FAWSLEY HUNDRED Ashby St. Ledgers 24 Hellidon 47 Badby 56 Kilsby 99 Barby 54 Litchborough 32 Braunston 93 Newnham 41 Catesby 19 Norton 50 Charwelton 15 Preston Capes 32 Daventry 379 Staverton 41 Drayton 29 Stowe Nine Churches 30 Dodford 17 Weedon Bec 65 Everdon 44 Welton 60 Farthingstone 26 Fawsley 16 1,269 Apprentice * 19 Grocer 5 Attorney 5 Groom 1 Baker 15 Groom's man 1 Barber 4 Hog dealer 1 Basket-maker 3 Horse-keeper 6 Besom-maker 1 Husbandman 5 Blacksmith 22 Innholder 1 Bookbinder 1 Joiner 12 Brazier 2 Labourer 214 Breeches-maker 3 Labourer (idle) 3 Brickmaker 1 Labourer's son 1 Butcher 18 Land surveyor 2 Cabinet-maker 1 Maltster 5 Carpenter 24 Mason 13 Carpenter's son 1 Miller 8 Carrier 1 Miller's son 4 Carver 3 No trade given 214 Chandler 2 Ostler 3 Clergyman 4 Outrider 1 Clothier 1 Plasterer 1 Cloth-joiner 1 Plumber & glazier 1 Collar-maker 1 Post-chaise driver 7 Cooper 3 Pump-maker 1 Currier 4 Saddler 2 Cutler 2 Schoolmaster 3 Draper 9 Servant 209 Engrossing clerk 1 Shepherd 7 Esquire 2 Shoemaker 32 Farmer 66 Shopkeeper 1 Farmer's son 29 Stationer 1 Fellmonger 8 Stay-maker 1 Flax-dresser 2 Student 17 Framework-knitter 8 Surgeon 2 Gardener 6 Tailor 26 Glazier 3 Tanner 2 Grazier 9 Tinker 1 Grazier's son 10 Turner 1 FAWSLEY HUNDRED 33 Upholsterer 3 Whitesmith 2 Victualler 14 Woodman 1 Waiter 2 Wool-comber 25 Watchmaker 1 , Yeoman 27 Weaver 67 Yeoman's son 2 Weaver's son 1 Wheelwright 6 1,269 Whip-maker 8 • Includes 18 "clerks & apprentices" at Daventry. ASHBY ST. LEDGERS The names of those persons that are liable to sarve in the militia for the parish of Ashby Ledgers. Robert Forster, sarvent Thomas Capell, farmer Richard Bawcutt, farmer Samuel Basley, sarvent Richard Letts, mason Edward Frost, sarvent William Cure, farmer William Montgomery, labourer Thomas Frost, labourer Nicholis Holingshead, a miller William Smith, labourer <John Hammond, poor man, Thomas Butlin, shoemaker 3 children) William Montgomery, farmer <Wm. Eliott, deaf) Richard Emry, malster <Willm. Whiteing, drawn man) Edward Capell, farmer <Jno. Smith, do.) Joshua Crofts, labourer <James Smith, lame) William Bawcutt, farmer <Ewd. Smith, apprentice) Richard Capell, farmer <Jno. Richardson, constable.) BADBY 2d. Derber 1777. A true list of all persons in the parish of Badby between the ages of eighteen and forty-five. Mr. Robt. Marriott Jon. HolIes l Thos. Stevens, junr. Wm. Yeoumans Wm. Kibble Jon. Edmans farmers Heny. Goodman Simn. Marriott Thos. Marriott Jon. Greves Wm. Baldwin carpenters Edwd. Stevens <Samll. Turner) aprentice Thos. Russell, carpenter J on. Harvey l Geoge. Holmes ~:ti!~:rriott Jservants Charles, Wm. Turner's Jon., Mr. Jon. Smiths servant says he was draw'd at Byfield 34 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777 <Jon. Cox) servant, lame Theodr. Hartwell, servant Wm. Sutton } Jon. Fennell labourer's Jon. Turner Wm. Dickens, farmer Ricd. Patstone 'I <Jon. Brown) Thos. Hunt Jlabourer ' s Wm. Fields David Wills, butcher Wm. Boys, journey-man shoe-maker Wm. Henson, black-smith Wm. Humphres Jon. Perkins Thos. Saunders Thos. Cox labourer's Jon. Houghten Thos. Airs Wm. Clark Wm. Smith idle labourer's ' Wm. Marriott Geoge Gammage, mason Daniel Compton, breeches-maker <Samll. Kibble) shepherd, lame <Jon. Saunders) weaver, lame <Wm. Wadsworth) labourer, infirm <Josh. Russell) } labourer } <Jon. Douglas) baker <Jon. Russell) servant served by substitute <Ricd. Cleaver) shoe-maker <Ricd. Wills) labourer <Josh. Flaxon) <Samll. Russell) <Wm. Cox) Jthree children. each <Ricd. French) <Thos. Stevens) constable. BARBY A true list made by Thomas Pittom constable of the parish of Barby in the county of Northampton of all persons liable to serve as militia men usually and now dwelling in the said parish of Barby between the ages of eighteen and forty five years, distinguishing therein their ranks and occu­ pations, whose names are here subscribed this 28 day of November 1777 in the following order- William Clarke, a farmers son John Forster, a woo1comber Bartholomew Clarke, a farmers Thomas Lord, a farmer son William Clarke, a servant William Marlow, a servant John Odey, a farmers son William Elkington, a weaver Thomas Marks, a servant Jonathan Forster, ser., weaver John Leeson, a servant FAWSLEY HUNDRED 35 William Smith, a labourer William Palmer, a weaver Edward Jeffery, a labourer Richard Blick, a labourer Thomas Clarke, a labourer Daniel Child, a victular William Pirkins, a labourer Josiah Denny, a weavers son Richard Thompson, a farmer Zaccheus Chapman, a cooper John Carter, a labourer William Forster, a weaver Jonathan Haycock, a servant John Mercer, a labourer William Basely, a servant Samuel Carter, a wheelright John Thornnicraft, a labourer Jonathan Forster, jnr., weaver William Pool, a labourer Richard Forster, a woolcomer Thomas Lord, a servant William W orrel, a labourer J oseph Smith, a servant John Curtis, a weaver Thomas Boys, a farmer Thomas Page, a weaver Abraham Lucas, a maltster William Wiggins, a wheelright Thomas Adams, a servant Thomas Tilley, a labourer William Pittom, a farmers son Thomas Dunkly, a sheepherd William Letts, a servant Thomas Turnner, a sheepherd Job Hart, a millers son Thomas Parish, a cloth-joiner William Hart, a millers son William Hammans, a weaver Edward Hart, a millers son William Pittom, a woo1comber William Farden, a cordwinner Richard Salsbury, a weaver Samuel Salsbury, a weaver <Thos. Pittom, constable.