Bishops Cleeve, Gloucestershire Family History Guide
Bishops Cleeve is an Ancient Parish in the county of Gloucestershire.
Other places in the parish include: Brockhampton, Gotherington, Woodmancote, Southam and Brockhampton, Stoke Orchard, and Southam.
Parish church: St. Michael & All Angel’s Church
Parish registers begin: 1563
Nonconformists include: Countess of Huntingdon Methodist and Society of Friends/Quaker.
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Adjacent Parishes
- Woolstone
- Swindon
- Elmstone Hardwicke
- Tredington
- Prestbury
- Sevenhampton
- Prescott
- Winchcombe
- Alderton
- Charlton Abbots
Parish History
Bishops Cleeve
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
BISHOPS-CLEEVE, a township in Winchcombe district, and a parish in Winchcombe and Tewkesbury districts, Gloucester. The township lies 1¾ mile E of Cleeve r. station, and 3 N by E of Cheltenham; and has a post office under Cheltenham. Real property, £3,950. Pop., 703. Houses, 184.
The parish includes also the hamlets of Gotheringtone, Woodmancote, Stoke-Orchard, and Southam and Brockhampton. Acres, 8,150. Real property, £15,107. Pop., 1,970. Houses, 486. The property is much subdivided. The Cleeve hills, along the E, have a crescent-shaped ancient British camp, and the race-ground of the Cheltenham races; and exhibit brilliant scenery of cliff and wood. There are mineral springs.
The living is a rectory in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol Value, £2,000. Patron, the Rev. W. L. Townsend. The church exhibits features from early Norman downward; is cruciform and large; and has a central tower, of modern construction. The parsonage was at one time the residence of the Bishops of Worcester. There are Independent and Baptist chapels and a national school.
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
Bishops-Cleeve, 4 m. N. Cheltenham. P. 1944
Source: Leonard’s Gazetteer of England and Wales; Second Edition; C. W. Leonard, London; 1850.
Stoke Orchard
Lewis Topographical Dictionary of England 1845
Stoke-Orchard, a chapelry, in the parish and hundred of Bishop’s-Cleeve, union of Tewkesbury, E. division of the county of Gloucester, 4 ½ miles (SE) from Tewkesbury; containing 231 inhabitants, and comprising 1331 acres. The tithes have been commuted for £275. 10., and there is a glebe of three-quarters of an acre.
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.
Southam and Brockhampton
Leonard’s Gazetteer of England and Wales 1850
Southam and Brockhampton, 2 m. N.E. Cheltenham. P. 278
Source: Leonard’s Gazetteer of England and Wales; Second Edition; C. W. Leonard, London; 1850
Woodmancote
The Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales 1851
Woodmancot, a hamlet in the parish and hund. of Bishop’s-Clive, union of Winchcombe, county of Gloucester; 3½ miles west by south of Winchcombe, and about 2 miles east of the Birmingham and Gloucester railway. In 1833 here were 4 daily schools. Acreage with the parish. Houses 66. A. P. £267. Pop., in 1801, 192; in 1831, 267. Poor rates, in 1838. £37 16s.
Source: The Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales; A Fullarton & Co. Glasgow; 1851.
Bankrupts
Below is a list of people that were declared bankrupt between 1820 and 1843 extracted from The Bankrupt Directory; George Elwick; London; Simpkin, Marshall and Co.; 1843.
Cotterill William, Bishop’s Cleave, Gloucestershire, farmer, Dec. 7, 1822.
Directories
Kelly’s Directory of the Wine and Spirit Trades 1884
Marked thus * are Small Brewers who brew the beer they sell
BISHOP’S CLEEVE, Cheltenhm
Coopers
Etheridge George, Woodmancote
Minett Henry
Source: The Post office directory of the brewers and maltsters [afterw.] Kelly’s directory of the wine and spirit trades, with which are included brewers and maltsters. By Kelly’s directories, ltd. 1884
Kellys Gloucestershire Directory 1863
BISHOP’S CLEEVE is a township, parish and extensive village, forming with its hamlets the hundred Cleeve, in Winchcomb union, county court district and rural deanery, archdeaconry of Gloucester, and bishopric of Gloucester and Bristol, 3¼ miles from Cheltenham, and 1 mile north east from Cleeve station of the Midland railway. Cheltenham races are held here.
There are a National school for boys and girls, and a chapel for Baptists (Countess of Huntingdon’s) at Woodmancote.
WOODMANCOTE is a hamlet 1 mile east with 431 inhabitants; Southam 1 north-east, and Brockhampton 3 north-east from Cheltenham, form another hamlet with a population of 248. The hamlet of Stoke Orchard, with 1,331 acres, and a population of 201, is in Tewkesbury union.
Huntley, Manor Farm, Cleeve Hill, Wingmore, Keightgate and Haynes are other places.
GOTHERINGTON is a hamlet in the township and parish of, and about a mile from, Bishop’s Cleeve, 6 south-east from Tewkesbury station, and 5 west by north from Winchcomb. Here is a chapel for Independents. It is in Winchcomb union, Cleeve hundred and county court district. The population in 1861 was 387
Parish Clerk William Tarling
Bishop’s Cleeve
Ellenborough Right Honorable Earl of, Southam house
Ellison Rev William BA curate
Griffiths Frederick Thomas esq
Rayer Mrs Mary
Townsend Rev William Lawrence MA JP rector
White Mrs
COMMERCIAL
Aldridge John grocer
Aldridge Joseph farmer
Ballinger George farmer
Barnett Leigh coal dealer
Baylis Thomas farmer
Cresswell William blacksmith
Cresswell William Crown & Harp
Edgington Charles shopkeeper
Furniss Joseph Spooner, station master, Railway station
Hobbs Thomas farmer
Holder William former
Holder William Rising Sun Cleeve hill
Holman Wm training stables Cleeve hill
Jackson John wheelwright & carpenter
Jackson Thomas farmer
Jones William shoemaker
Lane & Edwards farmers Huntley farm
Lee Edward beer retailer
Little Ann Mrs beer retailer
Mills Paul baker
Minett Henry cooper
Minett John farmer Manor farm
Minett William tailor
NicholsHenry general dealer
Organ Thomas butcher
Page William farmer
Roberts Eliza Mrs farmr Southam frm
Roberts James beer retailer
Roberts John blacksmith
Sheppard George nurseryman
Shill Thomas & John common brewers & maltsters
Spragg Elizabeth Mrs lodging house
Staite Thomas boot & shoe maker
Stallard John blacksmith
Tarling William carpenter
Teall William Wood, beer retailer
Togwell William farmer
Tomkins William stonemason
Wilkes John farmer
Yeend John carpenter
Yeend Richard boot & shoe maker
Yeend Thomas haulier Cleeve hill
Post Office, Mrs Mary Jewell receiver. Letters delivered through Cheltenham; dispatched at 3.45 pm. Cheltenham is the nearest money order office.
