Bromsberrow Gloucestershire Family History Guide
Bromsberrow is an Ancient Parish in the county of Gloucestershire.
Alternative names: Bromesberrow, Bromsborough, anciently Brunmeberge
Parish church: St. Mary
Parish registers begin: 1558
Nonconformists include: Wesleyan Methodist
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The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
BROMSBORROW, a parish in Newent district, Gloucester; on the verge of the county, 4 miles SE of Ledbury r. station. Post Town, Ledbury. Acres, 1,803. Real property, £3,206. Pop., 305. Houses, 51. The property is divided among a few. Bromsborrow Place belonged to the Yateses, and passed to the Ricardos. Bromsborrow Heath is a meet for the Ledbury hounds. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol. Value, £339. Patron, Earl Beauchamp. The church is ancient and excellent; and has monuments of the Yateses. Charities, £5.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
Leonard’s Gazetteer of England and Wales 1850
Bromsberrow, 2 m. S.E. Ledbury. P. 283
Source: Leonard’s Gazetteer of England and Wales; Second Edition; C. W. Leonard, London; 1850.
Lewis Topographical Dictionary of England 1845
Bromsberrow (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Newent, hundred of Botloe, W. division of the county of Gloucester, 4 miles (S. E.) from Ledbury; containing 283 inhabitants. This parish, which anciently formed part of Malvern chase, was, for many years, the property of the Yate family, from whom it was purchased by the late David Ricardo, Esq., and is now the property of his son, Osman Ricardo, Esq., lord of the manor; it comprises by computation 1630 acres, of which about 1000 are arable, 381 meadow and pasture, and 119 wood. The soil is rather of a sandy nature; the surface is strikingly varied, and the scenery, which is greatly enriched with wood, is highly picturesque. Keysend Hill, the last of the Malvern range, is within the parish, where stone is quarried for building, and for the roads. The living is a rectory, valued in the King’s books at £7. 15.; patron, Earl Beauchamp: the tithes have been commuted for £350, and there is a good glebe-house, with a glebe of 55 acres. The church is an ancient edifice, with a low tower; adjoining the chancel is the mausoleum of the Yate family, built about a century since. A small school is supported by private charity.
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of England by Samuel Lewis Fifth Edition Published London; by S. Lewis and Co., 13, Finsbury Place, South. M. DCCC. XLV.
A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland 1833
Bromsborrow, co. Gloucester.
P. T. Ledbury (120) 3½ m. ESE. Pop. 335.
A parish in the hundred of Botloe; living, a rectory in the archdeaconry and diocese of Gloucester; valued in K. B. 7l. 15s.; church ded. to St. Mary; patron (1829) the Earl Beauchamp
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland by John Gorton. The Irish and Welsh articles by G. N. Wright; Vol. I; London; Chapman and Hall, 186, Strand; 1833.
Directories
Bromsberrow Kellys Gloucestershire Directory 1856
Bromsberrow, Bromsborough, anciently Brunmeberge, is a township, parish, and straggling village, containing 1,803 acres, the soil of which is very deep red sand, and subsoil marl, and is applied to the growth of rye generally, being better adapted to the production of that grain than wheat and beans. This township is intersected by a rivulet called the Glynch, on whose banks some rich meadow land is to be found. The Oldbury and other pears grow luxuriantly here, the soil being exceedingly favourable to the production of that fruit, which is particularly adapted to the manufacture of perry, for which this county is celebrated. Bromsberrow is situate on the borders of Worcestershire, distant 14 miles north-west from Gloucester railway station, and 6 north-north-east from Newent, in the Hundred of Botloe, Newent Union, West Gloucestershire, in the archdeaconry of Gloucester, deanery of the Forest, and in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol.