> BRAUNSTON A list of the names of all persons within the parish of Braunston in the county of Northampton that are between eighteen and forty five years of age, and are liable to serve in the militia for the county aforesaid. Robert Collitt John Skinner John Collitt Robert Skinner Joseph Holmes Henry Skinner Joseph Webb, younger William Skinner Richard Dodd John Rushall Joseph Webb, elder James Homan Jeremiah Rush William Mawby Thomas Rush William Lillie John Edmunds Anthony Bull William Edmunds Richard Waitt Henry Pebedee Richard Radbourne Edward Pebedee John Wodoms Henry Fleckno, elder John Muscutt John Reeve William Muscutt William Reeve John Webb William Foster Thomas Harris Ro bert Foster John Harris J oseph Arildge William Harris William Gilpin <Joseph Haddon> John Cattle Edward Marlow Richard Rusall William Marlow John Rodhouse Henry Fleckno John Line George Goode Thomas Cropper Robert Wiggons Thomas Cox Edward Rainbow 36 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777 J oseph Morgain WaIter West Thomas Curtis John Mawby William Dunn John Redhead William Curtis J oseph Brown Thomas Linnel Thomas Foster Eusaby Brown William Edwards William Reeve, elder William Waitt, younger John Waitt William Daniel Edward Cattle William Garlett Edward Wodoms John Linnett, elder Richard Massa John Linnett, younger Daniel Sharman Key Hardy Robert Hill Benjamin White Thomas Dickens Charles Green Elisha Linnel Robert Foster, younger William Leeson Thomas Gent J oseph Leeson <William Crupper, deform'd) Edward Boyes <Richard Crupper, infirm) Robert Shaw <James Arildge, infirm) John Shaw <J oseph Rushall, infirm) John Collins <Ralph Boys, infirm) William Waitt, elder <Jno. Boys) constable. CATESBY A list of the mens names in the parish of Catchby that have a wright to sarve upon the militia. John Brown, grazer William Cradock, sarvant John Edwards, grazer Joseph Collings, sarvant Richard Edwards, sarvant William Lee, sarvant Danuel Smalbone, sarvant George Lucas, jarsey comber WilIiam Welch, sarvant <Stephen Ralphs, sarvant) William Goodman, sarvant John Green, sarvant William Smith, hog dealer Samuel Smith, labour WilIiam Stanley, labor William Andrews, labour Benjeman Tobb, labor <Richard Turland, three children) Frances Maycock, sarvant labour infirm Tho. Hands, cunstable. CHARWELTON A list of the names in the parish of Charwelton. Mr. William Lovell, farmer William Murchee, servant Mr. William Whitmill, grazer <John Carr, servant, inferm) Mr. William Sharp, grazers son William Wills, servant Mr. Henry Sharp, do. Benzaman Wills, servant Mr. Richard Haynes, millers Roberd Right, servant son Samuel Wimbush, servant Samuel Bonham, trade Samuel Tomson, servant Thomas Parrit, parish clerk William Humfris, labr. <Saml. H. Parriott, constable.) FAWSLEY HUNDRED 37 DAVENTRY A fair and true list of all men usually and at this time dwelling within the town of Daventry in the county of Northampton and the hamlet of Dray ton within the parish of Daventry aforesaid, between the ages of eighteen and forty five years therein distinguishing their ranks occupations and infirmities, taken this 29th day of November 1777. <Richard Cole) } on stables. <James Malpas) c <John Sheppard)} . <Wm. Elmes) third boroughs. John Thornton, blacksmith <John Wall, journeyman do.) Daniel Frost, upholdsterer John Fiel~s }.ourn ym n do. Thomas Lmes J e e Matthew Hyde, breechesmaker <Mr. Edwards, ballotted before) William Appleby, servant Henry Elliott, journeyman collarmaker John Grubb, journeyman sadler Robert Major, taylor William Bradford, servant Peter Clark~ } ser ants to Mr Rose Thomas SmIth v . <William Mercer, 3 children) Mr. Barrett, outride Thomas Palmer, whipmaker <John Jones, 3 children) William Gibbard} . k <George illegible) whipma ers Joseph Austin, weaver George Fairc1oo, barber <Mr. Swinfen, ballotted six years since) George Thornton, journeyman glazier <John Ward, cabinet maker) infirm <Edward Warren, ballotted six years since) <John Sawbridge, lame) <The Reverend Mr. William Holden) Ward Marriott, servant Edward Robinson <Thomas Muddiman, lame, 3 children) Robert Griffiths } journeymen shoemakers <John Blakeman) <infirm) John Bradley, brazier <Ambrose