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Norfolk Parish Registers. Marriages Ji i m [eaEogy collection ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00729 6582 Gc 9 42, 61 01 Aal p v. 4 Norfolk parish register Marriages NORFOLK PARI S H REGISTERS n>arriagc6. IV. phillimore's parish register series. vol. xcv. (norfolk, vol. iv.) One hundred and fifty printed. : Norfolk Parish Registers. Carriages. Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L., AND FREDERIC JOHNSON. Q^ FOZ. IV. \(.f Itondon Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane. 1909. — PREFACE The fourth volume of the Marriage Registers of Norfolk is now placed in the hands of the subscribers. Of the nine Registers included, six date from the sixteenth century, the remaining three belong to the succeeding century. As before, entries are reduced to a common form, and the following contractions have been freely used : w.=widower, or widow. p.=ot the parish ol. s.=spinster, single woman. co.=in the county of. b.=bachelor, or single man. dioc.=in the diocese of. d.=daughter of. /«V.=marriage licence. For the transcription of the Registers, the Editors have to acknowledge the valuable assistance of Dr. W. T. Bensley, the Rev. E. Kinaston, the Rev. R. A. Oram, the Rev. J. G. Poole, and the Rev. R. Fetzer Taylor and Miss Fetzer Taylor, who contributed two Registers, Hickling was tran- scribed by Mr. Johnson. Thanks are due to the clergy who have given permission for these records to be printed. Their names are mentioned under the respective parishes. J_0 / 9 1.3l It is of the highest importance that we should not delay in printing the Registers as rapidly as possibly, as this is the only way in which their contents can be effectively preserved. Greater care undoubtedly is taken of these invaluable personal records than was formerly the case, but loss of Registers still goes on, and it may be mentioned that in more than one instance Registers have been lost, or their condition has seriously deteriorated, since they were transcribed, although it is but ten years since this series of printed Parish Registers was commenced. 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. VI The Editors will gladly welcome help in the work of transcribing the Registers of Norfolk. 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 opportunity of making known the existence of this series, for with sufficient support it should be possible, as in other counties, to issue two volumes yearly. With so large a county as Norfolk, it is obvious that adequate progress in printing the Registers can be made so long only as that rate, at the least, is steadily maintained. W. P. W. P. F.J. 124, Chancery Lane ^ London, June, 1909. (Tontentg. :; I^orfolk ^arislj K^gist^rs. Marriages at Barton Turf, 1558 to 1837. Note.— Barton Turf is an ancient parish, and the Parish Church is at least five hundred years old, and there are evidences of earlier buildings on the same site. Volume I. This consists of 92 parchment leaves, the leaves are numbered and have two pages to each leaf. Leaves i to 40 contain Baptisms from 1560 to 1770; 41 to 52, Marriages from 1558 to 1753; 53 to 60, Baptisms from 1770 to 1790; 61 to 86. Burials from 1558 to 1790. The rest of the book is blank, except the last page, which contains an account of the Church Rate for 1671. At the end of this there is a statement of the clerk's fees, " amongst which are : For buryall with a coffin, 2s. 6d. ; without a coffin, \s. dd. The condition of this volume is generally good size, 12 in. by 5 in. ; binding, stiif cardboards covered with parch- ment. Of the part relating to Marriages, the latter part of leaf 45 is blank, date 1645-66, in which period there is only one entry. There are blank spaces also on leaf 47. Where the name of the parish is not given. Barton Turf is to be understood. The Register begins with the words:—"Register Bocke for the Towne of Barton then made and [ ] according to the Cannons and ecclesiasticall constitutions published and set forth by the Archbishop, Bishops, and the rest of the clergie of the province of Canterberye in the Sinnod begune at London the 20 daye of the munth of October in the yeare of our Lord God 1597 and in the Rayne of our most Cristiane Princis Ladye Elizabeth by the grace of God of England, France, and lerland, Defendris of the fayth, &c., the thirtyenynth." It is signed "Per me E. Greene." " Note that everye yeare begines the 25 daye of Marche." The name of Esdras Greene occurs in the Marriage Register, Jime 26, 1597. From i6io to 1730 the handwriting varies a great deal and in places it is bad and difficult to read. Probably only the first four leaves of this book were written by