National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

The first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is today here in Canada. The day honours the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process. 

For me it is the knowledge that life did not change for these children through that entire residential school period. They were forced to go to a school away from home; boarded for 24 hours a day and there wasn't a loving mother to tuck them into bed at night and siblings were not permitted to be together if they wanted to be. The rules of the school room extended to the 24 hour period and that was just not right. Children need love not a ripping away of their culture and family. That that continued in Canada long after the strap and smacking was banned in the school room in Canada is a painful reminder that life for those children was so unfair and wrong.

Today on this day we need to remember all of those children who were lost attending residential schools and all of those who survived the residential school system.

Will of Jone Blake of Enham, Hampshire - Family Search, Film 186682, A-377, Page 163, dated 23 Mar 1527/1528

 Jone Blake, a widow, left her will dated the 23rd Mar 1527 which was just near the end of 1527 as Ladys Day 25 Mar would start the year 1528 under the Julian Calendar. Hence the double dating system in use in our time to remind us that we would now consider the 23 Mar 1527 to be 1528. I tend to just think Old Style and New Style but must be more exact when typing on a page that could be seen around the world!

Jone identifies her children as Nycolas, Robert and Elsabet (now Mylne). She identifies her place of living as Enham by the references within the will. This will helps to identify Nicholas Blake as her son who died in 1547 leaving his will identifying his place of abode as Old Hall, Enham.  

The first transcription that I saw for this will was done by someone else. I have since found the will at the Family History Library and transcribed it and basically it is the same as already transcribed with a few changes none of which alter any of the family details already mentioned. This will is written before Henry VIII established himself as Head of the Church of England severing the close ties with the Church in Rome hence the references to the Mass, Lady Saint Mary and the Augustine Friars although all of these catholic reflections continue in the Anglican Church in which I was raised. 

 Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 28 Aug 2013
Source: Family Search, Film 186682, A-377, Page 163
Testator: Jone Blake, widow
Place: Enham, Hampshire, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 23 Mar 1527
Condition: 16th century English, legible copy

[Top]: copie tes[tament]

1    In dei no[min]ie Amen the yer of owre lord gode oon thowsand five hundredth xxvij the xxiij day of the mon[e]th of marche
2    I Jone Blake wddow w[i]t[h] a hoyle mynde and A goode memo[r]ye maketh my laste wyll and testi[me]nte in thys man[ner] Fyrst I
3    com[m]end my soll unto almighty gode And lady seynt mary and to all the seynts in hevyn and my body to be buryd in
4    the chyrche or the chyrche lyttyn of seynt mykell of Enahm It[em] I gyve and bequeath unto ye mother chyrche of seynt Swy
5    thnye xij d It[em] I gyff and bequeath to ye chyrche of Enahm vj s viij d It[em] I gyff and bequeath xxvjs viij d to be dystrybute
6    unto poor pepyll in peny doyle It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto my curat Syr Rychard Mersser xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath
7    to Syr John Batte xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath to mayntenyg of the morrow masse prest in Andover xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath
8    to mayntenyg of Jhsus masse in ye chyrche of Andover xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto the p[ri]ror of the Freer Augustines
9    in Wynchest[er] xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath to Syr John Whyte freer xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath to ev[er]y freer of ye
10    sayde Augustynes th[at] ys prest iiij d and to ev[er]y novesse ij d of ye sayd place It[em] I gyff and bequeath to ye chyrche of Fosket
11    to mayntenyg of ye light before Seynte Jamys and Seynte Senday xx d It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto my dowghter Elsabet   
12    Mylne xx shepe beside thoose she hathe allredy and oon Cows th[a]t I bowght of hyr and xiij s iiij d of money and my gretst
13    pann and fowre plater It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto my son Nycolas Blake my tabyll in ye hall and oon clothe callyd ye hallyg
14    and two yryne racks It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto my son Robert Blake oon yryne broche and xviij shepe ye wheche
15    shepe he hath in kepyng It[em] I gyff and bequeath unto Thomas Iesra of Fosket oon yryne broche and the [re]seyde of
16    all my goods moveabyll and unmoveabyll above not legate I gyff unto my chyldrne Nycolas Blake
17    Robert Blake and to Thomas Iesra of Fosket and ye sayd goods to be devydytt amongs them equaly  ev[er]y oon of
18    them elyke weche It[em] I make my sonys Nycolas Blake and Robert Blake my trew executors and Thoms Iesra of
19    Fosket my sup[er]visor th[a]t he see my last wyll and testament cumplet and fulfylld and the foresaid executors to dyspo
20    se for the heylth of my soll as thay shall see moyst expedient these witnesses Syr Rychard Mersser Syr
21    John Batte Nycolas Blake Robert Blake w[i]t[h] other  

When I went through the film at the Family History Library there wasn't a probate for this will.

Blake newsletter is completed

 I will publish the Blake Newsletter on the 1st of October (hopefully I do not forget!). I like the article on Nicholas and the next issue will have an article on William his eldest son. I am hoping that other Blake researchers might consider submitting an article on one of their Blake members as I think that getting the information out helps our project of looking at Blake worldwide more feasible. 

Nothing new on the submarine issue but I am hoping that some of the MPs pick up the mantle on this and push for this purchase in a reasonable time frame for our military. It is just so important for our country to be able to supply all of our coastline with the kind of service that our military is well known to be able to do. 

Working on emails today. There are just 80 in my inbox. I will probably still have 40 or more when I have been through them all because some I will keep until Income Tax is done next March. I like to keep some of them front and center. Having done the Income Tax for our family for 55 years I really should be very relaxed about it all but I have never done an income tax for a deceased person. I have all sorts of questions on that really. But I suspect they will all get answered as I work my way through it. 

Next newsletter to prepare is for H11 and it is one of the short ones of the year as I only do a full update in the first issue of each new volume. A number of people have joined in the past few months but I have not yet assigned them. I will perhaps try to go in and do that in the next few days. I wonder if there will be an update to the Phylogenetic Tree prepared by Dr Van Oven. 

Cloudy today and cooler; just ten degrees celsius at 9:00 a.m. Definitely into Fall and yard cleanup time. Will get started at that in another week.

The Arctic is important to Canada

 The Arctic is so very important to Canada. It is part of our national heritage; it is who we are this great piece of land stretching from the 41st parallel at Point Pelee all the way to the North Pole. In my lifetime I have been at the very tip of Point Pelee and as far north as the mouth of James Bay. One of these days I hope to make the Northwest Passage. It is one of my dream trips although not one that Edward really wanted to go on particularly. He thought it would just be very cold and it may well be but I would like to take it one of these days. I actually got tired of going to Europe but each trip made Edward all the more desirous of going there. He loved to explore new places except for the very cold ones! Although he was looking at going to the Galapagos Islands on our next excursion to the south. I would have also enjoyed that but will not likely do that one as it isn't very high on my priority list. We tended to have Edward's priority list and then my thoughts on where I might like to go and we did Edward's priority list which was also fun. I did love each trip that we took but found all the food too much. I love looking around though. When we had meals on our own we would often pick up at a local place and go walking with the food in our hands. I think we actually looked like locals when we did that!

But back to the Arctic as it is high on my agenda of care at the moment. We really do need our submarines. Why don't we build submarines. After all we are very unlikely to want nuclear powered submarines. We do not need to be underwater for long periods and can refuel readily as we would be close to Canada except when we had patrol duties for the United Nations to keep smugglers and pirates at bay from our own shores and those of others less able to defend themselves. My first priority from now on when the Liberals or Conservatives ask my opinion will be for submarines. After all if we build them here then we are employing Canadians and certainly it will be our military manning them (somehow using a term womanning them seems rather strange to this 76 year old). Perhaps it is because I have four brothers that I do tend to feel that men have always had to share their male terms with everyone whereas women had terms reserved for them only. Probably I was never a feminist although I did study science at University and have mostly worked in a science type field. Lots of people thought I was a feminist but I just really liked studying science and mathematics.

Church on You-Tube

 Back to Church on You-Tube and it was a very good service. Four hymns now and that is also very nice. I do enjoy this access to the Church Services at my Church. 

Back to emails and also working on the Blake Newsletter for the 1st of October. I am going to choose Nicholas Blake (left his will in 1574)  for my discussion person in this newsletter. The last newsletter talked about the erroneous Blake genealogy created by Horatio Gates Somerby using my Blake family at Andover and making up extremely strange stories of their ancestry. Good to now deal with Nicholas Blake as he was the individual given the strange ancestry even though he had left a will clearly stating the names of his children and those of his siblings. His mother's will was also very clear naming her children but unfortunately referred to her husband as Mr Blake. It is an interesting look at the records from the mid 1500s. 

 The day beckons.

Our military

 We always appreciate our military because they represent the goodness in our society. We want to do our part as a member of the world society and our military is part of that ability. Our ships help to patrol the areas of the international oceans that are frequented by pirates (even in this modern age there are pirates) and that is a very important task for them to take on when it is our turn to help out. But our military also helps us here in Canada during flood season, wild fire season and ice storm season. Canada is a huge country and it is only with the help of the military that we are able to maintain our country with its three ocean coastline and its huge desolate places where only the polar bears and the caribou roam for the most part along with the smaller mammals for over half of the year when we are covered with ice and snow. It is important that our military is well supplied. That was one of the principal reasons that I always voted Conservative. The Conservative party tended to be a much better supporter of maintaining the Canadian military in peacetime as well as wartime. Encouraging people to live in the north was done under a Conservative mandate. 

Would I like to live in the north? It doesn't really matter where I live. I spend most of my time at home. Living in the dense cold would have taken getting used to I expect but modern conveniences like generators make it possible to survive the cold temperatures of the arctic but I guess one would want to be able to shop and the like but the more people live in the north the more conveniences that will follow them up there. Plus so many stores deliver now that we have experienced the last nearly two years of COVID isolation. Possibly that in itself will be a boon for Canadian exploration and settlement of the Arctic! The internet makes so many more things possible as well.

Submarines for Canada

We should just get the new submarines  and stop debating it. We need them in order to provide services to the northern stretches of Canada as well as the two ocean coasts Pacific and Atlantic. It is very near sighted of us to be so slow in getting this done. On a map our claim to all of those islands is nicely coloured in our Canadian colours but colonialism is not yet dead and without the ability to patrol those areas we leave ourselves open to "colonization" by others. Protecting our borders is important for everyone and we should not be so naive as to think anyone else is going to protect us. Although the offer by the UK is a very practical one they too have a large area to protect and reliance on anyone else should be a non starter. Our very existence may depend on our ability to maintain a constant presence in the arctic. Military expenditure is never high on the agenda of the Liberals which has always concerned me but the Conservatives mucked up the whole process during their last tenure. Lets get it right! Buy the new submarines.

The sun has returned

A bit sunny today and always welcomed. The sun in the winter is a very pleasant addition to any day especially as the back of our house faces into the sun and the warmth spreads throughout the house during the winter. We still burn a lot of gas for sure but the warming rays of the sun also do a good turn. 

I seem to be receiving a number of emails on Edward's research. I need to locate the person that is being discussed and then write back. I am blogging when it seems to be a worthwhile thing to do on his blog. My mind is busy with so many things at the moment that I haven't settled into a good routine yet looking at Edward's research boxes and my own research into the history of my parent's surnames - Blake and Pincombe. 