Its population, in 1851, was 260; its rateable value being £2,922. Bromsberrow Place, the seat of Osman Ricardo, Esq., M.P., is a mansion of great extent, finished in a very superior and decorative style, and was formerly the property of the late Robert Dobyns Yate, Esq., being built on a pleasant site, commanding a beautiful prospect over the adjoining parishes. Brownsend, the residence and property of Thomas Webb, Esq., is also situate here. Fairfields is now occupied by Henry Moore, Esq., and Dick House by William Hawkins, Esq. The church of St. Mary is an ancient pile, but by some late repairs has been much modernised, and consists of a nave and chancel, with an embattled tower at the west end. The burial chapel, adjoining the chancel was erected by the late Walter Yate, Esq., in 1725. Some curiosities in painted glass were preserved, a few years ago, by the late Rev. Henry Dobyns Yate, LL.D., who was at that time the incumbent. The living is a rectory, valued at £339, with good residence and several acres of glebe land, being in the patronage of Earl Beauchamp. The Rev. Charles Hill, M.A., is the present incumbent, and the Rev. Charles Glynn, B.A., the curate. Here is an Infant school. Osman Ricardo, Esq., M.P. for the City of Worcester, is the chief landowner and lord of the manor.
Hill Farm, Pepper Mill, and Upper and Lower Brook End are places here.
Gentry
Brooke Richard, esq.
Glynn Charles, B.A. (curate)
Hawkins William, esq. Dick house
Hill Rev. Charles, M.A. Rectory
Moore Henry, esq. Fairfields
Ricardo Osman, esq. M.P. Bromsberrow pl
Stallard William, esq. Bromsberrow crt
Webb Thomas, esq. Brownsend
Wintle Mrs. Mary, Tonies
Traders
Brookes James, grocer & carrier
Brooke Richard, farmer
Hancox John, blacksmith
Hawkins William, farmer
Heaven William, farmer
Howell John, farmer
Izard Henry, farmer, Hill farm
Jauncey James, miller, Pepper mill
Jauncey John, farmer, Low. Brook end
Jones John, farmer, Upper Brook end
Stallard Wm. farmer, Bromsberrow crt
Stokes John, farmer
Werrett Maria (Miss), mistress of infant school
Letters through Ledbury, which is also the nearest money order office
Infant School, Miss Maria Werrett, mistress
Carrier – Brookes, to Gloucester, Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, returning same days.
Source: Post Office Directory of Gloucestershire with Bath and Bristol. Printed and Published by Kelly and Co., 19, 20 & 21, Old Boswell Court, St. Clement’s, Strand, London. 1856
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Marriages at Bromesberrow 1558-1837
Note. – Volume I, a collection of parchment leaves of forty-one pages 11 1/8 in by 7 ½ in. It is in good condition, and has the original parchment outside leaf (not bound). First page (paper) contains an abstract of the Act for burying in Woollen, 1 Aug. 1678, and the first entry in woollen was 14th May 1679. On the other side is a lists of Briefs from 1681 – 1682, including one for the rebuilding of St. Paul’s which amounted to £50 10s., and a note of an Act of Parliament for granting to his Majesty certain rates, etc., on Marriages, Births, and Burials, graduated from a duke down to a parishioner. Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials are entered indiscriminately. It begins :- “Bromesberrowe – The Register booke of beginning the 22 day of Decr. 1558 A.D. and Elizabeth Dei gratia Angliae France at Hiberniae Regina fidei defensor ye primo.” On the last leaf is a list of the lands belonging to the parish A.D. 1684. The first marriage 1560, Roger Wadley and Elizabeth Webb. The last is Edward Crocker and Elizabeth Deveral, 21 Oct. 1747.
Volume II is a book of parchment leaves bound in leather, and contains entries from 1745 to 1813, but the records of Weddings cease in 1754.
Volume III is the book of printed forms, published in London 1754, for Banns and Marriages together. It contains twenty-four folios of paper, but only one hundred and nineteen entries.
Volume IV is also of printed forms and contains the Weddings from 1813 to 1837.
It will be seen that in several cases entries are out of order of date. These extracts were made by the Rev. W. Wynn Lloyd, and are now printed under his supervision.
