Blake Newsletter, Volume 11, Issue 2, 2022
Blake Newsletter
Table of Contents
1. Who was Roger Blake of Pynnhills, Wiltshire whose will was probated 16 Nov 1557 ?
2. Blake yDNA Surname Study - Summary
3. Andover, Hampshire, England Parish Registers – baptisms
4. Andover, Hampshire, England Parish Registers - marriages
1. Who was Roger Blake of Pynnhills, Wiltshire whose will was probated 16 Nov 1557 ?
Roger Blake provides a lot of information about the Wiltshire Blake family. He is known to trace down from Robert Blake married to Avis Wallop. Various Pedigree Charts have this couple listed and the ancestral line attributed to Robert Blake. Finding the relevant information is not something that I have particularly looked into although have reproduced the various charts several times. The Pedigree Chart produced by the College of Arms I tend to see as a very interesting rendition of the ancestral line taking this family back to a Richard Blake/Blaake/Blague who lived during the reign of Edward I and Edward II. However, there is a large error in the information given for Richard Blake. The document referred to in the caption concerning a Richard Blake exists in the Calendar of Patent Rolls:
"Licence, until Michaelmas, for Walter le Aketon, merchant of Rouen, to
come to England to trade and to carry his wools and merchandise to the
usual fairs and markets by the public streets and common ways, provided
he do not carry or cause to be carried his wools or merchandise out of the
kingdom, nor deal with the Flemings or others of the power of the countess
of Flanders in the kingdom, or in any way communicate with them, during
the contention between the king and the said countess.
[30 May 1274 Westminster, 2 Edward I, volume 1, pages 51 - 52, Calendar of Patent Rolls]
The like for the following :—
Peter de Bules, merchant of Rouen
William Burnell, merchant of Rouen
Hugh le Coynte, merchant of Rouen
Robert le Balauncer, merchant of Rouen
William de Toftes, merchant of Rouen
Matthew de Walle Richeri, merchant of Rouen
Richard le Mynnot, merchant of Rouen
William de Cryel, merchant of Rouen
Nicholas Veisin, merchant of Rouen
Antonin de Beuvays, merchant of Rouen
Nicholas de Fovill, merchant of Rouen
John de Alneto, merchant of Rouen
6 June [1274 Westminster etc]
Richard le Vilein, merchant of Rouen
Henry Lovet, merchant of Rouen
Walter Peitevin, merchant of Rouen
Hubin de Sancto Martino, of Huy.
John Tafurnawe, of Huy, merchant of Almain.
Henry le Soriz, of Huy, merchant of Almain.
Ralph de Leges, merchant of Leges.
John Henneman, merchant of Leges.
Libert de Leges, merchant of Leges.
John Nicholas, merchant of Deu.
Herewail, merchant of Huy.
Cono Dain, merchant of Huy.
Donrician Daundevale, merchant of Huy.
John Fox, of Brabant, merchant.
John Proppe, merchant of Malins.
John Perewez, of Huy, merchant of Brabant.
John Nicard, merchant of Huy.
Peter de Sauveye, merchant of Rouecestre.
Peter Cosyn, citizen of London.
Reginald de Menachato, merchant of Piacenza.
Conrad Nerbode, merchant of Almain.
Arnold de Dik, merchant of Malyns.
Nicholas Flambard, merchant of Rouen.
John de Torpmimie, merchant of Almain.
Geoffrey Aungevyn, merchant of Rouen.
William Cirurgyen, of Northampton.
William Bek, of London,
Henry Lovet, of Rouen.
Atinus Pruudalis, of Piacenza.
Hugelin Hugelinell, fellow of Nicholas Teste.
Nicholas Teste, fellow of Aldebrand Malagale.
John Winterman, merchant of Almain,
Luke de Lukes, merchant of Lucca.
Gotmar de Lubek, merchant of Almain.
Conrad de Affle, merchant of Almain.
Godschalc le Wyse, merchant of Almain.
Christopher de Munchy, merchant of Beuvays
Robert de Messegewell, merchant of Rouen.
John Donadeu, merchant of Cahors.
Everard de Duncy, merchant of Amiens
James Piket, merchant of Amiens
Warin Piket, merchant of Amiens
Warin Reinevall, merchant of Amiens.
Giles de Mundider, merchant of Amiens
Jacomin de Sancto Fuscencio, merchant of Amiens
Everard le Franceis, merchant of Amiens
Richard le Blak, merchant of Rouen
Reyner de Furnar', merchant of Florence.
John Weremund, merchant of Caumbrey,
Alan de Sakintot, merchant of Rouen.
John Parwale, merchant of Malines.
Henry de Laghene, merchant of Malines.
Henry de Lewe, merchant of Brabant.
John de Mes, merchant of Amiens.
Walter Aketon, merchant of Fouen,
John Dunadeu, merchant of Cahors.
John de Burgundia, merchant of Amiens
Drogo Malherbe, merchant of Amiens
John Dare, merchant of Amiens
Ingelram Beremere, merchant of Amiens
Gilbert Bonnavel, merchant of Amiens"
The variety of the names is quite interesting and I have decided to publish all of the names in the newsletter as we inherit from thousands of different names and so could be quite interesting to readers.
Top of the Pedigree Chart created by the College of Arms:
Section 2 below:
Section 3 below:
Roger, about whom this description is written, is located in the middle of the third chart above. He would be, according to the chart, a 5th great grandson of Richard le Blak at the top of this particular chart. This Chart was originally created in 1690 by Daniel Blake who was descendant of the Blake family at Andover. It is quite possible that Daniel is a descendant of Richard le Blak but likely through a female line which married into the Blake family at Andover. There does not appear to be any evidence that the Blake family at Andover is descendant of the Blake family found at Pinhills, Wiltshire (near Calne) through the male line. As shown in the last newsletter the family line there likely goes back to Robert Blake who left his will in 1521 (Roger died circa 1557 in Wiltshire and his contemporary in the Blake line of Andover would likely be Nicholas Blake of Knights Enham who left his will in 1547. A son William also appears on this Pedigree chart displayed above although somewhat erroneously as his father was Nicholas Blake (and his mother Margaret (possibly Blake and first cousin to Nicholas)) and not Roger Blake as claimed on this chart. But carrying on with Roger Blake and he did leave a will but only mentioned his eldest son and his youngest daughter and eventually I will get to that.
Having now given Roger an ancestral line which does appear to be consistent with other renditions other than the very top of the chart, I would discuss the error at the top of this chart. Beside Richard Blake is a caption on the right side which reads: R Blake gave certain Lands in Essex to the Knights Tempars in the Reign of King Edward I which may be seen by Record in the Tower of London Esc[h]aetr 31 Ed I no 77. However, this particular grant of land was actually made by a Roger le Blake of Madebrook to the Knights Templars 20 Nov 1302. Madebrook is actually the name of a pub presently located in Madeley near Telford in Shropshire. A rather interesting find as there are also Blake lines in that area down to the present. The particular wording of the grant from C143/41/23 (National Archives of the UK): “Roger le Blake of Madebrook to grant land in Eastwood to the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England, retaining a cottage and land in Thundersley and Eastwood.”
I think we can be satisfied that Richard le Blak came from Rouen, Normandy in or after 1274 to establish a wool market in England. At another time I will have more to say about Richard le Blak.
Getting back to Roger his likely 5x great grandson who married (according to the Pedigree Chart Roger Blaake of Cawne in County Wiltshire Esquire died 3 Queen Mary 1556 at the age of 57 years so born circa 1499 (note the discrepancy with the date of the will below). He is said to have married Mary Baynard of Lackham, Wiltshire which is actually a lucky break in this family as the Baynard family were well established and known and left a number of wills as well. The Blake Museum in Bridgwater also has a Blake Pedigree Chart and I have a hypertext link to the ninth page which shows the similar lineage down to Roger Blake as well. The top of the Blake Pedigree Chart held by the Blake Museum though shows a Robert le Blake of Quemberford as the father of Richard Blaque alias Blake of Wiltshire (namely the person named at the top of the chart produced by the College of Arms and illustrated above). It is an interesting conundrum that can be looked at later but this is a good point to mention it once again.
https://www.bridgwatermuseum.org.uk/museum-collections/blake-family-tree.htm
Returning to Roger Blake who married Mary Baynard and this can be seen in Section 3 above of the College of Arms chart. Roger’s sister Anna married a brother of Mary Baynard. Roger and Mary have a differing number of children on the two charts. The Blake Museum Chart lists only Thomas (1st son and heir) lived at Pynnelles, Robert who lived at Calne, John who lived at Hillcott, Sybill married to Henry Bull, Joan married to Thomas Goddard, Mary married to Edward Langridge and significantly there isn’t a William listed. I would have thought that this chart would also have listed a William if it was correct and on finding this chart my opinion on the placing of a William as a son of Roger on the College of Arms chart is incorrect. However one does note that the College of Arms Chart was produced in 1690 with additions up to the 1730s whereas the chart at the Blake Museum has been produced at a later time possibly the mid 1800s. I am somewhat suspicious on its origins in that it contains a great deal of information on the Somerset Blake family and linking it back to the Calne Wiltshire family. The College of Arms was dealing with a Blake Pedigree which was linking the Hampshire Blake family to the Calne Wiltshire Blake family. Both charts do have similarities which in themselves are quite interesting. There are other charts that I will deal with as one newsletter once again when I complete a project that I am undertaking.