Midland Railway Station, Joseph Spooner Furniss station master
Police Station, Nehemiah Philpott, constable in charge
Engine House, John Stallard, keeper
Registrar of Births & Deaths, Charles Edgington
National School, Miss Keziah Harris, mistress
CARRIER TO CHELTENHAM, thursday & saturday returnting same days
Brockhampton
Crompton Francis farmer Wingmore frm
Higgins John farmer
Read Henry farmer
Southam
Gaskins Wm farmer Keightgate farm
Read Elizabeth Mrs farmer
Roberts Elizabeth Mrs farmer
Villar John farmer & cattle dealer
Woodmancote
Barnes William farmer
Etheridge George cooper
Gillett George beer retailer
Hobbs Neighbour farmer
Hobbs Thomas farmer
Jennings Henry farmer
Kitchen Benjamin beer retailer
Kitchen William farmer
Leech John farmer
Leech William farmer
Little John farmer
Minett Joseph farmer Haymes farm
Newman Charles grocer
Potter William farmer
Read Henry farmer
Reeve Mary Mrs farmer
Roberts Richard farmer
Stanton James farmer
Stanton Richard farmer
Stanton William farmer
Surman George farmer
Gotherington
Clark Richard shopkeeper
Cresswell Eliza & Son blacksmiths
Cresswell Thomas farmer
Fowler Isaac shopkeeper
Fowler John farmer
Harman William farmer
Harris William shoemaker
Hetherington Thomas carpenter
Hobbs James farmer
Hobbs William farmer
Holbrook Edward ropemaker
Holder Richard farmer
Hone George farmer
Hopton Wm farmer Gotlerington
Jackson John farmer Prescott cottage
Jackson Susan Mrs farmer
Lee & Pearson farmers
Peart Joseph stonemason
Price William farmer
Rayer Richard farmer Gotherington Field farm
Reeve George beer retailer
Reeve James farmer
Reeve John farmer
Reeve Samuel farmer
Roberts George farmer
Roberts John farmer
Sollis Henry blacksmith
Tarling George shoemaker
Tarling James shoemaker
Tarling William shoemaker
Taylor John horse dealer
Williams Richard farmer
Wyman Ann Mrs beer retailer
Wyman Richard carpenter
Letters through Cheltenham
Source: Post Office Directory of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire and the City of Bristol, Printed and Published by Kelly and Co., Old Boswell Court, St. Clement’s, Strand, London. 1863.
Bishop’s Cleeve Kelly’s Gloucestershire Directory 1856
Bishop’s Cleeve, a township, parish and extensive village, forming the Hundred of Cleeve, in Winchcomb Union, 3 ¼ miles from Cheltenham, and 1 mile north-east from Cleve [sic] station of the Midland railway company.
The living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry of Gloucester and bishopric of Gloucester and Bristol, value £1,570 yearly, with 240 acres of glebe land and residence; patron and incumbent, the Rev. William Lawrence Townsend, M.A., to whom the great tithes principally belong; his curate is the Rev. Edward Lewis, LL.B. The church of St. Michael is a large building, mostly in the Norman style, with some later additions, with a noble porch of curious workmanship, square embattled tower, clock, chancel, aisles, 6 bells, handsome monument to the De la Bere family, and several others, on the walls. The Bishops of Worcester resided formerly in the dwelling of the present rector.
The remains of an entrenchment called the Camps still exist on Cleeve Cloud. There is a salt spring in this parish, formerly enclosed, but now open to the inhabitants, called the Alcester Spa. Cheltenham races are held here. A National school for boys and girls, and a chapel for Baptists (Countess of Huntingdon’s), at Woodmancote. A court leet is held here every two years. The population of the whole parish, in 1851, was 2,117; the acreage is 8,150, principally arable; the soil is various, but productive. The population of the township of Bishop’s Cleeve is 745, and the number of acres 2,326.
Southam House is the residence of the Right Honourable Earl of Ellenborough.
Woodmancote is a hamlet 1 mile east, with 432 inhabitants; Southam, 1 mile north-east, and Brockampton, 3 miles north-east from Cheltenham, form another hamlet, with a population of 290. Gotherington is a hamlet, with a population of 424. The hamlet of Stoke Orchard, with 1,331 acres, and a population of 226, is in Tewkesbury Union.
Huntley, Manor Farm, Cleeve Hill, Wingmore, Keightgate and Haynes, are other places.
Bishop’s Cleeve
Arkell Mrs. Mary
Ellenborough Right Honourable the Earl, Southam house
Griffiths Frederick Thomas, esq
Lewis Rev. Edward, LL.B
Rayer Mrs. Mary
Townsend Rev. William Lawrence, M.A. (rector)
Turnbull Mrs
White Mrs
Traders
Aldridge John, grocer
Arkell John, farmer
Ballinger George, farmer
Baylis William, farmer
Chandler Neighbour, baker, farmer & maltster
Cole Eliza (Mrs.), mistress of Natinl. schl.
Cole Henry, master of National school
Cooke George, constable in charge, police station
Cresswell William, butcher, blacksmith & farmer
Etheridge Joseph, carpenter
Hobbs Thomas, farmer
Holder John, farmer
Jackson George Hemming, relieving officer & registrar of births & death for Bishop’s Cleeve district
Jackson John, wheelwright & carpenter
Jackson Thomas, farmer
Jewell William, postmaster
Lane & Edwards, farmers, Huntley frm
Lee William, beer retailer & brewer
Little Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer & brewer
Lollis William, blacksmith
May Henry Edward, training stables, Cleeve hill
Mills Paul, baker
Minet Charles, farmer
Minet John, farmer, Manor farm
Minet William, tailor
Organ John, butcher & grocer
Page William, farmer
Preater William, ‘Crown & Harp’
Roberts Eliza (Mrs.), frmr. Southam frm
Roberts James, beer retailer & brewer
Sheepway John, farmer
Sheppard George, collector of rates & nurseryman
Simmons Isaac, brewer, Cleeve hill
Simmons Isaac,’ Rising Sun,’ Cleeve hill
Simons Joseph, grocer
Spragg Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house
Staite Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Stallard John, blacksmith & engine house keeper
Tarling James, carpenter & parish clerk
Taylor John, farmer
Taylor William, farmer
Teall William Wood, beer retailer, brewer, ironmonger & machine maker
Togwell William, farmer
Tomkins James, stonemason
Wilkes John, farmer
Yeend Richard, boot & shoe maker
Yeend Thomas, haulier, Cleeve hill
Brockhampton
Higgins John, farmer
Read Henry, farmer
Woodward Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Wingmore farm
Southam
Traders
Bevan James, beer retailer
Gaskins Wm. farmer, Keightgate farm
Holder William, farmer, Haymes farm
New John, farmer
Owen Edward, farmer
Read Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Villar John, farmer & cattle dealer
Woodmancote
Traders
Barnes James, farmer & miller
Barnes William, farmer
Etheridge George, cooper
Hobbs Neighbour, farmer
Hobbs Thomas, farmer
Jennings Henry, farmer
Kitchen William, farmer
Langston Moses, farmer
Leech John, farmer
Leech William, farmer
Little John, farmer
Minet Joseph, farmer
New John, brewer & beer retailer
Newman Charles, dairyman & grocer
Potter William, farmer
Read Henry, farmer
Smith Edward, farmer
Stanton James, farmer
Stanton Richard, beer retailer
Surman George, beer retailer & farmer
Surman Richard, farmer
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.
Gotherington Kellys Gloucestershire Directory 1856
Gotherington is a hamlet in the township and parish of, and about a mile from, Bishop’s Cleeve, 6 south-east from Tewkesbury station, and 5 west-by-north from Winchcomb. Here is a chapel for Independents. It is in Winchcomb Union, Cleeve Hundred. The population, in 1851, was 424.
Tredington is a township and parish in Tewkesbury Hundred and Union, having 870 acres, and a population of 143.
