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Martin - Tuck Research Marriage Extracts Martin - Tuck Research Marriage Extracts Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Minister Father's Given Father's Bride's Banns or Father's Given Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Given Year Date Groom's Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Surname Name Occupation Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Lic Surname Name Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Surname Names Notes 1749/50 21-Jan Andrews Simon Prince Sarah 1754 22-Jul Bagus Joseph Martin Compton Jane Martin 1742 27-Sep Bailey John Demerham Holloway Sarah Demerham Licence 1625 30-Nov Baker John Sheend Elizabeth 1717 Barter John Southwood ..... ..... 1720 11-Jul Barter Richard Fordingbridge (sic) Poor Mary Martin 1773 11-Jul Bartlett John Cranborne Webb Mary Martin 1753 19-Aug Bench Benjamin Sojourner Martin Haywood Elizabeth Martin Banns 1736 17-Nov Bennet William Ribbick Martha 1628 29-Sep Blake Christopher Alexander Elizabeth 1755 16-May Blandford John Bachelor Martin Marten Mary Martin 1674 27-May Blandford Thomas Randell Mary Spinster Banns 1739 20-Oct Blandford (in B.t.) Thomas Woodward Elizabeth 1739 20-Oct Blansford (in Register) Thomas Woodward Elizabeth 1774 17-Mar Bound Edmond Martin Horsey Martha Martin 1762 20-Jun Bracher Thomas St Thomas In City, New Sarum Compton Mary Martin Licence 1723 26-Dec Brewer Philip Hodder Mary Spinster Licence 1739 01-Oct Bright John Serjant Elizabeth 1731 28-Nov Bright Stephen Lodge Mary 1732 01-Sep Brown Henry Whiteparish Norten Martha Whiteparish 1742 28-Oct Brown John Martin Blandford Mary Martin 1730 26-Apr Brown Oliver Haxford Sarah 1728 07-Oct Bungy William Edmondsham Hebberd Alice Martin 1725 26-Sep Burrough Richard Tiller Hannah 1733 01-Apr Butler Henery Martin Poore Kattarine Martin 1732 15-Oct Carter Oliver Griffin Joan 1743 03-May Chant William Martin Prince Jenny Martin 1675/6 06-Feb Chater Henry Sanders Honnour 1716 30-Sep Chubb Abraham Martin Prince Cicely Martin 1738 07-May Clark John Everett Sarah Widow 1737 26-Jul Clark Thomas Coney Frances 1726 25-Aug Clark William Damerham Read Mary Damerham 1714 31-Mar Clerk William South Demerham Fish Martha South Demerham 1756 29-Apr Clewit Martin Widower Martin Toms Elizabeth Martin 1713 23-Sep Collier William Martin Hort Elizabeth Widow Martin Licence 1714/5 07-Feb Comb Richard Martin Lanham Jane Martin 1662 12-Jul Combes Richard Newhooke Jeane 1730 15-May Combs Robert Compton Jane 1628 04-Aug Compton John Harris Agnes 1750 06-Apr Compton John Martin Preston Elizabeth Winborne 1730/1 21-Jan Coney Andrew Gray Margaret 1759 18-Jun Coney Robert Bachelor Cranborne Randall Mary Martin 1735 08-Apr Cook William Lilly Jane Spinster Banns 1762 14-Jan Coombes Richard Bachelor Martin Williams Sarah Martin 1761 30-Mar Coombs Thomas Bachelor Martin Lanham Elizabeth Spinster Martin Licence 1742 31-Oct Cooper Robert Rockbourne Morris Mary Spinster Martin Banns 1725 23-Jul Coward Edmond Martin Noble Sarah Martin 1731 18-Apr Coward John Walters Jane 1754 29-Dec Curtis Henry Bachelor Braemor, Southton Horsey Mary Martin 1711/2 20-Jan Damnick Thomas W.noyli Clark Edith Spinster Martin Banns 