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914.
Marriages at Bromesberrow 1558-1837 – ukga.org
Transcriptions
Bromesberrow Marriages 1813 to 1837
Volume IV.
John Nott & Mary Birt, lic., 11 Feb. 1813
John Webb & Susanna Lewis, 18 May 1813
Richard Jeffriss & Ann Hill, lic., 1 Dec. 1813
William Denton & Eleanor Jackman, lic., 31 Jan. 1814
William Davis & Margaret Lucy, 29 May 1814
William Sadler & Hannah Fleetwood, 17 Nov. 1814
Jonathan Pinch & Mary Newman, 14 Dec. 1814
Thomas Keel & Ann Elery, 2 Oct. 1815
Thomas Daniel & Ann Brooks, 30 Sept. 1816
John Simmons & Sarah Turner, 17 Oct. 1816
John Lloyd & Christiana Wood, 6 Dec. 1816
Thomas Smith & Mary Smith, lic., 17 Feb. 1817
John Lewis & Catherine Edwards, 14 Sept. 1818
Richard Beard & Mary Child, 1 July 1820
Thomas Treherne & Elizabeth Smith, 7 Nov. 1820
William Child & Mary Patrick, 21 Nov. 1820
John Phillips & Mary White, 30 Dec. 1820
Thomas Tibbatts & Sarah Birt, lic., 24 May 1821
Clement Chesher & Mary Hill, 31 Dec. 1821
William James & Elizabeth Nichols, 10 Feb. 1822
Joseph Preedy & Charlotte Burgess, 12 Oct. 1823
John Beard & Maria Shin, 23 Dec. 1824
Henry Tibbatts & Sarah Enniss, lic., 3 Feb. 1825
John Birt & Lydia Archer, lic., 21 Apr. 1825
John Brooks & Mary Ewuss, 7 July 1825
James Price & Esther Lent, 26 Jan. 1826
Edward Pearce & Sarah Burkes, lic., 17 June 1826
Benjamin Butler & Milborough Child, 1 Jan. 1828
Thomas Patherus & Elizabeth Baker, 7 Sept. 1828
Joseph Sadler & Hannah Summers, 27 Feb. 1829
James Williams & Sarah Holder, 29 Oct. 1829
John Burton & Rosanna Hodges, 12 Nov. 1829
Richard Lilly & Elizabeth Cook, 3 Nov. 1831
William Hodges & Maria Bibbs, 8 Dec. 1831
Nathaniel Proverbs & Sarah Able, 27 Dec. 1831
John Hill & Harriett Maddox Gibbs, lic., 14 June 1832
John Baker & Mary Simmonds, 25 Oct. 1832
John Abel & Ann Carter, 1 July 1833
Charles Tunstall & Mary Powell, lic., 3 July 1833
John Hill & Susanna Howes, 5 Sept. 1833
John Lloyd & Hannah Hyett, lic., 7 Nov. 1833
Thomas Powell & Mary Reens, 15 Oct. 1834
James Stephens & Hannah Townsend, 16 Oct. 1834
William Perkins & Anne Cooper, 5 July 1835
Thomas Brown & Mary Simmons, 8 Feb. 1836
William Cowmeadow & Mary Smith, lic., 11 Feb. 1836
William Baker & Mary Child, 21 May 1836
William Webley & Ann Prothero, 16 Nov. 1836
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914
Bromesberrow Marriages 1775 to 1812
John Hardman & Mary Shaile, 12 Jan. 1775
Thomas Hendy & Ann Burrop, lic., 10 Apr. 1775
Edward Lewis & Sarah Coldrake, 21 Aug. 1775
John Dallimore & Ann Pendery, 5 Dec. 1775
William Turner & Margaret Morgan, lic., 30 Dec. 1775
John Amblin & Sarah Sparrow, lic., 3 Feb. 1776
Philip Rudge & Elizabeth Drew, 25 Mar. 1776
James Cook & Sarah Butler, lic., 19 Aug. 1777
John Lucy & Sarah Phillips, 22 Nov. 1777
Thomas Waring & Ann Preece, lic., 17 Feb. 1778
Thomas Treherne & Elizabeth Haffield, 15 Oct. 1778