Clark Richard, shopkeeper
Cresswell Benjamin, blacksmith
Fowler Isaac, shopkeeper
Fowler Richard, farmer
Harman William, farmer
Harris William, farmer
Hetherington Thomas, carpenter
Hobbs Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
Hobbs William, farmer
Holbrook Edward, ropemaker
Holder Richard, farmer
Hone George, farmer
Jackson John, farmer, Prescott cottage
Jackson William, farmer
Lee & Pearson, farmers
Peart Isaac, stonemason
Price William, farmer
Rayer Richard, farmer, Gotherington field farm
Reeve James, farmer
Reeve John, farmer
Reeve Samuel, farmer
Reeve William, beer retailer
Roberts George, farmer
Roberts Richard & James, farmers
Slater George, carpenter
Sollis Henry, blacksmith
Tarling William, shoemaker
Weyman James, carpenter
Weyman John, carpenter
White John, farmer
Williams Richard, farmer
Letters through Tewkesbury.
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.
Parish Records
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Marriage Licences and Allegations
London Marriage Licences and Allegations 1521 to 1869
The following have been extracted from London Marriage Licences 1521 to 1869.
Abbreviations. — B. Bishop of London’s Office; D. Dean and Chapter of Westminster; F. Faculty Office of Archbishop of Canterbury; V. Registry of the Vicar-General of Canterbury.
Bere, Kinard de la, of Bishop’s Cleeve, co. Gloucester, esq., bachelor, 30, and Mrs. Hester Neale, of Barking, Essex, spinster, 20, with consent of her mother, Hester Neale, widow, alleged by John Meynell, of St. Giles, Cripplegate, London, draper, and by Thomas de la Bere — at St. Matthew, Friday Street, London, or … . 23 May, 1699. F.
Source: London Marriage Licences 1521 to 1869; Edited by Joseph Foster; London 1887
Marriages Out of Parish
| Details | Place of Marriage |
|---|---|
| John Lynall, of Bishop’s Cleeve, & Mary Cole, 5 Feb. 1781 | Alstone |
Marriages at Bishop’s Cleeve 1563 to 1812
Note. – The Registers of Bishop’s Cleeve were arranged during May, 1896, by the writer of this note, Mr. Sidney J. Madge, through the courtesy of the Rev. Thomas Jefson, M.A., Rector.
The arrangement has been as follows:-
- i. Baptisms … xviij Aprill 1563 to 18 Mar. 1746/7
- Marriages … viij May 1563 to 7 June 1747 796 Entries
- Burials … ix Aprill 1563 to 4 Oct. 1746
- ii. Baptisms … 28 Mar. 1747 to 26 Dec. 1812
- Marriages … 21 Feb. 1748 to 8 Dec. 1767 156 Entries
- Burials … v Apr. 1747 to 30 Dec. 1812
- iii. Banns … 22 Apr. 1754 to 22 Feb. 1835 351 Entries
- Marriages … 22 Apr. 1754 to 5 Dec. 1812 581 Entries
- iv. Baptisms … 24 Jan. 1813 to 4 June 1848 1,600 Entries
- v. Baptisms … 4 June 1848 to [22 Mar. 1896] 2,004 Entries
- vi. Marriages … 9 Feb. 1813 to 6 Apr. 1837 241 Entries
- vii. Marriages … 3 July 1837 to [20 Jan. 1896] 486 Entries
- viii. Burials … 10 Jan. 1813 to 19 July 1859 1,568 Entries
- ix. Burials … 21 July 1859 to 31 Mar. 1885 800 Entries
- x. Burials … 3 Apr. 1885 to [20 Apr. 1896] 284 Entries
In all there are 6,983 entries from 10 Jan. 1813 to 20 Apr. 1896 – i.e., 3,604 Baptisms, 727 Marriages, 2,652 Burials. From April 22, 1754, to Feb. 22, 1835, there are 351 banns of marriage. The marriages number 2,127 from 8 May 1563, to 20 Jan. 1896, being 1,400 during the period 1563-1812 – that is to say, sixteenth century marriages (1563-1600), 188; seventeenth century, 453; eighteenth century, 632; nineteenth century, (1801 to Jan. 1896), 854. The yearly average of marriages has increased from 5 in the sixteenth century, and 6 in the eighteenth, to 9 in the present century. An interesting comparison may be made by reference to the marriages, burials and baptisms in each of the following years:-
- Baptisms … (1563) 28; (1596) 28; (1696) 34; (1796) 28; (1896) 31
- Marriages … (1563) 8; (1596) 3; (1696) 7; (1796) 6; (1896) 11
- Burials … (1563) 18; (1596) 33; (1696) 16; (1796) 19; (1896) 31
- Totals … (1563) 54; (1596) 64; (1696) 57; (1796) 53; (1896) 73
The baptisms from 1813 to 1896 (May) show a yearly average of 43; marriages an average of 8, and burials of 31 during the same period.
The recorded marriages for each decade in the period 1563-1812 are as follows:-
| 1563-1570 | 38 |
| 1571-1580 | 62 |
| 1581-1590 | 49 |
| 1591-1600 | 39 |
| 1601-1610 | 47 |
| 1611-1620 | 35 |
| 1621-1630 | 52 |
| 1631-1640 | 57 |
| 1641-1650 | 9 |
| 1651-1660 | 13 |
| 1661-1670 | 31 |
| 1671-1680 | 44 |
| 1681-1690 | 40 |
| 1691-1700 | 45 |
| 1701-1710 | 53 |
| 1711-1720 | 26 |
| 1721-1730 | 22 |
| 1731-1740 | 40 |
| 1741-1750 | 23 |
| 1751-1760 | 92 |
| 1761-1770 | 100 |
| 1771-1780 | 122 |
| 1781-1790 | 66 |
| 1791-1800 | 88 |
| 1801-1810 | 105 |
| 1811-1812 | 22 |
| Total | 1440 |
The Registers are in an excellent state of preservation. The first “alias” occurs in 1571, the first licence in 1673, and the first recorded place in 1604. The following gaps occur among the marriages:-
First: 1616, July 22, to 1618, May 25.
Second: 1718/9 [sic], Jan. 18, to 1621, May 6.
Third: 1621, Oct 29, to 1623, Oct. 20.
Fourth: 1641, Aug. 20, to 1644/5, Jan. 26.
Fifth: 1645, Aug. 4, to 1649-50, 9 Feb.
Sixth: 1649-50, Feb. 11, to 1653, June 29.
Seventh: 1656/7, Feb. 9, to 1661, June 29.
Eighth: 1668/9, Jan. 27, to 1670, May 24.
Ninth: 1710/1, Jan. 14, to 1712, Apr. 25.
Tenth: 1741, July 23, to 1743, Apr. 16.
At the end of the second register, three pages are devoted to a list of payments for “Mortuaries”; altogether 98 persons are recorded, the period being 1753 to 1821.
The title of the first Register, as given on the first sheet of parchment, is as given below:-
“The regester booke containynge all the christninges, wedings, and burialls ffrom the yere of our Lord God one thousand ffive hundred sixtie and three – Wrytten by me, Richard Owen, clerke, curat of Cleave in the yeare of our Lord God 1598. Richard Fowler, Richard Garne and Richard Lisle then church wardens.”
