The United Nations is our Solidarity

 Reading through the "Lent without Borders" email today and the theme this year for Lent is "Love that Heals and Empowers." Dr. Evrard Nahimana has chosen "solidarity" as his topic of value today. What came to my mind was the United Nations. Formed after the Second World War it was meant to be and is a place for everyone to talk. As one of the founding members, Canada my country, I learned as a child that this was to be the organization that would save mankind. With 51 members initially who attended the 1945 Conference in San Francisco it now has 193 members which is most of the sovereign states of the world. The United States of America gave land on Manhattan Island and declared it an international site which they have honoured to this day. It was to have world peace that we, the founders, established the United Nations. The Objectives of the United Nations include maintaining international peace and security but we always need buy-in to have that happen. And so once again we sit on the sidelines as the people of Ukraine are butchered in the name of Nazi Psychopathic Russian greed (the Ukrainians have a right to their freedom; to self determination). But Dr. Nahimana reminds us that the solidarity that is being discussed rejects blaming or judgment. Deep in my heart I do blame the Nazi Psychopathic Putin and his enablers for all the deaths in Ukraine and it will be hard to step back and once again when the war is done and peace restored to our world and the criminals prosecuted for their wrongs then God will help us to forgive. Knowing that gives hope because hate destroys. 

Although China is a supporter of Russia; China could also be a peace maker that preserves our world if they so choose. We are at a precipice as we wait and watch. Thank you Dr. Nahimana for your words of wisdom and for reminding us that this Lent the theme is "Love that Heals and Empowers."

Rudyard Kipling's poem always comes to mind in times of conflict:

The Ballad of East and West

 Oh, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet,
Till Earth and Sky stand presently at God's great Judgment Seat;
But there is neither East nor West, Border, nor Breed, nor Birth,
When two strong men stand face to face, though they come from the ends of the earth! 

We can do this World; we can have peace but the price is so very high every time. 

One day of cleaning and the second is today. There is a calming effect in cleaning. Something that needs to be done. I take it in lengths of fourty five minutes and then a rest for thirty minutes. At 77 one can not keep up strenuous labour for long periods. In between my research which yesterday included going through the Hundreds of Devon Subsidy of 1524-7 looking at all the names and collecting the ones that interest me as well as understanding my Pencombe ancestors. Again at Gidleigh, Chagford and Tedburn St Mary in the Wonford Hundred I found the Tencombe and Tynkeham families. Also located on the Protestation Returns, this family is said to have derived its name from the River Teign and comb refers to valley in old English. So once again I will pass by this group and see them as an independent family line. It is interesting that the two spellings occur Tencombe and Tynkeham much the same as Pencombe and Pynkeham in the 1542 Devon Lay Subsidy. 

Breakfast awaits and one wonders will I ever tire of cooked oats. Probably not I am a person of habit. It is very appealing to have my oats cooked in milk with cranberries and raisins, then wheat germ, wheat bran, chocolate and blueberries added in at the end of the cooking. I look for it every day. Edward preferred just the oats cooked in mostly water to which he would add a heaping spoonful of brown sugar and perhaps some fruit. But not every day, he liked variety.

Lent Without Borders

I receive in my Inbox every morning from the Primate's World Relief and Development Fund an email with guided thoughts each morning and this Email is labeled "Lent without borders + an individual who writes their thoughts or shares an approach to their own discipline." Today it is Dr Evrard Nahimana a physician from Rwanda.  He speaks about "being in the House of yes," in his case "a life-affirming approach to health care and life in general that confronts the challenges we face and seeks healing, empowerment and a way forward." For me I am in the House of yes that says we must help Ukraine and in that House I will stay until the last Russian invader has left Ukraine (it is the crisis of this generation). There are questions to reflect and pray about and for those receiving these moving thoughts during Lent, I have found the words very important to my thoughts on how the world should move - definitely in peace not war. Our striving for excellent should be in the athletic endeavours of those so inclined or in economics for those so inclined but not in throwing bombs or shooting wars - that is definitely archaic and probably damaging to Mother Earth. The earthquakes do trouble me and we should do all that we can to minimize the disruptions to Mother Earth that are created by our human existence. Accidents do happen in our world but we must always be trying to prevent them.

Today is cleaning day and tomorrow. The rigorous routine that I have set in place for my daily living is nothing more than following the word of God really. He tells us to maintain our life, maintain ourselves and help where we can. At 77, I am limited in what I can do and what I am able to do but it is important to try to do more than nothing. 

I will continue working away on the BMBs for the Siderfin family. Now that I have extracted all that I can find in the three databases for original records (must contemplate subscribing to The Genealogist - checked this out but they do not have a lot of material on Somerset which is what I need at the moment; as I move on perhaps I will find this database also helpful) and will now try to merge the Census Data with the BMBs for the individuals first found in the Census of 1841. Gradually moving backwards in time towards the 1600s which are difficult given the presence of the Commonwealth under Cromwell for a period of time when not all the records were recorded in the Parish Registers. There are outliers in the family that need to be brought back into their correct family lines. 

As well now that I have the 1524-7 Devon Lay Subsidy I will review every parish recorded to extract the different surnames that are of interest to me. Yesterday I got through two of the Hundreds where I found mostly nothing although did note the presence of the Snowe family and the Vicary family. East Budleigh and Colyton Hundreds are complete. It is a good project that I can just pick up anytime for periods of time on a random basis as it does not require any theoretical thinking just extraction of a known list of names. 

The snow continues and we expect a snow storm tomorrow. The heavy snows come in March generally and they are needed to help saturate the earth for spring. The routine of Mother Nature is so very important to all the world. 

Breakfast soon but first a little time on the Axminster Hundred before starting the cleaning.

The Nazi Psychopathic Putin lives in an illusion

Definitely one could tell the Nazi Psychopathic Putin  that we have no interest in Russia; we do not do trade with Russia we do not permit Russians to have a Visa to come here although have welcomed the people who have requested asylum. We have no desire to see Russia break up into little pieces. We just want Russia to get out of Ukraine as quickly as is possible. I am sure the Russian troops would love to go back home where it is warm, where they have fresh clothes and good food. The troops, if permitted, would not stay any longer than they are forced to do so. We keep telling you Nazi Psychopathic Putin and your adherents that we have no interest in Russia beyond wanting Russia to get out of Ukraine. Once you have left Ukraine and have proven yourselves trustworthy not to attack other countries then we can think about Russia as a nation instead of a Nazi attack machine. But at the moment we do not think about you other than we want you to get out of Ukraine which you illegally attacked and are now busy killing Ukrainians who have done  nothing to you. You have no excuse for attacking Ukraine; they are a free and independent country. Glory to Ukraine. Death to the Invaders.

Moving forward and looking back

Sunday, Lent 1 and it is a time of moving forward and looking back. I tend to concentrate more on the moving forward but Lent does have us look back over the life of Jesus as we approach slowly but surely Passion Sunday, Holy Week, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Black Saturday and gloriously Easter Sunday. We are lucky, we descendants of those early Christians as they would become known, we know that Easter Sunday always follows in that order. I can not imagine what life was like on those days leading up to Easter Sunday; our lives are so very different but yet the same in some ways. The same days of the week; the same need to get up every day and go to work and resting on the Sabbath. Putting on our best clothes for Sunday. Eating with family. There is so much the same and yet different. For many of us, myself included, the world has been, more or less, at peace since 1945 - localized war but not a war that consumed that entire world like World War II did. Some escaped but not completely - you couldn't go anywhere; life was curtailed much like the years of the COVID-19 pandemic except not the same as a war. 

The Nazi Psychopathic Putin does have it wrong though. We do not seek to attack Russia; we just want Russia to get out of Ukraine. The people of Ukraine want to be Ukrainian not Russian. There have been people at Ukraina longer than there have been people in Russia. They are one of the oldest Homo sapiens populations in the world because they were an Ice Retreat during the last glacial maximum otherwise known as the Last Great Ice Age.  Sheltered from the ravages of the Ice Age; people prospered enough to leave as the Ice retreated and bared the land once again so that life could go on. Any suffering that Russia feels is of their own creation. They attacked Ukraine. Rest assured though there will come a time when we will forgive Russia as a country but not the Nazi Psychopathic Putin and his enablers. We know who they are now; they were all there digitally preserved for all time on Television and shown to the world. The Nazi Psychopathic Putin and his enablers are destroying Russia; destroying the life blood of Russia in a useless war that Russia started and could end today; now; immediately at this moment in time. Get out of Ukraine and the war is done. Friends are not made by attacking them; slaves will always seek freedom. Glory to Ukraine. Death to the Invaders.

Yesterday I completed the census for Siderfin in terms of the easy extraction of the material. There will be people to look for and families headed by female Siderfin lines as I have not found all of them. I will attempt to bring them into the early 1900s as well. My Siderfin line goes back to my 3x great grandmother Elizabeth (Betty) Siderfin baptized 19 Jun 1759 at Wootton Courtney, Somerset and married to John Rew 30 Jan 1792 at Selworthy, Somerset. It was George DeKay who sent me on that trail of the ancestors to help produce an accurate Profile of the Pincombe Family who emigrated to Westminster Township in the late 1840s it was thought by the descendants. Although for years I had resisted becoming immersed in genealogy, I let him eventually persuade me to do the Profile. Although it did take a bit of arm twisting for sure. I knew that genealogy was a long pursuit as I had watched my husband hunt for his 2x great grandfather Isaac Kipp's parents. What kept me at it was DNA for sure; I have always been fascinated by DNA since my childhood when the first discoveries on DNA were published. 

DNA, both human and other, still retains that ethereal logical flow of life that began eons ago somewhere in the cosmos when God decided to create and so we are here still where life sometimes seems to hang by a thread because of Nazi Psychopaths like Putin and Hitler before him as they attack the so-called World Order. The reality is that there isn't a World Order, in our present age, just eight billion people trying to live and work and raise their families on Mother Earth. Whatever proves to be a workable situation evolves; whatever doesn't collapses into anarchy. It is a tenuous relationship and one that must be guarded and protected from Nazi Psychopaths as they have proven to be man's worst enemies. If you want to have a smooth running country then look to the system that best captures the life style of the people. Although I am not a Liberal; I have supported them these past ten years with no regrets. I prefer the logical Conservative but they no longer exist in great numbers; the times have given us social Conservatives trying to dictate people's lives and Homo sapiens yearns for freedom within controls that protect us. Some allow for more controls; others for less but the rule of law must prevail. We see what has happened in Ukraine attacked by Russia. Absolute destruction and murder. Helping Ukraine is a human response. Glory to Ukraine. Death to the Russian invaders.

Continuing with Siderfin and the Census

Another good day on Siderfin with the 1891 and 1901 reviewed and on to the 1911 which I started. I still need to find the "missing ones" who are perhaps misspelled.  I should be able to find them more readily once I do the BMBs which will follow the 1911 census. I will glance at the 1921 census but not collect it at this time. 

I also thought more about the Pincombe book which is hovering in the back of my mind. The Newsletters will be an aid in creating such a book. Again it will be an online book and I will offer it to the various databases and companies as well as posting it. But I have been thinking maybe I should put it on Amazon and then give the money to charity. I need to find out more about that idea. If it is complicated then just posting it will work best for me. At 77 I do not want to puzzle through anything that I do not have to. Takes up too much time. 

Saturday again and this is garbage day and my partial bin of paper/cardboard is waiting to go to the street. I generally collect up all the food waste in waxed paper cartons and freeze it so that I just put that out every few weeks. Then there is the garbage which has diminished greatly this past year. Mostly just plastic bags although fewer and fewer of those as I am using mostly fresh produce. Hydroponics is a great way to grow vegetables in Canada in the winter time. Great work farmers. It is minus 24 degrees celsius as I write.