Joseph Turner & Beatrix Pritchard, 25 Dec. 1778
William Baghott & Susanna Devereux, 17 May 1779
Richard Sandford & Mary Smith, 22 July 1779
James Baghott & Mary Devereux, 6 Dec. 1779
William James & Betty Grubb, lic., 18 June 1784
William Davis & Betty Weston, 13 Oct. 1784
Samuel Preece & Elizabeth Williams, 2 Sept. 1784
Joseph Harbor & Mary Rodway, 9 Nov. 1784
William Jones & Nancy Perkins, 10 Oct. 1781
John Mason & Sarah Goode, 15 Oct. 1781
Robert Hallings & Elizabeth Grubb, 18 Nov. 1781
Benjamin Lane & Elizabeth Archer, lic., 7 Feb. 1782
Thomas Haffield & Elizabeth Jones, 2 May 1782
Thomas Sivell & Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, lic., 26 Feb. 1782
Thomas Ravenhill & Anne Young,, 7 Oct. 1783
John Devereux & Ann Baldwin, 16 Oct. 1783
Thomas Lewis & Mary Robinson, lic., 10 May 1784
Richard Goalman & Betty Watkins, 3 Dec. 1784
Joseph Haukins & Amy Grace, 21 Feb. 1786
Robert Hartland & Debby Weale, lic., 5 Oct. 1786
Joseph Noakes & Sarah Stone, lic., 24 Oct. 1786
Rev. Thomas Drake, D.D., & Eleanor Yate, lic., 25 Aug. 1788
John Lewis & Nancy Webley, lic., 18 Oct. 1788
Thomas Loveridge & Mary Hill, 19 Nov. 1788
William Holland & Elizabeth Smith, 29 Dec. 1788
John Remes & Mary Symonds, 21 June 1790
James Eaves & Hannah Dallimore, 6 Aug. 1790
James Drinkwater & Betty Sims, lic., 5 Oct. 1790
Samuel Birt & Sally Smith, lic., 10 May 1791
Joseph Hoskyns & Elizabeth Pew, 26 Dec. 1791
Thomas Carpenter & Hannah Devereux, 5 Feb. 1792
John Jones & Ann Travel, 14 Feb. 1792
*Thomas Stephens & Sarah Hall, 24 Aug. 1792
*The real name of this man afterwards turned out to be Stephen Harris.
Thomas Price & Sarah Devereux, lic., 29 Nov. 1794
William Hodges & Catherine Evans, 28 Mar. 1796
James Hodges & Margaret Daffey, 24 May 1798
Thomas Hages & Nancy Symond, 18 July 1798
Edmond Webb & Mary Turner, 25 Apr. 1799
William Clutterbuck & Mary Alford, lic., 25 June 1800
Thomas Webley & Elizabeth Rudge, 4 Oct. 1800
John Boughton & Elizabeth Jones, lic., 20 Oct. 1800
John Hollins & Mary Burlow, 23 Dec. 1801
Charles Smith & Elizabeth Farmer, 22 July 1802
William Hill & Maria Devereux, 4 Oct. 1803
George Hyde & Mary Hill, 18 Oct. 1803
James Howele & Sarah Pitt, 11 June 1804
William Thomas & Sarah Farmer, 6 Aug. 1804
Thomas Amphlett & Susanna Tibbatts, lic., 3 Jan. 1805
William Barbore & Elizabeth Alford, 27 May 1805
William Summers & Ann Webb, 29 Sept. 1806
Benjamin White & Elizabeth Holland, 2 Feb. 1807
John Fenn & Fanny Patrick, 10 Mar. 1807
Thomas Woombill & Mary Jones, lic., 14 June 1807
Robert Sandy & Anne Williams, 3 Dec. 1807
Edward Young & Elizabeth Saunders, 21 Aug. 1808
Henry Edwards & Anne Lane, lic., 28 Nov. 1808
Richard Knight & Hannah King, 13 Apr. 1809
Joseph Holder & Sarah Clarke, 6 June 1809
William Jackson & Margaret Buckley Lewis, lic., 24 Aug. 1809
William Webb & Ann Berrow, 14 Aug. 1810