1768 10-Jan Day William Broad Chalk Harris Mary Martin 1716 21-Dec Dear James Durnford Foster Mary Martin Banns 1730 06-Oct Dench John Dod Mary 1773 01-Oct Dier Matthew Martin Baker Sarah Martin 1731 15-May Diet Henry Prince Grace Banns 1767 11-Jul Dyer John Bachelor Martin Bound Elizabeth Martin 1736 19-Dec Edwards James Edem Elizabeth Spinster Banns 1736 05-Apr Edwards John Shepherd Elizabeth 1727 08-Dec Elderton John Bound Martha 1711/2 01-Feb Eldridge John Newman Margaret 1719 27-Dec Eldridge Richard Poor Mary Martin 1731 30-Nov Elkens George Whiteparish Cobdon Eales Whiteparish 1767 12-Oct Evens John Martin Hayward Mary Martin 1628 22-Sep Evens Thomas Biles Katherine Banns 1710 12-Apr Everett Thomas Mellege Lydia 1727 20-Aug Everett William Peny Elizabeth 1623 10-Nov Everwood John Longe Mary 1727 09-Nov Fisher Robert Gauntlet Hannah 1718 25-Aug Fitz Richard Sarum Clark Ursula Bishopstone 1769 08-Apr Flemington William Labourer Edmondsham Yelf Anne Martin 1734 04-Nov Ford John Bound Margery Spinster Banns 1736 27-Sep Ford John White Elizabeth 1627 01-Aug Forde Robert White Allice 1769 04-Mar Frampton John, Labourer Martin Fry Martha Martin 1717 30-Sep Fremington Laurence Martin Brinsham Rebecca Spinster Martin Banns 1730 10-May Fremington Thomas Stow Susanna 1637 04-Oct Fulford William Holloway Anne 1724 28-Sep Gardiner Thomas Martin Henbest(?) Elizabeth Martin 1733 22-Apr Gardnr Thomas Win Elizabeth 1754 20-Jan Gibbs William Damerham Watts Sarah Martin 1631 18-Apr Glover William Harris Frances 1723 15-Oct Goler Edward Hodder Elizabeth 1716 15-Sep Good John Barverstock Tuck Hannah Martin 1723/4 02-Jan Goodenough Anthony Walter Martha 1733 03-Nov Goodridge William Sanger Sarah 1736 04-Oct Gould Edward Thain Mary 1622 30-Apr Graunt William Butler Margreat 1725 16-May Gray John Folliott Ann 1722/3 06-Feb Gray John Read Martha 1714 28-Mar Gray William Martin Clerk Margaret Martin 1710 14-Sep Griffen Richard Martin Marshman Mary Bremmer 1717 19-Sep Habbot John Boollet Martha 1734 25-Aug Haiter William Wingrove Mary 1713 17-Dec Hancock Mr Robert Martin Grove Sarah Martin 1768 26-Dec Hardeman John Bachelor Martin Ederton Elizabeth Martin 1734 15-Apr Harding Thomas King Mary Spinster Banns 1721 17-Apr Hardy Robert Gray Hester 1754 28-Jan Hare George Damerham Batt Mary Martin 1767 05-Feb Harris Barnard Martin Saunders Mary Martin 1631 21-Nov Harris Bartholomew Thring Ann Banns 1756 23-Jul Harris George Bachelor Martin Blandford Anne Extraparochial Place Of Toid Adjoining 1635 20-Apr Harris Henry Peirce Allice Spinster Banns 1674 13-Jul Harris John Newman Joane 1627 27-Jun Harris William Blandford Cristabell 1762 05-Jul Harris William Bachelor Martin Hunt Elizabeth Martin 1731 06-Dec Harriss Edward Of Forten Brig Forten Brig ..?.. Amy (illegible) Licence 1754 07-Nov Harwood John Bachelor Martin Stork Betty Martin ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Ken Tuck Martin - Tuck Research Marriage Extracts 1627 12-Jul Harwoode John Harris Allice Spinster Banns 1729 22-Oct Hayward Walter Clark Jane 1727 09-Oct Herrington William Percy Ann 1748 26-Jun Hibberd James Frampton Mary 1754 04-Mar Hibberd Samuel Bodenham Tubb Mary St Edmund In City Of New Sarum 1728/9 05-Mar Hill John Berwick St