Another deluge of snow expected next week and the month of March can be our heaviest month and we have already exceeded normal snowfall here. Good for the ground when the melting times comes and mud season begins. Nothing like a good mud season if you are into being a child and making mud pies. I just wait it out until it dries up and then out to garden. My least favourite thing to do actually. The house plants are still thriving and one of the three orchids is going to bloom much to my surprise. Edward did love those house plants and I have tried to keep them going. They need to be re-potted though; nice new earth so will attempt that in the spring on a nice warm day on the patio. We will get a yellow bag of dirt this year to put into the garden beds. They need freshening up and once again we will plant onions, tomatoes (small), parsley, several kinds of lettuce, peppers and perhaps a couple of other items. My enthusiasm is not high for gardening but the produce is nice. It really does eat into my writing time for sure. We are doing restorative gardening though and that doesn't involve digging so not quite the exhausting process it was over the last 13 years that I have worked in the garden. It was Edward's thing that he really enjoyed and except for helping him when he asked I stayed away from it after I went back to work outside of the house. I did do a lot of yard work when I stayed home including cutting the lawn with a hand mower and helping plant and pick. But not being a hero type I did not do all that work when I went to work outside the house (and if the proofreading/copyediting was busy I didn't do it then either!). 

Yellow gold sky in the east and I am up early. Active brain as I call it. My mind wanted to get going on the day and so I arose a little early. It is fun to see the sunrise and soon I will not see it as the days are lengthening. Dinner in full light now and breakfast as well normally. 

Prayers continuing for the peoples of Turkey and Syria affected by the earthquake. It does take time I expect to recover. We get the occasional good tremor here but in the 5 or less range. The fault line is about 1 kilometre from me. Mother Earth does seem restless this year with all the earthquakes - is it the war that brings them on so strongly? One wonders about that. All of that constant shelling must be felt deep into the ground. Prayers continuing for the miners in China. I see President Zelenskyy is listening to the Chinese proposal of a cease-fire plan and coming to the table. In the long run it will be Ukraine that dictates how all of that goes. Russia lives in a dream world where they imagine (probably to scare their people into absolute obedience) all sorts of things. Had Russia not enslaved millions of people behind an Iron Curtain after World War II, NATO probably would not have happened. The United Nations was working well. The need for an airlift to Berlin in 1948 so that the people in the three sectors (British, French and American) would have food was really the torch that created NATO I think. Finland and Sweden would not be asking to join NATO either; Russia caused them to do that when Ukraine was attacked. Life would be so much pleasanter if Russia would simply take care of her people; make a better life for them instead of using them as cannon fodder in an illegal war against Ukraine a free country, and obviously, the Russians should just get out of Ukraine. Just the Nazi Psychopathic elite of Russia, we know who many of you are now as you were all digitally stored at the Nazi Psychopathic Putin's speech, does well with lots of money and homes whilst the rest of Russia (you all appear to be Nazis (are you?) as you have invaded Ukraine to steal their land and kill their people) still lives the barest of existences with little spare money it would appear. 

On to the 1911 census and the day unfolds ahead of me. The sky is crimson now and so I remember the "Sailors take warming" that comes from a morning crimson sun but I am a long way from the oceans (we have three, the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Arctic) but the Great Lakes are not that far away although generally full of ice this time of year and very dangerous, then there are the massive rivers also somewhat frozen but not quite and rather dangerous as well. Spring breakup is coming soon enough. Good morning dear Sun soon to poke its beautiful head above the tree line. God's world is with us again today; a beautiful gift we should not squander. We are a God-fearing and God-loving people in this Western Hemisphere.

Back to Siderfin

I discovered that the website  https://westcountrybooks.com/ permits downloads of some very interesting items including the 1524-7 Devon Lay Subsidy. With that now in hand I was able to check out Bideford and no Pencombe or derivative name on that Subsidy. Good news as it does support my notion that Pencombe was up until the mid 1520s only at North Molton (and South Molton). Having arrived there likely in 1489 with Lord de la Zouch, the Pencombe individual was likely the John Pencombe found on the Subsidy at North Molton and right below him on the Subsidy is Thomas Pencombe. John has a value of Goods listed at 5 and Thomas has Wages listed at 1; it does look like a father/son relationship. I feel quite content with my assumption and leave it to those who follow me in the Pincombe/Pinkham quest to discover anything more that might clarify what I have developed as a thesis for this family in Devon. I would like to explore this Pencombe family in Hertfordshire but will leave that for the book that I would like to write on my mother's father's family. All in all a very successful happening and it is thanks to  Bernard Welchman who provides the service and years ago; way back in about 2008 or so I purchased a number of CDs from him that have been my mainstay looking into Devon and Somerset. 

With Siderfin, I completed the 1871 and 1881 census arranging the individuals into their families. I also went back to 1851 and arranged the families in numerical order commencing with Family 1 and continued that process right up to the end of 1881. It makes it easier to look back and connect the families. I tend towards alphabetical or numerical order whichever serves the purpose. It is rigorous and easy to manipulate. I will complete up to the 1911 census and then go back to the Births, Marriages and Burials that I have collected and see what state they are in as that collection too was completed in 2008-2010. If not into families than I will do that plus put them into the family groupings as defined in the census of 1841 which was my key going forward through the census and will also serve going backwards into the Parish Registers. Eventually I will likely replace the single number with a village/town and a number but that comes in the future. At the moment simply getting them into a good robust family number leads me onward to a better understanding of the Siderfin Family and will help me as I move forward from the early to mid 1600s. There can be gaps in the Parish Registers during the Commonwealth Period and I will rely on the Lay Subsidies to help me. I now have two quests for the Lay Subsidies for Somerset - both the Blake family and the Siderfin family. Perhaps I will be able to schedule myself into the Family History Library to locate that material. 

Prayers continuing for the recovery of those who survived the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. Prayers also for the miners trapped in China. As we reach the one year mark in the war which Russia is waging against the Ukrainian people, prayers for the Ukranian people and that the cease-fire which China has proposed could happen and that Russia get out of Ukraine where they have no business to be as has been passed by a huge majority in the United Nations General Meeting. Glory to Ukraine. Death to the Invaders.

Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter completed

I have completed the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter surprisingly this week. I did not think it would be possible but what I had planned to do - Chart 2 can not happen. I do not have all the material that I need to move to Chart 2 which would be North Molton. Chart 1 was the first three generations and is in this next issue of the Newsletter. I will add to that chart when I receive some new material but it is, I think, for the most part complete. Once I have everything entered I will date it. Plus the Newsletter is already long enough.

Yesterday I found an Ash Wednesday service on YouTube which I attended. I do not actually see myself going to a Service in person for a while yet. It is an omission on my part that I do confess to at prayer time but going is not practical for me. I need to drive on the highway and do not do that very often. Once I have my cataracts removed perhaps I will have such lovely new vision I will do that again. 

Back to the Siderfin book and a week early actually. I am working my way through the census putting families together and numbering them from one census to the next to make that step easier when I come to it. I need to do the same with the BMBs that I have from the 1700s for the Siderfin family. I may have done it I didn't check yet. But I was just in the process of extracting material when I gave the study up to my cousin. 

I am starting to think about the other books I would now like to write. They will all be online; nothing printed. I have one more book to revise and that is George Dekay's book on our mutual Gray families but he also included the Carling, Routledge, Beverley, Hildred, Pincombe and a couple of others in the book as well. I do have some nice historical information on the families that I descend from namely Routledge, Gray and Pincombe. Probably I should investigate and see if the Carling, Beverley, Hildred, etc have individuals who would like to revise the book as well. 

I will do a Pincombe Book and a Blake Book just to bring together all the information that I have collected. 

Another heavy snowfall predicted for today 15 to 20 centimetres and it is minus 9 degrees celsius. A good inside day working away on the Siderfin Book. I would like to see it done by the end of the year and we will see how that goes. Probably I will then move to the Pincombe book and it is an obvious next choice in that I would continue working in the same area of the country Somerset being next to Devon and some of my research tools overlap for this area. My Blake book will probably be about my own line at Andover, Hampshire. I do not see myself writing up any of the other Blake lines. I do not have enough personal experience and there are many Blake researchers better schooled than I to produce such a book on different areas. 

The day begins and I am early publishing my blog but I wrote part of it yesterday after I completed the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter.

Ash Wednesday - 2023

As we enter the most sacred time in the Church Year which culminates in Holy Week and Easter Sunday, may God bless the world and give us the strength to deal with those who care only about themselves and threaten us with nuclear war. That they would even dare to destroy your planet and all of your creations is beyond the pale. We are a God-loving and God-fearing people who respect this land and do not foolishly threaten those who share this planet with us. Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord and I do wait on God's vengeance for what is being done to the peoples of Ukraine by Russia and Belarus. Belarus well knows that Ukraine is not going to attack them. Presumably Lukashenko is also a Psychopathic Nazi calling up 100,000 to 150,000 to prepare to fight. Next thing he will be threatening us with nuclear weapons as well.

How childish; how infantile that really is. Watching the faces of the smiling syncophants as  they cheered on the Nazi Psychopathic Leader Putin is a sad sight before God. When all that aid was landed in Russia by the Western allies to help them fight the Nazis during the Second World War Stalin had the grace to thank them for helping to fight against Nazis tyranny. No one should be attacked by their neighbour so ruthlessly as Ukraine has been by the Nazi Psychopaths of Russia (we all (the so-called West) stand with Ukraine and will continue to give them the arms they need to kick the Nazi Psychopathic Russians out of their country). Russia basically remains untouched even though there is enough power in Europe alone to send Russia back into the Stone Age but we wait for the goodness that must be there in the Russian people to stop this monster and his smiling syncophants that we could see yesterday during the Nazi Psycopathic Putin's speech. Can they actually look at themselves in a mirror and see how disgusting those few Russians are that control millions of Russians. Their faces are forever recorded in digital format so that we will always know who they are. Their sons are sitting down to dinner with their families; most Russians' sons are being told to fight and die in a war against their cousins, their neighbours and their best friends. After all Ukraine stood between the Nazi armies of the Second World War and Russia fighting valiantly to help protect Russia. Your lust and greed for land is disgusting you Nazi Psychopaths. 

Cleaning all completed and on to the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter. I have worked through what I believe to be the next edition of that early family Chart; labeled Chart 1. It is unlikely that I can complete Chart 2 for North Molton as I want to purchase a CD that has to come by mail and that will take time. But for the moment I am pleased with my progress with the original Pencombe who arrived at North Molton in the beginning of the reign of Henry VII with Lord de la Zouch. I am missing Bideford in the 1524-7 Subsidy but should have it once I have ordered the CD and it has arrived. 

I also worked on the Ancestry autosomal DNA matches that my siblings, my cousin and myself have with individuals who, according to their online trees, descend from Richard Pinkham an early emigrant to the Royal Colony of New Hampshire circa 1642. The Excel file has 35 entries with 5 of the members having multiple entries for the different siblings/cousins. There are 26 distinct individuals in total in the chart. I have removed five individuals from consideration as descendants of Richard Pinkham because I can trace them back to an emigrant who came later to the American Colonies and the United States of America as it became at a later time. There are five private trees reducing the number of significant matches to 16 individuals. Another five individuals list their ancestor at Charleston, Massachusetts Bay Colony or other than New Hampshire and they have also been excluded for the moment. That leaves a total of 11 individuals who appear to be descendant of Richard Pinkham of New Hampshire. These matches range from 8 centimorgans to 12 centimorgans. Normally I would only look at matches of 20 centimorgans or more but Ancestry uses a piece of software called "Timber" to extract DNA from matches that are common to particular areas rather than specific family inherited DNA. The four siblings have a varied amount of shared Pincombe DNA and I in particular only share on one particular chromosome with my known cousin making matches rather interesting within our family grouping. Unfortunately none of the eleven matches fits into a category where my cousin and I are matching the same person as that would tell us which chromosome and the actual location of the match shared with the individual. Only two of the matches in this group of eleven are shared by more than one sibling/cousin. I will present this material in the Newsletter although the IDs of the individuals will be anonymized. 