There is also a quaint note in the same volume, on the page following the burials of 1711, which runs thus:-
“Memorandum that vpon ye 29th of August being the 12th Sunday after Trinity An. Dom. 1669 Thomas Restall of Stoake Orchard in ye parish of Bishops Cleeve being legally excomunicated for apparent contumacy, and so continuing for many months, by ye Rightful Worshipfull Chancellour of ye Diocesse of Gloucest’r did make humble Confession of his faults before ye Right Reverend Father in God William Lord Bishop of Gloucester, publickely in the Parish Church of Bishops Cleeve aforesaid in forme and manner as here followeth:
“I Thomas Restall doe humbly confesse and acknowledg that I have greviously offended God, in Contemning his Majesties Godly and lawfull Gouerment and Authority by absenting my Selfe from Church, and from hearinge Divine Service, contrary to the Godly Laws and Statutes of this Realme, and in vsing and frequenting disordered & Vnlawfull Conventicles and Assemblys, Vnder pretense and colour of Exercise of Religion, and an heartily sorry for the same, and doe acknowledg and testifie in my Conscionce that noe other Person hath or ought to have any Power or Authority over his Majestie, and I doe promise and protest without any Dissimulation, or any Colour or Meanes of any Dispensation that from henceforth I will from Time to Time obey and performe his Majesties Laws and Statutes in Repairing to the Church, and hearing Diuine Service and doe my vtmost Indeauour to mainetaine and defend the same, and this I doe heartily readily and of my owne Accord. August 29th, 1669.”
This transcript of Marriages has been prepared by Mr. Sidney J. Madge, and is now printed under his supervision by permission of the Rev. Thomas Jefson, M.A., Rector of Bishop’s Cleeve.
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Transcriptions
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1806 to 1812
George Shelton & Edith Restal, 18 Feb. 1806
Joseph Alferd & Mary Barnes, 12 May 1806
William Cox, of Deerhurst, & Dorcas Cherrington, lic., 13 June 1806
Thomas Goodall & Eliz. Tarling, 5 July 1806
Aaron Evans & Mary Baylis, 11 Sept. 1806
William Dyer & Hannah Cherington, lic., 8 Oct. 1806
Thomas Camden, of Todenham, & Eliz. Turner, 15 Dec. 1806
William Tomkins & Mary Potter, 18 Dec. 1806
William Surman & Eliz. Fowler, 19 Dec. 1806
John Hawkins, w., & Merril Fisher, w., 1 Jan. 1807
John Smith & Esther Bowles, 2 Mar. 1807
Joseph Farley, w., & Eliz. Yeates, 16 Apr. 1807
George Spencer & Nancy Weston, lic., 23 Apr. 1807
Henry Roberts & Ann Ballinger, lic., 25 May 1807
William Kersey & Nancy Roberts, lic., 25 May 1807
John Nind & Sarah Nind, lic., 25 June 1807
James Motley, of Cheltenham, & Ann Parker, w., lic., 26 July 1807
Thomas Izod, of Dumbleton, & Ann Hampton, 30 July 1807
Benjamin Kitchen & Sarah Kersy, w., lic., 11 Aug. 1807
John Robinson & Mary Phelps, 8 Sept. 1807
James Morris & Mary Coal, 14 Nov. 1807
William Scott & Mary Wilkins, 18 Nov. 1807
John Reams & Mary Reeve, 11 Dec. 1807
Robert Sumerfield & Lidia Ralph, 5 Jan. 1808
John Rose & Ann Leech, 12 Jan. 1808
John Mansell, of Holy Trinity, Gloucester, & Eliz. Price, lic. 25 Jan. 1808
Thomas Barnard & Mary Tomblinson, 4 Feb. 1808
Richard Mancel, w., & Ann Long, 8 Feb. 1808
James Spencer, of Colwall, Hereford, & Ann Young, lic., 22 Apr. 1808
Thomas Beltcher & Mary Wilks, 7 June 1808
George Hone & Sarah Evans were m. in the Chapel of Stoke Orchard, lic., 13 July 1808
John Peart & Sophia Collins, 5 Sept. 1808
Edward Parker & Ann Price, lic., 10 Oct. 1808
George Beard & Sarah King, 13 Oct. 1808
Joseph Sisom, of Sevenhamton, & Sarah Harrison, 1 Nov. 1808
John Clements & Sarah Price, 7 Nov. 1808
Thomas Ballinger & Ann Yeend, 24 Nov. 1808
Ed. Turner, of Shipton Olliffe, & Ann Trinder, 5 Dec. 1808
Henry Crasswell & Sarah Wasley, lic., 22 Dec. 1808
Wm. Harris, of Prestbury, w., & Mary Meeks, 13 Feb. 1809
John Herbert, of Lackhampton, & Margaret Hone, lic., 13 Feb. 1809
Edward Greenwood, of Cheltenham, & Rachel Hone, lic., 16 Oct. 1809
James Hart & Mary Billings, 23 Oct. 1809
Thomas Read & Ann Courter, lic., 26 Oct. 1809
Richard Stallard, of Withington, & Eliz. Drinkwater, lic., 1 Nov. 1809
Aaron Pool & Mary Davis, 7 Dec. 1809
George Bowls & Joanna Page, lic., 14 May 1810
Charles Holder & Martha Hone, lic., 22 May 1810
William Trinder, w., & Ann Bennet, lic., 29 May 1810
James Savory & Esther Simmons, w., 9 July 1810
Joseph Parker & Hannah Cole, lic., 18 Oct. 1810
William Hanks & Ann Chew, lic., 29 Oct. 1810
John Agg & Ann Wood, 18 Feb. 1811
John Fowler & Mary Smith, of St. Michael’s, Gloucester, lic., 8 May 1811
James Yeend & Ann Jynes, 23 May 1811
Henry Gaskins & Sarah Webb, lic., 1 June 1811
Giles Page & Ann Shill, w., 10 Oct. 1811
John Warder, of Alderton, & Mary Evans, lic., 24 Oct. 1811
John Surman & Sarah Powis, 30 Oct. 1811
John Attwood, w., & Eliz. Thornbury, lic., 21 Nov. 1811
William Jacksons & Eliz. Crasswell, 27 Nov. 1811
Joseph Spencer & Eliz. Price, lic., 14 Dec. 1811
John Camden & Hannah Feeman, 16 Dec. 1811
Edward Ems & Sarah Barnard, 30 Dec. 1811
John Phips & Eliz. Flaid, 7 Jan. 1812
William Turbervill, w., & Catherine Wilks, 14 May 1812
George Hawker & Ann Harper, 18 May 1812
John Haines, of Strensham, Worcs., & Anne Martin, lic., 23 Oct. 1812