There is always this period of time in the fall when I am snatching time to work on research still but the long winter days are coming. 

I generally pull new matches first thing in the morning and that is probably an hour of my time looking at Ancestry, Ged Match, 23 and Me, Living DNA, FT DNA, and My Heritage for myself and all my siblings that have tested. It tends to go quickly as I do not look at anything these days that is less than 20 to 25 centimorgans in one length. The total doesn't weigh in very often but rather that there is one length greater than 20 centimorgans.  Most days I may have 1 or 2 matches some days more but not very often. A  large match in excess of 50 centimetres with 2 or perhaps 3 DNA lengths matching may also attract my attention but generally these can be distant and a result of my two collapsing pedigrees - one in the Knight line on my father's side and one in the Routledge line on my mother's side.

76 years

 I can remember both of my grandparents when they were 76 years of age. Both were still busy active people although greatly slowed down from their busy adult-hoods. My grandfather had been retired for ten years from the Canadian National Railways where he was a blacksmith having come from England to work for the then Grand Trunk Railway in 1913. He had been a blacksmith on the South Eastern Line in England living at Eastleigh near Southampton. He lived with us and used to garden our enormous yard. My grandmother was still helping her son in his store but she had not worked outside of the home for many years but did work when she first came to Canada in 1908 until she married in 1913. They were both widowed at that time but with seven grandchildren I do not think they had much time to think about all of that. 

Both talked about their spouses so I learned quite a bit about them when I was young. Sort of the fun things about them as I recall. They had reached a point in their grieving where acceptance had sunk in and they moved on with their lives although in a rather quiet way. They were both very quiet people. 

Both lived to be about 80 years of age but my maternal grandmother was 13 years younger than my paternal grandfather. When my grandfather turned 78 he did seem to age quicker I can remember. He spent more time sitting quietly although still liked to take a big walk every day. Stroke was common for the elderly in those days. He was a smoker and the stroke that he eventually succumbed to was sudden and he was gone. He was greatly missed by me. I was eight years of age at that time. My grandmother was quite active right up into her late 70s and was actually out gardening the day that she had a stroke and she too did succumb to that stroke as well. She was not a smoker though but diets were high in salt and she did have high blood pressure. Both lived about ten years longer than the average person in those days. 

It is sort of funny that I am now 76 as I never expected to live this long having been quite ill in my early 30s. Looking back now as I acquired my health back again in my 30s I am amazed to still be running and exercising but perhaps that is what brought me back as I have always been a bit of an exercise fanatic. Looking after Edward over his last year was extremely difficult and exhausting. I did wonder if I would follow him quickly as used to happen when one spouse nursed the other. But my daughters have been taking care of me and my strength has gradually returned. 

Thank you God for letting me live on this earth to the age of 76 years. Much is happening in the world around me as my grandparents used to say with each new invention happening. The same is true now in my old age as each new computer is better and better. This one I have now is coming up on three years of age when I generally replaced them. However this one still is only 50% full of the hard drive and only because I backed up Edward's machine onto it. I may delete all the songs that he has backed up as they do not interest me. I like Classical (he did too but he also liked country and western and jazz and many other kinds of music). That would clear up quite a bit of room. 

Whatever will 76 bring one wonders!

Rainy Season has begun

 The rainy season has begun with a good rainfall anticipated over the next couple of days. Soon that will turn to snow and the world will take on this perfect picture card look with fresh snowfall spreading out as far as you can see. The days of  computer work are coming replacing the outside work which is always a treat for me. Outside work is very healthy; looks great but is not one of my fondest ways to spend time. 

I really like working on my computer peering into the recesses of the past through the long lens of DNA. It is intriguing and will likely occupy me the remainder of my days. My computer hard drive is full of interesting tables looking at interesting sets of data. Eventually they will tell me a story about my Blake and Pincombe families that stretches far into the past. I did share my brother's yDNA with a project looking at the deep ancestry of the British Isles and as time passes that could be most revealing. My grandfather was so convinced that his family had simply always lived in the area in which he spent the first 23 years of his life - Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England. His father had told him so and had also told him about their ancient ancestor who lived at Old Hall with the first name Nicholas. 

It was that piece of information that drove my research backwards in time eventually letting me reach a Nicholas Blake who lived at Old Hall, Knights Enham and left his will in 1547 naming his siblings and his children. Nicholas had been named in his mother Jone Blake's will of 1527 taking me back one more generation and I have become convinced that her husband (and Nicholas' father) was Richard Blake who left a will in 1522 and the father of Richard had left a will in 1521 naming his children. 

Who was this Robert Blake (father of Richard) who left his will as an elderly man in 1521? He is a mystery man but there are clues for him in the manor records of Andover, Hampshire. Do they take him back to the John Blake that I find in the early 1300s in the Manor Books? Perhaps this winter I will delve into those manor books and have a look at the surname Blake that appears throughout the books in those early years. My Latin still too weak to do much more than that but time stretches ahead of me God willing and my direction is clear to me. 

But I also want to work on Edward's research boxes and try to pass all of that material on to other researchers in his family lines. I have talked the talk in my blog but have not yet set that into motion. Another project for those long dark days of winter coming my way. On to the day!

Canada's election

The only benefit was the industry created by it, 600 million dollars went into the economy. On the other hand everyone who liked what the parties were doing voted for them again so the opinion is pretty uniform and the Prime Minister can go back to what he was doing and carry on - it was a mandate for him even if some are saying that his leadership might be questioned. Not too many people can survive the personal attacks that he underwent with the 2019 campaign and emerge unscathed. It was time for a Conservative win and the party has not pulled itself together sufficiently for Conservatives like myself to vote for them. I want proof that they will not undermine the rest of Canada's economy to support the oil industry yet I do support the oil industry. Its potential in permanent plastics is amazing and will help us to move forward creating materials that are environmental friendly because they last and we can green our economy ridding our selves of dependency on gas guzzling cars.  I do own one of those and it is my last car as I shall not drive particularly after I am 80 years of age if I should be gifted by God with such an age. 

So we move forward with a new government and he has a four year mandate to carry on with what he is doing. The debt is dreadful of course; I am a fiscal conservative and have never liked the way that Liberals throw money at whatever it is they are trying to solve. But they have actually done a really good job with the pandemic recovery and continue to do so. Universal daycare for $10 per day is a good idea. Never a believer in daycare when my own children were small; I am 100% in favour of it now. I think it really helps children to progress which is difficult given the few children on any block for there to be a community of small children learning to play together and learn together. 

Congratulations to all the parties who did try to make this a friendly election; too bad we have people in our midst who can not control their darkest urges with their picketing of hospitals and their ridiculous attitude towards wearing masks. Just wear them; they save lives and it could actually be your own that you are saving. 

Missed Church on You-Tube two weeks in a row

 Sorry to have missed Church on You-Tube two weeks in a row. Life has been busy but this weekend coming I will be able to be on time with the service on You-Tube. Reading it over afterwards isn't quite the same as actually being there on You-Tube. 

Swimming on Saturday in a Lake in the Gatineau Hills. Very pleasant but was cold. Probably my last swim of the season. I do love to swim though and haven't done much the past few years. 

Still working away on little projects trying to get loose ends tied up as I move forward in time. The biggest item now would appear to be doing Edward's Tax Return for this year. I am saving all the pieces of paper until I have done that in case I need them. I have done his Tax Return for all of our marriage so am quite familiar with his expenses and donations so hopefully will be straightforward. 

Beautiful day; sun is shining but it started out pretty cold but not yet ready to snow which is a bonus perhaps although I do like the snow.

Working on a chart

 Spent this day working on a chart that I have wanted to make for a while instead of doing emails. At the moment I feel emailed out. 

Along with my 30 minute walk around the house and garden; my calisthenics and my 30 minute run at night, the day passed quickly. Hopefully the back van will soon be gone. 

Black van

There has been a black van sitting in front of my house for three weeks. The neighbor said the police took down the license number. Perhaps it will go now. It is pretty rude to leave your car like that for weeks. Our properties are really small and the truck goes from one laneway to the other. Weird really.

Haitus from emails

 Decided that I would take a couple of days break from the emails before I get into them. That was rather intensive going through over 2000 emails in just a couple of days.

A bit of housekeeping occupied me today and making a grocery list. It did take time to use up all the food from the last grocery shopping. I am not a particularly big eater. My breakfast being quite basic - milk, large flake oats, cranberries, raisins, wheat germ, wheat bran and blueberries almost all cooked together with the wheat germ, bran and blueberries added at the end. Always a sandwich for lunch and I really do like peanut and banana. Then dinner is usually a protein meat/fish, potato, cooked peas/beans/broccoli and raw tomatoes in season. I like Dad's cookies and generally eat them with a bowl of yoghurt just after lunch.

Surprising finish to reducing emails

 Through the day I did manage to reduce the number of emails to 78 and these are all emails that I do have to look at in more depth. Amazing really I could not have done that in the past just too much going on in my life to spend that much time on emails in one day!

I get about 100 emails a day from various places and do do a reduction on that day but I just didn't have time the past two years to be able to positively delete some of the emails without a longer glance. 

So the project for today is to go through those 78 emails and one of these days I must do my gmail account. 

Half way through September and I am actually thinking about the Blake Newsletter for the first of October. A few thoughts on discussion points. From now on the first article will be a discussion on some individual. 

Cool out there and looks like rain again so a productive day inside likely.

Another day on emails

Emails at 1598 and hope to bring them down to 1000 today; will see how that goes. Then I still have to reply to the dozen or so that will need a reply. I will need likely to do a little research to do that so probably early next week I will be up to date and hopefully I can stay up to date. I usually kept my email level in the inbox less than 10 before COVID although there were times when the emails built up. Traveling can throw a wrench into the mix for sure. Then there was gardening after I started to do that in 2008; that too slowed up my handling of my Inbox. 

Nearly half way through September; this month has traveled quickly but it leads us right into the long nights that I do cherish as they give me so much research time. I have a company clearing away the snow again this year. That is a job that I really do not need and it is good that enterprising people have come up with snow removal companies. There really isn't anywhere that I have to be so the snow can just sit there and wait for them to come in their sequenced time intervals. I can do the work that I like to do and the world just churns along. 

Probably as a free thinker I do wish that all the world had the opportunity to be free thinkers. But free thinking must be tempered with good sense; an obedience to the secular laws of the land but especially keeping God and Mother Nature uppermost in our thoughts as we live on this earth that has been created. Homo Sapiens has but a short lifetime on this earth that we stride every day and we must respect the signs that Mother Nature sends to us to tell us that we are endangering her planet; she can be very unforgiving. God watches over His world and his timeline is infinite; ours is but finite and we need to respect His laws as well (whether God is male or female doesn't really matter - what does matter is that we follow the laws which have been given to us). 

Enough philosophy and back to work. Lots to do today as everyday; the workload is unending!

Managed to get down to 324 emails which includes 100 which need a longer look so I am moving forward nicely with that. Sent out about eight responses but they were just very short.

Working on emails

 I have 2053 emails in my Inbox so a large chore ahead of me and it is time to work away at that. 

I know there are a few promised emails where I said I would check something out in one of my studies and will do those today hopefully. 

Other than that it is mostly filing and elimination. 