Why would I choose to use such small amounts as a demonstration of possible cousin-ship especially when we are looking at individuals who would be 10th cousins? The main reason is a small case study that I did earlier with such matches in the Sedgwick-Blake family of Massachusetts and my own Blake line in the Andover, Hampshire, England area. Joanne Blake baptized 16 Oct 1612 at St Marys Andover married Major General Roberte Sedgwicke 6 Jan 1634 and her brother William Blake married Ann Hellier 5 Sep 1644 at St Marys Andover. William is my 8x great grandfather and there are a number of small shared matched between my siblings, myself and descendants of the Sedgwicke family. Totally unexpected but there is a likely reason. The parents of Joanne and William were Richard Blake and Jone (Blake) Blake. The grandfather of Richard and great grandfather of Jone was Nicholas Blake married to Margaret (Blake) Blake. The close marriages resulted in a concentration of Blake DNA albeit a good distance back but allowed for these small matches to occur. The other item of interest is the effect that the software "Timber" mentioned earlier has on matches. Since I have a number of matches with known cousins who have also tested elsewhere or transferred their Ancestry results to another database I know that "Timber" can do a sizeable reduction in the size of the shared DNA. Hence a match of 12 centimorgans can come much closer to 20 centimorgans - my preferred minimum.

On to breakfast. Beautiful sunrise but we are promised another snowstorm.

Beautiful sunrise but cold again

Only minus 14 degrees celsius at 7:30 a.m. this morning and we are promised a snowfall later today. The laneway all melted out so ready for the next deluge. Cleaning all accomplished yesterday and will finish today with just the basement to do. 

Continuing to solidfy the first three generations of Pencombe at North Molton/South Molton. It would be fascinating to know the surname of John Pencombe's son John's wife. Her first name was likely Emma but all else is lost to time perhaps although  the Manor Books for South Molton might be helpful. Since he is shown with Goods at 10 on the 1524-7 Subsidy and his son Christopher (who is likely a young child) with Goods at 5 his marriage must have been to an heiress. Perhaps it is significant that John Pencombe at South Molton was taxed in South Molton borough and his son Christopher was taxed in South Molton Parish. South Molton is a beautiful town with its beautiful facade on the main streets dating back to the days of wool merchants. We visited it in 2008. 

A little searching on the Discovery Catalogue at the National Archives of the United Kingdom reveals an item of interest in 1363/64 for a John Pencombe. Too early to be the Pencombe with Lord de la Zouche at North Molton but interesting to see that the name John was used by this Hertfordshire family.  I do not see any mention of a John Pencombe of Hertfordshire being investigated at the relevant time period before 1489 when he likely arrived at North Molton. The Manor Books of Pembroke Hertfordshire might provide more information. There is mention of John Pencombe and Thomas Pencombe in some of the records held by the National Archives. 

I tend to think this is a young person who has come to North Molton with Lord de la Zouch, likely as a page. He was protected for his devotion to Lord de la Zouch and brought with de la Zouch when he finally was released from being attainted and restored to some of his lands in 1489. Guessing age around 15 would make him old enough to marry by 1500 and the four children would have been born over a period from 1500 to 1520 perhaps since we find Thomas, next to the youngest possibly as his sister Margret Pencombe married in 1539 (Philip Kingdon 15 Nov 1539 at North Molton) when she would have been in her early 20s or older. Earning wages and found beside John Pencombe at North Molton one might think Thomas is in his teens in 1524 as the records were used from this year being the best preserved of the original documents. Interesting really and I must get into those early Pencombe documents that I photographed at Kew in 2010 and 2013. They are in latin and slowly my ability to manage improves - very slowly but perhaps sufficient to help me as I work through the early generations of this family. Interesting how the name evolved from Pencombe to Pyncomb(e) to Pincomb(e) and in the West Devon area around Bideford and Barnstaple to Pinkham. 

The question does remain though was there a distinct family named Pinkham in 1500 as we do find an outlier of this family with the name Philip Pynkeham at Tawstocke on the 1544 Subsidy with a worth of 8. By 1581 this is an Edward Pencombe at Tawstocke with Goods worth 5 at Tawstocke. By 1641the Protestation Returns do not list anyone in Fremington with the Pencombe etc surname. Moving forward to 1733 and the Freeholders Book at Fremington there isn't anyone with the surname Pencombe etc listed. If for what ever reason this family lost their land they would not appear in these early records other than the BMBs  of the parish which I shall have a look at in the Fremington Hundred and mostly at Tawstocke. I am unable to place Philip into the early family at this point in time so in the fourth generation he remains an outlier. Richard Pencombe at Bideford is, I suspect, a descendant of the North Molton line but I am at this time unable to assuredly place him into the family structure. However, I continue to forge ahead. 

Having reached this point I shall work on the autosomal DNA matches at Ancestry which have proven to be rather interesting given that I (along with my siblings and cousin) appear to have matches with a number of individuals who trace back in their trees to a Richard Pinkham of Dover Neck, New Hampshire. 

On to breakfast and the cleaning.

The value of routine

Flexibility versus routine is really the way most people live I think but I can always be corrected on that. I prefer routine not so much because I need routine in my life but more so that I can accomplish as much as is possible in a day. I think it comes from being in a large family. Watching my mother accomplish looking after nine people was phenomenal and she did it by being organized. On the other hand a very good friend of mine from childhood (when I was about eight years of age I actually did make friends on occasion) was an only child and her family was extremely organized so probably not because of size but rather of type. Some people are simply organizers; it makes the day easier to contemplate at least for them. For others the blank slate is appealing and just add in what you want to do. 

As usual President Biden continues to amaze as he, at 80 years of age, makes a trip to Kiev today to stand with the Ukrainian people. He is phenomenal and a credit to his people. Not everyone voted for him but one has to admire his tenacity going into a war zone at 80 years of age. Hats off to President Biden who has shown true respect for democracy and its principles. Interesting where the Security Council meeting was held in Europe at Munich. It has an historical ring to it and from that Conference once again we emerge with strong support for little Ukraine facing a monster. They want to be free to choose their friends and their allies especially now that Russia has attacked them even after they agreed not to be part of the Europe they desired to be. A lesson could have been learned by the Nazi Psychopathic Putin and his enablers by reading Stalin's reaction to being attacked by the Nazis during World War II; he was shocked but his reaction was to fight and not keel over which is exactly what happened when Russia attacked Ukraine; the Ukraine people stood for their rights just as they fought back in World War II. When Nazi Psychopaths take over a government and silence their people in opposition and that ruthlessness increases daily against their own people and against the ones they attempt to subjugate. It knows no boundaries; no human boundaries; it is just sinful and horrendous and unending. They have to be smashed into the ground and the ruthless Nazi Psychopaths have to be locked up so they can do no more damage to the country that they are using namely Russia and the people they are attacking. But the hands of NATO are still tied and we do not do what really needs to be done because we are civilized God-fearing and God-loving people. These Nazi Psycopaths are not; they are just greedy and their greed is endless. 

A balloon over the Pacific today and the worry again about air navigation. Very disrespectful to the world to fly balloons which can not be controlled accurately like an airplane and have no planned flight path to warn the pilots of their presence. The traffic in the air is much too heavy to have such items just fly about. We are a modern world now attempting to clean up the effects of industrialization; everyone needs to help.

On to cleaning for the day is young yet and I have a great deal to accomplish.

I have contemplated; examined and reviewed all of the material available to me thus far on Pencombe at North Molton/South Molton and with the Subsidy of 1524-7 I believe I am safe in saying that the original Pencombe who came with Lord de la Zouch to North Molton likely in 1489, when the attainder against Lord de la Zouch had been suspended and a portion of his lands returned to him, was John Pencombe at North Molton found beside his son Thomas where the goods belonging to John amount to 5 and the wages of Thomas were 1. A likely father/son relationship and just because the eldest son John of this John Pencombe is listed with goods valued at 10 likely means he has married someone whose property has enhanced his value. The other son William also at North Molton has a goods value of  2. This does appear to let us see an order to these three sons mentioned on the Visitation of Devon 1620 as John, William and Thomas. The 5th Pencombe on the 1524-27 Subsidy also at South Molton has a goods value of 5 and that is Christopher Pencombe. It is difficult to know for sure how Christopher fits in but the Visitation of Devon 1620 shows Christopher to be a grandson of the first Pencombe at North Molton and it is possible that he has, as eldest son, inherited property at a young age. I do not have Bideford for this Subsidy and it would be interesting to know if there are any Pencombes there in the 1524-7 Subsidy. When I photographed the pages of this 1524-7 Subsidy book by Stoate in 2013 I missed Bideford. 

All in all a successful contemplation time and I have created a chart of the first three generations for the next Newsletter. 

On to Breakfast.

Having an active mind

 I think in the long run it is good to have a very active mind. Mine just becomes active sometimes in the middle of the night. I used to proofread then for a couple of hours whilst the house was all quiet. Going to bed at 8:30 when my youngest had dropped off to sleep worked very well in those days. Having a child when you are 36 is different than when you are 28; those eight years make a difference! It was a calming effect to sit and proofread or copyedit (depended on the piece of work that I was doing) in the middle of the night. My mind totally engrossed in what I was reading trained my mind away from abstract thoughts. 

These days I am concentrating on that early family of Pencombe/Pincombe/Pyncombe in North Molton. I wonder did I accidentally find the forename of that first person long referred to as Unknown Pyncombe in the 1620 Visitation of Devon and repeated through the years by so many descendants. Was he John Pencombe? There are several John Pencombes on the 1524 Subsidy at North Molton. I was thinking it was the grandson (son of John) since Christopher Pyncombe was also on the Subsidy but it doesn't have to be. I can not tell for sure which of the two sons of John (son of Unknown Pyncombe) was the older one. Christopher dies before John but that doesn't mean anything either really. It is an interesting thought though for sure. The records for the Pencombe family in Hertfordshire tend to be dominated by Thomas Pencombe but there could be a John. I shall pursue that thinking just a little longer but the first three generations are for the most part set now. 

Noting that in the Subsidy John and Thomas are one after the other with John having Goods value at 5 and Thomas Wages at 1. That certainly is interesting and perhaps implies a father/son relationship. Thomas is the youngest of the three brothers (John, William and Thomas) and perhaps is still under 20 years at this time, perhaps under 15. By 1544 Thomas is at East Buckland and there is a widow in North Molton, Alice Pencombe, whom I believe was the wife of the so-called "Unknown" Pyncombe and I am surmising that he is John Pencombe on the 1524 Subsidy of North Molton. 

Having the first Chart just be that Chart 1 with no additional information works well. The next Chart will be Chart 2 and it will be North Molton. If I am able I could have both in the next newsletter. Time will tell. I  am slowly getting the fourth generation together. In the third generation they are moving out from North and South Molton and the fourth generation has always been a struggle to figure out which line went where. The addition of the 1524-7 Subsidy has been helpful in letting me put everyone in that Subsidy in a place that works and is realistic. 

Another Sunday; I do love Sundays. Off to Church on YouTube later. Last Sunday's sermon was quite interesting; a continuation of the week before in some ways. Salt was and is such an important commodity and working it into Bible stories is not surprising actually. The Chinese gave us salt so many centuries ago; the Europeans traveling on the Silk Road went to China and came back with salt and other items. A progressive society was in hold in China; an adventurous forwarding looking society that invented all sorts of items that are very much part of our modern world still. They, like the United States, were and are an economic powerhouse.The world can progress forward so much better if those two societies are in sync. Economically speaking they balance each other because they are both progressive nations and can do much to create a world where peace is the cornerstone and economic prosperity can be there for all. The world isn't about how powerful militarily a country is although we are forced to be that way partly because we do not know what is out there in the universe. But economics is the important one and the United States is a huge powerhouse and capable of being fast moving and progressive in an instant. As a nation created from all the peoples of the world it just wants to have peace and long ago we hitched our wagon to that peace making ability which they have. But the reality remains that the only road to peace is being prepared always to defend oneself because there are rogue nations run by nazi psychopaths with that same sick smile that Hitler and his enablers had. 

Back to sleep and Church in the morning. 