Thomas Simons & Margaret Page, 26 Oct. 1812
William Perry & Sarah Booth, lic., 29 Oct. 1812
Thomas Austin & Eliz. Aston, 10 Nov. 1812
John Lyes & Ann Harrison, 22 Nov. 1812
Thomas Browett, of Tewkesbury, & Martha Pulham, lic., 30 Nov. 1812
Benjamin Etheridge & Mary Boulton, 5 Dec. 1812
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1800 to 1805
Richard Slatter & Mary King, lic., 15 Feb. 1800
Thomas Hatheway, w., & Mary Trinder, w., lic., 24 Feb. 1800
Richard Hobbs & Ann Ward, lic., 19 June 1800
William Fluck & Mary Havard, 13 Oct. 1800
Thomas Sandford & Eliz. Andrews, 13 Nov. 1800
Thomas Smith & Ann Holbrook, 1 Dec. 1800
Daniel Shill & Ann Wasley, 14 Dec. 1800
Henry Waver & Mary Townly, 19 Feb. 1801
Samuel Little, of Lackhamton, & Eliz. Hunt, lic., 21 Mar. 1801
William Farling & Mary Barnard, 6 Apr. 1801
George Okey & Mary Barnard, 13 Apr. 1801
Thomas Stock & Sarah Crook, 24 Oct. 1801
John Dovey, of Tewkesbury, w., & Sarah Cooke, 5 Jan. 1802
William Potter & Eliz. Nind, lic., 5 Jan. 1802
John Townly, w., & Eliz. Barnes, 7 Jan. 1802
Thomas Thorndel & Sarah Collins, 13 Jan. 1802
John Church & Mary James, 9 Feb. 1802
William Moss, of Mongwell, Oxfordshire, & Eliz. Potter, lic., 8 Apr. 1802
Robert Hiett & Judith Attwood, 29 Apr. 1802
John Holder & Eliz. Fowler, lic., 24 June 1802
Francis Tombs, of Twining, & Nancy Booth, lic., 4 July 1802
William Trinder & Eliz. Gaskins, lic., 8 July 1802
Thomas Charter, of St. John’s, Gloucester, & Hester Cotterill, lic., 10 Aug. 1802
Charles Darke & Mary Geers, 30 Sept. 1802
John Hodges & Hannah Hallard, 12 Oct. 1802
Henry Dun Mathews & Ann Havard, 12 Oct. 1802
William Davis & Ann Mansil, 25 Nov. 1802
James Jones & Mary Grizzell, lic., 5 Mar. 1803
James Lloyd (?) & Mary Wakefield, 10 May 1803
Richard Thorndall, of Elmstone Hardwick, & Ann Collins, lic., 18 July 1803
John Welch & Ann Hamblin, lic., 1 Aug. 1803
William Barnes, of Winchcomb, w., & Eliz. Wasley, 6 Aug. 1803
William Smith, of Miserden, & Hannah Staite, 11 Oct. 1803
William Hobbs & Catherine Perry, lic., 28 Dec. 1803
Thomas Staunton & Ann Price, 10 Jan. 1804
Matthew Smith & Mary Barnes, 10 Feb. 1804
Joseph Barnett & Anne Blake, lic., 19 Apr. 1804
James Butt & Lucy Cotterell, lic., 24 May 1804
William Norris & Mary Hill, lic., 3 Sept. 1804
William Darke & Eliz. Smith, lic., 11 Oct. 1804
Thomas Nind & Ann Crasswell, lic., 17 Oct. 1804
Richard Morris & Ann Page, 17 Oct. 1804
William Minett & Mary Ann Parker, 18 Oct. 1804
John Staite & Mary Bethall, 29 Oct. 1804
Joseph Yeend, of Elmstone Hardwick, & Betty Holder, lic., 1 Nov. 1804
Joseph Wilks & Mary Etheridge, 13 Nov. 1804
William Fisher & Mary Yeend, 8 Dec. 1804
William Nind, w., & Hannah Morgan, w., lic., 19 Dec. 1804
Robert Phelps & Ann Folkes, lic., 20 Dec. 1804
Richard Fisher, of Prestbury, & Eliz. Preston, 18 Mar. 1805
John Cherington & Mary Sollis, lic., 19 Mar. 1805
Samuel Harris & Eliz. Stock, 24 Apr. 1805
Joseph Webb & Charlotte Sollis, lic., 11 May 1805
Richard Nind & Lucy Nind, lic., 16 May 1805
Samuel Hughes & Hannah Barnes, 30 May 1805
Thomas Perry & Sarah Ward, lic., 7 June 1805
William Robinson, of Winchcomb, & Ann Nind, lic., 12 June 1805
Thomas Hancock & Eliz. Smith, 10 Oct. 1805
Samuel Yeates, of Swindon, & Hannah Peart, 8 Nov. 1805
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1795 to 1799
William Arkel & Esther Gale, lic., 8 Jan. 1795
Peter Roberts & Betty Flaid, 12 May 1795
Richard Brown & Hannah Kirby, 19 Nov. 1795
John Townly & Eliz. Morris, 23 Nov. 1795
Richard Taylor, of Deerhurst Wolton, & Hester Phelps, lic., 11 Mar. 1796
Samuel Jones & Sarah Simons, w., lic., 20 Aug. 1796
William Hem(m)in(g)s & Mary Barnes, 5 Oct. 1796
Thomas Tarling & Hester Wood, lic., 7 Oct. 1796
Jeremiah Cresser, of Prestbury, & Mary James, lic., 14 Oct. 1796
John Haines, w., & Hannah Collet, 26 Dec. 1796
Thomas Whitford, of Evesham, Worcs., & Sarah Keck, lic., 24 Jan. 1797
Edward Gest, of Forthamton, Worcs., & Ann Bear, 2 Apr. 1797
John Crasswell & Susanah Nind, lic., 20 Apr. 1797
William Smith of Breedon, Worcs., & Mary Hobbs, 24 July 1797
William James, w., & Eliz. Parker, 19 Sept. 1797
William Jacksons, w., & Mary Yeats, 17 Oct. 1797
John Minett & Ann Hood, 23 Oct. 1797
James Edwards & Hannah Straton, 23 Oct. 1797
Thomas Hide & Ann Gardener, 7 Nov. 1797
William Alwood & Eliz. Griffin, 12 Nov. 1797
Joseph Kear, w., & Catherine Coal, 20 Nov. 1797
Richard Jones, of Arkchurch [Ashchurch ?], & Mary Sole, lic., 23 Nov. 1797
George Bridgman & Mary Harris, 28 Dec. 1797
Thomas Clutterbook & Eliz. Bishop, 19 Jan. 1798
Simeon Warder & Hester Collett, of Alderton, lic., 19 Feb. 1798
Samuel Cherington, w., & Mary Lawrance, lic., 16 May 1798
Richard Mansel & Mary Long, 31 May 1798
John Farley & Mary Cooksy, 2 June 1798
John Hughes & Ann James, 2 Oct. 1798
John Pamer, of Sevenhamton, & Ann Sheilds, lic., 2 Oct. 1798
Richard Reed, of Grafton Flyford, Worcs., & Ann Trinder, lic., 16 Oct. 1798
William Curtis & Eliz. Gainer, 19 Nov. 1798
Thomas Slater & Mary Spencer, 1 Dec. 1798
Joseph Hughes, of Dowswell, & Jane French, 30 Dec. 1798
Thomas Simmons & Hester Hamton, w., 7 Jan. 1799
John Leech & Jane Hughes, lic., 23 Mar. 1799
William Kitchen & Eliz. Perry, lic., 16 May 1799
Daniel Reeve & Mary Baker, 19 June 1799
John Sollis & Ann Davis, lic., 30 July 1799