The Bible Reading for today is one that I particularly like from Mark 8: 1-13 but looking at the last section which has been conveniently labeled by the Canadian Bible Society as "A sign from Heaven"

The Pharisees came out and started an argument with Jesus. They wanted to test him by asking for a sign from heaven. Jesus groaned and said, “Why are you always looking for a sign? I can promise you that you will not be given one!” Then he left them. He again got into a boat and crossed over to the other side of the lake.

 I think that this is one of Jesus' comments that we should take very much to heart. He said that "I can promise you that you will not be given one!" I very much believe that Jesus listens to our prayers and guides us along a path that leads us eventually to where ever we are predestined to go. But that path isn't laid out in the stars for us to see. The rules that we were given by God through Moses are our mainstay and how we must live in order to fulfill the mandate we have as a Christian to live the life that God has given us. He isn't going to constantly send us signs to remind us of those rules; we are a clever people and should be able to follow the simple rules of the Ten Commandments.

We have developed, as a people, over time a rule book that controls our secular life but the controls on that are definitely here on earth.  

Amazingly by noon I am down to just under 1600 emails. It was a task that I have been putting off for a year nearly as the emails grew. I started sitting with Edward every morning so did not really look at my email very much until the time in the afternoon when he did his physiotherapy exercises. Half of an hour though did not give me very much time and then I would help him with his biking and we would watch more TV. I have barely watched TV since actually - maybe the news a few times a day and then one show on Netflix in the evening. 

Will set the emails aside for another day and work on a couple of projects that I have wanted to start for a while. Mind you I have not responded to a single email; they are sitting waiting for me to have gone through all the emails but thus far there are just around 50 of the 500 emails that need a longer look - i.e. not just direct filing or deletion. As I move further back the deletion rate is high as I did not have too much time to really go through anything.

A busy couple of days

Amazing how busy one can become. I have been working on a couple of transcriptions for newsletters and the day passes so quickly. 

Fall weather is coming quite definitely and the cool breezes are passing over us. 

Had to miss Church today due to another commitment. Will read the service tomorrow. 

COVID-19 and where are we

 Vaccinations are moving along slowly with 41.5% of the world population having received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine but only 1.9% of people in low-income countries have received at least one dose.

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations

In Canada  of the total population 74.27% have had one dose and 67.98% are fully vaccinated. The eligible portion of the population has 84.49% with one dose and 77.34% are fully vaccinated. These numbers are adjusted to real time population apparently as provinces have a current population total to submit with their data. We really need that to be over 90% fully vaccinated of the eligible population to minimize outbreaks. I like to see that vaccination is mandatory in so many workplaces especially if children who can not yet be vaccinated are the clientele. 

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-vaccination-tracker-how-many-people-in-canada-have-received-shots-1.5247509

The new normal

This is like the first day of my changed life.  As I drove back from the airport yesterday I realized that this was the first time that I have driven that path on my own in 47 years. Always I had a child in tow for airport duty otherwise Edward would have been driving. His dislike of my driving was legendary but gradually as the disease overtook him he was happy to have me drive. I do not mind driving I am just out of the habit in terms of highway driving and I consider it bad manners in the least and criminal at the most for someone to drive on the highway going much too slow.  You are an accident waiting to happen and I do not want to be that person causing possible grief to others on the highway. However coming back on 417 that short distance from Hunt Club to Blair proved to be quite exciting for me. It is a path that I have used many times (Walkley to Blair) in my working days as a proofreader/copyeditor from my place of occupation. It just felt really comfortable but it was a relatively short distance over in the flash of an eye.

Now this house is very very large; much too big for one person considering that entire families are living in just a quarter of it in other countries. My footprint is much too large and reducing it has proven to be a challenge. At the moment on my front lawn I have probably 100 clay plant pots of various sizes hoping someone will give them a home. There is also an animal cage dating back to the racoon days. There are plant holders for large plants in the garden of various types. Perhaps someone will give them a new home. Taking them to Salvation Army may be a choice but I probably will not do that this time although have taken them a great deal that has downsized us somewhat. It continues to be very full this house. Having taken so much out I wonder how we ever managed to have so much in the house to be honest. 

But Edward enjoyed owning stuff and the industries of Canada depend on you wanting to own all that stuff. It wasn't a bad thing to do; it kept people employed all of our married life as we bought more and more stuff. Fortunately some of that stuff did gradually move on through the years as it would have been much worse if not for that. I want to get the bicycles hung up in the shed today so will work at that later. Should be interesting; fortunately I am fairly strong and can still do such things. Why keep the bikes? Not sure at the moment but I do enjoy a bicycle ride and my bicycle is relatively new. The other two are older and could go and perhaps they will go in the spring. We will see about that. But for the moment they will spend the winter in the shed. 

So what to do now that my changed life is beginning. There are my newsletters due on the first day of each month. Not planned as a stabilizing device in my life they just flowed that way. As I developed each one it seemed logical to pick the next month that did not have a newsletter to begin. The next one due the 1st of October is the first one that I started - Blake Newsletter. I have a few ideas in mind already that I will work on. 

I need to start on Edward's research publication as well. I haven't really helped him since 2011 other than when we were at repositories in which case he just gave me a list of what he wanted and I did that for him but did not feed it into his narrative nor did he particularly want to discuss his research other than the occasional time when he wanted me to be a sounding board on any British Isles Research which he was doing. He was probably 5 to 10% British Isles with the last person born in the British Isles in his genealogy being his Great Great Grandmother Link's birth 29 Sep 1819 at Aylmerton, Norfolk, England and she emigrated to Canada with her family in 1832. There is just a sprinkling of British Isles born ancestors with most of them being dissenters in the 1630s and 1640s coming to the American Colonies in those early days where they met and married his Dutch/French/German/Swedish ancestors. The English literally disappeared in his family's history with most people that we met considering themselves to be of Dutch or German descent. 

Today is a work day and I must finish cleaning the basement. Will start the robot vacuuming and then wash the floor and do some dusting and that chore is done for a bit.

Raining today

 Raining today; ground is still very dry. Grass will have a bit of time to grow before the cold weather sets in. 17 degrees celsius already and I can hear them working on the light rail out on the highway. Not a loud noise just a quiet sound of working. 

Top floor accomplished yesterday and today the main floor which is possibly the easiest now plus I did a little work on that since the puppy and large dog were here. It is nice to have all the comings and goings the house is busy most of the time now. Edward did find that hard the last couple of years although he loved to see everyone but it tired him. 

Very overcast and dark today; perhaps a lot of rain coming. Will wait and see on that.

No outside work today likely but that is okay; I can concentrate on cleaning the inside. 

I heard from Edward's Swedish cousin in his German great grandparents lines. She was wondering how many descendants in Canada so let her know in the hundreds likely. I have contacted the Schultz family but have not heard back yet but now I am thinking that this correspondent was just curious how many and not in corresponding. That works for me and will just let it rest now.

Cleaning cycle begins

Took Labour Day off from cleaning so the cleaning cycle begins today. Life has begun once again to take on a pattern. I think patterns are good actually. They keep you grounded with items that need doing. My newsletters are like that as well. The beginning of every new month means a new newsletter as well. 

The garden waits now for a frost so that I can cut it all down and bag it up for compost. The growing season was not as good as usual but the drought had a lot of say in that and my not watering. 

Masks are still the order of the day. I actually do not mind wearing a mask. This time of year my hay fever is at its height. Slowly but surely our vaccine percentage is coming up to 85% of the population with a first dose and nearly 77% of the population that is eligible having two doses. We are reaching for 90% double dose and it begins to look more and more doable - that is 90% of the eligible. That will help to protect those who can not be vaccinated.

New Puppy

 A new puppy in the family and she is a sweetie; chewing everything. Looked after her yesterday afternoon and spent the time running after her in the yard and keeping her from eating the plants that I was not sure about. She is seven weeks old and busy. Slept through the night last night waking up briefly around 5:00 a.m. but went back to sleep in just a couple of minutes. The older dog (4 year old) has allowed her in to be part of the family and the cat (2 years old) is tolerating her but keeps her in line!

My days will be busy watching all those animals cavort about the place. Animals that I know I am quite fond of and still miss Jackson who passed away just two years ago. He is still missed and my husband missed him a great deal as well. The older dog Hogan was 17 years old when he passed and he had quite bonded with Ed so much so that when he was meant to go back to his own home he would check out whether he was staying with us or going home. It was cute actually and Edward did love that dog. But like all dogs they have a shorter life span and we must part with our beloved pets but they live on forever in our hearts.

I apparently was very fond of our dog Normie when I was a little girl. He seemed to know that my sight was limited as he would follow me about when I was toddling around the house outside and if I left the perimeter of the front lawn would grab my dress and pull me back home again. I was the only one of the children (five of us at that time) that could climb up on his back and he would let me ride him. He was a large border collie and wonderful with children. I was just three when he died and greatly missed  as he was still talked about all of my childhood. How much we loved that dog. 

Labour Day Monday and the Taliban are working with Qatar to help them to establish government and reestablish the commercial air traffic in Afghanistan. That is a good sign hopefully although do not know what women's rights are like in Afghanistan but I assume that the Taliban will be a kinder regeneration of their earlier rulers in order to stabilize Afghanistan and establish her as a trading nation in order to benefit all of the people of Afghanistan. I am hopeful anyway. Getting involved in other people's countries is not our usual way. We tend to be helpful from a distance and come when asked. We should remain that way. We can not change people's ways. I note that Women's economic rights in Qatar are quite broad as they have the right to work (usually get their family's approval on their career choice and pursue a job that is socially acceptable). They are free to open and run their own businesses. Apparently in the Gulf area they are among one of the best nations for women's rights. So ever hopeful in that regard. 

The Bible Reading for the day especially spoke to me today:

Ecclesiastes 3:1-15

Everything Has Its Time

Everything on earth
has its own time
   and its own season.
There is a time
for birth and death,
   planting and reaping,
for killing and healing,
   destroying and building,
for crying and laughing,
   weeping and dancing,
for throwing stones
and gathering stones,
   embracing and parting.
There is a time
for finding and losing,
   keeping and giving,
for tearing and sewing,
   listening and speaking.
There is also a time
for love and hate,
   for war and peace.

What God Has Given Us To Do

What do we gain by all of our hard work? I have seen what difficult things God demands of us. God makes everything happen at the right time. Yet none of us can ever fully understand all he has done, and he puts questions in our minds about the past and the future. I know the best thing we can do is to always enjoy life, because God’s gift to us is the happiness we get from our food and drink and from the work we do. Everything God has done will last forever; nothing he does can ever be changed. God has done all this, so that we will worship him.

Everything that happens
   has happened before,
and all that will be
   has already been—
God does everything
   over and over again.

Grocery Shopping

I was contemplating whilst I grocery shopped yesterday that I have been shopping alone for groceries and at the drug store for nearly a year. Edward stopped going in September last year. He was still pretty active walking around the garden and a walk up and down the street every day but he just didn't want to grocery shop or go to the drug store anymore. We still went out when we could to the retail stores; his favourites were definitely Canadian Tire and Home Depot. It was nice to be able to wear a mask in Home Depot since the sawdust can be a little annoying in the nasal passages! He especially liked walking in the mall every day. Each day is a milestone in some ways as I relive the events of last year in my mind with each passing day. 