 

The mystery of George Pincombe (d 1610)

 Perhaps this is a good time to try and sort out George Pincombe and his named brother (on the original Chart 1-2).  William Pincombe was rather well known in this time frame. This William married Temperance Pollard according to the earlier Chart (Chart 1-2 North Molton and South Molton). Fortunately this William left a will probated 17 Dec 1625. The will states that William is of South Molton. His wife is Temperance. He mentions his son William and brothers John Pincombe and Richard Pincombe. He does not mention a brother George but he is deceased; however there were five children and at least two survived at this time in South Molton - Philip and Henrye.

Going to the 1620 Visitation of Devon is helpful as the William Pincombe who married Temperance Pollard is identified as William the son of William Pyncombe and the daughter of .... Snowe (known in the will of William as Emmotte (Snowe) Pyncombe. William is identified as being of Southmolton and East Buckland - a Coroner 14 or 15 years and aged 54 years in 1620 (so born circa 1566). Since this William (married to Temperance Pollard) has two brothers John and Richard that fits very neatly into the tree.I know more about Richard than any of the siblings from the marriage of William Pincombe and Emmotte (Snowe) Pincombe. Richard married Anne (unknown) and they had two children Anne who was buried 3 Mar 1598/99 at Bishops Nympton and William baptized 23 Mar 1599/1600 at Bishops Nympton and buried 30 Jan 1654 at Bishops Nympton. Richard married a second time 11 Nov 1603 Bishops Nympton Francis Gill baptized 15 Oct 1567 at Bishops Nympton and this couple had three children John baptized 9 Dec 1604 Bishops Nympton, Kathern baptized 16 Oct 1607 at Bishops Nympton and Mary baptized 14 Mar 1610 at Bishops Nympton. 

Richard's date of birth is not known. The baptisms begin in 1539 in North Molton. Richard does not appear on any Subsidy including the 1581 so he is not likely 20 years of age in 1581 leaving one with a birth in 1560 or later for him. His father died in 1602 old enough to be a grandfather for his fourth son Richard's son William whom he mentions. He marries before 1598 because his daughter is buried at the end of 1598. His grandmother Johane Pencombe (wife of Thomas) mentions grandchildren when she says my son John Pencombe's daughter who was baptized 5 Jun 1561 at North Molton. The second child for John was baptized after the date of the will. She also mentions another grandchild John Jasse the younger. When she mentions her son William she does not mention any grandchildren so one is left to assume that all of his children were born after 7 May 1563 (date of will). Richard was the fourth son (there were also two daughters) but he is probably born around six years after his eldest brother. If he was the eldest and born in 1564, William was born circa 1566 according to the Visitation, Symon would have been born in 1568 and then Richard was born perhaps 1570 and he is married in 1598. The linchpin is William since we know his year of birth. Since William is at South Molton and East Buckland I would think he was the eldest son and that John was younger say born circa 1568, Symon born circa 1570 and Richard born circa 1572 which still works well for his marriage by 1598. That rather settles the children of William and Emmotte (Snowe) Pincombe.

Back to contemplating George Pincombe. At Roborough by Torrington there is a George Pencombe baptized Mar 1588. He is the son of a John Pincombe.

The children baptized at Roborough by Torrington with John Pincombe as father:

Honor Pencombe baptized 25 Nov 1585

George Pencombe baptized Mar 1588 

Jasper Pencombe baptized 25 Mar 1590

Abraham Pencombe baptized 7 Apr 1595

Henri Pencombe baptized 25 Mar 1597

Of course this George is too young to be the George baptizing children at North Molton in the 1590s. So it was interesting to look at this but does not help with George on Chart 1-2 at North Molton and South Molton. Clearly we can see that William named as George's brother and both sons of William son of William and Emmotte (Snow) Pincombe is not correct and I have made the revision.

It is good that I have still quite a bit of time. The second project I should be able to accomplish in one to two days. But gradually Chart 1 is coming together. I am contemplating though how to display it. Right now in an Excel file landscape display it is three pages wide and two pages deep. I want to be able to place the chart into the Newsletter so must consider options. Perhaps just the first two generations which are at North Molton for the most part with John the eldest son at South Molton. I could call it Chart 1 still but label first two generations. That would then give me leeway to have a Chart 2 that is North Molton and then Chart 3 as South Molton. I believe that I will be adding in more charts in order to make this work in a newsletter. However, the idea was nice to use the original numbering scheme. I will think about that.

And it rages on

The Bible Reading today brought me back once again in my mind to the illegal and deadly war that Russia has produced in Ukraine. In 2 Peter 1 it is authored likely by St Peter but with the aid of Silvanus:

" Do your best to improve your faith by adding goodness, understanding, self-control, patience, devotion to God, concern for others, and love. If you keep growing in this way, it will show that what you know about our Lord Jesus Christ has made your lives useful and meaningful. But if you don't grow, you are like someone who is nearsighted or blind, and you have forgotten that your past sins are forgiven. "

Russia has been a sinful nation; we overlooked their enforced occupation of Eastern Europe in 1945 because we had just fought a deadly war and we did not want to continue that; we, the so-called west, have more respect for the world and its peoples. The prayers and the hopes (and my child mind recalls the Berlin Airlift because my brothers were pretending to be airplanes flying into Berlin running around the living room (I was three years of age and it is one of my earliest memories likely because it was such a tense time in the world in 1948)) were that we could have peace and so we settled for what happened as the allies closed in on Berlin and ended the war in Europe. As the years passed we tried to get along with Russia and when the Soviet Union fell apart (because Russia invaded Afghanistan and became bankrupt from doing that) we simply stood by as the Iron Curtain, created by Russia as the overlord of the Soviet Union collapsed, and helped those countries that claimed their independence once again to become free and sovereign States as accepted by the United Nations. We all tried to get along with Russia; including Russia in trade agreements and companies tried to help Russia to make better use of their natural resources - it was Russians oligarchs who became rich on the backs of the hard working Russians; no gain for the Russian people. Then Russia threw all of that away and attacked Ukraine demanding that they become a vassal state of Russia for ridiculous reasons that make no sense when the history of the world is examined. Russians are the nazis, psychopathic nazis who have invaded a sovereign country and continue their murderous war against the children, women and men of Ukraine. Russia has created this war. We continue to help Ukraine because that is what we in the so-called West do; we help people to throw off a nazi, psychopathic leader and his enablers.

Glory to Ukraine. Death to the invading Russians. 

Continuing prayers for the peoples of Turkey and Syria as they deal with the earthquake's over 45,000 deaths and continuing to rise. People still being found alive under the rubble thank God. 

I continue working on my Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter. I am happy with the first and second generation at North Molton but do have two outliers as timewise they are in that space of years when the Pincombe family was at North Molton (and South Molton) only  - namely   Philip Pynkeham on the 1544 Subsidy at Tawstocke and Richard Pencombe on the 1544 Subsidy at Bideford. They are at an age to be related to the third generation of Pencombe coming down from the Unknown Pencombe who arrived at North Molton with Lord de la Zouch according to the Visitation of Devon 1620. Lord de la Zouch being John LaZouche, 7th Baron Zouche, 8th Bar St Maur. The time period is the early part of the reign of Henry VII and a more exact date could be when the King removed the attainder and he was restored to some of his property in 1489. 

A George Pincombe is named as a grandson of William (East Buckland, Filleigh) and son of William (son of William and Emmott (Snow) Pincombe ( by the earlier researchers)). I did note surprisingly that there was a court case with a George and Dorothy Pincombe  - Litigation (1603-1625) - C 2/Jas1/P9/46 and the location for this particular case involved land in the parish of Dunster, Somerset. Since Pincombe is a fairly rare surname in Somerset in the 1600s that rather caught my eye.  George and his wife were buried at North Molton in 1610 the case with them involved would have carried on into their children's generation (Philip 1592, Emott 1594, William 1597, Johane 1599, Henrye 1602). There is a Henry Pincombe at South Molton on the Protestation Return in 1641 and a Philip Pincombe at Satterleigh. 

I do have the children of William and Emmotte (Snow) Pincombe as John, William, Symon, Richard, Thomas, Lewis, Peter, Johane and Katherin which does differ from the earlier Chart 1-2 (this from the Will of William Pincombe (PCC will probated 1602).  

The problem remains that William in his will of 1602 mentions his grandchildren but does not mention the two children of William his son (their baptisms are missing but they were baptized before 1602). I shall go back to the original once again and make sure I did not miss anything in my transcription. John the eldest (he married first so was making him the eldest) is mentioned with three children (William, John and Mary), Richard fourth son (and my ancestor) is mentioned with one son William. Although I have John as the eldest I do note that William is the first son mentioned in the will (he married four years after John). John is not mentioned until the end when William and John along with a neighbour Anthony Widlake are named as overseers and William's wife Emmott as executor. It has always been a confusion the Chart with the will. William could have already received his portion in terms of land. More research to really straighten out the said sons of William (George and William).

On to breakfast and the day. It was minus 16 degrees celsius so back to very cold winter once again.  

Came back and corrected the earlier paragraph about George Pincombe. Eyes getting tired I guess and it now reads as it should. The earlier researchers placed George as a grandson of William (East Buckland, Filleigh).

Subsidy of 1524-1527

Another interesting set of images I took at Kew in 2013 for the Devon Subsidy of 1524-1527. 

 North Molton

William Pencombe     G     2

John Pencombe     G     5 

Thomas Pencombe     W     1

South Molton

John Penceme     G     10

Chris Pyncombe     G     5

East Buckland

Thomas Pyncowe     G     2

Elinor Pyncowe     G     2

Ilfracombe

Thomas Pyncowe     G     2.67

Andrew Pyncowe     G     1

Henry Pyncowe     G     1.5

Barnstaple

Henry Pymbroke     G     1

This 1525 Subsidy is thirty six to fourty years after the Pencomb family arrived at North Molton with Lord de la Zouch. By this time, if the unknown Pencomb who arrived with Lord de la Zouch (who was attainted at this time because he was on the side of Richard III when Henry VII was successful at Bosworth Field) was just a young boy of 12 to 18 years (my thought) then at 36-40 plus whatever age he was when he arrived at North Molton he could have a number of adult sons (and daughters but only one Margret was found) thirtysix-fourty years later and that is what we appear to find at North Molton where we have John, William and Thomas (and the value of their property is in descendant order interestingly enough) and at South Molton we have a John Penceme (perhaps a transcription error) and Chris Pyncombe (said to be sons of John the son of the Unknown Pyncombe on the Visitation of Devon 1620). I rather think that John at South Molton with the large property is the son of the Unknown Pyncombe and that Christopher Pyncombe is his eldest son living there as well. It does perhaps give some idea on the age of the Unknown Pyncombe father of this John that he would have a son Christopher and a son John old enough to be considered land owners. When the manor books of North Molton are read more details may be forthcoming. Roger de la Zouche was granted licence to hold a weekly market in the manor and an annual fair on All Saints Day in 1270. In the 15th century the St Maur family (the Zouche family and the St Maur families appeared to be linked in some fashion) held it for a time and then the Bampfylde family. My knowledge of the workings of manors is limited but one is left with the thought that perhaps the de la Zouche family continued to hold some property in North Molton and that was the reason that John La Zouche, 7th Baron Zouche, 8th Bar St Maur went to North Molton in the 1480s. A wikipedia article provides a lot more information explaining this relationship. Although attainted in 1485 he was pardoned in July 1486 but his lands were not returned to him until 1489 and only a portion. This could then be an error of thought using 1485 as date of arrival (the beginning of the reign of Henry VII) reading the Visitation of Devon 1620 which mentions that Lord Zouche was at North Molton (property he was able to keep after 1489) in 1489 (the Visitation states "about the beginning"). The effect of four years is not great actually as the age of the Pyncombe who came with Lord Zouch was likely between 12 and 18 but with grandchildren old enough to own property this Unknown Pyncombe could well now be in 1525 in his late sixties or even seventies if he is still living. He does not appear to have land at this time though. This information continues to make me wonder who Alice Pencombe widow was on the 1544 Subsidy. I will continue to ponder that as I work through the last bits of the second generation.