Roger Blake left his will dated 1 Jun 1557 and probated 16 Nov 1557.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Date: 30 Aug 2010
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/39 UK, #532/468
Testator: Roger Blake, Esquire
Location: Calne, Wiltshire, England
Date of document: 1 Jun 1557, probated 16 Nov 1557
Relationship: son of Robert Blake and Margaret Englefield
[Margin]: T[estament] Rogeri
[Margin]: Blake
1 In the name of God Amen The first daye of June, in the yere after the
2 incarnation of Christe a thousande fyve hundred fiftie and seven. I Roger Blake of pynne
3 hilles in the parrishe of Caln in the countie of Wiltes[hire] esquire being of whole mynde and of
4 good and parfite memorye thancks therefore be geven to allmighte God. knowing nothing to be
5 more certynne than death and the tyme thereof most uncertayne mynding therefore to prevente
6 the same with good delibera[t]ion and advise doo ordeyne and make this my last will and testa[men]t
7 in manner and forme following that is to say First I comitte my soule unto the mercye of
8 allmightie God the father obtayned throughout the merites of his deere sonne Jesus Christe
9 my savior the whiche with t[he ]holly goost I do acknowleadge and confesse to be one verye true
10 and everliving god. And my bodie when it shall please allmightie God to call me out of this
11 transitory worlde. I will decentlye to be buryed in the parrishe of Churche of Calne aforesaid
12 And as touching my goods and cattalles I will them to be ordred and distributed as shal[l ]be
13 hereafter limited and expressed that is to say First I geve and bequeath to myn eldest sonne
14 Thomas Blake all my leases and termes for yeres that I have of and in certiyne groundes
15 por[t]ionnes and tithes w[i]thin the feeldes parrishes and townes of Calne and Cheriell w[i]thin the
16 said countie of Wiltes[hire] provided alwais that Mary my wif shal[l ]have and enioye to her
17 owne use the possession and occupa[t]ion of all the said grounds por[t]ions and tithes w[i]thin the
18 said feeldes and parrishes of Calne and Cheriell. And all the revenues yssues and profitts
19 growing comyng or yerelie renewing out of the same and of ev[er]ye parte thereof ymmediately
20 from and after my decease so long as the same Mary shal live soole and unmarryed paying
21 therefore to the lordes the yerelie rente And also I geve unto my said sonne Thomas all
22 my goodes housholde stuff and stocke of sheepe and cattell that I have in and uppon my Farme
23 of Pynburye w[i]thin the Countie of Glouc[estershire] paying therefore w[i]thin nyn[e] yeres after my deacese
24 the somme of three score and one pounds and tenne shillinge of currant money to the church
25 wardens of the parrishe of Calne aforesaid. And furthermore I geve and bequeath to
26 my nephew Roger Blake the eldest sonne of my sonne Thomas all suche por[t]ion of my plate
27 housholde stuff and ymplements of householde being w[i]thin and aboute my mansion house of
28 Pynhills. And suche sheepe oxen kyen and other cattell young and pasturing uppon my
29 groundes belonging to the same mansion house and at Shawe as ar written in an Inven-
30 tarye indented and signed w[i]th myn owne hande whereof th[e ]one parte remaynuth in the
31 custodye of my cousen Edward Baynard and th[e ]other parte w[i]th my cousen John Willow-
32 by provided alwaies that my wif Mary Blake shall have the possession custody and
33 occupa[t]ion of all the saide plate houshold stuff ymplements of housholde and the said sheep
34 oxen kyne and other cattell conteyned w[i]thin the said inventarye during her life And that
35 after her decease my said sonne Thomas Blacke shal[l ]have the possession occupa[t]ion and
36 custodye of the same during his lief. And furthermore I do geve will and bequeathe
37 all my landes tenementis and hereditamentis with all and singular their app[ur]ten[an]ces
38 called or known by the name or names of Slowcrofte Blaaks pen or pensett lying and
39 being w[i]thin the parrishe of Calne in the said countie of Wiltes[hire] to Edward Baynard John
40 Erneley Harry Brancker Esquiers Vincent Goddard John Willoughby Richard Ussenham
41 Harry Rogers Antony Goddard Robert Baynard Henry Bull Laurence Baynard and
42 their heires to th[e ]uses following that is to saye First to those of the said Edward Baynard
43 John Erenley Henry Brancker Vincent Goddard John Willoughby Richard Ussenham
44 Harry Rogers Anthony [Goddard] Robert Baynard Henry Bull Laurence Baynarde and their heires
45 shall take and levie of th[e ]issues and profittes of the said landes tenements and hereditaments
46 called Slowcrofte Blakes pen or pens[ett] the som[m]e of two hundred pounds of currant money of
47 England whereof xl li first to be payde shal[l ]be to th[e ]use of Antony Goddard my sonne in lawe one hundred with the other parte of the said somme of cc li paide shalbe to th[e ]use of Mary Blake my youngest daught[er]
48 for her advancement and preferrement in marriage provided alwaies that if the said
49 Mary my daughter happen to marrye without the consent of my cousen Edward Baynard and
50 Mary my saide wif. That thenne fortye poundes parcellof the said dowrie shal[ ]be to th[e ]uses
51 of my saide wife and of my said sonne Thomas and the residwe of the saide som[m]e of cc li
52 shal[l ]be to th[e ]use and for the paymet of the debtes of me the saide Roger. And after the said somme
53 of twoo hundred pounds by the said Edward Baynard John Erneley Henrye Brancker
54 Vincent Goddard John Willoughby Richard Ussenham Henry Rogers Antony Goddard Robert
55 Baynard Henrye Bull Laurence Baynard or their heirs to th[e ]uses aforesaid levied the
56 said Edward Henry John Vincent John Richard Harry Anthony Robert Henry and Laurence
57 and their heires shall ymmediately from thenceforth stand and be seazed of and in all th[e ]aforsaid
58 lands tenements and hereditaments called Slowcrofte Blakes pen or pensett w[ith]all and
59 singular th[e ]appurtenances and of ev[er]y parte parcell and membre thereof to the soole and only
60 use of my said sonne Thomas Blake and of his heires for[ev]er provided alwaies that
61 Marye my wife shal[l ]have and enioye to her own use the whole possession occupa[t]ion and
62 ferme of all the said landes tenements and hereditaments within th[e ]appurtenance called Slowcroft
63 Blakes pen or pen so long as she shall live sole and unmarryed paying therefore yeralie to the
64 said Edward Baynard John Ernley Henry Brancker Vincent Goddard John Willoughby
65 Richard Ussenham Henry Rogers Anthony Goddard Robert Baynard Henry Bull Laurence
66 Baynard and their heires fourteen pounds of currante money of England at two tymes in
67 the yere, that is to say at the feasts of Th[e ]annunciation of our Ladye and Sainte Michaell
68 th[e ]Archangell by even por[t]ionnes unto suche tyme as the said somme of two hundred pounds
69 be by the said Edward John Henry Vincent John Richard Harry Anthony Robert Henry Laurence
70 or their heires fully levied to th[e ]uses and intentes before expressed And after the said somme
71 of two hundred pounds by the said Edward and the others before w[i]thyn named the said
72 Marye my wif shall pay the said yerelie rent of fourty pounds to the said Thomas Blake
73 and his heires at the dayes appointed so long as she shal[l ]have the possession and occupa[t]ion
74 and ferme of the said lands tent[ement]s and hereditaments called Slowcrofte Blakes pen
75 or penne The rest of my goodes not bequeathed I doe geave to my said wif Mary Blake
76 Whome I make my soole and whole executrixe And overseers of this my last will I doo appoint
77 and ordayne Edward Baynard and Henry Brancker esquiers and Robert Blake of Lavyng
78 ton And in token of profe that this is my very last will I have hereunto subscribed and sette
79 my seale the day and yere above written in the presence of Edward Baynard John
80 Willoughby Anthony Goddard W Asheman and other By me Roger Blake
81 Probatum fuit suprascriptum testamentum coram duo apud London 16th de mensis
82 Novembris Anno domini millesimo quingentesimo quinquagesimo septimo Iurament Petri
83 Johnson Curate procur[ator]is marie Relec et executricis in h[uius]modi testamento no[min]at[e] Ac approbatu[m]
84 Et insinuatum etc comissa fuit administrac[i]o omnium bono[rum] iur[ium] et creditor[um] dicti defuncti etc p[re]fate
85 Relic etc de bene etc Ac de pleno et fideli Inventario conficiend etc necnon de plano et vero
86 computo reddendo etc Ad sancta dei Evangelia in p[er]sona dei procuris iurat
Roger only mentions his eldest son Thomas and his youngest daughter Mary who was not yet married. All other daughters were married and the other sons already had properties where they were living. The Visitation of Wiltshire is helpful in that it lists the parents of Roger Blake namely Robert Blake and Margaret Englefield which is in agreement with both Pedigree Charts. Roger’s son Thomas does inherit as shown and did live at Pinhills and his eldest son was named Roger.
The Visitation of Wiltshire 1623, page 81 and can be found on the Internet Archive site.
https://archive.org/details/visitationofwilt00sainrich/page/80/mode/2up
The Pedigree Chart is headed up by Roger Blake and his wife Mary Baynard. Only the eldest son Thomas is listed on the Blake page followed by Thomas’ son Roger married to Wraxed Gastrill and their children who are living in the time of the taking of the Visitation in 1623. Henry (son of Henry Blake of Pinnells and his wife Abigail Stringer) has signed the visitation page.
Roger Blake proves to be a very interesting member of the Calne Blake family in that there are charts and documents linking him back in time and forward in time.
British History Online provides some further information on Roger (http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=18038 ):
“Of the small and several freeholds west of Calne's open fields, probably originating in piecemeal grants or sales of demesne pasture of the king's estate or Calne manor, (fn. 59) seven lay south of the Marden. PINHILLS was held in 1407 by John Formage, to whom it had been conveyed by John Patford, the son and heir of David Patford. A share in what was probably the estate was acquired from William York by John Cricklade, the lord of Studley manor, in an exchange in 1461. Pinhills was reputed a manor in 1504, when it was held at his death by John Blake. Although John's heirs were his grandson Richard Dauntsey and his daughter Joan Wroughton, Pinhills apparently passed to his brother Robert Blake (d. 1515) and in the direct line to Roger (d. 1557), Thomas (d. by 1599), Roger, Henry (will proved 1653), and Henry Blake (d. 1660), who devised it to his grandson Henry Blake (d. 1731). Henry held Pinhills in 1698, apparently not in 1728, when it was 157 a. By 1738 Pinhills had been acquired by B. H. Stiles (d. 1739), and it may have been part of the property sold by his nephew and heir Sir Francis Stiles in 1746. It was acquired by Daniel Bull (d. 1791), who in 1769 sold the reversion of it after his death to William Petty, earl of Shelburne (cr. marquess of Lansdowne 1784). Pinhills farm, 135 a., was among lands settled in 1802 by Lord Lansdowne on his son Henry, marquess of Lansdowne from 1809, offered for sale in 1808 by order of Chancery, and bought in 1809 by John, marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1809). John's successor Henry, marquess of Lansdowne, sold the farm, 87 a., in 1813 and bought it again in 1816. Pinhills farm has since belonged to the owners of Bowood House. Pinhills House, the principal house on the estate, stood on a rectangle enclosed by a moat. In December 1644 it was captured by a royalist force, rendered uninhabitable, and perhaps partly demolished. It was probably restored after the Civil War, and in 1728 a large house stood on the moated site. It was later taken down, possibly c. 1771 after Castle House in Calne was enlarged for Daniel Bull. Pinhills Farm, south of the moat, is on an L plan with a north-south range built in the 17th century. In the mid 18th century a west wing was added at the north end of that range, and a new gabled north entrance front was formed.”