William Nicholls & Elizabeth Lucy, 8 Dec. 1810
Benjamin Goodman & Rosanna Vertigans, lic., 16 June 1812
Joseph Maisie & Susanna Farmer, 10 Dec. 1812
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914
Bromesberrow Marriages 1755 to 1774
Abel Taylor & Frances Taylor, lic., 6 Oct. 1755
Joseph Deverix & Mary Simmons, 16 Nov. 1755
Thomas Hawkins & Ann Steele, 9 May 1757
John Turner & Elizabeth Archer, 24 Sept. 1757
John White & Elizabeth Lucy, 4 Nov. 1757
John Powel & Sarah Fosbury, 16 Mar. 1758
Joseph Hill & Jane Voice, 28 Sept. 1758
Henry Sandford & Sarah Rodway, 13 Oct. 1759
John Lord & Sarah Nurbury, 24 Sept. 1760
George Barksdale & Sarah Cocksed, 7 Nov. 1760
Charles Morgan & Sarah Simmonds, 2 Feb. 1761
Richard Barnes & Nancy Jones, 2 Apr. 1761
John Hill & Elizabeth Philips, 2 June 1762
Stephen Webb & Margaret Grundy, 21 June 1763
Joseph Stone & Sarah Nokes, 2 Aug. 1763
Samuel Clark & Elizabeth Barksdale, lic., 4 Aug. 1763
William Lane & Elizabeth Hardman, 26 Dec. 1763
Edward Fowler & Ann Loveridge, 10 Mar. 1764
William Brooke & Esther Weale, lic., 6 Nov. 1766
William Prosser & Elizabeth Weale, lic., 7 Dec. 1766
Francis Goring & Mary Robinson, 14 July 1767
John Peters & Frances Taylor, lic., 27 July 1767
John Pullen & Ann Powel, 3 Dec. 1767
William Woodward & Alice Beale, 5 Apr. 1768
John Cummings & Mary Shaile, lic., 16 Jan. 1769
Richard Shaile & Sarah Harrod, 6 Feb. 1769
Jonathan Brooks & Mary Gibbs, lic., 24 Apr. 1769
John Maile & Betty Griffiths, lic., 13 Nov. 1769
Richard Loveridge & Sarah Rowls, lic., 17 Jan. 1770
William Yonge & Elizabeth Hardman, 10 June 1770
John Mayo & Susanna Woodgat, lic., 7 Oct. 1771
Richard Shaile & Sarah Barksdale, 30 Jan. 1772
Joseph Price & Hannah Fisher, lic., 7 Mar. 1772
Thomas Patrick & Hannah Smith, 23 Mar. 1772
William Shaile & Elizabeth Phillips, 2 Apr. 1772
Richard Robinson & Mary Loveridge, lic., 16 Apr. 1772
John Morris & Mary Noakes, lic., 23 May 1772
Thomas Farly & Ann Morton, 29 Oct. 1772
John Hicks & Frances Barborough, 30 Apr. 1774
John Borkley Bishop & Sarah Gibbs, lic., 3 Oct. 1774
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914
Bromesberrow Marriages 1725 to 1754
Richard Sandford & Mary Shepherd, 19 Apr. 1725
John Parker & Anne Sandes, 30 May 1725
John King & Mary Dutfield, 7 Feb. 1725
Francis Brewerton & Mary Burford, 19 May 1726
John Howman & Anne Smith, 13 Oct. 1726
John Morris & Anne Godsall, 25 Nov. 1727
William Weaver & Elizabeth Alford, 22 Apr. 1728
William Symonds & Mary Dunn, 2 Oct. 1728
Francis Rawling & Anne Roberts, 25 May 1729
John Hayward & Mrs. Mary Hale, 3 Nov. 1729
Thomas Gibbs & Jane Hardinge, 8 Mar. 1729
William Harding & Elinor White, 22 Apr. 1730
Edmund Crocker & Elizabeth Hayward, 12 Oct. 1730
Thomas Lea & Anne Green, 29 Nov. 1730
John Woodcock & Mary Woodcock, 26 Nov. 1730
John Jones & Anne Mayo, 29 Apr. 1731