E. Greene. They contain the copy of the original Baptismal Registers, 1558 to 1594. The copying of the Registers of Marriages and Burials, and all the other entries up to 1610 are by another hand, presumably that of Edmund Cooke, the Vicar, who was buried May 30th, 1610. NORF. — IV. B . Norfolk Parish Registers. [1558 Volume II contains Marriages from 1754 to 1812. Only about the first quarter of the book, to p. 52, is used for Marriages. The greater part is blank, and the rest contains Banns, 1754 to 1884. The handwriting is generally good. The covers are bound in leather, but much worn ; size, io| in. by 8 in. Volume III contains Marriages from 1812 to 1837. Only the first 25 pages of this book are used, the remainder are blank. It has a parchment cover, size is|in. by 10 in. These extracts have been made by the Rev. J. G. Poole, of Barton Turf, and are now printed under his supervision after collation with the Register. Volume I. "The names of all them which were Marrieded from the of our Lord God 1558." John Bowman & Cecilie Gylbert John Palmer & Jone Derslye Adam Jaye & Christian Howard Nicholas Wright & EUenn Gylbert John Rogers & Ellenn Postell John Raspoole & Margerie Alysander William Corpe & Agnes Browne Roberte Trett & Elyzabeth Corpe . John Bekker & Jone Turke Roberte Emmonds & Agnes Kirstedd William Steward, of Slolye, singleman, Brigett Becker George Ives, w., & Elizabeth Tret, w. John Emson & Ursulye Hall \or Riall] Roberte Becker & Margaret Bott . Henry Morton & Fayth Kyrsted Roberte Joye & Elizabeth Gait Gregorie Goodale & Margarett Joye John Bagaley & Alee Owbred John Bayspoole, of Beaston, & Mrs. Cicelye Rybonds George Ives & Katherine Read, of Ranworth John Grosse, of Norwich, & Cicelye Acocke Roberte Shirlocke, clerke, & Anne Amys Nicholas Hart & Agnes Corppe William Sadler & Margaret Emson Roberte Kirsted & Anne Potter . 1 t6o5] Barton Tttrf Marriages. Anthonie Lyster & Elyzabeth Beane 1 8 Feb. 1580 Barnard Steward & Brigett Backester 5 Feb. 1 58 Daniell Warren, of B., & Alice Hall, of Neatishard 18 June 1382 Nicholas Wright & Margaret Jeffers, Neatisherd 15 Nov. „ George Raspoole & Millesent Broweinge 12 July 1584 William Wright & Elizabeth Jefferes 8 Nov. „ Clement Corpe & Margaret Hudson 18 July 1585 Christopher Ellis, vv., & Barbara Chaplen 3 Dec. X587 Roberte Joye, w., & Elizabeth Lingwood 14 July 1588 Thomas Cooke, w., & Cecilie Howsego 9 Feb. „ James Turner, w., & Dorathie Slappe 20 Apr. 1589 John Rayspoole & Margaret Alyns 14 July „ Nicholas Jeflferes & Fayth Rust 26 Oct. „ Nicholas Wright, w., & Margarie Raspoole 25 Jan. „ Edmunde Cocke, w., & Agnes Life 30 Nov. 1590 Roberte Raspoole & Marie Aliard . 25 July 1591 John Lancaster & Agnes Raspoole 3 Oct. „ John Browne & Marie Poyt 28 May 1592 Roberte Walton & Grace Bootes 7 Jan. „ Robert Turner & Anne Key 28 Oct. 1593 Henry Jlbird & Alice Kinge 30 Apr. 1595 John Dawson & Jone Aliard 8 Jan. „ John Chernely & Margerie Maninge 11 July 1596 Esdras Greene & Anne Norgate 26 June 1597 Thomas Mortimer & Brigett Bayspoole, xo Sept. 1599 Peter Norton & Dorathe Turner, w. 7 Oct. „ Richard Thurston & Margerie Norton 28 Oct. „ Roberte Larwood & Marie Lancaster 25 Nov. „ Henry Leche & Dorathie Cherneley 12 May 1600 William Whittred & Elizabeth Elvie 10 Dec. „ William England, w., & Dyonis Watsonn, 26 June 1601 Thomas Giles & Ele Tayliar 11 Oct. ,, Thomas Norton & Dyonis Beane 17 July 1603 Richard Snelling & Frannces Cherneley 28 Sept. „ John Joye & Alice Pearson 7 Oct. „ Thomas Browne & Elizabeth Tompson 27 Sept. 1604 Thomas Chaplen & Margerie Corpe 16 Nov. „ John Muse, of Catfield, & Anne Myhill 23 Apr. 1605 B 3 . 1 Norfolk Parish Registers. [1605 Clement Faultricke & Katherinn Anger 14 July 1605 James Raynold, w., & Anphelis Anger 15 July „ Luke Haugh, alias Elizabethson, & Dorathe Leggate 27 Jan. „ John Hamlin & Jone Ansell 27 May 1606 Nycholas Joye & Cecilie i\mys 20 June „ William Selfe & Anne Trace}- 28 Jan. „ Roberte Gallt & Elizabeth Joye 15 June 1607 John Cursted & Grace Ward 5 July M John Larwood & Alice Appelbie 18 July 160S Roberte Cursted & Margaret Elie 31 July „ John Cower & Freeswid Bryant 12 Jan. „ John Wegg & Elizabeth Fox 22 Jan. 1609 John Chapman, of Burston, neere Disse, & Ann Turner, d. of James Turner, of B 1 1 Apr. 161 France Besson & Ellin Snelling — June „ Ambros Tegall, of Somerley, & Annes Gower of Barton 31 Jan. 1613 John Kirsted, w., & Annes Jordan, of Catfield 17 June 1614 21 Peter Carles & Ales Gates Aug. »» Robert Trett & Marie Bugden 25 Sept. 1616 Phillip Suffield & [ ] Kyde I Feb. 1617 Stephen Larwood & An^'s Snell 24 Apr. 1618 John Tret & Margaret Wright [?] 24 June Thomas Buterfield & Elizabeth [— — Nov.
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