Roger Blake is indeed an interesting person to study as he can trace back and forward a number of generations giving a starting point for family research. Finding known descendants of this family and persuading them to do their yDNA would be very interesting.
2. Blake yDNA Study at FT DNA
Having given a lot of thought to the display of the yDNA study at FT DNA for the Blake family, I have concluded that the best way to display the information is based on the hierarchical display beginning with the furtherest back in common mutation found in any particular group. This will take some time to work through and I will enter in as much as I have completed thus far. Anyone else wanting to work with me on this design is most welcomed. At 76 I am finding that I have so much work still to do that my time spent on this will not really be adequate other than to point out that studies these days are looking at the path back and where different lines diverged.
Of interest, the work done on the peoples who first crossed from Asia to the Western Hemisphere (people of Beringia) concentrated initially on the mitochondrial lines but gradually the yDNA is also being studied as changes occurred during the time of the Great Ice Age and the thousands of years that followed whilst the people of the Beringia were located on this now sunken area between Asia and North America. The variations in DNA were astounding but thousands of years likely passed during these changes. This, of course, takes us out of the genealogical framework for placing surnames but knowing that these changes occur sometimes over a short time period like a thousand years does make me look differently at the result display.
The group to which my brother’s results belong is a good example and I begin there.
A – I-P37
There are four members in this group. One member has tested only P37 but all members of this group are derived for P37. A second member has tested derived for Z180 and the path back is Z185, CTS8584, Z171, S2361, ZS3, S2364, CTS6433, CT1977, Z165, L801, CTS4348, Z161, L702, CTS10057, CTS616, P222, M223, P214, L460, CTS2257, P215, M170. A third member has tested derived for PH151 (this is my brother) and his path back PH151/PH3480, S2742, S2703, FGC7087, L1498, S2639, L161, CTS5375, M423, P37. A fourth member has tested derived for A2293 and his path back A2330, Y14605, Y14611, S2742, S2703, FGC7087, L1498, S2639, L161, CTS5375, M423, P37.
Member one has only tested P37. Member two has tested down to Z180 which has an estimated age of 2900 years before present (ybp) with an error factor of 1200 but no one else has tested with this result yet. This member is not P37 but rather goes back to the parent of P37 which is L460 where the choice is between P214 or P37. However, I have included this member in this group because all members of the group go back to M170 but I am not showing that here. Member three and four diverge at the step following S2742. The age of this haplogroup is said to be 6400 ybp with an error factor of 1800.
This would place members three and four into a similar group who arrived in the British Isles as much as 8,000 to 12,000 years ago and the origin of these two members is said to be the British Isles. That they both have the same surname is possibly amazing and coincidental as they are not known to share ancestry in a genealogical timeframe. All members of the group share P37 as derived and this haplogroup is dated at 20,900 ybp with an error factor of 3500. All are from the British Isles with one stating Ireland and two stating England. They are linked together by P37 and likely their roots extend back 8,000 to 12,000 in the British Isles. They were named the “Deer Hunters” by Ethnoancestry and BritainsDNA (both companies no longer involved in DNA studies) but their name lives on in their naming of these various groups early to the British Isles.
B – I-M253
There are thirteen members in this group. Nine of the members have only tested to M253. M253 has been written up a number of times and the age of this group has been estimated at 17,000 ybp and has an error factor of 4600 with the greatest frequency in Nordic Europe. A few in the group have postulated that this group is descendant of the Calne Blake family which would actually fit into the idea that Richard le Blak was the founder coming from Rouen Normandy in 1274 to set up a wool market in England just over 700 years ago. Countries of origin are variable with two naming Ireland, five naming England, one the United Kingdom and the remainder unknown. Looking at the first twelve markers there is a lot of similarity between all the members and in a seven hundred year period a number of mutations would not be particularly surprising.
Member one has tested to Z59 and the path back is S244/Z58, DF29/S438, L840/M253. Members two to four have only tested to M253. Member five has tested to Z132 and the path back is M253. Members six to ten have tested to M253. Member 11 has tested to BY184774 and the path back is FT258059, BY25107, Y5473, FT4064, CTS11603, L22, S64346, CTS10028, CTS6364, DF29, M253. Member 12 has tested to Y4741 and the path back is Y4734, Y4737, S14887, S7660, P109, Z2338, L22, S6346, Y2592, DF29, M253. Member 13 has only tested to M253.
Member one has tested to Z59 which has an estimated age of 4600 ybp and has an error factor of 1100. Member five has tested to Z132 which is just one step away from Z59 so the age of this group is similar to that of M253. Member 11 has tested to BY184774 and I was not able to determine an age estimate. Member 12 has tested to Y4741 which has an estimated age of 2500 ybp and an error factor of 600. This group Y4341 is said to have expanded around 1350 ybp which I found to be somewhat interesting in that there was a large expansion of Vikings in that time period and Normandy France is suggested to have been a colonial area for the Vikings.
C – I-M223
There are twelve members in this group and eleven have only tested to M223. One member of the group is not part of the rest of the group as he is not descendant of Theophilus Blake. Susan Osborne, co-administrator of the Blake yDNA group, has done an extensive research into the genealogy of Theophilus Blake and should be contacted for any information (email on website) on Theophilus Blake. One member has tested to BY65093 and the path back is Y4715, Y4725, FGC15105, FGC15109, Y4746, Z2054, Z2059, BY1003, FGC15071, CTS616, P222, M223. I did find it interesting that this particular line is similar to the line for Francis Cooke one of the Mayflower passengers. The difference begins at Y4725 which is rather interesting but not necessarily helpful unless the age of the mutation is in a genealogical timeframe (the last thousand years is my definition of a genealogical time frame for location). Finding Theophilus Blake’s birthplace has been a goal for Susan Osborne for a very long time. Having seen this particular coincidence I do wonder if looking at the Protestation Returns for 1641/42 might be a worthwhile task. I am not sure that all Blake names have been extracted from that particular set of documents. Z2059 is said to have an estimated age of 4200 ybp and an error factor of 1800. I have not been able to locate information closer to BY65093. I shall consider doing that extraction of Blake from the Protestation Returns as I have a number of the Protestation Returns and acquiring others might not be that difficult.
The one member who does not fit into this group is the last one in the list on the website. There are several areas where he does not match the rest of the group who are known to be descendant of Theophilus Blake but his line does come down from M223. At some point I may divide this group once again into two M223 groups.
D – R-M269
This is the largest group of the Blake results and must be subgrouped. One item to always bear in mind looking at the yDNA of a family is that often enough when a line reached an end in the male line if there was a married sister with sons then either her husband or her sons would take the surname of this brother in law/uncle and so the YDNA would not match this line even though they carry the surname. But given the ethnicity in particular areas in particular time frames much of the population probably shared a similar haplogroup and perhaps even down into subclades. This, to my thoughts, would be particularly apt with the R haplogroup which is very large and found all over Europe and the British Isles in our formation days.
One particular section in this large group M269 is known descendants of Richard Blake (aka Richard Caddell of Galway, Ireland). In this case the family at Towerhill and Kiltolla. The work on this group has been done by one of the members and all but one have tested their haplogroup beyond R-M-269. I will begin with this group and give it a sub label of D1 – R-M269. I will create a second group who may be rather similar to this group but have not done extensive testing but believe they descend from Sir Thomas Blake and label it D2 – R-M269. A third group has primarily Irish ancestry and are again similar to the two other groups and I will label them D3 – R-M269. This large group has proven to be a difficulty for me whenever I committed to redoing the layout. The original layout was created by Barrie Blake and was the result of emails back and forth between the members of the groups and himself. I would like to retain that paper trail in some way. A fourth group has English ancestry in the Somerset area of England and will be labeled D4 – R-M269. A fifth group has English ancestry in the Dorset/Wiltshire area and will be labeled D5 – R-M269. A sixth group states descent from Clan Colla and has just one member. For the moment I will retain this as a singleton group named D6 – R-M269. A seventh group is from East Anglia and there is just one member of the group which will be labeled D7 – R-M269.
As I go through M269 I am ambivalent about making changes. They will be mostly superficial changes as my expertise and knowledge in DNA is not that comprehensive where the R haplogroup is concerned. I welcome any one’s thoughts on these changes and whether they would like to make suggestions. But deep clade ancestry does appear to be the direction in which we are heading in the DNA world. Looking at surnames is very much in the present and extending back into the past beyond 1500 and genealogical records is only possible because of the great efforts made by particular families to record their lines. In the case of Blake this does permit us to go back to the 1100s-1200s which is very exciting. One should not be disappointed with these results but rather see it is a revealing of the importance of this name to families particularly in the cases where the lines are in common back thousands of years. Amazing that family lines have preserved their yDNA lines through so many hazards of which war, famine, young death and the ice age itself have played such a huge role.
D1-R-M269
This group will include those who have family folklore that they descend from Richard Blake (also known as (aka) Richard Caddell). The DNA work on this group was done by one of the members and I highly recommend that process as I simply do not have time to get so intensely involved. It is best to also belong to the project for your particular haplogroup. There are six members in this group. One has tested only to R-M269 and the other five have done deep haplogroup clade testing. Numbers 1 and 3 have tested to FGC39974 and the way back is FGC39971, FGC39981, FGC39973, L159, Z255, Z16423, L21, Z290, P312, P310, L51, L23, M269. Numbers 2 and 6 have tested to BY34984 and the way back is FGC39971, FGC39981, FGC39973, L159, Z255, Z16423, L21, Z290, P312, P310, L51, L23, M269. Number 1 and 3 have received one of the two mutations under FGC39971 and Number 2 and 6 have received the second of the two mutations under FGC39971. Number 5 has tested to L159 and the way back is L159, M269. Number 4 has tested to M269. There are other members in the overall study with similar results to this group but I have not written to them to see if they would like to be more involved. I feel that if they are interested they will contact the other group to enquire about the testing that they are doing.