John Howman, of Prestbury, & Eliz. Hone, lic., 5 Aug. 1799
Thomas Caldecourt & Sarah Day, 7 Sept. 1799
William Dean & Mary Wasley, 24 Oct. 1799
Leonard Moss & Hester Cox, 28 Nov. 1799
Jonathan Tomblinson & Mary Jacksons, 3 Dec. 1799
George Webb & Sarah Cherington, lic., 7 Dec. 1799
Thomas Hughes & Ann Mosely, 23 Dec. 1799
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1790 to 1794
Charles Booth, w., & Elizalis Betty Garn, lic., 18 Aug. 1790
Thomas Roberts, of Oxington, & Nancy Tomkins, lic., 11 Oct. 1790
William Hampton & Hester Hathaway, 13 Oct. 1790
Joseph Havard & Mary Crook, 13 Oct. 1790
Giles Perry, w., & Eliz. Long, lic., 29 Oct. 1790
William Barnard, w., & Ann Barnard, w., 31 Oct. 1790
Edward Reeve & Mary Townly, 21 Dec. 1790
Edward Ballenger, w., & Jane Hudlass, w., lic., 20 Jan. 1791
Edward Holbrook & Esther Potter, lic., 17 Mar. 1791
John Staite & Mary Nind, lic., 18 Oct. 1791
Joseph Birt & Mary Roberts, lic., 11 Apr. 1792
William Jacksons & Sarah Leech, w., 5 May 1792
Job Atkins & Eliz. Webb, w., lic., 16 June 1792
John Philips & Eliz. Roberts, 6 Aug. 1792
John Tomlinson & Eliz. Reeve, 18 Nov. 1792
William Slatter, w., & Ann Hathaway, 25 Nov. 1792
Joseph Barnes & Mary Cook, lic., 12 Jan. 1793
James Tarling, w., & Ann Long, w., lic., 13 Feb. 1793
James Cox & Hannah Pursurs, lic., 21 Feb. 1793
John Tealey & Sarah Kerby, lic., 4 Mar. 1793
John Wyman & Hannah Crosswell, 14 Mar. 1793
James Potter & Mary Sollis, lic., 21 Mar. 1793
John Nind & Charlotte Cull, lic., 23 May 1793
Richard Staunton & Mary Harrison, 27 May 1793
William Kitchin & Hannah Staunton, 28 June 1793
Thomas Heal & Ann Powes, w., 14 July 1793
William Morgan, of Bisley, & Hannah Potter, lic., 15 July 1793
William Holder & Sarah Nind, lic., 8 Aug. 1793
John Staunton & Mary Barton, lic., 23 Aug. 1793
William Alington & Ann Smart, 15 Oct. 1793
Benjamin Bullock & Mary Green, 28 Oct. 1793
William Phelps, w., & Mary Barnes, lic., 17 Nov. 1793
Joseph Page, w., & Eliz. Smith, 4 Dec. 1793
William Crook of Whitington & Sarah Mason, 5 Jan. 1794
William Jacksons & Mary Reeve, lic., 11 Feb. 1794
Thomas Smith, jun., of Overbury, Worcs., & Eliz. Chew, lic., 5 Mar. 1794
John Preston & Ann Perry, lic., 11 July 1794
Anthony Morris & Mary Barnes, 25 Aug. 1794
John Bayles & Hannah Barker, 1 Sept. 1794
William Billingsly & Mary Davis, lic., 23 Sept. 1794
William Tarling, w., & Hester Bayles, 5 Oct. 1794
William Gaskins & Mary Trinder, lic., 29 Dec. 1794
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1783 to 1789
Volume III. – Part II (1783 – 1812).
John Burford, cordwainer, & Sarah Wasley, 7 Oct. 1783
Joseph Page, labourer, & Mary Ball, 30 Nov. 1783
Joseph Roberts, of Much Birch, Hereford, & Caroline James, lic., 15 Jan. 1784
Richard Hobbs, of Oxinton, labourer, & Susanna Nind, lic., 14 Feb. 1784
Richard Reeve, labourer, & Eliz. Coats, 5 Aug. 1784
George Guy, of Ashchurch, labourer, & Mary Slatter, lic., 29 Aug. 1784
Rowland Lee, w., & Eliz. Allsop, by lic. from the Archbishop of Canterbury, 2 Sept. 1784
Samuel Long, labourer, & Mary Holder, lic., 1 Oct. 1784
John Smith, of Winchcomb, & Ann Jacksons, lic., 19 Nov. 1784
Martin Tiff, labourer, & Mary Cordal, 25, Dec. 1784
William Wasley & Eliz. Rowland, alias Ebelthite, lic., 3 Feb. 1785
William Whitford, of Stanway, & Sarah Sysam, lic., 5 May 1785
Robert Harris & Hannah Puzey, lic., 21 Aug. 1785
Michael Sutten & Sarah Carter, 22 Nov. 1785
William Kitchin & Ann Ballenger, 19 Mar. 1786
Thomas Turner, labourer, & Mary Clements, w., 9 May 1786
John Philips, w., & Mary Roggers, 23 Aug. 1786
Michael Davison & Sarah Trinder, lic., 28 Aug. 1786
James Wood & Nancy Attwood, of Elmston Herdwick, 18 Dec. 1786
Thomas Long & Mary Norris, lic., 24 Dec. 1786
William Piffe, of Elmstone Hardwick, & Sarah Minott, lic., 16 July 1787
Benjamin Lyes & Susanna Tomlinson, lic., 21 Aug. 1787
Richard Williams & Sarah Ballenger, lic., 2 Oct. 1787
Thomas Croswell, of Eckington, Worcs., & Betty Lyes, lic., 14 Oct. 1787
John Hyett, of Standish, & Sarah Green, lic., 20 Oct. 1787
William Mitchel & Sarah Tomlinson, 29 Oct. 1787
John Collet & Mary Ethereg, 24 Nov. 1787
William Powell, of Deerhurst, & Betty Warder, lic., 28 Dec. 1787
John Dobbins Clifton, of Ashchurch, & Ann Webb, lic., 31 Jan. 1788
Isaac Baylis & Ann Andrews, 4 Feb. 1788
Thos. Teal & Ann Wood, 4 Feb. 1788
Thos. Warder & Mary Ierland [sic], of Alderton, lic., 5 Feb. 1788
Isaac Courtier & Ann Sollis, lic., 14 Feb. 1788
William Cotterill, of Tredington & Mary Read, lic., 25 Mar. 1788
John Hawkins & Eliz. Howell, 21 Apr. 1788
Richard Scrivens, of Woolston, & Hannah Brown, lic., 19 May 1788
John Parker, of Painswick, & Ann Pearce, lic., 21 May 1788
Christopher Huband Smith, of Fecknam [sic], Worcs., & Eliz. Laughton, lic., 1 July 1788
John Witts & Eliz. Tiff, w., lic., 12 July 1788
William Turbervile & Ann Sallis, 9 Dec. 1788
Edward Hall, of Badgworth, & Eliz. Havard, lic., 28 Feb. 1789
John Powis & Ann Holder, 15 Sept. 1789
William Jordan & Mary Leech, lic., 2 Dec. 1789
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1775 to 1783
Charles Fowler & Eliz. Lamb, lic., 4 Apr. 1775
Richd. Clements & Mary Tombs, lic., 15 May 1775
John Ussell, of Elmston Hardwick, & Sarah Cull, 4 June 1775
Isaac Alerd, of Little Washburn, Worcs., & Eliz. Attwood, lic., 6 June 1775