The East Buckland subsidy caught my eye because Thomas Pencombe does end up there by the 1544 subsidy. However this surname Pyncowe does seem to exist so I rather think that Thomas is still quite a young man and just coming into property. It does give a forename William that could be the third son (one is known to be John and the other Thomas (a third was often labeled John as well in the Visitations but I think it is a transcription error since the original shows John, Thomas and Unknown)). A good find as I work away on the North Molton chart. The family has not really moved far from North Molton; only to South Molton. On the 1544 subsidy there is an Alice Pencombe (widow) but not on the 1525 Subsidy but there are missing sections in both the North Molton and the South Molton sections of the 1525 Subsidy. I will spend some time with the images that I collected again today making sure I did not miss anything. 

I feel confident though moving on to the third generation of the chart as I have entered in all the BMD information that I have thus far for this initial group i.e. the second generation. 

Beautiful snowy day today and it is coming down heavily at the moment. I do so love winter. It is a great time for hibernation and now in my old age I am enjoying the weeks of study and research. Since I never thought about being old when I was young it is like an unplanned and unexpected period in my life; I tended to just live the days as they came ever since the knife attack when I was 19 years of age. Funny how such a happening can control how your life flows. 

Breakfast done and on to work.

I wonder why people are ringing doorbells

I had a second incidence of an individual ringing my doorbell and then when I do answer it and it is obvious I am not expecting anyone they look at the number (which is very large) and say they have the wrong number. They could look at the number first; you can see it from the street it is that large. 

Perhaps they are checking out houses to break in; one wonders. Always record the license numbers of people who drive into my laneway and park. It isn't a parking lot.

Contemplation and how that affects the work one does

I always say a good run brings out the best in the thinking process. Working on the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter and I decided that I should reproduce the 16 charts (actually reduced somewhat from that but because of the labeling I still refer to them as 16 charts because the original researchers labeled them (for instance Chart 1-2 is North Molton and South Molton). I started work on Chart 1-2 yesterday and will continue this project until I have done all the Charts over the next couple of years. I always planned to revise them with new information and this just seems like the moment as I discovered whilst I was doing my 40 minute run. They will be in Excel so very portable (the joys of modern computing) and available for people in the future to revise as more and more information flows into our computer databases. I do not know what percentage of the UK records are now online but it was less than 5% about 15 years ago. There resources are vast and spread all over the country and carefully preserved everywhere. It is truly amazing to have a census from the 1640s for sure and all the various subsidies from even earlier. Although they do not capture all the population they end up covering quite a few people and the manor records themselves are a jewel in that treasure box that I have not yet really gotten into. 

So on to the day; another blessed one from God. When I woke up around four there was a clear sky with fluffy white clouds. It was quite magnificent and another gift from God.  He is with us always; watching and waiting. There are so many of us now - over 8 billion people on this tiny little earth in the cosmos. We must do more to protect it from the ravages of pollution. The tune " This is the day that the Lord hath made" continues to come to mind each day as I awake. We are truly blessed in our world. 

On to the day and Chart 1-2 for the next Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter. However, I will return to having an individual Chart 1 for North Molton (as the place where Pencombe first is known in Devon) and a Chart 2 for South Molton as that was the first place that Pencombe lived in aside from North Molton. North Molton and South Molton are best known to me and I have been physically in both of these places as well as the Bucklands, Filleigh, Bishops Nympton, Barnstaple, Bideford, and a number of other places that we passed through on our trek to the Atlantic Ocean with my second cousin Ivan Kent and his wife who kindly drove us from Weymouth to the Atlantic Ocean. Ivan had not been for many years and we all enjoyed our day. There are so many memories still in my mind from that wondrous visit. Perhaps the one that stays closest to my mind is visiting St Mary's Bishops Nympton and finding the memorial stone for my 3x great grandparents Robert Pincomb and Elizabeth Rowcliffe. It was truly an epic event for me and in 2008 it was 158 years since my 2x great grandfather John Pincomb and his wife Elizabeth Rew left Devon to come to Canada with their five children. They lived at Lower Gatcombe near Molland but John was born at Park in Bishops Nympton which we saw from the road as we drove from South Molton to Bishops Nympton that beautiful day in April 2008. Robert Pincomb and Elizabeth Rowcliffe were known to me from childhood as my mother knew her family line on her paternal side back to John Pincombe and Johane Blackmore who were married 25 Sep 1655 at Bishops Nympton. There was a family Bible somewhere but not seen by me since I was a very young child attending one of the funerals in the family at one of the farms. Perhaps one of these days it will come to the surface and get scanned for its family pages. One can always hope for that.

Cleaning done for another week and on to the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter

 Another successful week of cleaning and it does keep the dust down especially in the winter. I hate to spend my days sneezing! Although cleaning is not my favourite task it is a necessary one. Plus it is as always good exercise. Gradually I am seeing once again items that could be shared again by giving them to Salvation Army. Makes a little money for their charity outreach and I do not have to dust it anymore. Young people now a days look at family items differently than my mother did. I really do not look at them much at all; I am not a hoarder nor do I cling to the past. The future is where we are headed and dragging too much of the past along with us does not clean the air of the pollution of the last two hundred years of industrialization. We simply do not need the elements of the past that do not provide a clean future for the children of the world. 

The Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter is in the works. I pulled it up yesterday to remind myself of this issue's projects which I was trying to roughly outline in the prior issue. I read through the Protestation Returns for Devon that are extant in the Parliamentary Archives of the United Kingdom and drew out the records there that could be Pincombe or Pinkham and then dealt with some of the spellings that have been dangled in front of me for a few years. I did not really feel that some of them would be Pincombe or Pinkham and mentioned that in the last issue. But some new possibilities have crept in and now I want to take the original charts and compare them (where the information exists) with this Census of 1641 of England. It is such an opportunity that does not exist in every country to look at the male inhabitants over 18 years of age of villages from three hundred and eighty two years ago. There is the occasional female in these list. It was a time of radical change in religion and how the world was managed. The world was slowly moving towards industrialization and urbanization but it would take another century for that to really show.

Breakfast awaits. I need to put the Siderfin Book aside for a short time but I can see a path and it will be easier to get back to it. I need to fit all the pieces of the puzzle together from my earlier records to continue with the generations.

Yellow gold sunrise in the east

This morning there is a yellow gold sunrise in the east and the winter sunrise continues probably for at least another month but it is earlier now at 6:45 in the morning. It is very clear this morning and my laneway is all melted out for the most part. Just the end and I do not chip the ice out of there as the street still has plenty of ice on it and you just get a pool of water if you do not leave the ice at the end of the laneway. Yesterday I went and bought groceries for the first time in three weeks. Likely I have enough for another month. I gradually run out of fresh milk (I have powdered milk) and fresh vegetables but I have lots of frozen so try to make the trek just every few weeks if I can in the winter (at least that is my new way this year). Next year I might just have the groceries delivered. Time will tell. It is nice to get out though and give the car a run especially after the really cold weather. Still only 25,000 kilometres on it and not likely to increase much this spring, summer and fall either - perhaps another couple of thousand. The car is running well and I am going to buy a kayak and go kayaking with my daughter on the Ottawa River. It will be fun. Last summer I just walked around the park waiting for her to return but this year I shall be out there with the beavers and the herons. I do love boating but the canoe was just too heavy for me to handle lifting it up on the car. 

Yesterday the basement cleaned and moving on to the main floor and upstairs today. It takes me about 1.5 days to clean now which is not too bad for this nearly 77.5 year old. I used to do it in one day until I went back to work and paid my daughters - the one to clean and the other to wash clothes. That handled most of the heavy work and my husband and the girls made dinner as I was the last to arrive home in the evening from work. Edward discovered a love of cooking and he made some fabulous meals for us which we greatly enjoyed especially after he retired although there was just three of us then as our eldest daughter had gone off to do her masters and then PhD. Our daughters were eight years apart and I had organized myself going back to doing my masters when our little surprise appeared so stayed home with her and continued proofreading and copyediting journals and other material for another twelve years. I could have done both the masters and raised our second daughter but decided to stay with her; I just felt more comfortable doing that - everyone is different likely. 

Looked at the material for the Pincombe-Pinkham newsletter from the last issue and can see my path to complete the next one. I may get a start today but more likely tomorrow as the cleaning will take most of the day. I am definitely getting older. Got a nice letter from a real estate person so will keep her name for the day when we sell this house probably some time in the future unless the girls change their minds and decide to keep it longer but at some point I will find it harder to manage I expect with the three floors although both my grandparents managed stairs until they passed away and my parents were also still doing stairs in their 80s as I recall so one never knows for sure. Stairs are good exercise and running as well. Still running fourty minutes a day although it is around the basement and not the city blocks!

Prayers continuing for Turkey and Syria; more survivors brought out but the numbers are coming down and the deaths are increasing with more than 37,000 people dead already and the UN has mentioned this might increase to 50,000 or more.  So very sad and so many orphaned children. 

Prayers continuing for Ukraine as they fight the invading armies of Russia. Glory to Ukraine and death to the invaders. 

Hopefully we will not have to shoot down any more illegal objects in the flight paths over Canada and the United States. Still no word on the last three objects. Could they be from somewhere else? If we hadn't been bombed at Pearl Harbour we could maybe look at these items differently but we must guard our skies against aggression. One wonders if it is Russia trying to create trouble in all the world; sending flying objects towards us since they are different from the initial balloon. They are such a barbaric nation; Rise up O Russia and cast off your Nazi Psychopathic warlords Putin and his enablers. They, Putin and his enablers, are sending the young Russian men to their deaths as cannon fodder but not the sons of the Nazi Psychopaths Putin and his enablers just the sons of people that they do not care if they lose.

Cleaning week begins and the 1861 Census has been completed

Another cleaning week begins and once again the vacuum is where it needs to be. Wish I had thought of this years ago but then I used to do it all in one day when I was younger and then I paid my daughter to clean later so there was a space of years before that daughter went off to do her Masters and I returned to cleaning! 

Completed the 1861 Census from the point of view of capturing the known families. I still have to do that intensive search to discover more families that may be hidden in the census with strange spellings. I will do that once I have put together the BMDs that I have collected into family lines. Again I did not do all that work at the time as I gave the project to my cousin and simply stepped away from it although did keep all the data and did deposit all of that data with the Guild of one name studies at the time. I will see if they want a copy of the book once it is completed although I will not take on the study again as Blake and Pincombe plus my H11 studies are enough for me. Eventually the Kipp Newsletter will also need to find a new editor but for the moment I will continue with that until I have exhausted Edward's material. 

This week I begin the work on the Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter. I have two projects for this Newsletter; the first one being  the promised comparison with the 16 charts produced by the earlier researchers (Galen Pinkham and Dr Richard Pinkham) and the second a review of the Ancestry autosomal DNA results comparing a number of individuals with the surname Pinkham with myself and my three siblings who have tested at ancestry as well as a cousin for whom I have results. I have a number of known Pincombe cousins as well that I can use the "Shared Matches" tool to see if we have common matches although I will not identify those individuals and my siblings will simply be Sibling 1, 2, and 3. It was a bit of a surprise to see actual values between myself (and siblings) and individuals who believe themselves to be descendant of the New Hampshire/Maine Pinkham family as that would be an extremely distant relationship. However, I do have a small case study in my Blake line using Ancestry data that showed connections between Joanne Blake who married Major General Roberte Sedgwicke 6 Jan 1634 at Andover, Hampshire, England and myself and my siblings. Although Joanne died in London England and her husband died in Jamaica some of their children were known to be born and baptized in Charlestown in the Royal Colony of Massachusetts in the 1630s/1640s. However, the grandparents of Joanne (Blake) Sedgwicke and my ancestor William Blake were known to be cousins both carrying the Blake surnames and going back another two generations Nicholas Blake married his cousin Margaret Blake thus, perhaps, providing sufficient Blake atDNA in common to influence results much much later down the line. The matches are small but Ancestry uses a program called "Timber" which excludes DNA matches that are purely based, in this case, on being "of the British Isles." So a look at these matches with Pinkham are in order most certainly but I would not really draw any conclusions from them unless the trees are documented fully back to the emigrant from the British Isles namely Richard Pinkham said to have arrived at Dover Neck, New Hampshire by 1642 or earlier. 