Another couple of weeks and I will be 76. It is amazing really to be 3/4 ths of a century old. Today is Sunday and off to YouTube for Church today.

Sun is coming into its Fall placement

Gradually the world around me is turning towards the Fall. The small animals are storing up for the winter as they scurry in and out of our yard collecting what they can to fill their little barrows where they will spend the long cold Canadian winter. Very few walnuts fall out of the huge tree because the squirrels have been up there cutting them off and carrying them to their hiding places. But this year they are plentiful and there are a few through the day but gone by the end of the day into hiding!

Yesterday I cut out the dead branches in the elderberry bushes. They are dry enough now that the clippers could break through. Sawing is something I only do as a last necessity. I think we really should pull all of them down and plant some new bushes and will see what spring brings. The flower gardens are not nearly as nice as when Edward managed them. I did not add any annuals; Laportes closed up their business and I would have had to find a new place and just never got to that. The perennials suffered from a lack of water during the drought although all of them still flowered.

The grass is coming back. Although I will have to get a load of dirt next summer and put grass seed down at the back. But that has been needed for a couple of years and the drought only made it worse. Have to decide what to do with half of a garden of raspberry bushes. They have come back nicely in spite of the drought. They seem to prosper under the walnut tree as did the green onions but nothing else really does in the vegetable garden variety. 

Sent the obituary for Edward into the Alumni Gazette today. I have meant to send it before now but each new thing has its strain for me. There is an entire group of people who may not know yet and I am preparing myself for that. Although it is surprising how many people have passed away that we knew in our past. I just never thought it would happen with us this early. But realism does eventually set in as I realize how ill he was back in 2011 before the pacemaker was inserted and the revival which I thought was right back to normal but I am realizing that I continued working full time in the garden from 2011 on and never actually decreased that work load. He was just a lot better after the pacemaker than before it and it gave him a pleasanter further decade of living and especially traveling which he loved doing so much. 

Still in COVID-19 restrictions and I believe we will be wearing masks until next summer and possibly the fall and winter/spring after that. It could be 2023 before life has any semblance of life before COVID-19. But the impact will always be there for this generation including the children who have lost so much in terms of social interaction. Now we must always be on the lookout for potential pandemics as we should have been when this one hit.

Busy days getting ready for fall

Yesterday was incredibly busy as was the day before. I am trying to get organized for the Fall and some things got forgotten but did publish the Newsletter today in the blog for Pincombe-Pinkham. 

Mind is clear again and ready to move forward on what needs to be done next. We are off to the Traill site with a load of wood and metal that will help with the garage and shed. They were absolutely packed full and gradually we have whittled that down. It is not knowing what to do with everything that is the biggest problem. I had no idea you can hire people to downsize for you and probably would have done that if I had known but on the other hand a lot of it only could be done by us in terms of Edward's library but then there was the rest and that would have been handy but we are nearing the end of the downsizing. I want to give Edward's clothing to a place where it can be well used - he had five excellent winter coats and several pairs of boots but need to wait on COVID for that. That was also one of his thoughts to help out people who needed warm clothing especially.

I still have a wooden hope chest and a large wheeled container to give to Edward's niece of all of his mother's things.  I still have 36 boxes of his research to work through and then I do have the things that I have been doing but seldom have time to look at these days but that time will come once again. Talking to Edward so much when he was pretty much a patient the last six months did give me lots of ideas on how to manage all of his material. But still it is overwhelming to even think of doing it all so must do it one thought at a time. 

We finally found his collection of sea shells that we have collected through the years. No ideas on what to do with that yet but want to give it a suitable home. He loved all of those shells so very much. They reminded him of traveling here there and everywhere. Sometimes we would just stop along the Atlantic and enjoy a small beach area for an hour or so in our travels. I am still amazed that I traveled so much as I am pretty much a homebody but he wanted to see everything there was to see especially those last seventeen years after he retired. We were hardly home weekends even though I was still working. Life was extremely busy. 

Up early today but have a lot to do this day and will be glad to sink into bed this evening. I generally shut everything down at 9:00 pm and fast asleep just after 10 pm. I got into that habit when Edward was ill as I needed all that energy to look after him.

Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter, Volume 6, Issue 4, 2021

  Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter

Volume 6, Issue 4, 2021

Table of Contents
1.    Discussion: Who was John Pincombe who died in 1794/5 at Bishops Nympton?
2.    Landkey Parish Records continued
3.    North Molton Parish Records continued

1.    Discussion: Who was John Pincombe who died in 1794/5 at Bishops Nympton?

Of strong interest to me of course, one of the two men who were buried in this time period was my 4x great grandfather. Until I went to the Society of Genealogists (SOG) in London in 2013 I did not know for sure which of the John Pincombe in the records was mine in terms of his death date. His will was destroyed in the bombing of the Record Office at Devon during World War II. It was my good fortune to be a member of the SOG and attending the Who Do you Think You Are Live in London, UK that year. I had checked into the booth to have a look around and asked about a record that they held at their library. The attendant obliging looked it up and said no problem come and see it anytime. We arrived there a day or so after the Conference on the bus and that was a really interesting trip. Usually we took the Underground but this time we decided to ride the bus and see a bit of London from that view. It was worth the time and effort. We stopped at the British Library as I had a document I wanted to see there and my husband wanted to take the tour of that library. We did both. Then we walked to the Society of Genealogists (maybe twenty minutes but they have moved from there now). Quickly into the Reading Room there and documents in hand. They were missing the large Pincombe charts and I must check to see if they ever found them as I could send my copies or ask one of the earlier researchers to send a copy as mine are a copy of a copy and not as good as the original. But I digress; when I arrived I asked for the folder as well as the charts and the folder held a real treat for me. The wait was not a very long one and the rewards in that folder were amazing. 

SOG abstract information

This information from the Principal Registry Exeter.

John Pincombe of Bishops Nympton
John Pincombe, proved (at Exeter CC) 7 May 1795

John Pincombe of Bishops Nympton, yeoman
Will dated 14 Jun 1794
To my wife Mary £200 & goods

To my son John P. an estate called c in North Molton
on condition he pays his two sisters £20 each in five years 

To my son Robert Pincombe £ 80 when he is 21 & £ 5 yearly until then

To my two sons William & Robert Pincombe half each of
 the copyhold estate called West Wood in Bishops Nympton when
they are 21

To my son Thomas £ 300 when he is 21 and £ 5 a year until then

To my daughter Grace Pincombe £ 110


Residue to my son William Executor


Witnesses W. Bowden, Grace Down


Seal (a stag)


Proved 7 May 1795 by William Pincombe Executor

Number 2 sheet held an abstract of the Last Will and Testament of John Pincombe (my 4x great grandfather). Since he was still alive the 14th of June 1794 when his will was dated and the will was probated 7th of May 1795 he died between these two dates. Two John Pincombe were buried at Bishops Nympton one the 9 Aug 1794 and one on the 27 March 1795 (I have fiche of the original parish registers and have transcribed them for all of the Bishops Nympton records up to the mid 1900s). Would one wait ten months to probate the will? I do not think so particularly; you are either going to probate just after death or not going to do probate. There is a small mystery in the precise because he mentions that when his two sons William and Robert are 21 years of age they will inherit rights to West Wood sharely jointly. Robert at the time of the will being written was not 21 years of age (he was baptized 4 Oct 1775) but William was thought to be baptized 21 Dec 1769 which would make him 25 years of age plus his father did name him as executor. I do not see any other William Pincombe baptized at Bishops Nympton in this time period who would be less than 21 years of age in 1794 (indeed the only one is actually older than this William). It does strike me as odd but I am not looking at the original will; just an abstract. All of the wills of the sons of John Pincombe and Mary Charly are available and I have blogged them in the past. By yDNA a descendant of the William Pincombe (my fifth cousin) and a descendant of Robert Pincombe (my third cousin once removed) are a good match. Looking at the properties mentioned is informative and does tend to assist but I am ever mindful that properties passed around in this Pincombe family and they also purchased land from other Pincombe members over time. West Wood, the property mentioned in the will for William and Robert was held by Robert at the time of his death in 1827.    

John Pincomb married Mary Charly 8 Nov 1767 at Bishops Nympton. Looking at the last letter and the smudge I rather think that the spelling was Charly for Mary’s surname. I haven’t looked at that for quite a while and I retook the image with my cell phone and the image is much superior to the one that I had on file. Interesting that Mary signed as Mary Pincomb rather than Mary Charly as one would most often find on the wedding registrations. John Pincomb would have been 39 years of age when he married after the death of both of his parents. 

 
John and Mary were both of the parish and married by Banns. Both signed the registration with the witness being an individual who often signed the register. John Pincombe’s parents were deceased and thought to be John Pincombe and Grace Manning who married at Bishops Nympton 20 Mar 1725. They were buried at Bishops Nympton John 11 Apr 1759 and Grace 27 Jul 1764 also at Bishops Nympton. They had three children baptized at Bishops Nympton William (baptized 20 Jun 1727), John (baptized 13 Jan 1728) and Grace (baptized 7 Mar 1732). Grace married John Butcher 31 Mar 1755 at Bishops Nympton and was buried 16 Jun 1763 about six months after her fourth child (a son, John Pincombe Butcher passed away as an infant). William the eldest married Grace Smyth 13 Jun 1758 at North Molton and their only child was a son William baptized 31 May 1759 and buried 26 Dec 1780 at Bishops Nympton. Dates are recorded as old style with January, February, March (to Lady’s Day) following December and retaining the year (i.e.) William and John were a year and a half apart.

Having transcribed the entire set of parish registers for Bishops Nympton I am confident saying that this John Pincombe likely follows the descent mentioned above particularly because of the property mentioned in the precise of his will.

The Freeholders Index for Devon (http://www.foda.org.uk/freeholders/index/namesindex.htm)  does show a John Pincombe as a copyholder at Bishops Nympton in 1741 and in 1751 and a William Pincombe yeoman also at Bishops Nympton in 1762 (in 1783 this William was buried at Bishops Nympton). In 1783 a John Pincombe is listed as yeoman, copyholder at Bishops Nympton (replacing his brother William who is deceased). In 1799 William Pincomb is listed at Bishops Nympton. In 1799 John Pincombe is listed at Molland. John Pincombe was the eldest son of John Pincombe and Mary Charly and was known to have lived principally at Molland and the properties which he held there are listed in his will. Although the eldest, it was his younger brother William who was executor of the estate and we do find William at Bishops Nympton in 1799. Robert (my 3x great grandfather) Pincombe is not listed in 1799 (he would have then been 24 years of age but had not yet received West Wood it might appear; he does hold it later with East Wood and Park). The properties appear to fit with this line of descent as well.

There is some new material in this compared to my blog posts. Certainly it is only today that I feel that the spelling of Mary’s surname has been misinterpreted with my newer camera picking up the Charly much more clearly rather than Charlie which has been the usual transcription of that particular marriage registration. 

The next issue will look at John Pincomb married to Grace Manning and who was he? What do we know about that John Pincomb?

2.    Landkey Parish Records

These baptismal records are transcribed from the fiche of the original Parish Records for Landkey, Devon. I have changed the orientation of the newsletter to make it easier to publish the transcriptions for Landkey directly from my Excel file.