A short history of Richard Blake (aka Richard Caddell) might be interesting at this point. I find this gentleman to be of interest considering he lived in the area where a Roger Blake was located in the early part of the 1300s and making a grant of land to the Knights Templar mentioned above. In the case of this Richard Caddell (later) Blake family there is a theory that their name is derived from the Saxon word Blac. Another theory is that this line is descendant of one of the knights of King Arthur's round table namely Ap-lake. What is known is that in the reign of Henry II (1154-1189), King of England, Richard Blake accompanied Richard de Clare (aka Strongbow), 2nd Earl of Pembroke and one of the Barons of the Welsh Marches. He aided Mac Murchada who had been dispossessed of the Kingdom of Leinster of which he was King. For his assistance, Strongbow was to succeed in Leinster (he married Mac Murchada's eldest daughter). Richard Caddell was part of his entourage which sailed to Ireland to take back the Kingdom of Leinster. Richard went on to build a castle at Menlo near Galway and took upon himself the surname Blake. The surname Blake is common in Ardfry, Ballyglunin, Belmont, Castlegrove, Corbally, Forbough, Frenchfort, Hollypark, Killeencast, Mace, Menlo, Merlinpark, Moorfield, Orancastle, Rahara or Annbally, Renville, (formerly of Lehinch, in Mayo), Tully, Waterdale and Windfield, in the County of Galway; and Ballinafad, Brookhill, Garracloone, Milltown and Towerhill in County Mayo. This particular group working together have been able to trace back to the Blake lines at Towerhill and Kiltolla, Galway. There is a published book for this line but not with me here unfortunately. I will try to remember to put that into the next issue.
Of course the two volume set by Martin Joseph Blake (Blake Family Records) is a must for studying the Blake family of Galway, the Preface is signed Martin J. Blake, Lincoln’s Inn, July, 1905.
D2-R-M269
The second group under R-M269 are named as the descendants of Sir Thomas Blake. I did not prepare the original labels for these groups but will retain them until I step down unless something is brought to my attention to change the title. I believe this is Sir Thomas Blake, second baronet, Menlough, Ireland. He was a famous Irish politician. He was the Mayor of Galway 1637-1638 and died in 1642. He was the son of Sir Valentine Blake, 1st Baronet of Menlo. He is also descendant of Richard Blake (aka Richard Caddell) and Richard was his 7x great grandfather. This group could be blended with the first one might think but when DNA mutations looks back a thousand years there can be markers that will designate different lines coming down from an ancient ancestor. A good project would be to look at the Galway Blake family and see how many descendant lines could be created using the family tree created by Martin Blake and I have entered it into Legacy and at some point I will do a discussion about Richard Blake (aka Richard Caddell) and insert it into the issue.
Both of these lines trace back to Sir Valentine Blake of Menlo with the first group descending possibly from John Blake the fourth son as he was located at Towerhill. The second group descending from Sir Thomas Blake and he was the eldest son of Sir Valentine Blake and his heir.
This group has nine members. Only one actually traces back to Ireland; one from England; one from Scotland and the remainder record as unknown although two have the United States and one Canada. The one for England has Robert Blake of Calne Wiltshire as his ancestor but that group seems to reasonably be Group B-M253. Seven have given their furtherest back mutation as R-M269 and two have done further testing. Number 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9 all test back to M269. Number 2 tested to FGC29424 and the way back is FGC29425, FGC29405, Z344, Z1, Z8, Z7, Z2, Z345, Z30, Z9, L48, Z381, U106, P310, L51, L23, M269. As can be noted the last in common mutation with the Towerhill-Kiltolla is P310 which has an age estimate of greater than 2000 ybp. Both haplogroups subordinate to P310 (U106 and P312) are considered to be Proto-Italo-Celto-Germanic groups from Central Europe. The U106 group is considered to be Proto-Germanic. Number 6 tested to FGC30219 and the way back is FGC30220, FGC30225, FGC30221, Z17817, S5982, S5979, Z17623, A7, S5668, L513, DF13, L21, Z290/Z260, P312, P310, L51, L23, M269. Compared with the Towerhill-Kiltolla, this sample tracks back to M269 in the same mutation line. The age of L21 said to be 4500 ypb and considered to be Atlantic Celtic.
The comments on the ethnicity are from the Eupedia site: Haplogroup R1b (Y-DNA) - Eupedia
This is rather interesting and not being an expert on R haplogroup I can only collect information. It would appear though that Number 6 shares some ancestry in common with the Towerhill-Kiltolla group but the time interval is very large.
D3-R-M269
There are fifteen members of this group. All trace back to M269. Locations are variable with most listing Ireland as their place of origin, however Wales and England are also mentioned for two members and six are unknown although one person has listed the United States. Only three members have done further testing of their haplogroup. Members 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 have all tested to M269. Member 8 has tested to U152 and the way back is Z11, DF99, P312, P310, L51, L23, M269 again sharing the common ancient ancestry with the Towerhill-Kiltolla group but the time interval again is very large since the sharing halts at P312 with the age of P312 being thousands of years ago. Member 9 has tested to FT19077 and the way back is BY64262, S27573, FGC11358, S5488, DF21, DF13, L21, Z290, P312, L151, P310, L51, L23, M269. Once again a similar path back thousands of years ago shared with the Towerhill-Kiltolla group. Numbers 9, 10 and 11 have only tested to M269. Number 12 has tested to FT50249 and the way back is BY11436, BY9596, BY9595, FGC5780, FGC3899, DF5, DF25, CTS8704, DF21, L21, Z290, P312, L151, P310, L51, L23, M269. The ancestor of this individual is said to be Arthur Blake and the next two members of this group also are listed as tracing back to Arthur Blake and have tested to M269. Again this set of mutations takes us back to the Towerhill-Kiltolla group in the deep past. Arthur was born in Dublin Ireland and was the son of a John Blake. Nothing further is known at this time.
D4-R-M269
This group has four members and one has stated his ancient ancestor as Humphrey Blake of Plainfield, Somerset. All members have only tested to R-M269. There has always been a thought in the Somerset Blake family that they are descendant of the Calne Blake family. The group I-M253 above also believes they are descendant of the Calne Blake family. The Pedigree Charts that exist for the Blake family do appear to point to an ancient ancestor Richard le Blak and I have introduced the thought that this man was from Rouen, Normandy coming to England to be involved in the Wool Market Trade arriving around 1274. Certainly more descendants of the known Somerset Blake family do need to test to give a clearer picture of the Blake family descendant of Humphrey Blake of Plainfield. Horatio Gates Somerby also tied the Somerset Blake family to the Andover, Hampshire Blake family but again my own line of I-P37 does have a stronger claim plus the information used by Horatio Gates Somerby was a fiction and that has been discussed by me several times. Learning more about the Somerset Blake family has long been an interest of mine.
D5-R-M269
This particular group emerged with the testing done by several different people and a very interested genealogist who was able to place himself and one other member into a known English line that lived in Dorset/Wiltshire area. Since none have done deep ancestry testing the age of this group is unknown although definitely pre 1723. There are four members in this group with three listing their country of origin as England and one unknown. The value of the alleles do correspond to the Somerset family in the first 37 markers but are not closely related. Deep clade testing might be interesting for both of these groups. Again all members have only tested to M269.
D6-R-M269
This is a singleton group with ancestry back to Clan Colla according to the name of the group. The one member has tested to BY23867 and the way back is FT3715, Z16270, Z3000, F24434, Z16267, DF21, L21, Z290, P312, L151, P310, L51, L23, M269. Interesting that this one too is similar to the Towerhill and Kiltolla group but again we are looking at a commonality from L21 back so thousands of years. This individual states that he is Irish.
D7-R-M269
I set this group up a number of years ago and the gentleman has since passed away giving me an extensive genealogical tree of his family in Suffolk. He tested to M269 and so belongs to this extensive group. Comparing him to the Norfolk Blake family they are an entirely different group. I remember John saying to me that he was surprised to see that he was so different from the Swaffham Norfolk Blake group even though he had traced his line back into the 1400s in Suffolk. That was six years ago that we last had an email conversation.
This completes the M269 groups. I begin the second set of R groups and this particular one belongs to the Swaffham Norfolk Blake family.
E-R-M512/R-M198
There are 11 members in this group. Six members have tested to M198. Three members have tested to M512. Two members have tested to M173. This haplogroup formed 14,400 ypb and, in general, members are in Scandinavia, Eastern Europe (including Russia), Central Asia and Russia/Siberia. M198 and M512 are basically the same marker. Members 3 and 4 have tested to M173 and that simply denotes them as R1 as M198/M512 are further down from M173. M198/M512 are dated around 5,800 ybp. All members believe they are descendant of the Swaffham Blake family of Norfolk. All of the members are from the United States or Canada. The Blake family at Swaffham has deep roots in Norfolk. A Jasper Blake was born circa 1614 in Wimbotsham, Norfolk. It is believed by this group that they are descendant of Jasper Blake. There is a Jasper Blake buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States. No descendants of this family in England have tested and joined the Blake project at this time.
One member in Unknown at the moment also tests back to M198 but has tested to YP5320 and the way back is YP943, S2857, S2856, L664, CTS4385, M417, M198. The location given for his furtherest back ancestor is not Norfolk although the date for this individual is circa 1590 – 1650. I am not actually sure where to place him.
F – T
One member in this group and approximately 10% of native Europeans carry this haplogroup. The earlier administrator did have this group as having Africa/European roots.
G – E
There are five members in this group. Members 1 and 5 have tested to E-M2. Members 2, 3, and 4 have tested to E-M35 and the way back is L796, M215, P2, L499, P147, M96. The ancestor of one member of E-M35 is from Somerset, England.
E-M2 is found in Western Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa and the African Great Lakes. Using Wikipedia as a reference the clade has been observed among populations in southern Europe and in the Americas. E-M35 is thought to be about 34,600 ybp.
H – G
One member in G haplogroup and he has tested to M201. The origin of this haplogroup is the Near East or Southeast Asia. Some have postulated that this particular haplogroup arrived in England with the Auxiliary Legions from the Roman Empire. It is a fairly ancient haplogroup thought to have arrived in Europe with the spread of farming from the Middle East.