The next two weeks will be busy doing the comparisons of both the charts and this at DNA data. It will be an interesting project. I do not see any cousin marriages thus far in the known Pincombe family but my research into all of the Pinkham families in the UK is limited to the charts for the most part so I can not really conclude that there are any known Pinkham cousin marriages which would help to concentrate the atDNA so that evidence of match might be seen many generations earlier than is usual. I tend to not use matches less than 20cM but I can not tell the actual size of the matches at Ancestry because of the use of "Timber" to produce the final result given. I do know from matches for which I do have the original data and the "adjusted" data that there can be a decrease in the amount shared in the final result at ancestry (and occasionally it can be larger than I would have anticipated but people who share a common long shared ancestry in say the British Isles are likely to have lengths in common just because of the isolation of the British Isles in terms of the gene pool). 

Thankfully a four year old has been rescued alive in Turkey after 7 days which is wondrous news. May there be many more. But ever there is hope and the crews continue working diligently to free those entombed in the rubble that might still be alive. The death toll continues to rise and more than 36,000 have died. Prayers continuing for the peoples of Turkey and Syria. And prayers for the people of Ukraine because of the barbaric and illegal war that Russia is waging against them.

On to the 1861 Census

Completed looking at the 1841 and 1851 census with just three people from 1841 missing on the 1851 census that I could not locate with a death or a marriage. I have not yet checked emigration but will do that eventually. 

Siderfin is certainly an interesting name which is what attracted me to it in the first place as a study. But aside from that it was my first real study gain about one year into my course work. I was trying to write the Pincombe Profile and was stumped at the surname of my 2x great grandmother (Elizabeth Rew) mother's surname. It was solely by chance that I discovered John Rew living at Sheepwash with his son and having died there wrote in his will that he had a married daughter Elizabeth Pincombe along with his other daughters married or not. I came up with an idea since Elizabeth (Rew) Pincombe and her eldest son were missing on the 1841 census at Molland where they lived at Lower Gatcombe perhaps I could discover if she had gone to (he named Selworthy as the resting place for his wife where he wanted to be buried beside her or close to her whichever worked) bring her father back to Devon where she and her brother lived not too far apart. Finding Elizabeth on the 1841 census with her sister Ann Nurcombe and family and her Uncle Robert Siderfin (a bachelor) was a great find and all part of my first real research project on my own family lines. Plus it filled in that missing surname for the readers of the Pincombe Profile except it didn't happen as I emailed it to George but he was likely busy and missed it so the book went to press without it but I have published it quite a bit ever since. I should have called him but I do love email. 

Sunday and Church on You-Tube with my ever continuing prayers for the trapped victims in the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. The stories coming out are good ones. Little ones surviving to carry on their family - small enough to fit into safe spots. God be Blessed. Over twenty eight thousand are now dead and the UN has said it could reach 50,000. Survivors continue to be pulled from the rubble more than 100 hours later and hopefully many more. It is wondrous to see the world pulling together to help. The United Nations founded after such a terrible war has proven to be a God-send ever since. We must ensure the hands of the UN are not tied by any one country. Russia's continuing invasion of a sovereign nation should cause the removal of their veto power in the Security Council. Good behaviour could earn it back but for the moment they are a rogue nation intent on nazi land stealing and murder of the Ukranian people. 

On to the day and breakfast. Yesterday I cleared away quite a bit of ice in the laneway and more snow expected tomorrow. Winter is ever continuing and my research time gained by the quiet of winter is wondrous to me. Prime Minister Trudeau ordered the shooting down of an illegal balloon in our air space - it is a hindrance to aviation. One must ask for permission to fly one over our country - this is the modern age when permission is necessary to protect the peoples under the balloon and flying in the same air space. 

Glory to Ukraine and death to the invaders. 

 

Working on the 1851 census for Siderfin

The 1851 Census has a limited number of Siderfin entries thus far. I need to do a further search of the databases today. A number of families (at least four) are missing that were on the 1841 and the 1861 census so must be there just not visible readily. 

I do have CDs of the census for Somerset so will move to those if I can not find something on the databases. Interesting though to see this coming together. I rather think that I had just started on that process way back in 2010 when I created the census file for Siderfin (I do think I downloaded it from Ancestry as my tendency is to do everything alphabetically). 

Today I have the laneway to clear as there was just a small snowfall but the sun is shining so want to take advantage of that to dry the laneway up so will clear it sooner rather than later. The snow has visibly shrunk in the backyard which is early generally that would happen in late February or early March. But we do get some of our heaviest snows in March so do not think about spring much yet. I do love the winter. 

The look out of the window is quite beautiful. The trees look so majestic in their height even though they are bare of leaves but the spring wonder is to come when the buds suddenly appear and then the leaves; another triumphant spring arrives in Canada. 

Census collecting continues

Still working on the 1841 Census as I need to have a more careful look at alternative spellings and can use the three databases to look at that - each company has its own way of transcribing data - Ancestry, Find My Past and My Heritage. Also worked on the 1851 Census using the same family numbers created in 1841. Possibly I could start at the newest but I find with one name studies sometimes starting at the beginning of a new process is helpful to collect everyone. Plus I am really only interested in the Siderfin surname. I have extracted a lot of Parish Records so can make my link backwards into those records and work on that as well as the Census if I start with 1841. Then there is FreeBMD which I used to transcribe for way back at the beginning of my endeavours looking at the DNA of my parent's lines. My how my life has changed from that person who did a lot of knitting and sewing and of course working. Now retired for over ten years my perspective is quite different in terms of how I look at my lifestyle compared to before when I used to just do my crafts at home and help my husband with his genealogical endeavours when he asked. We did a lot of traveling in those days to various conferences, repositories and the trips that he and George Anderson did for the United Empire Loyalists down into New York State.

Ice storm so will have to de-ice the laneway with some salt replacement that is better for the environment that I will try. A long laneway (from the perspective of a 77 year old!) and it is garbage day so want to get that out as well - it is what I call the small garbage week so just paper and organic recycling. 

Other than that the day progresses. Sad to see over 21,000 deaths now in the Turkey/Syria earthquake. Russia, as usual shows their absolute ignorance by stepping up their continued illegal war in Ukraine. One would think they could show a little respect for this enormous loss of life in Turkey and Syria and let them work without them bombing just north of there. The earth is bemoaning our continuing misuse of the environment; we need to live a better life that doesn't involve wars for sure. Russia lives in some dark age where they think that imperialism is possible. We, most of us, do not live in that world. We live in a world that respects boundaries. But any change in Russia must come from within; the people of Russia have to decide that they are tired of a life that involves the Nazi psychopathic Putin and his enablers ruining their every day lives with their wars trying to steal land from sovereign countries. 

On to breakfast and then the Census once I get the rest of the business of living done - like getting the garbage out to the street. 

One learns over time

Doing a one-name study has a knack to it and my ability to organize information has changed over the years. I can see that with the census record that I made for Siderfin from 1841 to 1891 (I actually did not have 1901 it was a blank form!). I had only just glanced at my collection (and I realize now I just downloaded the results from ancestry) before I commenced the task of extracting 1901 and 1911 on Find My Past - I usually work with both sets of data (Ancestry and Find My Past and also My Heritage - there is a lot of Siderfin information on My Heritage that I have only just scrapped the surface). My style has refined itself in just under twenty years and it is hard to believe I have been at this for that long actually. I have lost five years though as I did not do a lot of new research from 2018 on as I spent more time with Edward and helping Edward although that commenced in 2011 after he started into his ill period which required a pacemaker and quickly following (actually it was the doctor who had caught the need for a pacemaker who told him about the cloudiness on his lungs (I was with him)) the need for more care and examination which I do believe prolonged his life for another nearly decade as he was gravely ill in early 2012. We did a lot of traveling after the pacemaker of which I am very glad but my research got set aside mostly although I did publish my newsletter as I wanted to get my transcriptions out there. 

However, I went to work on the census yesterday carefully dividing the results into families and gathering as much information from the census as was possible in order to better identify the families from decade to decade. I was still a novice in those early years. I had all the course work from 42 courses at the National Institute for Genealogical Studies but lacked experience in actually working on large data sets of historical material. I was used to working with large excel files as I created quite a number of them at work so that ability was very much there and I needed to apply careful logic to the historical data as well. It is interesting to me that in 2010 when I gave up the study I was really just at the beginning of understanding how best to extract and record information from an historical viewpoint. I just collected everything and had a well grounded filing system which is making it easy for me to go back and reclaim all of that work from the past but the internal deep organization of the files was more of an alphabetical look at the information which is my tendency to use that style. But my approach now is to look at families individually which can be readily done with the census in the 19th and 20th centuries. From the beginning I did start to do that with the Blake study but I did have my grandfather's memories to direct me in some ways as he knew his family history very well and often commented that he was related to half the village at Upper Clatford when he was a child - perhaps a little high but possibly close. Upper Clatford was a small place and he had eleven brothers and sisters although all did  not survive to adulthood (two died as small children) and his eldest sister lived with and was raised by his Knight grandparents. It would be lovely to understand why a daughter would give up her eldest child but perhaps it was because she was not there in Turnworth and wanted her parents to have at least one person that was near and dear to them. I do not know when Louisa went to live at Turnworth but she is there on the first census after her birth in 1871.

But I digress and there is work to be done. That was such a treat to have that snow cleared away yesterday. I thought I would be an hour clearing it - I do really like this snow clearing company. They do a great job. 

Prayers for Türkiye and Syria that more people can be found alive in the ruins.

Another day of snow removal or not

Although I pay a company to clear the laneway and walks, sometimes I am still stuck with removing snow especially after the city cuts away the huge snowbank at the front of my house. Unfortunately I am on a slight curve and always end up with a stack blocking my laneway partially. Yesterday I shoved it to one side and today I discovered that it was all cleared away by the company (I can see their tracks in my laneway). Great job! I would like to just hibernate for the winter and buy enough groceries to do me from Christmas until Easter to be honest but not a really practical idea since I like fresh milk. I am thinking though of a method that might work. I could order in my groceries and then it doesn't matter if I can get the car in or out.  The joys of being old for sure. 

Today is the beginning of my last week of dedicated time on the Siderfin book. Next week I start working on the Pincombe Newsletter. This week I want to finish assembling the census from 1841 to 1911 (and will glance at 1921 but not ready to pay for looking at all that data - must save my pennies (or nickles these days the penny has become archaic - amazing in my lifetime really). Just as an aside I could take twenty five cents to the corner store when I was a child and buy a quart of milk and a loaf of bread. That didn't happen often as the fourth child in a family of seven I wasn't very often sent to the corner store to do anything like that - but on occasion and in my memory. That shows inflation for sure and when we were first married $15 a week bought our groceries and we ate quite well although I am a person that makes everything from basics which does keep the cost down somewhat. Plus I tend to eat the same things day after day - I should get bored I suppose and sometimes I see something interesting that I add to that repertoire. Edward took over the cooking in the late 1990s because I went back to work and I am not the hero type - I do expect everyone to pitch in and help me although I also paid my children to do that. My daughter tells me that is one of my strongest features of autism is my habit of eating the same thing every day - day in and day out. Interesting actually. 

So today is census. Yesterday I checked and I did not do the 1911 census for Siderfin so will extract that today. Given that different spellings have been something I have explored much more since the time period I last worked on Siderfin I will also check out unusual spellings just so that I do not miss anyone. 

Prayers continuing for the peoples of Turkey and Syria as they rush to save those buried in the rubble (over 11,000 people confirmed dead) - the timeline is short especially as they are experiencing below zero temperatures. A new born pulled from the rubble is amazing and I hope the child survived through the night.  Children are always the hope of the future and seeing so many perish is sad.