  #         Surname      Forename          status        Fathers surname Fathers forename Mothers surname Mothers forename Year Month Day Details

601    Coule    James    son    Coule    James        Jone    1643    February    18    
602    Hammett    Peternell    daughter    Hammett    Richard    Peternell    1643    February    18    
603    Gill    Damaris    daughter    Gill    John        Joan    1643    February    21    
604    Lock    Joan    daughter    Lock    Macklen            1643    February    26    
605    Dartch    Nicholas    son    Dartch    Mathew        Katheryne    1643    February    28    
606    Davey    Richard    son    Davey    Humphry            1643    March    10    
607    Bayley    David    son    Bayley    Peter        Christian    1644    April    7    
608    Paull    John    son    Paull    John        Margerett    1644    April    27    
609    Cottie    Mary    daughter    Cottie    Diggorye        Mary    1644    May    19    
610    May    Mary    daughter    May    Thomas        Elizabeth    1644    May    26    
611    Rendle    Pascawe    son    Rendle    Hugh            1644    May    20    
612    Halse    Anthony    son    Halse    Anthony            1644    July    24    
613    Southwood Phillippe    daughter    Southwood Hugh Dorothy    1644    August     4    
614    Gill    Charity    daughter    Gill    Alexander        Mary    1644    August     15    
615    Downe    Peternell    daughter    Downe    Thomas            1644    August     15    
616    Symons    John    son    Symons    John        Joan    1644    August     18    
617    Conniber    William    son    Conniber    Phillipp            1644    September    22    
618    Loveryn    Hugh    son    Loveryn    Edward            1644    October    23    
619    Ashe    Ruth    base child            Ashe    Christian    1644    November    16    
620    Westacott    Robert    son    Westacott    Marten        Jenifey    1644    January    26    
621    Hunnacott    John    son    Hunnacott    John        Rose    1644    February    9    
622    Pasmoore    Agnes    daughter    Pasmoore    William            1645    March    28    
623    Striblen    Margaret    daughter    Striblen    Edward            1645    April    20    
624    Blake    David    son    Blake    John        Margaret    1645    July    13    
624    Pope    Katheryn    daughter    Pope    Richard            1645    July    17    
626    Pickard    Edmund    son    Pickard    Edmund        Elizabeth    1645    August     31    
627    Hammett    Elizabeth    daughter    Hammett    Christopher Elizabeth    1645    October    19    
628    Whitfield    Marie    daughter    Whitfield    Mathew    Elizabeth    1645    October    28    
629    Bennett    Phillipp    son    Bennett    Mathew            1645    November    14    
630    Browne    William    son    Browne    William        Mary    1645    January    16    
631    Gill    Hugh    son    Gill    Hugh        Mary    1645    January    18    
632    Barnacott    Francis    son    Barnacott    William        Margaret    1645    February    5    
633    Pasmoore    Mary    daughter    Pasmoore    William        Wilmott    1645    February    22    
634    Striblin    William    son    Striblin    Robert        Dorothie    1646    April    30    
635    Westacott    Marten    son    Westacott    Phillipp        Dorothie    1646    June    20    
636    Dartch    Mark    son    Dartch    Roger        Alice    1646    July    8    
637    Snowe    John    base son            Snowe    Margaret    1646    August     6    
638    Darracott    Mathew    son    Darracott    Robert    Thomasine    1646    September    6    
639    Southwood    Roger    son    Southwood    Hugh     Dorothie    1646    October    18    
640    Luerthy    Christopher    son    Luerthy    John        Agnes    1646    November    1    
641    Gill    Marie    daughter    Gill    John        Joan    1646    November    22    
642    Goule    Marie    daughter    Goule    James    Elizabeth    1646    December    5    
643    Mudd    Edward    son    Mudd    Hugh        Rebecca    1646    December    13    
644    Acland Henry son    Acland Mr. Henry St Chiverell  Frances 1646 December 22 Acland
645    Horwell    Isaac    son    Horwell    Jerome        Elizabeth    1646    January    10    
646    Loveren    Benjamin    son    Loveren    Edward            1646    January    17    
647    Browne    Thomas    son    Browne    William            1647    April    12    
648    Hartnell    Ann    daughter    Hartnell    Richard        Joan    1647    June    8    
649    Dartch    Mathew    son    Dartch    Mathew        Katheren    1647    July    4    
650    Oliver    Robert    son    Oliver    James        Filis    1647    July    7    
651    Dartch    Marke    son    Dartch    Marke            1647    September    10    
652    Westacott    Morgan    son    Westacott    Marten        Jenifey    1647    February    13    
653    Westacott    Honor    daughter    Westacott    Phillip            1648    May    1    
654    Barnacott    Richard    son    Barnacott    William            1648    July    5    
655    Hannacott    Sara    daughter    Hannacott    John        Rose    1648    July    26    
656    Bale    Elizabeth    daughter    Bale    John        Joan    1648    August     20    
657    Southwood    Joan    daughter    Southwood    Hugh    Dorothy    1648    October    4    
658    Bennett    Hanna    daughter    Bennett    Mathew    Alice    1648    October    10    
659    Lange    Grace    daughter    Lange    Mathew    Grace    1648    October    13    
660    Castell    Elizabeth    base child            Castell    Elizabeth    1648    January    7    
661    Leworthy    John    son    Leworthy    John        Agnes    1648    January    17    
662    Pope    Margerye    daughter    Pope    Richard            1648    February    24    
663    Munjoy    Joan    daughter    Munjoy    Richard        Elizabeth    1648    February    27    
664    Cotty    Margerye    daughter    Cotty    Digorie        Marie    1649    March    26    
665    Simons    William    son    Simons    John        Joan    1649    April    4    
666    Gill    John    son    Gill    John        Joan    1649    April    11    
667    Hammet    John    son    Hammet    Robart            1649    September    19    
668    Bale    John    son    Bale    John        Jane    1649    September    8    
669    Hedin    Julian    daughter    Hedin    Robert            1649    October    21    
670    Wilkey    Edward    son    Wilkey    Hugh        Elnor    1649    November    11    
671    Smale    John    son    Smale    John        Jane    1649    November    12    
672    Mudd    William    son    Mudd    Hugh        Rebecka    1649    December    30    
673    Darch    Mary    daughter    Darch    Marke        Margerye    1649    January    20    
674    Sharland    Humphry    son    Sharland    Geiles        Elezabeth    1649    February    3    
675    Loveren    John    son    Loveren    Edward        Mary    1650    March    30    
676    Gread    Richard    son    Gread    Thomas        Thamsing    1650    April    18    
677    Westacott    William    son    Westacott    Martyn        Jenefey    1650    June    24    
678    Hartnoll    John    son    Hartnoll    Richard        Johane    1650    August     11    
679    Dunscombe Thomasine daughter     Dunscombe John     Margarett    1650    October    12    
680    Southwood    John    son    Southwood    Hugh        Dorothy    1650    November    12    
681    Leworthy    Arthur    son    Leworthy    William        Susly    1650    December    4    
682    Browne    Henry    son    Browne    William        Mary    1650    December    12    
683    Locke    Anne    daughter    Locke    Macklyn        Peternell    1650    January    5    
684    Pasmoore    Elizabeth    daughter    Pasmoore    William        Wilmott    1651    April    3    
685    Smale    John    son    Smale    John        Elizabeth    1651    April    16    
686    Yeolland    Katheren    daughter    Yeolland    Hugh        Katheren    1651    April    16    
687    Barnacott    George    son    Barnacott    William        Margerett    1651    May    19    
688    Sommers    Richard    son    Sommers    John    Phillippy 1651 June 1    Bishops Tawton
689    Martyne    Johane    daughter    Martyne    Richard        Johane    1651    July    15    
690    Darracott    Thomasin    daughter    Darracott    Robert Thomasine    1651    November    10    
691    Symons    Symon    son    Symons    John        Johane    1651    December    10    
692    Beare    Robert    son    Beare    George        Jane    1651    January    13    
693    Darracott    Agnis    daughter    Darracott    Giles        Margerett    1651    January    14    
694    Wilkey    Johane    daughter    Wilkey    Thomas    Agnes    1651    January    18    
695    Pawlyn    Mary    daughter    Pawlyn    John        Elizabeth    1651    January    20    
696    Darte    Christian    daughter    Darte    Marke            1651    February    15    
697    Leworthy    Alice    daughter    Leworthy    John        Agnis    1652    April    7    
698    Rawle    John    son    Rawle    John        Anne    1652    May    11    of Bishops Tawton
699    Hantcocke    Amey daughter    Hantcocke    Humfrey Elizabeth 1652 June 3 Bishops Tawton
700    Westacott    Thomas    son    Westacott    Phillipp        Dorothy    1652    June    7    
701    Pope    Roger    son    Pope    Richard        Agnis    1652    June    10    
702    Britton John son Britton    George    Margerett    1652    September    7 Bishops Tawton
703    Hammontt    Margerett    daughter    Hammontt    Robert    Agnis    1652    October    14    
704    Browne    John    son    Browne    William        Mary    1652    February    13    
705    Pasmoore    John    son    Passmoore    William        Willmott    1652    February    24    
706    Striblinge    Robert    son    Striblinge    Robert        Dorothy    1652    March    9    
707    Hooper    John    son    Hooper    Nicholas    Susanna    1653    May    1 Bishops Tawton
708    Smale    Margeritt    daughter    Smale    John        Elizabeth    1653    May    9    
709    Leworthy    Elizabeth    daughter    Leworthy    William        Cisley    1653    May    19    
710    Smale    Marke    son    Smale    John        Johan    1653    July    10    
711    Wilkey    Elizabeth    daughter    Wilkey    Hugh        Elinor    1653    September    22    
712    Martyn    Elizabeth    daughter    Martyn    Richard    Johan    1653    November    13    
713    Locke    Julyan    daughter    Locke    Macklin    Peternell    1653    December    11    
714    Hancocke    Humphry    son    Hancocke    Humphry        Elizabeth    1653    February    2    
715    Moore    John    son    Moore    Thomas        Melworthy    1653    February    2    
716    Yolland    Robert    son    Yolland    Hugh        Katharine    1654    April    1    
717    Darch    Hannah    daughter    Darch    Marke        Margerye    1654    April    23    
718    Mudd    Margarett    daughter    Mudd    Hugh        Rebecah    1654    April    23    
719    Darracott    Christian    daughter    Darracott    Gyles        Margarett    1654    May    4    
720    Bayley    George    son    Bayley    George        Elizabeth    1654    May    15    
721    Barnacott    Henry    son    Barnacott    William        Margarett    1654    June    4    
722    Estmond    John    son    Estmond    Edward        Elizabeth    1654    August     23    
723    Webber    Agnes    daughter    Webber    Thomas            1654    November    8    
724    Richards Judath daughter    Richards    John    Thomasine 1654 November    26  Bishops Tawton
725    Smale    William    son    Smale    John        Johane    1654    December    31    
726    Wilkey    Hugh    son    Wilkey    Hugh        Elinor    1654    February    14    
727    Pawlyn    Elizabeth    daughter    Pawlyn    John        Elizabeth    1655    May    9    
728    Budd    John    son    Budd    Thomas        Agnis    1655    July    31    
729    Leworthy    Mary    daughter    Leworthy    William        Susley    1655    August     27    
730    Smale    William    son    Smale    John        Elizabeth    1655    October    27    
731    Darracott    Rebecca    daughter    Darracott    Gyles    Margerett    1655    November    4    
732    Bayley    Peter    son    Bayley    George        Elizabeth    1655    November    5    
733    Lange    Mathew    son    Lange    Mathew        Grace    1655    November    29    
734    Manninge    John    son    Manninge    Thomas        Elizabeth    1655    January    2    
735    Locke    John    son    Locke    Macklyn        Peternell    1655    January    13    
736    Southwood    Mary    daughter    Southwood Hugh     Dorothy    1655    February    5    
737    Striblinge    Mary    daughter    Striblinge    Robert        Dorothy    1655    February    26    
738    Beare    William    son    Beare    Robert        Elizabeth    1656    April    6    
739    Lewes    David    son    Lewes    David    1656    April    6 Bishops Tawton
740    Hancocke    Agnes    daughter    Hancocke    Humphrey    1656    April    8 Bishops Tawton
741    Ellis    Charity    daughter    Ellis    Phillip        1656    May    11    Bishops Tawton
742    Newman    Alexander    son    Newman    John    1656    August     20    Bishops Tawton
743    Pasmoore    Willmott    daughter    Passmoore William     Willmott    1656    August     20    
744    Quicke    Thomasin    daughter    Quicke William     1656    August     20 Bishops Tawton
745    Basse    Mary    daughter    Basse    Anthony        Hannah    1656    September    1    
746    Smale    Micaell    son    Smale    John        Jone    1656    October    20    
747    Winter    Jane    daughter    Winter    Robart            1656    November    9    
748    Jones    Edward    son    Jones    Arthur Charitie    1656    December    14    
749    Jones    Ales    daughter    Jones    Arthur Charitie    1656    December    14    