I – R
This group was labeled German Ancestry by the earlier member of the group and there are three members. Member 1 has tested to U152 (traces back to M269). Member 2 has tested to DF99 and the way back is P312, P310, L51, L23, M269). Member 3 has tested to M198 (similar to group E). I did find it interesting that all members of the group are tracing the birth of their furtherest back ancestor as prior to 1849. I had not realized that the surname Blake was in Germany although the number of Blake emigrants listed in the 1330-1550 emigrant database coming from Europe exceeds 35 individuals in that time frame.
Working with haplogroups outside of I and R is way out of my depth. Any help with these groups would be greatly appreciated and the same really for haplogroup R as my knowledge these days is mostly restricted to haplogroup I just because that is my father’s haplogroup. Any assistance with these groups, as mentioned, would be greatly appreciated. At 76 years of age my time working with this newsletter is probably limited and I may not report on the haplogroups again until Issue 1 next year.
I did not do any work on the group labeled as X-Blake ancestry not in direct line. Definitely that would be a group that members of this group would have to inform me if they wished to pursue being part of any of the other groups.
3. Andover, Hampshire, England, Parish Registers - Baptisms
Andover, Hampshire, England has often been said to be the “home of the Blakes” when I have been writing to people in Hampshire through the years. I would say that Calne, Wiltshire perhaps has a stronger hold on that particular title although there are a number of other areas in England where the Blake family has been for centuries. When I decided to transcribe the Parish Registers of Andover I was surprised to find that yes there are a number of Blake entries but there are far more Blake entries in Parish Registers in other parts of England as mentioned. In this issue, I will publish the baptisms for Blake in the Parish Registers. These records are taken from fiche which have scans of the original parish registers. The registers for baptisms begin in 1588 and have provided me with a lot of details on the Blake family in Andover in the late 1500s and into the 1600s/1700s. Eventually I hope to complete my project of transcribing these Parish Registers for St Marys Andover beyond the early to mid 1700s.
Baptismal Registers commenced in 1588 and I will start publishing these transcriptions for Andover.
Number Surname Forename status Fathers surname Fathers forename Mothers surname Mothers forename Year Month Day Year Month Day Details
4501 Palmor Dorathy daughter Palmor John 1668 October 5
4502 Goodall Mary daughter Goodall William 1668 October 5
4503 Sea__r Richard son Sea__r Richard 1668 October 6
4504 Seagrove Jane daughter Seagrove Richard 1668 October 8
4505 Medhust Edward son Medhust Edward 1668 October 8
4506 Banks Joseph son Banks Allexsander 1668 October 14
4507 Sutton Elizabeth daughter Sutton Josyas 1668 October 19
4508 Cornelius Judeth daughter Cornelius George 1668 October 28
4509 Salter Jane daughter Salter Jesper 1668 October 30
4510 Gouldin John son Gouldin John 1668 November 8 senior
4511 Brexton Rachaell daughter Brexton William 1668 November 8
4512 James George son James John 1668 November 9
4513 Manfeild Dorathy daughter Manfeild Robert 1668 November 14
4514 Kintin Joane daughter Kintin Richard 1668 November 16
4515 Fromton William son Fromton James 1668 November 19
4516 Wotkince Wotkince Samuell 1668 November 22
4517 Hatchat William son Hatchat James 1668 November 24
4518 Abbat Jacob son Abbat John 1668 November 24
4519 Fellow Abraham son Abraham Thomas 1668 November 22
4520 Kingsmell William son Kingsmell James 1668 December 6
4521 Head Joane daughter Head Anthony 1668 December 16
4522 Brice Brice Richard 1668 December 17
4523 Hooper John son Hooper Edward 1668 December 26
4524 Leatch Richard son Leatch Thomas 1668 January 8
4525 Barloe Peeter son Barloe William 1668 January 12
4526 Powling Ann daughter Powling Mr. John 1668 January 25 born 14 Jan 1668
4527 Fry John son Fry John 1668 January 23
4528 Fry Richard son Fry John 1668 January 23
4529 Orum Dussabel daughter Orum William 1668 January 26
4530 Saith Jane daughter Saith William 1668 January 27
4531 Beavice Richard son Beavice William 1668 February 1 of Woodhouse
4532 Cannons John son Cannons John 1668 February 3
4533 Cannons Thomas son Cannons John 1668 February 3
4534 Hunniwell Richard son Hunniwell Martaine 1668 February 3
4535 Prickle Thomas son Prickle Thomas 1668 February 8
4536 Beavice Richard son Beavice Thomas 1668 February 9 of Charlton
4537 Hulett Elizabeth daughter Hulett John 1668 February 9
4538 Tappus Richard son Tappus Richard 1668 February 14 of Charlton
4539 Burnett Richard son Burnett John 1668 February 15
4540 Mountaine Ann daughter Mountaine Richard 1668 February 13
4541 Long Richard son Long Richard 1668 February 18
4542 Baverstock Nicholas son Baverstock John 1668 February 24
4543 Paine Rabecka daughter Paine Gilbord 1668 February 24
4544 Scullard Elizabeth daughter Scullard Zakary 1668 February 24
4545 Froud Ann daughter Froud Thomas 1668 February 4
4546 Minchin Robert son Minchin Thomas 1668 March 2
4547 Drewlie Drewlie John 1668 March 7
4548 Foster Elizabeth daughter Foster Thomas 1668 March 7
4549 Martaine Mary daughter Martaine Richard 1668 March 25
4550 Long Hennery son Long William 1669 April 1
4551 Thurman Charles son Thurman alias Land William 1669 April 15
4552 Mountaine Richard son Mountaine Richard 1669 April 15
4553 Hyat Mary daughter Hyat William 1669 April 15
4554 Merrick Jane daughter Merrick George 1669 April 20
4555 Blake Sarah daughter Blake Peeter 1669 April 24
4556 Cleeve William son Cleeve Peeter 1669 April 25
4557 Seagrove George son Seagrove John 1669 April 28
4558 Bath Robert son Bath Robert 1669 April 29
4559 Board Sarah daughter Board John 1669 May 6
4560 Drew Drew Thomas 1669 May 6
4561 Long Ann daughter Long John 1669 May 11
4562 Croutch Anthony son Croutch Michaell 1669 May 12
4563 Hunt Elizabeth daughter Hunt Edward 1669 May 12
4564 Brice Anne daughter Brice Nathaniell 1669 May 14
4565 Cooke Elizabeth daughter Cooke William 1669 May 20
4566 Trewlove Jane daughter Trewlove Hennery 1669 May 20
4567 Hobgood George son Hobgood William 1669 May 26
4568 Midlin George son Midlin Michaell 1669 June 1
4569 Norrice Dorathy daughter Norrice James 1669 June 13
4570 Grace William son Grace Thomas 1669 June 14
4571 Fuller Hanna daughter Fuller Roger 1669 June 15 of Foxcote
4572 Goddin Goddin Robert 1669 June 12
4573 Bray Bray George 1669 June 12
4574 Hampsheere Mary daughter Hampsheere William 1669 June 24
4575 Rylance John son Rylance John 1669 June 27
4576 Hopkince John son Hopkince Christopher 1669 June 28
4577 Deane son Deane Mr. John 1669 June 30
4578 Chub John son Chub Ann 1669 July 3 bastard
4579 Tamage Ann daughter Tamage Edward 1669 July 11
4580 Gray Francis son Gray Francis 1669 July 18 the younger
4581 Noyse Susanna daughter Noyse Edward 1669 July 19 Foxcote
4582 Miles John son Miles John 1669 July 25 ____kly
4583 Bendall Mary daughter Bendall Robert 1669 July 25 of Woodhouse
4584 Waight Joseph son Waight John 1669 July 26
4585 Webb Nathaniell son Webb Nathaniell 1669 July 26
4586 Moring John son Moring Robert 1669 August 4
4587 Carde John son Carde Martaine 1669 August 15
4588 Francis William or John son Francis John 1669 August 15 of Charlton
4589 Deane Sarah daughter Deane William 1669 August 15
4590 Whetley Nicholas son Whetley John 1669 August 16
4591 Burger Elizabeth daughter Burger Hennery 1669 August 17
4592 Foster Sarah daughter Foster James 1669 August 18
4593 Croutch William son Croutch Mathew 1669 August 22
4594 Gouldin Meriam daughter Gouldin William 1669 August 22
4595 Broad John son Broad William 1669 August 24
4596 Garrat Robert son Garrat Robert 1669 August 26
4597 Churcher Ann daughter Churcher Robert 1669 September 1 of Woodhouse
4598 Miller Barbarah daughter Miller John 1669 September 14
4599 Wescome Robert son Wescome Thomas 1669 September 18
4600 Keate Ellianor daughter Keate John 1669 October 6
4601 Bard Joane daughter Bard Robert 1669 October 6
4602 Beare Elizabeth daughter Beare William 1669 October 6 of Charlton
4603 Hall John son Hall Richard 1669 October 6 of Hatherden
4604 Tarlton Tarlton Beniamen 1669 October 26
4605 Pearce Edward son Pearce Andrew 1669 October 26
4606 Garrat Garrat Robert 1669 October 25
4607 Barber Abraham son Barber Peeter 1669 October 26
4608 Ratty Edward son Ratty Edward 1669 November 7 of Charlton
4609 Pitman Margeret daughter Pitman Thomas 1669 November 11
4610 Palmor John son Palmor John 1669 November 14
4611 Juliance William son Juliance William 1669 November 15
4612 Nap Mary daughter Nap William 1669 November 16
4613 Painter Jesper son Painter Robert 1669 November 24 senior
4614 Kill Thomas son Kill Richard 1669 November 29
4615 Grace Robert son Grace Robert 1669 November 29
4616 Purde Charitie daughter Purde George 1669 December 2
4617 Ratty John son Ratty Thomas 1669 December 19 junior, of Charlton
4618 Gill Joane daughter Gill John 1669 December 19
4619 Goodall John son Goodall Francis 1669 December 20
4620 Lively Ann daughter Lively John 1669 December 23 of Charlton
4621 Willmot Thomas son Willmot Jesper 1669 December 27
4622 Prickle John son Prickle John 1669 December 28
4623 Russell William son Russell Robert 1669 December 30
4624 Eaten Richard son Eaten John 1669 January 2
4625 Courteney Elizabeth daughter Courteney John 1669 January 8
4626 Purde Joseph son Purde John 1669 January 9
4627 Humphrey Thomas son Humphrey Robert 1669 January 19
4628 Harfeild John son Harfeild Richard 1669 January 25
4629 Frompton Elizabeth daughter Frompton Francis 1669 January 25
4630 Waight Elizabeth daughter Waight Richard 1669 January 26
4631 Waight Dorathy daughter Waight Richard 1669 January 26
4632 Wells Thomas son Wells John 1669 February 4