Accumulated data for the Siderfin Family

Way back in the time I was working on the Siderfin as a one-name study I accumulated a lot of interesting data which I am going to share with this blog over the next week or so - most of it will not go into the book and since I accumulated it I will share it:

Protestation Returns for Carhampton Hundred (Extracted from the CD not the originals held by the Parliamentary Archives). It may prove to be interesting to researchers and does remind me of the way that my mind was working back in that time period. I collected vast amounts of data on a particular area to assist me in both the one-name study and the research into the collateral families of my Siderfin line (namely Rew, Moggridge, Kent, Loften, Phelp, Davies, ?, ?, ?, Question, ?, Beague, ?) I was trying to locate the maternal surname for John Kent's wife in that 3rd generation back from Elizabeth (Rew) Pincombe (the parents of Grace Kent who married Robert Siderfin). I did not do so, nor have I uncovered the line back from John Rew and Melior (Loften) Rew (great grandparents of Elizabeth (Rew) Pincombe). Along the way through all of that research I met a descendant of the Moggridge family still living in the area which was rather interesting. Getting back into that research is also a possibility once I complete the Siderfin Book. I have added in a status column because it was in the original and can be interesting especially if you wonder about the spelling. This is a huge file (1895 names).

Surname    Forename    Suffix    Notation Method    Carhampton Hundred
Badger    Rowland        same writing    Carhampton
Baker    George        same writing    Carhampton
Baker    Jacob        same writing    Carhampton
Baker    william        same writing    Carhampton
Bale    George        same writing    Carhampton
Bale    John        same writing    Carhampton
Bale    Michael        same writing    Carhampton
Band    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Beckham    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Beryman    William        same writing    Carhampton
Bickner    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Blake    Gregory        same writing    Carhampton
Blake    John        same writing    Carhampton
Blanchflower    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Bryant    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Bryant    Robert    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Bud    John        same writing    Carhampton
Burnall    James        same writing    Carhampton
Caprene    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Cherman    John        same writing    Carhampton
Chester    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Chester    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Chester    William        same writing    Carhampton
Collman    John        same writing    Carhampton
Corden    Arthur        same writing    Carhampton
Crooke    John        same writing    Carhampton
David    Rice        same writing    Carhampton
David    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
David    Walter        same writing    Carhampton
Dyer    William        same writing    Carhampton
Ellis    Aldred        same writing    Carhampton
Ellis    George    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Ellis    George    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Ellis    John    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Ellis    John    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Esscott    Francis        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    Hugh        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    John        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Escott            same writing    Carhampton
Richard            same writing    Carhampton
Esscott    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Escott    William        same writing    Carhampton
Evatt    John    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Evatt    John    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Everard    Nathaniel        same writing    Carhampton
Eyre    George        same writing    Carhampton
Flide    William        same writing    Carhampton
Fluellin    George        same writing    Carhampton
Fluellin    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Fowler    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Francke    John        same writing    Carhampton
Francklin    George        same writing    Carhampton
Francklin    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Gale    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
George    Walter        same writing    Carhampton
Giles    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Giles    William        same writing    Carhampton
Glasse    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Gryme    Andrew        same writing    Carhampton
Gryne    Arthur        same writing    Carhampton
Gryme    John    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Gryme    John    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Harris    David        same writing    Carhampton
Harris    Edward        same writing    Carhampton
Harris    William        same writing    Carhampton
Hoare    Peter        same writing    Carhampton
Hole    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Hooper    Roger        same writing    Carhampton
Hurford    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Hurford    William    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Hurford    William    jun    same writing    Carhampton
Jenkins    William        same writing    Carhampton
Jerman    John        same writing    Carhampton
Joanes    Fluellin        same writing    Carhampton
Kerry    Ivan        same writing    Carhampton
Knight    Marmaduke        same writing    Carhampton
Kod    Giles        same writing    Carhampton
Lang    Philip        same writing    Carhampton
Lange    William        same writing    Carhampton
Lauhwell    William        same writing    Carhampton
Leigh    Daniel        same writing    Carhampton
Leigh    Daniel        same writing    Carhampton
Leigh    Henry        same writing    Carhampton
Leigh    John        same writing    Carhampton
Lob    John        same writing    Carhampton
Luttrell    Hugh    gent    same writing    Carhampton
Madcott    Alexander        same writing    Carhampton
Mason    James        same writing    Carhampton
Mather    John        same writing    Carhampton
Michell    John        same writing    Carhampton
Michell    Joseph        same writing    Carhampton
Michell    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Miller    Hugh        same writing    Carhampton
Millet    William        same writing    Carhampton
Milton    Andrew        same writing    Carhampton
Mogredge    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Morgans    Morgan        same writing    Carhampton
Nicolles    John        same writing    Carhampton
Norman    John        same writing    Carhampton
Nurcombe    George        same writing    Carhampton
Orchard    William        same writing    Carhampton
Paull    David        same writing    Carhampton
Pearce    William        same writing    Carhampton
Peed    Edward    sen    same writing    Carhampton
Phillippes    Lewis        same writing    Carhampton
Pin    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Please    Edward        same writing    Carhampton
Please    John        same writing    Carhampton
Please    John        same writing    Carhampton
Poole    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Pound    Anthony        same writing    Carhampton
Pound    William        same writing    Carhampton
Punter    John        same writing    Carhampton
Puttam    George        same writing    Carhampton
Puttam    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Richard    John        same writing    Carhampton
Robins    Mathew        same writing    Carhampton
Robins    William        same writing    Carhampton
Routely    John        same writing    Carhampton
Sampson    David        same writing    Carhampton
Sanders    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Sherman    Mathew        same writing    Carhampton
Sidderfin    Thomas    gent    same writing    Carhampton
Skinner    Edward        same writing    Carhampton
Skinner    John        same writing    Carhampton
Smith    Hugh        same writing    Carhampton
Smith    Joseph        same writing    Carhampton
Snow    William        same writing    Carhampton
Stenior    William        same writing    Carhampton
Stone    John        same writing    Carhampton
Strang    John        same writing    Carhampton
Thomas    David        same writing    Carhampton
Thomas    Evan        same writing    Carhampton
Thorne    John        same writing    Carhampton
Thorne    Philip        same writing    Carhampton
Thorne    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Trelegen    William        same writing    Carhampton
Tucker    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Uppington    Charles        same writing    Carhampton
Vicary    John        same writing    Carhampton
Walton    William        same writing    Carhampton
Walton    Peter        same writing    Carhampton
Warman    William        same writing    Carhampton
Waye    William        same writing    Carhampton
Webber    William        same writing    Carhampton
Westerne    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Westerne    William        same writing    Carhampton
Whitenall    John        same writing    Carhampton
Williames    John        same writing    Carhampton
Williames    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Willway    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Winter    John        same writing    Carhampton
Withicombe    Edward        same writing    Carhampton
Withicombe    Robert        same writing    Carhampton
Withicombe    Thomas        same writing    Carhampton
Withicombe    William        same writing    Carhampton
Woode    Richard        same writing    Carhampton
Poole    Peter    vicar    signed    Carhampton
Studdier    Robert        signed    Carhampton
Hearne    John        signed    Carhampton
Hayes    John        signed    Carhampton
Baker    William    churchwarden    signed    Carhampton
Milles    William    overseer    signed    Carhampton
Everard    Lewis    overseer    signed    Carhampton
Please    John    clerk    signed-justice certificate    Carhampton
Baker    John        signed    Culbone
Baker    William        signed    Culbone
chilcote    John        signed    Culbone
Dune    Richard        signed    Culbone
Long    William        signed    Culbone
Martine    Richard        signed    Culbone
Mogridg    David    churchwarden    signed    Culbone
Mogridge    Simon        signed    Culbone
Mogridg    William        signed    Culbone
Powell    Andrew    jun    signed    Culbone
Powell    Hugh        signed    Culbone
Reinolds    John        signed    Culbone
Smith    John    als Widen    signed    Culbone
Smith    William        signed    Culbone
Warde    Thomas        signed    Culbone
White    David        signed    Culbone
White    John    sen, overseer    signed    Culbone
White    John    jun, churchwarden    signed    Culbone
Powell    Andrew    rector    signed    Culbone
Alford    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Anstey    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Baker    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Baker    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Baker    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Beare    George    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Beare    George    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Berry    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Bishopp    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Blake    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Browne    David        same writing    Cutcombe
Bryant    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Burges    David        same writing    Cutcombe
Burges    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Burges    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Burgs    Christopher        same writing    Cutcombe
Burnoll    David        same writing    Cutcombe
Burnoll    John    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Burnoll    John    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Burnoll    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Carse    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Carse    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Chapman            same writing    Cutcombe
George            same writing    Cutcombe
Chapman    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Clatworthie    William    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Clatworthie    William    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Cunningham    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Delbridge    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Edwards    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Edwards    John    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Edwards    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Edwards    Nicholas        same writing    Cutcombe
Escott    Christopher        same writing    Cutcombe
Farthinge    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Gosse    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Griffeth    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Griffeth    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Harryes    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Hawkwell    Francis        same writing    Cutcombe
Hayes    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Hill    Simon        same writing    Cutcombe
Hill    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Hobbs    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Hobbs    Henry    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Hobbs    Henry    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Hobbs    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Humfry    Gregory        same writing    Cutcombe
Humfry    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Joans    Evan        same writing    Cutcombe
Joyce    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Kytnor    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Langewell    James        same writing    Cutcombe
Laughwell    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Leigh    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Lewes    Evan        same writing    Cutcombe
Lewis    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Lorin    Michael        same writing    Cutcombe
Luckwell    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Luckwill    thomas    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Luckwell    Thomas    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Margam    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Mathewes    David        same writing    Cutcombe
Milton    John    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Morgans    Hopkin        same writing    Cutcombe
Newton    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Norcomb    James        same writing    Cutcombe
Nott    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Nurcombe    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Putham    Andrew        same writing    Cutcombe
Putham    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Quash    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Richards    James        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Christopher        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Christopher    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Gregory        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Richard    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Richard    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Ridler    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Roberts    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Rompson    Peter        same writing    Cutcombe
Saffin    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Saffin    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Score    Amos        same writing    Cutcombe
Shorlocke    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Stoate    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Stranger    Christopher        same writing    Cutcombe
Sulley    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Sulley    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Sulley    Mark        same writing    Cutcombe
Sulley    Peter        same writing    Cutcombe
Taylor    Gregory        same writing    Cutcombe
Taylor    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Taylor    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Teage    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Thomas    Hugh        same writing    Cutcombe
Thomas    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Thorne    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Thorne    Richard        same writing    Cutcombe
Thorne    Richard    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Thorne    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Tomas    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Tomkins    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Tucker    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Vicary    Roger        same writing    Cutcombe
Vicary    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Walter    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Webber    Henry        same writing    Cutcombe
Webber    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Westcott    William        same writing    Cutcombe
White    Peter        same writing    Cutcombe
Whitfeild    John        same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    George        same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    Gregory        same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    Henry    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    Henry    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    Jamesx        same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    John    sen    same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    John    jun    same writing    Cutcombe
Widlake    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Winter    Thomas        same writing    Cutcombe
Woode    Robert        same writing    Cutcombe
Woode    William        same writing    Cutcombe
Yendoll    Nathaniel        same writing    Cutcombe
Winter    Robert    curate    signed    Cutcombe
Widlake    Laurence        signed    Cutcombe
Milton    John    churchwarden    signed    Cutcombe
Thorne    John    overseer    signed    Cutcombe
Baker    George    churchwarden    signed    Cutcombe
Addams    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Addams    James        same writing    Dunster
Adams    Joseph        same writing    Dunster
Alillett    John        same writing    Dunster
Allderman    William        same writing    Dunster
Allen    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Allercott    John        same writing    Dunster
Anderman    William        same writing    Dunster