750    Westacott    Phillip    son    Westacott    Phillip        Dorothy    1656    March    23    
751    Whitfeild    Alce    daughter    Whitfeild    Roger        Elizabeth    1657    June    7    
752    Moure    Abygall    daughter    Moure    Thomas            1657    June    29    of Bishops Tawton
753    Pope    Rebecca    daughter    Pope    Mathew        Marie    1657    July    6    
754    Wilkey    Elizabeth    daughter    Wilkey    Hugh        Ellinor    1657    July    13    
755    Browne    Jane    daughter    Browne    William        Mary    1657    July    20    
756    Bayley    Elizabeth    daughter    Bayley    George            1657    August     19    
757    Dart    Elizabeth    daughter    Dart    Roger Emm 1657 September 23    Born 23 September
758    Gamming    Maudlinge    daughter    Gamming    John    1657    October    23    born 23 October
759    Leworthey    Mathewe    son    Leworthey    Pascue Mary 1657 January    24    born 24 January
760    Herdinge    Christian    daughter    Herdinge    Thomas    1657    March 14 Bishops Tawton
761    Dart    Mathew    son    Dart    Mathew        Margerett    1658    May    17    born May 17
762    Barnacott    Samuell    son    Barnacott    William        1658    June    26    born June 26
763    Hall    Jone    daughter    Hall    James        Agnis    1658    June    22    
764    Basse    Thomas    son    Basse    Anthony            1658    November    2    
765    Southwood    Thomas    son    Southwood    Hugh    Dorothy    1658    December    28    
766    Pasmoore    Ambrose    son    Pasmoore    William            1658    January    16    
767    Estmont    Elizabeth    daughter    Estmont    Mr. Edward        1658    February    26    
768    Darch    Hugh    son    Darch    Roger        Emm    1659    April    3    
769    Webber    Margerett    daughter    Webber    Thomas            1659    May    1    
770    Pope    James    son    Pope    Mathew        Mary    1659    June    6    
771    Dart    Alice    daughter    Dart    Marke        Margerye    1659    July    10    
772    Leworthey    Marye    daughter    Leworthey    Pascue        Marie    1659    July    24    
773    Manning    Thomas    son    Manning    Thomas        Elizabeth    1659    August     18    
774    Frannckling Edward    son    Frannckling    William    Elizabeth    1659    August     24    
775    Webber    Mary    daughter    Webber    Nicolas        Hanna    1659    August     30    
776    Cunningham Hugh son Cunningham Robert        Ann    1659    September    5    Twins
777    Cunningham Margaerett daughter Cunningham Robert    Ann    1659    September    5 Twins
778    Wilkey    Phillippie    daughter    Wilkey    Hugh            1659    December    12    
779    Harris    John    son    Harris    John        Ann    1659    March    4    
780    Hogane    John    son    Hogane    Mr. Edward        Eme    1659    March    8    
781    Beare    Hanna    daughter    Beare    Robert        Elizabeth    1660    April    8    
782    Hall    James    son    Hall    James    Agnis    1660    June    10    of Bishops Tawton
783    Francklin    Grace    daughter    Francklin    William    Elizabeth    1660    September    2    
784    Pope    Elizabeth    daughter    Pope    John        Mary    1660    September    30    
785    Jones    Water    son    Jones    Water        Charitie    1660    October    7    
786    Coule    John    son    Coule    Robart        Mary    1660    October    7    
787    Pawling    Phillippie    daughter    Pawling    John        Elizabeth    1660    November    4    
788    Lang    Sara    daughter    Lang    Mathew        Grace    1660    November    25    
789    Dunscombe Elizabeth    daughter    Dunscombe John     Margerett    1660    January    16    
790    Bud    Arthur    son    Bud    Arthur        Katherin    1660    January    30    
791    Prediox    Marie    daughter    Prediox    George    Johane    1660    March    4    
792    Smitham    Honour    daughter    Smitham    hugh        Christian    1661    May    13    
793    Acland    Hugh    son    Acland    Hugh        Phillippie    1661    May    22    
794    Smale    Alice    daughter    Smale    John        Joane    1661    May    27    
795    Southwood    Hugh    son    Southwood    Hugh        Dorothy    1661    July    24    
796    Sloley    Christian    daughter    Sloley    John        Christian    1661    October    9    
797    Slocombe    George    son    Slocombe    William        Grace    1661    November    11    
798    Wallond    Katherin    daughter    Wallong    Hugh        Elinor    1661    December    1    
799    Cruse    Anthony    son    Cruse    Anthony        Mary    1661    December    11    
800    Webber    John    son    Webber    Nicolas        Hanna    1661    December    23    
801    Mudd    Hugh    son    Mudd    Hugh        Rebecca    1661    January    15    Twins
802    Mudd    Rebecca    daughter    Mudd    Hugh        Rebecca    1661    January    15    Twins
803    Taylbush    Jonas    son    Taylbush    Jonas        Margeret    1661    January    23    
804    Jones    Margerett    daughter    Jones    Thomas    Elinor    1661    February    13    
805    Harris    Arthur    son    Harris    John        Ann    1661    February    16    
806    Hogane    Edmond    son    Hogane    Edmond        Emm    1661    February    27    
807    Leworthey    Margery    daughter    Leworthey    Pascue            1661    March    23    
808    Hockin Margerett daughter    Hockin    Mr. Christopher    Mrs. Margeritt    1662    June    18    
809    Toms    Prudence    daughter    Toms James    Alce    1662    July    9 Bishops Tawton
810    Channing    Richard    son    Channing    John            1662    July    23    
811    Wilkey    Hugh    son    Wilkey    Hugh        Elinor    1662    October    2    
812    Budd    William    son    Budd    Arthur        Katharine    1662    November    19    Twins
813    Budd    John    son    Budd    Arthur        Katharin    1662    November    19    Twins
814    Heddon    Richard    son    Heddon    William Rose    1662    November    23 Swimbridge
815    Acland    Joane    daughter    Acland    Hugh        Phillippie    1662    December    3    
816    Wallond    Hugh    son    Wallond    Hugh        Ellinor    1662    December    29    
817    Hearle    Hugh    son    Hearle    Peeter        Ann    1662    February    2    
818    Ward    Margerett    daughter    Ward    Henry        Rawling    1663    April    28    
819    Luddon    Elizabeth    daughter    Luddon    Edward        Ann    1663    July    6    
820    Lavercombe    Mary    daughter    Lavercombe    William        Mary    1663    July    26    
821    Dart    Margerett    daughter    Dart    Mathew        Mary    1663    August     30    
822    Smitham    John    son    Smitham    Hugh        Christian    1663    September    23    
823    Pope    William    son    Pope    Mathew        Mary    1663    November    4    
824    Pope    John    son    Pope    John        Mary    1663    November    4    
825    Leworthey    John    son    Leworthey    Pascue        Mary    1663    November    22    
826    Hogane    Margeritt    daughter    Hogane    Edward        Emm    1663    December    14    
827    Pawlin    Deborah    daughter    Pawlin    John        Elizabeth    1663    January    3    
828    Budd    Hannah    daughter    Budd    Arthur        Katherine    1663    January    28    
829    Dart    Jone    daughter    Dart    Roger        Emm    1663    January    31    
830    Hamont    Mellorie    daughter    Hamont    Christopher    Ussilla 1663 February    7    
831    Hockin Christopher    son    Hockin    Mr. Christopher    Margeritt    1663    February    18    
832    Francklin    Anthony    son    Francklin    William        Elizabeth    1663    March    3    
833    Sloly    John    son    Sloly    John        Grace    1663    March    10    
834    Badcock    John    son    Badcock    Thomas        Margeritt    1664    March    27    
835    Scott    Marie    daughter    Scott    Daniell        Marren    1664    March    27    
836    Cutlie    Mary    daughter    Cutlie    John        Mary    1664    April    11    
837    Davey    Mary    daughter    Davey    Reece        Mary    1664    April    12    
838    Wilkey    John    son            Wilkey    Ann    1664    April    14    
839    Lang    Rose    daughter    Lang    Mathew        Grace    1664    April    20    
840    Slocombe    James    son    Slocombe    William        Grace    1664    June    22    
841    Webber    Margarett    daughter    Webber    Nicolas        Hannah    1664    June    29    
842    Coule    Hugh    son    Coule    Robart        Mary    1664    July    27    
843    Dart    Charles    son    Dart    Mathew        Mary    1664    September    4    
844    Ward    Rose    daughter    Ward    Henery        Rawlin    1664    November    30    
845    Jones    Richard    son    Jones    Thomas        Elinor    1664    December    9    
846    Walland    Jone    daughter    Walland    Phillip        Jone    1664    December    14    
847    Wilkey    John    son    Wilkey    Hugh        Elinor    1664    January    25    
848    Meay    Wilmot    daughter    Meay    William        Mary    1664    February    2    
849    Lavercombe    William    son    Lavercombe    William    Mary    1664    March    14    
850    Gammon    William    son    Gammon    William        Susanna    1665    April    22    
851    Fewen    Susanna    daughter    Fewen    William        Susanna    1665    April    25    
852    Trapnell    William    son    Trapnell    Hugh        Mary    1665    May    28    
853    Harris    Agnis    daughter    Harris    John        Ann    1665    August     27    
854    Cunningham    Alice    daughter    Cunningham    Robert    Ann    1665    September    4    
855    Walland    Jone    daughter    Walland    Hugh        Elinor    1665    November    1    
856    Sloley    Robart    son    Sloley    John        Grace    1665    January    10    
857    Beare    William    son    Beare    Robart        Elizabeth    1665    January    17    
858    Davey    William    son    Davey    Reece        Marie    1665    January    23    
859    Hogane    Bartholomew    son    Hogane    Edmond    Emme    1665    January    31    
860    Leworthey    Elizabeth    daughter    Leworthey    Pascue        Marie    1666    April    1    
861    Priddiax    George    son    Priddiax    George        Jone    1666    May    16    
862    Harle    William    son    Harle    Peeter        Ann    1666    May    29    
863    Budd    Margerie    daughter    Budd    Arthur        Katheren    1666    June    6    
864    Badcock    Marie    daughter    Badcock    Thomas        Grace    1666    June    17    
865    Decon    Joane    daughter    Decon    Symon    Clase    1666    September    18    
866    Cutley    Joane    daughter    Cutley    John        Mary    1666    October    11    
867    Hockin    Joyce    daughter    Hockin    Mr. Christopher        1666    October    29    
868    Gammon    Phillip    son    Gammon    John            1666    November    14    
869    Moure    Margeritt    daughter    Moure    Micaell        Mary    1666    November    19    
870    Pope    Mary    daughter    Pope    John        Mary    1666    December    26    
871    Jones    James    son    Jones    Thomas        Elinor    1666    January    6    
872    Hamett    Christopher    son    Hamett    Christopher        1666    January    8    
873    Ward    Elizabeth    daughter    Ward    Henerie        Rawling    1666    January    16    
874    Westacott    Margerit    daughter    Westacott    John        Jone    1666    January    31    
875    Dart    Mary    daughter    Dart    Hugh        Elizabeth    1666    February    24    
876    Luddon    Robert    son    Luddon    Edward        Ann    1666    February    28    
877    May    Thomas    son    May    William        Marie    1667    April    8    
878    Lavercombe    Marie daughter    Lavercombe    William    Marie 1667    May    1    
879    Gamon    Thomas    son    Gamon    William        Susanna    1667    May    27    
880    Acland    Rebecca    daughter    Acland    Hugh        Phillippie    1667    July    13    
881    Paul    Joane    daughter    Paul    John        Alice    1667    July    16    
882    Lidbitter    John    son    Lidbitter    George        Joane    1667    October    30    
883    Hogan    Joane    daughter    Hogan    Edmond        Emm    1667    December    12    
884    Short    Samuel    son    Short    Samuel        Christian    1667    January    12    
885    Payge    John    son    Payge    Henery        Joane    1667    February    9    
886    Hals    Elizabeth    daughter    Hals    James        Agnis    1667    February    10    
887    Harris    Caleb    son    Harris    John        Ann    1667    February    12    
888    Mules    Phillipp    son    Mules    Henrie        Johane    1668    May    20    
889    Coule    Robert    son    Coule    Robert        Mary    1668    June    15    
890    Taylbush    Marie    daughter    Taylbush    Jonas    Margeritt    1668    August     5    
891    Budd    Hester    daughter    Budd    Arthur        Catherin    1668    October    27    
892    Fewin    Elizabeth    daughter    Fewin    William    Susanna    1668    October    28    
893    Paul    John    son    Paul    John        Alice    1668    February    9    
894    Cruse    Anne    daughter    Cruse    William        Damaras    1668    February    24    
895    Westacott    Marie    daughter    Westacott    John        Joane    1669    April    12    
896    Hockin    Christian    daughter    Hockin    Christopher    1669    August     11    gent
897    Ward    John    son    Ward    Henerie            1669    September    12    
898    Badcock    Marke    son    Badcock    Thomas            1669    November    20    
899    Dart    Hugh    son    Dart    Hugh            1669    March    20    
900    Hampton    John    son    Hampton    William            1669    March    24    Clerk