William Collins, of Tewkesbury, & Sarah Kemmis, lic., 28 June 1775
Thomas Hitch & Hester Williams, of Winchcomb, 15 Aug. 1775
Thomas Insall, of Tewkesbury, & Thomas [sic] Nind, lic., 18 Sept. 1775
Edward Lawcame, of Churchdown, & Eliz. Cole, 8 Dec. 1775
John Hewinson, of Prestbury, & Eliz. Soule, lic., 10 Dec. 1775
Charles Page & Sarah Roberts, 25 Dec. 1775
Thos. Oakey & Betty Wyman Wilks, 23 Jan. 1776
James Barns & Margery Potter, lic.,, 1 Feb. 1776
Thomas Bond, of Winchcomb, & Mary Motley, 24 Jan. 1776
William Webb & Eliz. Commins, lic., 14 Apr. 1776
Job Westmacot & Eliz. Mitchell, 16 Apr. 1776
Samuel Cherrington & Hannah Roberts, of Swindon, lic., 13 June 1776
Jno. Shaiel & Ann Harason, 25 June 1776
Thomas Mansell & Mary Wilks, 15 July 1776
Wm. Tarling & Eliz. Colley, lic., 24 July 1776
James Billins & Eliz. Rook, 4 Aug. 1776
Henry Whithern, of Ashchurch, & Hannah Maria Harris, lic., 6 Aug. 1776
James Page & Sarah Spencer, 8 Sept. 1776
Thomas Mathus & Mary Baldwin, lic., 29 Sept. 1776
Jno. Sims & Sarah Page, 14 Oct. 1776
Robert Gilett, of Tudington, & Hannah Oliver, lic., 25 Oct. 1776
Willm. Barnes & Ann Ethereg, 7 Nov. 1776
Willm. Townly & Sarah Batcheler, 7 Apr. 1777
James Yeend, of Elmston Hardwick, & Mary Potter, lic., 7 May 1777
Joseph Kear & Mary Leech, 12 May 1777
George Reeve & Eliz. Wilks, lic., 19 June 1777
Giles Bently & Mary Martin, 26 Oct. 1777
Abel Wood & Eliz. Stollard, 28 Oct. 1777
Thomas Mathews, of Alderton, & Ann Tomlins, lic., 7 Dec. 1777
Richard Fowler & Sarah Kittermuster, lic., 18 Dec. 1777
William Sollis & Eliz. Trew, lic., 27 Dec. 1777
John Turner & Ann Roberts, 2 Feb. 1778
William Hardy, of Upton, Worcs., & Sarah Hill, lic., 6 Jan. 1778
Rich. Hobbs & Molly Ruck, of Prescott, lic., 12 Feb. 1778
William Baldwin & Eliz. Seymore, 3 Mar. 1778
Charles Page & Mary Stock, 11 Apr. 1778
John Church & Dorathy Townly, 13 Apr. 1778
William Hudlus & Jean Barns, lic., 7 May 1778
Benjamin Bennetts, of Ruardane, & Mary Phelps, lic., 11 June 1778
Thomas Wilkins & Jean Stollard, 5 Aug. 1778
Joseph Potter & Mary Kear, lic., 6 Sept. 1778
John Commins, of Sudely, & Sarah Kibble, 13 Oct. 1778
Joseph Powell, of Charlton Kings, & Mary Hawling, lic., 10 Sept. 1778
Willm. Long & Ann Smith, lic., 22 Oct. 1778
David Cull & Joyce Johns, 23 Nov. 1778
John Price & Sarah Harason, 26 Nov. 1778
William Nichols & Prudence Johnsons, 10 Dec. 1778
Edward Townsend, of Upton upon Severn, & Hannah Hill, lic., 14 Dec. 1778
Wm. Tomblinson & Ann Aston, lic.,, 28 Jan. 1779
Thomas Hamond & Ann Stollard, 11 Feb. 1779
Richard Fowler & Sarah Nind, lic., 11 Feb. 1779
Francis Skirrett, of Worley, Stafford, & Mary Hawker, lic., 23 Feb. 1779
Decimus Hawker, of Oxendon, & Susannah Sutton, lic., 22 Mar. 1779
James Simons & Mary Freeman, 5 May 1779
Thomas Chitterten & Sarah Cook, 14 Sept. 1779
John Preston & Mary Hooper, lic., 3 Oct. 1779
William Weaver & Mary Patrick, 14 Nov. 1779
Cartwright Buckel & Mary Meek, 15 Nov. 1779
Thomas Tiffe & Eliz. Roberts, lic., 5 Dec. 1779
Charles Ramus, Esqr., & Mary Pickering, lic., 6 Dec. 1779
John Potter & Margreat Long, lic., 21 Dec. 1779
Benjamen Simons & Sarah Troughton, 13 Mar. 1780
William Potter & Mary Preston, lic., 12 May 1780
James Tarling & Eliz. Webb, lic., 1 June 1780
Thomas Page & Ann James, 25 June 1780
William King & Ann Tayler, 11 Oct. 1780
Thomas Hawks & Betrice Wilson, 23 Oct. 1780
Henry Holbrook & Eliz. Tomlinson, 26 Oct. 1780
John Smith & Mary Arkell, 6 Nov. 1780
John Surman & Mary Beren, lic., 8 Mar. 1781
John Stollard & Mary Morris, 9 Apr. 1781
Thomas Roberts & Ann Ward, lic., 23 May 1781
William Ballenger & Hannah Tarling, 20 July 1781
James Dunly, of Cuberly, & Mary Burford, 31 July 1781
Thomas Young & Sarah Stollard, 10 Sept. 1781
John King & Eliz. Washbourn, 6 Nov. 1781
James Harris & Sarah Shipway, lic., 7 Feb. 1782
Crispin Bayles & Hannah Parker, 26 Nov. 1782
John Laughton & Ann Trinder, lic., 29 May 1782
William Williams, of St. John’s, Gloucester, & Hannah Barnard, lic., 8 Nov. 1782
James Yeat, of Stresham (?) Worcs., & Ann Aston, 17 Nov. 1782
Giles Perry & Ann Hawling, lic., 1 Jan. 1783
George Simons & Sarah Nichols, 6 Jan. 1783
John Freeman & Sarah Darke, lic., 14 May 1783
William Chandler & Mary Gainer, both of Stoke Orchard, lic., 2 June 1783
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1770 to 1774
Thomas Hamblin, of Stoke Orchard, & Ann Hyde, of Staverton, lic., 1 Jan. 1770
John Hamblin & Nancy, otherwise Ann Beale, both of Stoke Orchard, lic., 10 Feb. 1770
John Jones & Ann Stollar, 27 Feb. 1770
Thos. Thorndel & Eliz. Dance, 21 May, 1770
George Fluck, of Swindon, & Joan Wright, lic., 26 June 1770
Daniel Smith & Joanah Toms, of Deerhurst, lic., 28 June 1770
Richd. Jones & Susanna Cull, 24 Aug. 1770
James Billins & Mary Dudly, 12 Oct. 1770
Edward Holbrook & Mary Hancock, lic., 16 Oct. 1770
Theophilus Holland, of Presbury, & Eliz. Webb, lic., 12 Nov. 1770
William Keen & Mary Jarling, lic., 25 Nov. 1770
Anthony Webb & Ann Johnsons, 9 Dec. 1770
William Wils, of Ashchurch, & Ann Simons, 25 Dec. 1770
Henry Gaskins & Eliz. Read, lic., 2 Jan. 1771
John Phelpstid, of Tirley & Sarah Cook, 21 Jan. 1771
William Leech & Sarah Jones, 27 Jan. 1771
John Long, of Churchdown, & Eliz. Staight, lic., 1 Apr. 1771
Richard Webb & Joan Harris, 30 May 1771
William Jacksons & Joan Watts, 1 June 1771