John Young Jane Henly 1721/2 28-Jan Holemes Andrew Combes Catherine 1756 25-Jan Holloway John Harbridge, Hants Harris Anne Martin 1716 10-Oct Holmes Thomas Bemerton Green Rebecca Middle Banns 1764 26-Jul Horsey David Bachelor Martin Williams Mary Martin 1764 23-Mar Horsey David Bachelor Martin Williams Mary Spinster Martin Licence 1728 31-Jul Horsy David Frampton Martha Spinster Licence 1722 12-Nov Horsy Solomon Prince Jane 1747 13-Sep Hort George Stork Mary 1737 01-Oct Hort James Spencer Mary 1765 10-Nov Hort James Widower Martin Ingram Mary Martin 1710 16-Oct Hort James Martin Richmond Mary Martin Banns 1774 23-Jan Hort John Martin Frampton Ann Of The Same Martin 1775 28-Jan Hort Thomas Martin Brown Mary Martin Banns 1739/40 26-Jan Hort William Brinsham Jane Banns 1738 02-Apr Hort William Griffin Mary 1770 28-Feb Hort William Labourer Martin Lucas Jane Martin 1769 04-Dec Hort William Labourer Martin Yelf Elizabeth Spinster Martin Banns 1742/3 31-Jan Hort William Martin Marler Elizabeth Spinster Martin Banns 1765 31-Mar Hort William Martin Fry Mary Martin 1722/3 11-Feb Humby William Whiteparish Gauntlet Susanna Martin Banns 1731 18-Apr Hunt Samuel Marler Elizabeth 1737 25-Oct Jacob George Lowder Hannah 1758 29-Sep Jenkins John Bachelor Cranborne Chant Jenny Martin 1759 29-Oct Jenkins Richard Cranborne Parker Sarah Widow Martin Banns 1762 17-Oct King Stephen Bachelor Martin Flemington Rachel Widow Martin Banns 1731 27-Sep King William Ball Margaret Spinster Banns 1726 09-Jul King William Bramshaw Dennis Katherine Landford 1669 05-Oct Lanckford John Keene Amy 1753 01-Jan Lane George Toid Dench Martha Martin 1754 29-May Lane Richard Gussage All Saints, Dorset Collier Martha Martin 1752 10-Dec Langridge James Bremor, Hants Blandford Mary Martin Banns 1721 10-Apr Lanham William Loxly Ann 1719 14-Apr Laws John Eggesbourn Bennet Hannah Eggesbourn 1733 28-Mar Lite Thomas Whiteparish Lufman Mary Whiteparish 1767 19-Jul Loader John St Giles. Co Dorset Frampton Patience Martin 1746 05-Dec Loader William Viney Anne Spinster Banns 1759 11-Sep Lockyer Simon Bachelor Martin Reade Jane Martin 1724 18-Aug Lodge Anthony Stow Mary Spinster Banns 1731 23-Aug Loxley Henry Hiscock Mary 1761 05-Oct Loxley Henry Bachelor Martin Waters Rebecca Martin 1761 25-Apr Lucas John Bachelor Martin Hibberd Anne Spinster Martin Licence 1728 19-Oct Lucas John Martin Garrett Jane Spnster Martin Banns 1764 04-Apr Lucas William Bachelor Martin Hort Jane Martin 1762 16-Apr Macklen Thomas Woodford Gilbert Mary Martin Licence 1627 19-Nov Marler Richard Stocke Allis Spinster Licence 1716 23-Sep Marler William Martin Huttliffe Elizabeth Martin 1726 25-Nov Martin Hugh West Dean Barters Lucy 1744 25-Sep Martin Thomas Vicar City Of New Sarum Pit Mrs Jone Blandford Forum 1774 06-Apr Masters Thomas Damerham Shrimpton Mary Martin 1734 05-Sep Matcham Jonah Brown Elizabeth Licence 1763 28-Apr Meaden Thomas Bachelor Imber Tinker Frances Martin 1732 09-Jun Melledge Josiah Pestel Sarah Licence 1677 06-Oct Miller James Burbidge Anne 1725 15-Apr Newman Nicholas Hunt Susanna 1764 24-Dec Osman Giles Widower Martin Burnet Ester Martin 1724 29-Sep Palmer Thomas West Wellow Batt Sarah Spinster Martin
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