3.    North Molton Parish Records
These marriage records are transcribed from the fiche of the original Parish Records for North Molton, Devon. I have changed the orientation of the newsletter to make it easier to publish the transcriptions for North Molton directly from my Excel file. 

Number    Groom surname    Groom forename    Bride surname    Bride forename    Year    Month    Day    Details        
251    Gale    Robert    Mayne    Katheryne    1621    Jul    3    
252    Radlye    Richard    Balmond    Johan    1621    Aug    20    
253    Gill    William    Tape    Agnis    1621    Sep    17    
254    Barne    Robert    Shapland    Siblye    1621    Oct    22    
255    Locke    George    Locke    Johan    1621    Dec    1    
256    Gregorye    Henrye    Crispyn    Syblye    1621    Dec    1    
257    Crange    John    Wats    Agnis    1621    Mar    4    
258    Spencer    Emanuell    Tape    Emmett    1622    May    26    
259    Blackmore    John    Stocke    Agnis    1622    Aug    3    
260    Shapland    Christopher    Bagglehole    Marian    1622    Aug    24    
261    Charde    Charles    Tedwell    Johan    1622    Sep    23    
262    Locke    John    Thorne    Johan    1622    Nov    30    
263    Muxworthie    William    Braye    Susan    1622    Feb    3    
264    Thorne    William    Toute    Thomazen    1623    May    18    
265    Thorne    Charles    Johan    Muxworthie    1623    Jul    17    
266    Tape alias Dee    John    Kingdon    Elizabeth    1623    Jul    21    
267    Tape    Roger    Burgis    Margarett    1623    Aug    7    
268    Thorne    John    Bright    Grace    1623    Sep    8    
269    Braye    John    Proughter    Em    1623    Nov    3    
270    Nodle    Robert    Braye    Katherine    1623    Nov    10    
271    Thorne    John    Delbridge    Beaton    1623    Nov    12    
272    Fyldme    William    Greade    Elizabeth    1624    Apr    5    
273    Kingdon    Philip    Locke    Sibyle    1624    Apr    26    
274    Westcott    Hugh    Locke    Katherine    1624    Apr    26    
275    Basse    Thomas    Rowe    Mary    1624    Jun    1    
276    Rooke    Henrye    Chrispyn    Christian    1624    Jul    3    
277    Abbotte    Gieles    Cotthie    Katherine    1624    Aug    30    
278    Zeale    Gregorie    Hunt    Jane    1624    Nov    15    
279    Morishe    John    Shapland    Katherine    1624    Nov    15    
280    Cotthie    William    Carpenter    Darithye    1624    Nov    22    
281    Thorne    John    Mogridge    Joan    1624    Feb    5    
282    Squire    John    Sharland    Grace    1624    Feb    5    
283    Saunder    Henrie    Ayre    Margaret    1624    Feb    10    
284    Thorne    William    Vicarie    Anstice    1625    Jun    23    
285    Rich    Edmond    Bullavard    Ellinor    1625    Jun    25    
286    Blake    William    Luckis    Agnis    1625    Jun    13    
287    Burgis    John    Rooke    Margerie    1625    Aug    17    
288    Grinslad    Christopher    Clatworthie    Rose    1625    Sep    17    
289    Thorne    David    Burgis    Joane    1625    Oct    18    
290    Williams    John    Bullavard    Christian    1625    Jan    30    
291    Burgis    Richard    Squire    Alice    1625    Jan    30    
292    Muxworthie    John    Gru    Alice    1625    Jan    31    John Junior
293    Plowman alias Stocke        Luerrie    Agnis    1626    Apr    17    
294    Kingdon    Richard    Due    Elizabeth    1626    Apr    29    
295    Locke    Trustram    Pasmore    Elizabeth    1626    May    2    
296    Peeke    Thomas    Shapland    Christian    1626    May    2    
297    Bourne    John    Vicarie    Margerye    1626    May    8    
298    Muxworthie    John    Stocke    Ellyn    1626    May    9    
299    Shatticke    William    Woode    Ann    1626    Sep    2    
300    Burgis    John    Pasmore    Joan    1626    Nov    7    son of John Burgis of _eria and Joan daughter of John Pasmore
301    Lawdie     John    Gru    Marie    1626    Dec    10    
302    Thorne    John    Zeale    Emott    1627    Apr    23    
303    Gore    John    Elsworthie    Temperance    1627    Aug    24    
304    Carder    Hugh    Fisher    Pentecost    1627    Sep    29    
305    Pasmore    John    Smith    Ann    1627    Oct    8    
306    Davye    John    Foster    Joan    1627    Nov    19    
307    Hunte    George    Hoper    Emott    1627    Nov    26    
308    Pridham    John    Southwood    Solome    1627    Nov    26    
309    Handcocke    George    Hoopper    Margarett    1628    Apr    26    
310    Rewe    John    Goold    Temperance    1628    Jun    28    
311    Cheldon    John    Sutton    Wilmott    1628    Jun    14    
312    Smyth    John    Kingdon    Katheringe    1628    Sep    1    
313    Smyth    Thomas    Purchase    Susan    1628    Sep    1    
314    Mole    William    Meare    Margerett    1628    Oct    20    
315    Tucker    John    Williams    Grace    1628    Nov    2    
316    Greenwaye    William    Fleminge    Jane    1628    Nov    24    
317    Rewe    Thomas    Nott    Joan    1628    Nov    24    
318    Adams    John    Gould    Irish    1629    Jun    23    
319    Vicarye    John        Barbara    1629    Jul    27    
320    Clatworthie    Thomas    Somervile    Joan    1629    Aug    17    
321    Bright    Thomas    Kingdon    Judath    1629    Aug    17    
322    Thorne    John    Sladder    Emmott    1629    Oct    12    
323    Vicarye    Nicholas    Thorne    Joan    1629    Nov    16    
324    Locke    John    Snowe    Joan    1629    Nov    18    
325    Squire    John    Whicher    Margaret    1629    Nov    24    
326    Burgis    Henrye    Palmer    Obedience    1629    Jan    18    
327    Goold    Englishe    Coale    Mary    1630    Jun    1    
328    Coale    Oliver    Radlye    Elizabeth    1630    Jun    22    
329    Healler    John    White    Tamsinge    1630    Sep    7    
330    Muxworthie    John    Thorne    Agnes    1630    Oct    19    
331    Locke    Nicolas    Braye    Marie    1630    Nov    9    
332    Basse    Anthony    Widlake    Barbray    1630    Jan    15    
333    Shapland    Phillip    Purchese    Ann    1630    Feb    3    
334    Hobbs    Jeffrey            1630    Feb    7    
335    Locke    John    Kingdon    Willmott    1631    Apr    18    
336    Lampres    Abraham    Bourn    Johan    1631    Apr    30    
337    Vickerie    William    Braye    Agnes    1631    May    2    
338    Bright    William    Passen    Charitye    1631    May    9    
339    Squyer    Phillip    Trouet    Elizabeth    1631    Jun    13    
340    Beard    George    Dee    Ann    1631    Oct    17    
341    Braye    William    Locke    Christian    1631    Oct    18    
342    Morrishe    John    Anthonye    Sara    1631    Oct    20    
343    Zeeman    Henrye    Gould    Johan    1631    Oct    26    
344    Vicarie    William    Dole    Johan    1631    Nov    27    
345    Vicarye    Philipe    Davye    Ellen    1632    Apr    9    
346    Husbande    Richarde    Balman    Faith    1632    Apr    12    
347    Hartnoler    Walter    Leevy    Susanna    1632    Apr    16    
348    Dewe    Richarde    Badge    Susanna    1632    Apr    24    
349    Burges    Thomas    Bale    Margaret    1632    Jun    4    
350    Purchase    Nicholas    Hunt    Katherine    1632    Feb    26    
351    Gould    Michaell    Lange    Ellner    1633    Apr    1    
352    Bradworthe    John    Lange    Mary    1633    Apr    1    
353    Locke    Vincent    Mildon    Anny    1633    May    4    
354    Dennis    Edmonde    Dew    Susanna    1633    May    27    
355    Tape    William    Vernam    Elizabeth    1633    Jul    9    
356    Tape    John    Moorman    Mary    1633    Aug    24    
357    Stocke alias Plowman    John    Slee    Grace    1633    Sep    30    
358    Nott    John    Cockram    Joan    1633    Nov    18    
359    Braye    John    Shapton    Elizabeth    1634    Apr    14    
360    Keene    George    Simons    Mary    1634    Apr    15    
361    Leicherdon    Philip    Whitt    Katherine    1634    Jun    16    
362    Peeke    Thomas    Allen    Phillis    1634    Oct    22    
363    Stonman    Richarde    Hobs    Joan    1634    Oct    27    
364    Locke    John    Locke    Ann    1634    Nov    10    daughter of George Locke
365    Plowman     Thomas    Pasmore    Elizabeth    1634    Nov    25    
366    Locke    John    Shatticke    Joan    1634    Nov    29    
367    Pincombe    Thomas    Smith    Joan    1635    Apr    28    
368    Burne    John    Shaplande    Agnise    1635    Jun    25    
369    Braye    William    Burne    Urith    1635    Jun    30    
370    Moule    John    Die    Ellnor    1635    Jul    13    
371    Forde    Olliver    Dune    Mary    1635    Jul    27    
372    Moor    George    Thorne    Joan    1635    Jul    28    
373    Hols    John    Dune    Willmott    1635    Aug    1    