4633 Kingsmell Joseph son Kingsmell Mr. John 1669 February 13
4634 Wimbolton Joseph son Wimbolton Mr. William 1669 February 16
4635 Munday William son Munday Richard 1669 February 16
4636 Cooke Mary daughter Cooke Richard 1669 February 24
4637 Woller Mary daughter Woller William 1669 February 28
4638 Ogborne Christopher son Ogborne Peeter 1669 February 28
4639 Froud William son Froud Thomas 1669 March 1
4640 Cooper William son Cooper William 1669 March 2
4641 Meales Jane daughter Meales Thomas 1669 March 2
4642 Jellef Sarah daughter Jellef Richard 1669 March 9 senior
4643 Tredgoule Margeret daughter Tredgoule Roger 1669 March 13 of Woodhouse
4644 Luenton Thomas son Luenton John 1669 March 13
4645 Cooke Richard 1669 March 20
4646 Stacie Jane daughter Stacie William 1669 March 21 of Charlton
4647 Butcher Edward son Butcher Edward 1670 March 29
4648 Joanes William son Joanes Hennery 1670 April 5
4649 Antrum Amie daughter Antrum William 1670 April 6
4650 Baker Richard son Baker Richard 1670 April 7
4651 Collince John son Collince William 1670 April 10 of Woodhouse
4652 Hampheere Joane daughter Hampheere Lanslat 1670 April 10
4653 Dewe John son Dewe John 1670 April 12
4654 Knightly Knightly Thomas 1670 April 18
4655 Feilder Mary daughter Feilder Thomas 1670 May 5
4656 Russell Robert son Russell Robert 1670 May 9
4657 Butler Dorathy daughter Butler James 1670 May 10
4658 Moring Moring Zidrake 1670 May 16
4659 Cooke John son Cooke John 1670 May 17
4660 Waterman William son Waterman Bridget 1670 May 22 Christopher the reputed father
4661 Deane Amie daughter Deane John 1670 May 23
4662 Brice Nathanell son Brice Nathanell 1670 June 7
4663 Doubty Richard son Doubty Robert 1670 June 14
4664 Mearch Mary daughter Mearch Phillip 1670 June 19
4665 White John son White John 1670 June 19 of Woodhouse
4666 Head Thomas son Head Anthony 1670 June 19
4667 Sylance Sylance John 1670 June 21
4668 Salter Salter Jesper 1670 June 26
4669 Waineman Richard son Waineman Richard 1670 June 26 London
4670 Flitwood Flitwood William 1670 July 2
4671 Goulding Martha daughter Goulding William 1670 July 3
4672 Feilder Robert son Feilder William 1670 July 12 of Woodhouse
4673 Leggat William son Leggat William 1670 July 14 of Charlton
4674 Shevers Nathanell son Shevers Nathanall 1670 July 16
4675 Goodall Elizabeth daughter Goodall Richard 1670 July 17 junior
4676 Dowling John son Dowling John 1670 July 21 of Charlton
4677 Goddin Richard son Goddin Robert 1670 July 27
4678 Thurman Nicholas son Thurman William 1670 July 21 born Sunday m orning about 2 on the 17th of July
4679 Steares Elizabeth daughter Steares Anthony 1670 August 3
4680 Cooper Mary daughter Cooper Edward 1670 August 4
4681 Hulet John son Hulet John 1670 August 5
4682 Hide James son Hide John 1670 September 8
4683 Mackerell William son Mackerell Thomas 1670 October 9
4684 Pearce Richard daughter Pearce Dorathy 1670 October 9
4685 Whetland Joseph son Whetland John 1670 October 11
4686 Rylance Martha daughter Rylance John 1670 October 11
4687 Cartor Ann daughter Cartor Gyles 1670 October 17
4688 Hayward William son Hayward Thomas 1670 October 19
4689 Barwick Dorathy daughter Barwick William 1670 November 1
4690 Abbut Joseph son Abbut John 1670 November 2
4691 Noyse Peeter son Noyse Edward 1670 November 2 Esquire
4692 Emmett Barnard son Emmett Barnard 1670 November 3
4693 Dounton Ann daughter Dounton Thomas 1670 November 4
4694 Pearce Merriam daughter Pearce Francis 1670 November 7
4695 Miller Elizabeth daughter Miller William 1670 November 9
4696 Manfeild Robert son Manfeild Robert 1670 November 14 senior
4697 Grove Mary daughter Grove James 1670 November 17
4698 Goddin John son Goddin George 1670 November 25
4699 Banks Jeane daughter Banks Allexsander 1670 November 30
4700 Hayward Elizabeth daughter Hayward Anthony 1670 December 5
4701 Helliar Richard son Helliar Richard 1670 December 7 at Charlton
4702 Wayman John son Wayman John 1670 December 7
4703 Shorte Pall son Shorte Pall 1670 December 12
4704 Knight Robert son Knight Thomas 1670 December 12
4705 Tomes Margeret daughter Tomes William 1670 December 13
4706 Sutton William son Sutton Josyas 1670 January 2
4707 Earle Martha daughter Earle Richard 1670 January 3
4708 Hyat Elizabeth daughter Hyat Bartholome 1670 January 5
4709 Leatch Anstit daughter Leatch Thomas 1670 January 12
4710 Shepard Mary daughter Shepard John 1670 January 16
4711 Beavis Thomas son Beavis Thomas 1670 January 29 of Woodhouse
4712 Tarlton Beniaman son Tarlton John 1670 February 16
4713 Deane William son Deane William 1670 February 16
4714 Hatchat Mary daughter Hatchat James 1670 February 19
4715 Totwood Bridgat daughter Totwood George 1670 February 23
4716 Servior Elizabeth daughter Servior Richard 1670 February 28
4717 Spradgborough John son Spradgborough Thomas 1670 March 7
4718 Hooper Susanna daughter Hooper Thomas 1670 March 9
4719 Bath Jethro son Bath Robert 1670 March 12
4720 James John son James Hugh 1670 March 13
4721 Miller Joane daughter Miller widdow 1670 March 19
4722 Grunsell Jane daughter Grunsell William 1670 March 19
4723 Legget Robert son Legget Robert 1670 March 20
4724 Brexton Ann daughter Brexton William 1670 March 20 of Woodhouse
4725 Long George son Long William 1671 March 26
4726 Long Roger son Long John 1671 March 28
4727 Worwood Worwood John 1671 March 30
4728 Richeson Freind son Richeson Thomas 1671 April 5
4729 Eaame Nicholas son Eaame Thomas 1671 April 10
4730 Saith Elizabeth daughter Saith William 1671 April 12
4731 Barwick Joanna daughter Barwick Thomas 1671 April 13
4732 Hunniwell Hennery son Hunniwell Martaine 1671 April 14
4733 Turner Samuell son Turner Anthony 1671 April 14
4734 Munday Mary daughter Munday John 1671 April 30 of Charlton
4735 Plowman Edward son Plowman Thomas 1671 April 30 of Woodhouse
4736 Long Martha daughter Long Richard 1671 April 30
4737 Russell Thomas son Russell Thomas 1671 May 10 junior
4738 Walker Joane daughter Walker Anthony 1671 May 11
4739 Bramble Jane daughter Bramble Rubin 1671 May 14
4740 Budgly Richard son Budgly Richard 1671 May 20
4741 Dakince Robert son Dakince Robert 1671 May 22
4742 Peirce Sarah daughter Peirce Richard 1671 May 22
4743 Cowlie Cowlie John 1671 May 30
4744 Hayward Alce daughter Hayward William 1671 June 3
4745 Kingsmell Ellenor daughter Kingsmell Mr. John 1671 June 4
4746 Pope Pope Roger 1671 June 10
4747 Cooke Abbigale daughter Cooke William 1671 June 13
4748 Hunt Joseph son Hunt Edward 1671 June 17
4749 Munday Robert son Munday William 1671 June 17 of Charlton
4750 Merrick John son Merrick George 1671 June 27
4751 Webb John son Webb Nathaniell 1671 June 27
4752 Gibbince John son Gibbince Hennery 1671 July 2
4753 Narpely William son Narpely Isack 1671 July 2
4754 Foster Mary daughter Foster Richard 1671 July 9 of Charlton
4755 Blake Robert son Blake Richard 1671 July 11
4756 Chard Margaret daughter Chard Edward 1671 July 11
4757 Hatchet Thomas son Hatchet Thomas 1671 July 16
4758 Phillpot Gorge son Phillpot Gorge 1671 July 17 of Henkly
4759 Cornellius Joseph son Cornellius George 1671 July 23
4760 Tredgold Sarah daughter Tredgold John 1671 July 30
4761 Swetapell Margerit daughter Swetapell John 1671 August 16
4762 Copper Michaell son Copper William 1671 August 22
4763 Pearce An daughter Pearce Andrw 1671 August 27
4764 Bastin John son Bastin John 1671 September 5
4765 Hobgood John son Hobgood William 1671 September 17
4766 Knightling Phebe daughter Knightling Tobyas 1671 September 17
4767 Meales William son Meales William 1671 September 23 of Woodhouse
4768 Waller James son Waller William 1671 September 30
4769 Grunsell Thomas son Grunsell Richard 1671 October 3
4770 Sylance Sarah daughter Sylance Edward 1671 October 22
4771 Crouch Judeth daughter Crouch Michaell 1671 October 12
4772 Tredgold John son Tredgold John 1671 October 29
4773 Baverstoke Thomas son Baverstoke John 1671 November 21
4774 Hobgood Elizabeth daughter Hobgood John 1671 November 23 of Hatherden
4775 Golding John son Golding John 1671 December 10 junior, of Woodhouse
4776 Pipper Dorethy daughter Pipper Joseph 1671 December 10
4777 Noyse Elizabeth daughter Noyse Edward 1671 December 12 of Foxcote
4778 Overton Ruth daughter Overton John 1671 December 12
4779 Ratty Katherin daughter Ratty Shadrach 1671 January 6
4780 Purde Gorge son Purde Gorge 1671 January 3
4781 Salter Emblem daughter Salter Josyas 1671 January 3
4782 Foster John son Foster James 1671 January 9
4783 Pearce Susanna daughter Pearce Thomas 1671 January 14
4784 Lavender Dorothy daughter Lavender Thomas 1671 January 18
4785 Harfeld Phillip son Harfeld Michaell 1671 January 28
4786 Norrice Isaacke son Norrice Jeames 1671 January 28
4787 Goodall Elizabeth daughter Goodall Francis 1671 January 28
4788 Grove Elliner daughter Grove Jeames 1671 February 2
4789 Treadgold Robert son Treadgold Roger 1671 February 4 of Woodhouse
4790 Fuller Ann daughter Fuller Roger 1671 February 6 of Foxcote
4791 Meller Ann daughter Meller Thomas 1671 February 11
4792 Dowling William son Dowling John 1671 February 13 junior
4793 Painter William son Painter Robert 1671 February 13 senior
4794 Cheever Daved son Cheever Jonathan 1671 February 16
4795 Earle Richard son Earle Richard 1671 February 16
4796 Whetland Prudence daughter Whetland William 1671 February 16
4797 Antrum Sarah daughter Antrum William 1671 February 22
4798 Holdway John son Holdway Edward 1671 February 20
4799 Wells Richard son Wells Andrew 1671 February 20
4800 Fletwood Jane daughter Fletwood William 1671 February 25
4. Andover, Hampshire, England Parish Registers - marriages
I will publish the marriages for Blake in the Parish Registers of St Marys Andover. These records are taken from fiche which have scans of the original parish registers. The registers for marriages begin in 1587 and have provided me with a lot of details on the Blake family in Andover in the late 1500s and into the 1600s/1700s. Eventually I hope to complete my project of transcribing these Parish Registers for St Marys Andover beyond the early to mid 1700s.