Thomas King & Susanna Pool, 24 June 1731
William Clarke & Mary Terret, 6 Jan. 1731
Edmund Crocket & Mary Nurbury, 30 Jan. 1732
Benjamin Oliver & Mary Hill, 28 Dec. 1733
Edward Tomkyns & Anne James, 5 May 1734
John Hill & Anne Brooke, 20 Feb. 1735
John Eaton & Mrs. Jane Bissett, 21 Feb. 1735
James Bissett & Elizabeth Eaton, 23 Feb. 1735
John Stephens & Mary Wadley, 11 Oct. 1736
Edmund Hodges & Frances Baldwin, 4 June 1737
William Harber & Joan Hayward, 15 Sept. 1737
Francis Partridge & Martha Jones, 13 Aug. 1738
William Garret & Mary Taylor, 2 Nov. 1739
John Loveridge & Elizabeth Brooke, 31 Dec. 1739
Nathaniel White & Elizabeth Jones, 20 Sept. 1740
Richard Shaile & Elizabeth Phillips, 21 Dec. 1741
Joseph Philips & Elizabeth Philips, 12 Sept. 1742
Thomas Mayo & Elizabeth Charter, 29 Sept. 1742
Job Cannon & Mary Holford, 28 Mar. 1745
William Gibbs & Ann Brown, 18 Apr. 1745
John Hooper & Mary Pewtriss, 21 Sept. 1745
Richard Hardman & Elizabeth Turner, 7 Oct. 1745
John Rodway & Debora Coldrick, 17 Oct. 1745
John Nurbury & Elizabeth Fosbury, 23 Feb. 1744
Thomas Philips & Elizabeth Showell, 22 May 1746
Thomas Sunders & Dorothy Woodward, 2 Mar. 1746
Edward Crocker & Elizabeth Deveral, 21 Oct. 1747
Volume II.
Thomas Philips & Elizabeth Showel, 22 May 1746
Thomas Saunders & Dorothy Woodward, 2 Mar. 1746
Edward Crocker & Elizabeth Deveral, 21 Oct. 1747
[These three last entries are also entered in Vol. I.]
James Smith & Sarah Tainlor, 29 Apr. 1751
Joseph Sanford & Elizabeth White, 27 Dec. 1752
Herbert Nichols & Hannah Blackwell, 28 Feb. 1753
John Pullen & Mary Lucy, 15 Oct. 1753
Clement Barksdeal & Sarah Sparrow, 2 Feb. 1754
Thomas Mayo & Elizabeth Draper, lic., 2 Feb. 1754
John Wood & Mary Stokes, 23 Mar. 1754
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914
Bromesberrow Marriages 1675 to 1724
James Sandford & Elinor Taylor, 18 July 1675
Thomas Stevens & Ann Pentriee [or Pewtries], 7 Oct. 1675
Richard Hunt, gent., & Mrs Mary Swab, lic., — — 1678
John Jourdan & Katherine Stone, 10 Nov. 1678
Thomas Pewtrice & Elizabeth Barnes, 14 Nov. 1678
Thomas Rastold & Mary Wadley, [no date]
William Nurbery & Mary Shephard, 22 July 1679
Thomas Stone & Mary Cam, lic., 12 Dec. 1679
Giles Wintour & Mrs. Sibild Kyrle, lic., 5 Sept. 1680
Richard Lawrence & Mary Cam, 27 Nov. 1680
John Paine & Ann Cooper, lic., 3 July 1681
Nicholas Smithsend & Mrs. Ann Vobe, lic., 28 Feb. 1681
William Smith & Elinor Edgington, 15 May 1682
Edward Trotman & Elizabeth Weaver, 4 Feb. 1682
Edward Stock & Mrs. Rebecca Gosling, 5 May 1684
John Brooke & Elinor Crump, 5 Feb. 1684
William Hunt & Joyce Cam, 23 Nov. 1685
Edward Barnett & Ann Morris, 11 Apr. 1686
William Carpenter & Mary Norris, 26 Apr. 1686
William Brooke & Mrs. Joyce Shaile, 9 Apr. 1690
Richard & Joan Winyat, 8 June 1690
Richard Clark & Joane Sanford, 6 Feb. 1690
Thomas Cale & Frances Reddin, 11 May [?]