Richard Staite, of Stoke Orchard, & Ann Sowle, of Woodmancoat, lic., 17 June 1771
Mr. Richd. Webb & Miss Greace Deleber, lic., 23 June 1771
Micael Bowels & Ann Slatter, 31 July 1771
John Long, of Stoke Orchard, & Margreat Read, lic., 12 Oct. 1771
William Leach & Ann Killmaster, lic., 17 Oct. 1771
Thomas Wasly & Eliz. Bartton, 20 Oct. 1771
Simon Floyd & Betty Wood, 21 Oct. 1771
William Barnard & Ann Sheriff, lic., 11 Dec. 1771
Thomas Long & Eliz. Tompkins, 1 Mar. 1772
Joseph Thorndel, of Elmstone Hardwick, & Anne Hancock, 2 Mar. 1772
Charles Barns & Mary Greening, lic., 6 May 1772
Willm. Halling & Ann Wells, lic., 6 July 1772
John Booth & Mary Hind, lic., 17 July 1772
Thos. Harding, of Winchcomb, & Eliz. Benfield, 2 Oct. 1772
Thos. Carter & Hannah Barns, 18 Oct. 1772
James Potter & Betty Timbrell, lic., 5 Nov. 1772
Richd. French & Ann Hemine, lic., 16 Nov. 1772
James Howford & Sarah Harris, 22 Apr. 1773
Daniel Barnard & Mary Tomkins, 13 June 1773
John Lewis & Sarah Killmaster, lic., 12 Aug. 1773
Benjamin Burfort & Hannah Woolly, lic., 10 Oct. 1773
Willm. Bethell & Sarah Bayles, lic., 19 Oct. 1773
Willm. Pulham & Sarah Eacutt, 26 Oct. 1773
Willm. Potter & Mary Johnsons, 4 Nov. 1773
Henry Hawker & Eliz. Carter, 8 Nov. 1773
Isaac Jordan & Mary Rayer, 30 Nov. 1773
William Leech & Mary Trinder, lic., 2 Jan. 1774
William Slatter, of Breedon, Worcs., & Hannah Potter, lic., 15 Feb. 1774
Richard Stoneham & Joan Roberts, 4 Apr. 1774
William Wall, of Elmston Hardwick, & Hannah Tayler, lic., 20 Apr. 1774
John Price, of Cheltenham, & Eliz. James, lic., 24 Apr. 1774
Willm. Cook & Sarah Roberts, of Deerhurst, 14 July 1774
Joseph Hawter & Eliz. Bayles, 18 July 1774
James Atwood, of Overbury, & Mary Sallinger, lic., 16 Aug. 1774
John Coomb & Margaret Hagg, 23 Aug. 1774
Thos. Gardner & Ann Beren, 23 Aug. 1774
Alexander Rogers & Ann Webb, lic., 6 Sept. 1774
Thomas Vaisey, of Stonehouse, & Hannah James, lic., 5 Oct. 1774
John Roberts & Eliz. Kent, 13 Oct. 1774
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Bishop’s Cleeve Marriages 1765 to 1769
James Weeks & Mary White, 10 Jan. 1764
Wm. Millington, of Winchcomb, & Eliz. Brown, 9 June 1764
John Parker, of Tuddington, & Sarah Dakins, 17 Aug. 1764
John Evans & Ann Wilks, 21 Aug. 1764
William Minett, of Stanley Pontlarge, & Sarah Potter, lic., 29 Aug. 1764
Nicholas Tomlins & Eliz. Sutton, lic., 25 Oct. 1764
Samuel Fletcher & Ann Dee, 5 Nov. 1764
William Mason, of Overbury, & Sarah Garn, 30 Nov. 1764
Samuel Mansel, of Tewkesbury, & Ann Smith, 25 Dec. 1764
Henry Trinder & Mary Parker, lic., 25 Apr. 1765
James Yeend & Sarah Cullabine, of Dumbleton, lic., 5 Aug. 1765
John Reeve & Anne Kitchen, lic., 8 Jan. 1766
John Townsend & Dinah Hobbs, lic., 25 Jan. 1766
Benjamin Burford & Sarah Rogers, 4 Feb. 1766
John Bride & Eliz. Barnard, lic., 3 Mar. 1766
William Wyman & Martha Harrison, 30 Apr. 1766
Thomas Kitchen & Mary Osborn, lic., 23 May 1766
John Sommerfield & Mary Fowler, 17 June 1766
Edward Farley & Mary Stanly, 21 Oct. 1766
John Webb, of Overbury, & Sarah Barnes, 11 Nov. 1766
James Kitchen & Johanna Keyse, lic., 17 Dec. 1766
William Phelps & Mary Hill, lic., 23 Dec. 1766
Thomas Stock & Eliz. Jefferis, 19 Apr. 1767
John Green & Martha Lean, 27 July 1767
Willm. Preston & Ann Kibble, 28 Sept. 1767
William Barnes & Eliz. Brown, 4 Nov. 1767
Benjamin Meek & Mary Stubbs, 27 Oct. 1767
John Peage, of Rippen, Worcs., & Hannah Roggers, lic., 8 Dec. 1767
William Hill & Susannah Cull, lic., 26 Jan. 1768
James Lawrence & Mary Ward, lic., 8 Feb. 1768
Josiah Cook & Eliz. Wilks, lic., 19 Apr. 1768
Benjamin Ballenger & Jean Ballenger, lic., 25 Apr. 1768
James Tomkins & Jean Potter, lic., 11 May 1768
Richard Hughes, of Cubberly, & Mary Bayles, lic., 25 May 1768
John Whetmore, of Stoke Orchard, & Anne Wasley, w., lic., 6 June 1768
John Wood, of Cheltenham, & Martha Cook, lic., 12 Oct. 1768
Willm. James & Ann Barton, lic., 13 Oct. 1768
Richard Smith & Sarah Wells, 14 Oct. 1768
John Yeend & Ann Cocks, lic., 9 Nov. 1768
Joseph Davis & Sarah Wood, 15 Dec. 1768
John Church & Mary Harris, 29 Dec. 1768
Kinard Sheriffe & Ann Webb, lic., 1 Mar. 1769
Thomas Heale, of Stoke Orchard, & Mary Cowles, married in Stoke Chapel, 18 June 1769
Thos. Lean, of Winchcomb, & Mary Spencer, 27 June 1769
Thos. Wasley & Margaret Peage, lic., 10 July 1769
John Longe & Betty Hamblin, both of Stoke Orchard, lic., 19 Aug. 1769
John Cole & Elizabeth Tiff, lic., 21 Sept. 1769
Richard Fowler, otherwise Barnes, & Sarah Pearson, lic., 5 Oct. 1769
Samuel Alsop & Hannah Alsop, 19 Nov. 1769
Henry Oakey, of Cheltenham, & Mary Barnard, 6 Oct. 1769
John Peage & Mary Haggs, lic., 1 Nov. 1769
James Jones & Mary Smith, 5 Nov. 1769
Thomas Wasly, of Pendock, Worcs., & Mary Longe, lic., 9 Dec. 1769
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Register. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol. III. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 36, Essex Street, Strand, London. 1898.
Administration
- County: Gloucestershire
- Civil Registration District: Winchcomb
- Probate Court: Court of the Peculiar of Bishop’s Cleeve
- Diocese: Post 1835 – Gloucester and Bristol, Pre 1836 – Gloucester
- Rural Deanery: Winchcombe
- Poor Law Union: Winchcombe
- Hundred: Bishop’s Cleeve
- Province: Canterbury