Marriage Registers commenced in 1587
Number Groom Surname Groom Forename Parish Brides Surname Brides Forename Parish Grooms Father Brides Father Year Month Day Details
1101 Flood William Foster Anne 1683 September 24 at Foxcott
1102 Channell Ralph Gilmor Dorothy 1683 September 26 by license
1103 Apletone James Savage Ellen 1683 October 2
1104 Fay David Penton Mewsey Godfry Jone Penton Mewsey 1683 October 8 by license
1105 Gale Edward Shodsden Cooke Anne Ludgershall 1683 October 11 by license
1106 Pearce Andrew Emmott Mary 1683 October 21
1107 Wheatland Nicholas Bray Elizabeth 1683 November 1
1108 Tredgoll Richard Harris Elizabeth 1683 December 23
1109 Evans Henery Flood Anne 1683 December 26
1110 Fellow Robert Whitchurch Lane Anne Whitchurch 1683 December 27 at Foxcott
1111 Rutter Robert Hunywell Martha 1683 December 27
1112 Camber William F__land Hobbs Elizabeth 1683 January 1 by license
1113 Hill John Great Bedwiy, Wiltshire Read Joanna Great Bedwiy, Wiltshire 1683 January 8 by license
1114 Laishly Peter Pricto Jone 1683 January 11
1115 Flood Robert Whitly Sarah 1683 January 24
1116 Jeffery Thomas Jans Mary 1683 January 24 by license
1117 Goodall Elias Framtan Mary 1683 January 29
1118 House Ezekell Little Ann Hust Barbara Little Ann 1683 January 30 by licence at Foxcott
1119 Drewly Thomas Coventry Jane Upper Clatford 1683 February 10
1120 Cornelius Henry Jowles Mary 1683 February 11
1121 Sweetapple William James Mary 1683 February 12 at Foxcott
1122 Tayler William By Philadelphia Winton 1683 March 10 by licence
1123 Woollman William Edwards Anne 1684 March 31
1124 Bunny Benjamin Hopkins Martha 1684 April 3
1125 Restbridge John Buxcleer Southy Jane Droerthy, Waltte 1684 April 8
1126 Smith John ___lesher Bleach Anne Laverstock and Ford, Wiltshire 1684
1127 Flood Robert Scriven Mary 1684 May 6 the elder
1128 Bray George Farre Jone 1684 May 19 the younger
1129 Banstable George Baker Ellen 1684 May 20
1130 Austin alias Drew William Gaige Katherin 1684 May 23
1131 King Richard East Cholderton Smith Anis East Cholderton 1684 June 15
1132 Hunt William Stacey Anne 1684 June 22
1133 Norrice Henry Winkworth Anne 1684 July 1
1134 Fuller Nicholas Churcher Abigail 1684 July 21
1135 Steell John Ashmansworth Hawkins Sarah Ashmansworth 1684 July 23
1136 Jones Joseph ? Foster Ellanor Broughton 1684 September 16
1137 Hartland John Chard, Somerset Meriot Amy 1684 September 29
1138 Potter Francis Hoddineton, Oxford Williams Susana Aexern, Hampshire 1684 September 29
1139 Hayword John Stockley Jone 1684 November 6
1140 Miller Thomas Penton Alice 1684 November 7
1141 Hapgood John Peek Mary 1684 November 11
1142 Barnat `Robert Barton Stacy Channell Mary 1684 December 7
1143 Sceat Henry Barton Stacy Taphurst Margaret 1684 December 25
1144 Broad Edward Gray Elizabeth 1684 December 25
1145 Sturgis John Mersh Anne Broughton 1684 December 30
1146 Acton John Stapleford, Wiltshire Hewman Anne 1684 January 1
1147 Barton Stephen Wimbleton Mrs. Christian 1684 January 6
1148 Stovee Robert _____she__ Jeffery alias Cooke Jone ___she__ 1684 February 8
1149 Vicaridge Mr. Robert Portsmouth Holmes Mrs. Christian 1684 February 24 at Foxcott
1150 Tayler Thomas Whiteman Joan 1684 March 2
1151 Whinkmore John Knowles Elizabeth 1685 March 30
1152 Coley John Burges Mary 1685 April 13
1153 Dowling Phillip Munday Jane 1685 April 20
1154 Staniford John Gold Katherin 1685 April 23
1155 Goddard John Tarrant Katherin 1685 April 30
1156 Gover Robert Godden Mary 1685 May 10
1157 Woodman Richard Russell Elizabeth 1685 May 28
1158 Westcoat John Benham Elizabeth 1685 June 1
1159 Marriner Joseph Barton Stacy Scullard Mary 1685 June 23
1160 Holland Henry Clarke Margaret 1685 July 20
1161 Bath Samuel Minchin Sarah 1685 August 17
1162 Auston Edward Cox Ellen 1685 August 20
1163 Hyliar John Hustborne Tarrant Waterman Mary Hustborne Tarrant 1685 August 31
1164 Mersh Henry Hustborne Tarrant Hidden Margery 1685 September 20
1165 Francis William Kingscleer Mallard Elizabeth 1685 September 29
1166 Prince Richard Long Parish Leach Edith Long Parish 1685 September 29
1167 Wilkins Thomas Buttermere Humber Jone Buttermere 1685 September 29
1168 Batchelor Moses ___lin, Wiltshire Edmons Margaret Romsey 1685 October 1
1169 Newman Walter Winterslow, Wiltshire Powell Elizabeth Appleshewe 1685 October 3
1170 Warham Edward Lydiard Anne 1685 October 4
1171 Barber William Marriner Mary 1685 October 8 at Foxcott
1172 Coale Roger St Mary Bourne Browne Susanna Hustborne Tarrant 1685 October 12
1173 Banks Geoffery Parsons Judith 1685 October 12
1174 Soaper Richard Figgus Lydia 1685 October 20
1175 Horne alias ___ine William Hustborne Tarrant Bemann Martha 1685 October 27 at Foxcott
1176 Edwards Richard Blanchard Mary 1685 November 2
1177 Portsmouth William Gale Jone 1685 November 3
1178 Fleetwood John Bunny Dorothy 1685 November 10
1179 Russell Roger Gale Elizabeth 1685 November 16
1180 Vere Richard Munday Mary 1685 November 22
1181 Sutten Luke Chilbolton Sheppard Mary Chilbolton 1685 November 24
1182 Purchall Nicholas Tangly Holdway Elizabeth Ashmansworth 1685 November 24
1183 Farenden Benjamin Daniel Elizabeth 1685 December 14 at Foxcott
1184 Lewenden Thomas Sheppard Elizabeth 1685 December 27
1185 Whatly Thomas Palmor Ursulla 1685 December 28
1186 Grace James Salmon Sarah 1685 January 12
1187 Philpot alias Purivor John Manfield Anne 1685 January 23
1188 Griffin William Dauby Hannah 1685 January 26
1189 Harris Christopher Ringwood Beamont Christian Longparish 1685 January 27
1190 Saxon WilliamBuckland Bird Mary 1685 February 2 widow
1191 Oaky William Pewsey Cooke Mary 1685 March 2 at Foxcott
1192 Dyaper William Daukins Mary 1685 March 15
1193 Braxton John Shipton Elizabeth 1686 April 13
1194 Sayward Robert Judde Ruth 1686 May 6
1195 Collins John Thrapson Haukins Magdallen 1686 May 8
1196 Whitcher John Crocker Elizabeth 1686 May 16
1197 Parker Walter Mansbridge Jone 1686 May 2
1198 Hulate John Feltham Mary 1686 June 23
1199 Grigory John Drewly Jone 1686 July 11
1200 Hylliar John Marshall Katherin 1686 July 14
1201 Short Paul Goodall Mary 1686 July 22
1202 Scullard Zacharias Ruddle Margaret 1686 July 25
1203 Hunt John Upper clatford Beales Mary Upper Clatford 1686 July 31 at Foxcott
1204 Harfield Michaell May Hester London 1686 August 3
1205 White Mr. William Barwick Joanna 1686 August 9
1206 Grace John Hobbs Elinor 1686 August 9
1207 Green John Burrat Lydia 1686 August 17
1208 Russell Thomas Newell Anne 1686 August 22
1209 Wheatly Richard Mundy Anne 1686 August 25
1210 Joules Nicholas Rosdell Elizabeth 1686 September 5
1211 Fuller Abel Gaige Martha 1686 September 5
1212 Sutton John Heath Jone Stockford 1686 September 29
1213 Luffe Thomas Hunt Katherin Malborough, Wiltshire 1686 September 29
1214 Rorchord Robert Sceat Elizabeth Frinock 1686 September 30
1215 Thorne Richard Head Anne Great Beding, Wiltshire 1686 September 30
1216 Cooper Robert Scodsden Anne 1686 October 3
1217 Dawby William Abbots Ann Harris Martha Wherewell 1686 November 1
1218 Geoffery John Tangly Gale Anne 1686 November 15
1219 Ratty Edmund St Mary Bourne Carter Jone St Mary Bourn 1686 November 16
1220 French Robert Salmon Elizabeth 1686 November 22
1221 Powell alias Durnford Thomas Barton Stacy Leggatt Mary 1686 December 5