374    Locke    John    Blake    Annise    1635    Jan    11    
375    Vellacot    William    Partridge    Mary    1635    Jan    26    
376    Pasmoor    William    Huxtable    Willmott    1635    Feb    11    
377    Thorne    John    Dyer    Joan    1636    Apr    26    
378    Raule    Humfry    Husbande    Faith    1636    Apr    26    
379    Gryffen    Hallen    Shaplande    Marian    1636    June    14    
380    Locke    William    Thorne    Willmott    1636    July    19    
381    Moule    Daniell    Bright    Mary    1636    Nov    8    
382    Thorne    Richarde    Clarke    Alce    1636    Dec    12    
383    Tucker    John    Lake    Amy    1636    Jan    14    
384    Locke    Wackline    Vicarie    Ellen    1636    Jan    30    
385    Kingdon    Henrie    Stoat    Joan    1636    Feb    4    
386    Sanger    John    Hartnold    Susanna    1637    Apr    14    
387    Moorman    Christopher    Pasmore    Anna    1637    May    2    
388    Locke    William    Coale    Willmott    1638    Mar    26    
389    Davie    John    Sutton    Mary    1638    Jun    12    
390    Heath    John    Tape    Joan    1638    Jun    17    
391    Nott    Antonie    Bedford    Alce    1638    Jul    3    
392    Summerwill    Alexander    Clatworthie    Elizabeth    1638    Jul    21    
393    Davie    Henrie    Giles    Susanna    1638    Aug    11    
394    Griffen    Hocken    Bruer    Willmott    1638    Feb    9    
395    Williams    John    Burges    Joan    1639    Mar    26    by license
396    Donn    James    Shapland    Elizabeth    1639    Jun    25    
397    Thorne    William    Moorman    Marie    1639    Aug    6    
398    Davie    Arthur    Shapton    Joan    1639    Aug    13    
399    Patridg    George    Vayde    Marie    1639    Sep    24    
400    Pulham alias Vicarie    John    Chrispan    Margerie    1639    Sep    27    
401    Hill    William    Smyth    Emline    1639    Oct    1    
402    Hobbs    Thomas    Elsworthie    Anstise    1639    Oct    16    
403    Loosmor    Gregorie    Allen    Katherine    1639    Oct    17    groom of Torrington
404    Burgis    Henrie    Moule    Christian    1639    Oct    19    
405    Coole    John    Brayley    Agnes    1639    Nov    26    
406    Locke    Michaell    Wisman    Grace    1639    Nov    30    
407    Sowden    Hugh    Abbot    Dorothie    1639    Jan    23    
408    Thorne    John    Hobs    Alce    1640    Apr    28    
409    Blake    Richard    Balmant    Susanna    1640    May    7    
410    Shaplande    John    Kingdon    Grace    1640    May    7    
411    Williams    William    Shatticke    Emott    1640    Jun    23    
412    Glase    William    Rew    Margeritt    1640    Jun    30    
413    Bicknell    George    Burne    Agnis    1640    Sep    28    
414    Clearke    Thomas    Locke    Elizabeth    1641    May    18    
415    Nichols    William    Mayde    Elizabeth    1641    May    19    
416    Davie    Georg    Briant    Ellen    1641    May    25    
417    Widlake    John    Moule    Rebeccah    1641    May    29    
418    Berry    John    Burges    Joan    1641    Jul    29    
419    Huxtable    John    Briant    Ellen    1641    Sep    23    
420    Shapton    Thomas    Vicarie    Katherine    1641    Sep    24    
421    Thomas    John    Gould    Rebeccah    1641    Jan    31    
422    Tape    Richard    Shapland    Mary    1641    Jan    31    
423    Locke    John    Ellerie    Jane    1641    Feb    5    
424    Locke    Charles    Abbot    Joan    1642    May    2    
425    Pike    Hugh    Stephans    Joan    1642    Oct    25    
426    Moorman    Richarde    Abbot    Susanna    1642    Nov    7    
427    Pasmore    William    Cockram    Katherine    1642    Jan    29    
428    Loosmor    William    Kingdon    Mary    1643    May    2    
429    Dee    Jonathan    Kingdon    Anna    1643    Jun    13    
430    Zeale    John    Thorne    Mary    1643    Jun    15    
431    Vickarie    William    Wisman    Dorothie    1643    Jul    25    
432    Leigh    Roger    Parkin    Marie    1643    Nov    1    
433    Blake    Christopher    Vicarie    Susanna    1643    Nov    25    
434    Watts    John    Leigh    Joan    1643    Jan    22    
435    Mogforde    Robert    Hobs    Elizabeth    1643    Feb    3    
436    Nott    Thomas    Hobs    Fortune    1643    Feb    18    
437    Leigh    Nathaniell    Balmant    Joan    1644    May    6    
438    Braie    Archalans    Lamprey    Rebbeccah    1644    Nov    4    
439    Zeale    John    Moor    Marie    1645    Apr    23    
440    Hill    Mr. John    Hobs    Alice    1645    Nov    25    Clearke
441    Miner    George    Hayman    Charitie    1645    Jan    27    
442    Kingdon    John    Tucker    Mary    1646    Mar    31    
443    Squire    John    Courtenie    Susanna    1646    Mar    31    
444    Hoper    Nicholas    Taylour    Priscilla    1646    Jul    1    
445    Baker    Henrie    Gould    Marie    1646    Aug    10    
446    Reed    William    Moule    Susanna    1646    Dec    1    
447    Abbot    Giles     Rombelow    Emott    1646    Jan    2    
448    Braie    John    Thorne    Faith    1647    May    13    
449    Thorne    Thomas    Lange    Ellen    1647    May    17    
450    Muxworthie    John    Thorne    Joan    1647    Jun    1    
451    Locke    Robart    Shatticke    Elen    1647    Jun    8    
452    Tape    William    Moule    Joan    1647    Jun    15    
453    Blake    Christopher    Tape    Priscilla    1647    Nov    4    
454    Shanke    Phillip    Locke    Joan    1647    Jan    9    
455    Squire    Phillip    Crispen    Mary    1647    Feb    8    
456    Leigh    John    Stephans    Marie    1648    Apr    24    groom of Twichen
457    Kingdon    William    Balmant    Joan    1648    May    29    
458    Shapland    William    Chaple    Joan    1648    Jun    5    
459    Thorne    Thomas    Moule    Margaret    1648    Jun    29    
460    Gould    Richarde    Grensleade    Joan    1648    Jul    5    
461    Abbot    Richarde    Cockram    Elizabeth    1648    Jul    24    
462    Vicarie    John    Thorne    Joan    1648    Dec    2    
463    Thorne    John    Bonde    Margeritt    1649    May    28    
464    Blake    John    Osmant    Joan    1649    Jul    3    
465    Moule    William    Pasmor    Joan    1649    Oct    30    
466    Harris    Richarde    Cole    Margeritt    1649    Dec    3    
467    Burges    Hugh    Blake    Siblie    1649    Dec    11    
468    Baker    Henrie    Cottie    Joan    1649    Jan    8    
469    Thorne    William    Boyes    Elizabeth    1649    Feb    3    
470    Briant    John    Jobbs    Agnes    1650    Apr    17    
471    Braye    Alexander    Thorne    Joan    1650    May    1    
472    Pasmore    Michaell    Zeale    Joan    1650    Jul    29    
473    Burges    Thomas    Packman    Mary    1650    Aug    19    
474    Couch    Thomas    Hill    Anna    1650    Sep    8    
475    Gould    John    Frost    Susanna    1650    Sep    22    
476    Jacob    John    Fisher    Pentecost    1650    June    29    
477    Baker    George    Kingdon    Elizabeth    1650    Oct    20    
478    Locke    John    Shapland    Joan    1650    Dec    30    
479    Clogg    Thomas    Holloway    Katherine    1651    Apr    30    
480    Huxtable    Richarde    Bray    Agnes    1651    May    12    widow
481    Baker    Edwarde    Balmant    Anna    1651    Aug    25    
482    Treble    George    Smith    Alce    1651    Sep    9    
483    Burges    George    Hawton    Anna    1651    Dec    23    
484    Gould    John    Shapland    Elizabeth    1652    Sep    28    
485    Dee    John    Slader    Joane    1652    Oct    10    
486    Tape    John    Hobs    Susanna    1652    Feb    7    
487    Shapland    Christopher    Slader    Margaret    1652    Feb    15    
488    Williams    John    Herder    Anne    1653    Apr    10    the elder, widow
489    Harrice    John    Williams    Emmet    1653    Apr    12    
490    Slader    Peter    Slader    Elizabeth    1653    May    18    
491    Dendle    Richard    Leigh    Joane    1653    May    30    widow
492    Balmant    William    Barrow    Sibella    1653    June    20    
493    Bright    Thomas    Cockram    Grace    1653    Jul    5    
494    Quythers    William    Grubam    Susanna    1653    Sep    19    
495    Thorne    John    Goulde    Joane    1653    Sep    28    
496    Smith    Humphry    Blake    Ellen    1653    Sep    29    
497    Downe    William    Elson    P__sc_e    1653    Dec    11    promise of marriage, widower of Witheridge, daughter of Richard Elson
498    Nogle    John    Street    Martha    1653    Mar    2    son of Robert Noyle, daughter of Daniell Street, witnesses William Takle, Danel Streete
499    Tap    John    Purchase    Katherine    1654    Apr    25    Witnesses: Nicholas Purchase and Roger Tap               

 
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