.1900 Tytherleigh Mary 85 Bickenhall 01.06.1900 Dicks David 57 Curland Fiche DP/2/1/7 Bickenhall Look ups are available from 1901-1991 Transcribed by Tanya Melhuish Page 6 .
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