1222 Phillis Thomas Eggbury, St Mary Bourne Keen Anne MirMist, Amport 1686 January 10
1223 Hide Charles Titcom Elizabeth 1686 January 16
1224 Spannel Edward Asheridge Jone Winson 1686 January 26
1225 Nayle John Upton Nalder Amy Hustborne Tarrant 1686 January 29
1226 Munday William Bear Mary 1686 February 2
1227 Morrant Thomas Godden Jone 1686 February 2
1228 Hylliar John Beeching Stoake, Wiltshire Hyliar Anne Beeching Stoake 1686 February 7
1229 Ivy John Appleshew Tull Jane Upper Collingbourne 1686 March 12
1230 Hawkins Edward Crowder Jone 1687 March 29
1231 Peck John Way Jone 1687 March 28
1232 Griffin John Miller Anne 1687 March 28
1233 Baker William Markes Susanna Weeke 1687 April 4
1234 Dunstar Henry Gover Mary 1687 April 6
1235 Parsons Robert South Tidworth Bayly Jane North Tidworth 1687 April 6
1236 Blandy Stephen Little Basing Stevens Mary Ashmansworth 1687 May 21
1237 Hatchard Jonathan Goodworth Clatford Ritchiner Mary 1687 May 31
1238 Speering Thomas Piper Piper 1687 June 6
1239 Purdy John Miller Mary 1687 June 20
1240 Cook Charles Bath Katherin 1687 June 25
1241 Sutten George Smith Jane 1687 July 4
1242 Clapshaw John Crockford Mary Hatford, Berkshire 1687 July 21
1243 Wayt Richard ___ford Gray Mary ___ford 1687 July 28
1244 Biggs Richard Burbage, WIL Scarlett Dorohy Burbage, WIL 1687 July 30
1245 Betteridge Jonathan West Tythyely Hayter Jone Broughton 1687 July 31
1246 Humphry Andrew Salmon Jone 1687 August 8
1247 Coler Richard Broughton Haughted Elizabeth Haughton 1687 August 8
1248 Butcher Edward Flood Mary 1687 August 12
1249 Miller Thomas Hall Anne 1687 August 18
1250 Neale John Cooke Mary 1687 August 22
1251 Huse James Wherwell Lewis Jane Chilbolton 1687 August 27
1252 Blake Charles Framtan Jane 1687 September 2
1253 Poor Thomas Lockford Goddard Alice Fullarton 1687 September 3
1254 Moor John Thrapson Beales Winifred Thrapson 1687 November 15 married at Foxcott
1255 Bele Robert Winton King Elizabeth 1687 December 27
1256 Segrove John Cooke Elizabeth 1687 December 27
1257 Burroughs Simon Burclear Dudmand Mary Burclear 1687 December 29
1258 Smale Robert Paige Jone 1687 January 8
1259 Butcher William Cooper Judith 1687 January 31
1260 Hust Roger Cooper Alice 1687 February 2
1261 Knightling John Miller Anne 1687 February 2
1262 Morrant Matthew Drayten Mary 1687 February 2
1263 Golding Richard Kent Jone 1687 February 2
1264 Woollman Willliam Blanchard Elinor 1688 April 15
1265 Bunney Robert Webbe Susanna 1688 April 16
1266 Biggs George Early Bridgett 1688 May
1267 Tomson John Reavers Mary 1688 May
1268 Hooper John Sutton Elizabeth 1688 May
1269 Pike Edward Collingbourn Kingston, Wiltshire Philpot alias Purvior Mary 1688 May 28
1270 New Andrew Gardner Susan 1688 June 4
1271 Simmons alias Elis Robert Humfry Sarah 1688 June 4
1272 Salmon Peter Paynter Katherine 1688 July 17
1273 Gaige Paul Cleve Jone 1688 July 22
1274 Holmes Thomas Sansbury Elizabeth 1688 July 23
1275 Harfield Michaell Watts Barbara 1688 July 30
1276 Fuller Richard Fuller Sarah 1688 August 2
1277 Lambert Edward Boyton, WIL Blake Mrs. Sarah 1688 September 11 married at Foxcott
1278 Drewly James Munday Jane 1688 September 16
1279 Hawkins James Vere Jone 1688 September 16
1280 Spring John Hawkins Mary 1688 September 30
1281 Holdway William Munday Mary 1688 September 30
1282 Oates Richard Cary Elizabeth 1688 September 30
1283 Hatchett John Hatchar Elizabeth 1688 October 2 junior
1284 Bishop John Blake Elizabeth 1688 October 2
1285 Drewly John Turner Elizabeth 1688 October 9
1286 Seagrove John Hide Frances 1688 October 14
1287 Nichols Thomas Bolling Thomasin Collingborn 1688 November 10
1288 Rutter Stephen Chandler Mary Russell 1688 November 30
1289 Colly William Peek Elizabeth 1688 December 27
1290 James John Comaplin Mary 1688 January 31
1291 Shorear Peter Cowdry Jone 1688 February 4
1292 Rutter Thomas Figgus Elizabeth 1688 February 10
1293 Payne George Goodall Mary 1688 February 10
1294 Leake John Wheeler Sarah 1688 February 12
1295 Allen William Weston Mary 1688 February 30
1296 Stone John Hotten Moudy Anne Borington 1688 March 5
1297 Rolph Edmund Moore Martha 1688 March 19
1298 Dean John Tarlton Anne 1689 April 2
1299 Head Anthony Figgus Elizabeth 1689 April 2
1300 Paynter Robert White Emblem 1689 April 11
1301 Wheatland William Drayton Rebeca 1689 April 12
1302 Reinold Daniell Hooper Mary 1689 April 13
1303 Smith John Philpot alias Purvior Clemens 1689 April 17
1304 Cornelius George Andrews Jone 1689 April 22 senior
1305 Perfitt Noah Wissam Alice 1689 April 24
1306 Walters John Ren Hannah 1689 May 20
1307 Scullard Zacharias Rumbold Elizabeth 1689 May 20
1308 Westcott William Munday Elizabeth 1689 May 23
1309 Walker Anthony Sheppard Jone 1689 July 3
1310 Mills Samuel Mills Elizabeth 1689 September 7
1311 Wilmott Thomas Pappatt Anne 1689 September 7
1312 Vere John Duffin Elizabeth 1689 September 7
1313 Plowman William Hedges Jone 1689 September 23
1314 Woodman Richard Emmott Elinor 1689 September 27
1315 Dyet John Paynter Sarah Sarum 1689 September 27
1316 Parsons William North Tedworth Moudy Mary South Tidworth 1689 September 30
1317 Leach Thomas Abbott 1689 September 30
1318 Holmes Charles Cannon Mary Husborn Pryor 1689 October 5
1319 Munday John Wheeler Katherin 1689 October 6
1320 Way Thomas Knowles Elinor 1689 November 25
1321 Clark Thomas Thrapson Silverthorn Anne Thrapson 1689 November 30
1322 Milles Peter Annattes Anne 1689 December 12
1323 Talmaldge Edward Salmon Jane 1689 December 12
1324 Salmon William Talmadge Mary 1689 December 16
1325 Tanner William Gold Mary 1689 December 22
1326 Bray John Biffon Hester 1689 December 24
1327 Poor Richard Abbots Ann Warham Mary Longparish 1689 January 2
1328 Leach Thomas C_____ Mary 1689 January 20
1329 Broad Charles Waight Elizabeth 1689 January 21
1330 Hall Robert Frances 1689 January
1331 Spring Richard Watkins Jone 1689 February 11
1332 Smith Mr. William Newport Collsell Christian 1689 February 24 widow
1333 Hapgood John Ham Bunch Mary Henly, parish of Buttermeer 1689 March 12
1334 Dear Charles Collingbourn Kingston, Wiltshire Fay Anne Collingborn 1690 April 1
1335 Durnford Andrew Lancaster Mary 1690 April 1
1336 Knowles William Cooke Mary 1690 April 20
1337 Route Thomas Saith Jane 1690 April 20
1338 Dawby Benjamin Whitchurch Gantlett Mary Whitchurch 1690 April 22
1339 Goodall Richard Meales Jone 1690 April 22 junior
1340 Sheppard Nicholas Beauly Goodall Elizabeth 1690 April 29
1341 Smith William Marshall Mrs. Anne 1690 May 1
1342 Smith Hugh Ratty Katherin 1690 May 12
1343 Sceat Trustram Munks Anne Elsly Jane Barton Stacy 1690 May 11
1344 Castleman Charles Wheatland Elizabeth 1690 June 8
1345 Richenson Thomas Noys Gartright 1690 June 8
1346 Walter Joseph Winchester Waterman Elizabeth 1690 June 11
1347 Francis John Bear Sarah 1690 June 29
1348 Bull John Qickering Jone Barton Stacy 1690 June 30
1349 Cooper Alexander Golding Abigail 1690 July 13
1350 Cooke Richard Jelliffe Dorothy 1690 August 13
Any submissions, queries for the journal please submit to Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp for the 1st July 2022 issue by the middle of June 2022.
Elizabeth Kipp, kippeeb@rogers.com
Member #4600: Guild of one name studies – studying Blake and Pincombe
Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/