Richard Gatfield & Margaret Burford, 22 Oct. 1690
Richard Brooke & Alice Eaton, 19 Jan. 1694
Richard Stone & Elinor Walker, 23 May 1695
Samuel Woodward & Ann Birt, lic., 16 July 1695
Edward Clifton & Mary Lewes, 18 July 1695
Thomas Harmor & Jane Hill, lic., 7 Feb. 1695
John Hill & Sarah Belcher, lic., 25 Feb. 1695
Thomas Bebs & Grace Machin, 15 Oct. 1696
John Sisemore & Mary Wheeler, 22 Oct. 1696
William Shail & Elizabeth Bradford, 16 Feb. 1696
Richard Sanford & Sarah Baxter, 5 Nov. 1697
William Perkins & Hester Puckmore, 29 July 1700
Philemon Betton & Esther Stone, 2 Feb. 1701
Thomas Butler & Mary Robinson, 16 Feb. 1701
Richard Hawker & Hester Wood, 25 July 1702
Francis Bruerton & Elizabeth Philips, 29 Sept. 1702
Thomas Wood & Bridget Taynton, 26 Dec. 1702
Thomas Bullock & Elizabeth Witnie, 1 Jan. 1703
George Stephens & Hanna Wood, 2 Feb. 1703
John Hayward & Mrs. Martha Meritt, lic., 1 Aug. 1703
William Rodway & Elizabeth Redin, 2 Feb. 1704
Edward Baker & Mary Gwilliam, 14 Mar. 1705
Thomas Lipyiat & Ann Eaton, 28 Mar. 1706
Giles Nanfan & Mrs. Mary Stone, 9 Apr. 1707
Walter Pritchard & Elizabeth Barnet, 26 Sept. 1707
Richard Williams & Elizabeth Wilde, 20 July 1708
John Hankins & Ann Hardin, 28 Apr. 1709
Richard Bryan & Anne Neathway, 21 Jan. 1710
William Wall & Margaret Walcot, 19 May 1712
William Symonds & Mary Carpenter, 4 May 1713
Rowland Pit & Hannah Pantal, 26 May 1714
David Stead & Elizabeth Fisher, 22 Apr. 1718
John Chandler & Elinor Sandford, 27 Apr. 1718
Robert Baily & Anne Boyce, 27 Sept. 1722
William Hodges & Sarah Alford, 20 May 1723
Charles Lambed & Elizabeth Belcher, 3 June 1723
[1724 No entries]
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by the late W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Vol XVII. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1914
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Administration
- County: Gloucestershire
- Civil Registration District: Newent
- Probate Court: Pre-1541 – Court of the Bishop of Hereford, Post-1541 – Court of the Bishop of Gloucester (Episcopal Consistory)
- Diocese: Pre 1836 – Gloucester, Post 1835 – Gloucester and Bristol
- Rural Deanery: Forest
- Poor Law Union: Newent
- Hundred: Botloe
- Province: Canterbury