Ash    George        same writing    Dunster
Ashford    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Ashford    James        same writing    Dunster
Ashford    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Ashford    William        same writing    Dunster
Atkins    John        same writing    Dunster
Atkins    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Badcock    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Baker    Arthur        same writing    Dunster
Bampton    Francis        same writing    Dunster
Barthlett    John        same writing    Dunster
Bartlett    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Berryman    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Berryman    James        same writing    Dunster
Berriman    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Bickam    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Blackwill    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Peter        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Blackwell    William        same writing    Dunster
Blake    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Blake    Francis    sen    same writing    Dunster
Blake    Francis    jun    same writing    Dunster
Blake    James        same writing    Dunster
Blake    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Blake    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Blake    William        same writing    Dunster
Blunden    John        same writing    Dunster
Boult    George        same writing    Dunster
Bowden    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Boyse    Walter        same writing    Dunster
Branscombe    John        same writing    Dunster
Bray    John        same writing    Dunster
Brompton    Edmund        same writing    Dunster
Bryant    William        same writing    Dunster
Bryant    William        same writing    Dunster
Burt    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Bussell    John        same writing    Dunster
Byndon    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Carpenter    Laurence        same writing    Dunster
Carter    Edmund        same writing    Dunster
Carter    John        same writing    Dunster
Chappell    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Chilcott    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Clement    John        same writing    Dunster
Clement    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Coffin    John        same writing    Dunster
Coffin    John    jun    same writing    Dunster
Coffin    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Coffin    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Coffin    William    sen    same writing    Dunster
Coffin    William    jun    same writing    Dunster
Collman    John        same writing    Dunster
Cookesly    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Corolin    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Cowlin    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Cowlin    Samuel        same writing    Dunster
Cramby    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Crase    William        same writing    Dunster
Craze    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Craze    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Creech    Edmund        same writing    Dunster
Davies    Nathaniel        same writing    Dunster
Davy    Griffith        same writing    Dunster
Davy    James        same writing    Dunster
Davyes    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Day    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Deeble    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Deeble    Peter        same writing    Dunster
Dennis    Arthur        same writing    Dunster
Dennis    Arthur    jun    same writing    Dunster
Dennis    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Dennis    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Dennis    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Dew    David        same writing    Dunster
Dew    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Downe    John        same writing    Dunster
Drake    Francis        same writing    Dunster
Drew    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Dye    William        same writing    Dunster
Edwards    John        same writing    Dunster
Ellson    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Ellsworthy    Roger        same writing    Dunster
Ellyot    Ciprian        same writing    Dunster
Ennes    John        same writing    Dunster
Evans    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Evans    John        same writing    Dunster
Evans    Philip        same writing    Dunster
Evans    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Evans    William        same writing    Dunster
Ewe    John        same writing    Dunster
Fry    John        same writing    Dunster
Fry    John        same writing    Dunster
Gill    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Grible    Fengas        same writing    Dunster
Griffith    David        same writing    Dunster
Griffith    John        same writing    Dunster
Griffith    John        same writing    Dunster
Girffith    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Griffith    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Griffith    William        same writing    Dunster
Gunne    Robert    sen    same writing    Dunster
Gunne    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Gyles    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Haistway    John        same writing    Dunster
Hancocke    James        same writing    Dunster
Harton    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Harton    Peter        same writing    Dunster
Herman    William        same writing    Dunster
Hill    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Hill    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Hindon    George        same writing    Dunster
Hodges    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Hodges    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Hole    George        same writing    Dunster
Hollbeare    William        same writing    Dunster
Hooper    John        same writing    Dunster
Hooper    Mathew        same writing    Dunster
Hooper    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Horman    Peter        same writing    Dunster
How    Henry        same writing    Dunster
How    Ralph        same writing    Dunster
Hugh    George        same writing    Dunster
Hugh    Rice        same writing    Dunster
Hurford    William        same writing    Dunster
Ingram    John        same writing    Dunster
Ivans    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Izach    John        same writing    Dunster
Jeffery    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Jinkins    George        same writing    Dunster
Jinkins    Samuel        same writing    Dunster
Jinkins    William        same writing    Dunster
Jones    Owen        same writing    Dunster
Jones    William        same writing    Dunster
Kadwallader    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Keene    James        same writing    Dunster
Ketner    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Kittner    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Kittner    Peter        same writing    Dunster
Kittner    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Kitner    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Knight    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Lane    William        same writing    Dunster
Laramoore    Neville        same writing    Dunster
Langewell    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Lasy    William        same writing    Dunster
Lecoes    George        same writing    Dunster
Lewes    John        same writing    Dunster
Lewis    Jenkin        same writing    Dunster
Lewis    William        same writing    Dunster
Luckwell    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Macknees    George        same writing    Dunster
Macknees    John        same writing    Dunster
Macknees    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Macknees    Roger        same writing    Dunster
Macknees    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Mason    George        same writing    Dunster
Mason    Humphrey        same writing    Dunster
Mason    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Mayne    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Meade    Peter        same writing    Dunster
Millett    Adrian        same writing    Dunster
Millett    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Millett    John    sen    same writing    Dunster
Millett    Philemon        same writing    Dunster
Millett    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Mitchell    George    sen    same writing    Dunster
Mitchell    George    jun    same writing    Dunster
Moon    thomas        same writing    Dunster
Moore    John        same writing    Dunster
Moore    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Moore    William        same writing    Dunster
Morgan    William        same writing    Dunster
Morish    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Muttlebury    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Nick    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Nicoles    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Nicoles    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Norris    John        same writing    Dunster
Norris    William        same writing    Dunster
Ogburne    James        same writing    Dunster
Olliver    John        same writing    Dunster
Olliver    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Paddridge    William        same writing    Dunster
Palmer    John        same writing    Dunster
Palmer    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Parsons    William        same writing    Dunster
Pary    William        same writing    Dunster
Pearce    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Pearce    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Peep    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Petwood    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Pottray    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Poynter    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Prole    George        same writing    Dunster
Prole    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Prole    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Pullin    William    sen    same writing    Dunster
Pullin    William    jun    same writing    Dunster
Pullin    John        same writing    Dunster
Punter    Morris        same writing    Dunster
Punter    William        same writing    Dunster
Question    John        same writing    Dunster
Radeclief    Alexander        same writing    Dunster
Radford    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Radford    George        same writing    Dunster
Radford    John        same writing    Dunster
Raynolle    William        same writing    Dunster
Reade    Daniel        same writing    Dunster
Reade    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Reade    Philip        same writing    Dunster
Richards    Morgan        same writing    Dunster
Richards    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Ridler    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Robson    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Rocke    William        same writing    Dunster
Saunders    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    James        same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    James        same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    John        same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    William        same writing    Dunster
Shenson    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Shenton    William        same writing    Dunster
Shorland    William        same writing    Dunster
Shutt    James        same writing    Dunster
Skinner    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Skinner    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Skinner    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Skinner    William        same writing    Dunster
Skinner    William        same writing    Dunster
Sly    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Sly    Thomas    jun    same writing    Dunster
Smale    William        same writing    Dunster
Smart    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Smith    Morris        same writing    Dunster
Snow    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Spurrier    Gregory        same writing    Dunster
Spurrier    Jerome        same writing    Dunster
Staddon    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Steen    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Steevens    William        same writing    Dunster
Stone    George        same writing    Dunster
Stronge    John        same writing    Dunster
Stronge    Roger        same writing    Dunster
Taylor    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
Taylor    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Taylor    William        same writing    Dunster
Templar    John        same writing    Dunster
Templer    John        same writing    Dunster
Terrill    Edward        same writing    Dunster
Terrill    John        same writing    Dunster
Terrill    Richard        same writing    Dunster
Thomas    Fluelin        same writing    Dunster
Thomas    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Thomas    Hugh        same writing    Dunster
thomas    Laurence        same writing    Dunster
Thomas    William        same writing    Dunster
Turner    John        same writing    Dunster
Turner    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Uppington    Laurence        same writing    Dunster
Vauhter    Mark        same writing    Dunster
Venner    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Warren    John        same writing    Dunster
Wattkin    William    jun    same writing    Dunster
Watts    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Way            same writing    Dunster
John            same writing    Dunster
Way    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Webber    John        same writing    Dunster
Webber    Thomas        same writing    Dunster
Whidon    Giles        same writing    Dunster
White    John        same writing    Dunster
Wilkins    Francis        same writing    Dunster
Wilkins    William        same writing    Dunster
Williams    George        same writing    Dunster
Williams    Hopkin        same writing    Dunster
Williams    John        same writing    Dunster
Winnett    Nicholas        same writing    Dunster
Withicombe    Francis        same writing    Dunster
Worth    Andrew        same writing    Dunster
Worth    Robert        same writing    Dunster
Worth    William        same writing    Dunster
Ybarne    John        same writing    Dunster
Yeo    John        same writing    Dunster
Yondall    Giles        same writing    Dunster
Zelly    Henry        same writing    Dunster
Zelly    John        same writing    Dunster
Snelling    Robert    clerk    same writing    Dunster
Sclocombe    Walter    churchwarden    same writing    Dunster
Welsh    George    churchwarden    same writing    Dunster
Worth    Andrew    constable    same writing    Dunster
Markes    John    constable    same writing    Dunster
Silvester    Allercott    overseer    same writing    Dunster
Upcott    James    overseer    same writing    Dunster
Bryant    Alexander    overseer    same writing    Dunster
Moore    Giles    overseer    same writing    Dunster
Addams    William        same writing    Exford
Almesworthie    John        same writing    Exford
Almesworthie    Valentine        same writing    Exford
Almesworthie    Walter        same writing    Exford
Almesworthie    William        same writing    Exford
Baker    John        same writing    Exford
Baker    John        same writing    Exford
Baker    John        same writing    Exford
Baker    John        same writing    Exford
Baker    John        same writing    Exford
Barne    Robert        same writing    Exford
Bowden    Richard        same writing    Exford
Clatworthie    Thomas    of Timberscombe    same writing    Exford
Clatworthie    William    of Cutcombe    same writing    Exford
Cockeram    William        same writing    Exford
Cookesly    Elias        same writing    Exford
Cookesly    Richard        same writing    Exford
Courte    Ezias        same writing    Exford
Courte    John    sen    same writing    Exford
Courte    John        same writing    Exford
Courte    John        same writing    Exford
Courte    Peter        same writing    Exford
Courte    Richard        same writing    Exford
Crang    Andrew        same writing    Exford
Crang    Christopher        same writing    Exford
Crang    John        same writing    Exford
Cuckrey    James    of Timberscombe    same writing    Exford
Dame    William        same writing    Exford
Delbridge    Humphrey        same writing    Exford
Edbrooke    Edward        same writing    Exford
Edbrooke    John        same writing    Exford
Edbrooke    Robert        same writing    Exford
Elsworthie    Richard        same writing    Exford
Fernis    Robert        same writing    Exford
German    Ezias        same writing    Exford
German    Thomas        same writing    Exford
German    Walter        same writing    Exford
Getter    Richard        same writing    Exford
Goore    George        same writing    Exford
Greenslade    Martin        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    George        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    Nicholas        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    Oliver        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    Richard        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    Silvester        same writing    Exford
Gregorie    William        same writing    Exford
Hawten    Paul        same writing    Exford
Hawten    John        same writing    Exford
Hawton    Gregory        same writing    Exford
Hill    Christopher        same writing    Exford
Hill    William    of Luxborough    same writing    Exford
Hollbeare    John        same writing    Exford
Hollbeare    John    jun    same writing    Exford
Hollbeare    Henry        same writing    Exford
Hollbeare    Silvester        same writing    Exford
Hooper    Philip        same writing    Exford
Houndell    Joseph        same writing    Exford
Johns    Lewis        same writing    Exford
Kytner    John        same writing    Exford
Kytner    Roger        same writing    Exford
Kytnor    William        same writing    Exford
Langewell    William        same writing    Exford
Lewis    John    of Cutcombe    same writing    Exford
Luckes    John        same writing    Exford
Mudford    William        same writing    Exford
Mylton    Nicholas        same writing    Exford
Mylton    Peter        same writing    Exford
Mylton    Robert        same writing    Exford
Newton    John        same writing    Exford
Newton    John        same writing    Exford
Pinn    Thomas    of Timberscombe    same writing    Exford
Pownd    Thomas        same writing    Exford
Rumbelowe    Edward        same writing    Exford
Sholford    John        same writing    Exford
Stote    Hugh        same writing    Exford
Stote    Humphrey        same writing    Exford
Stote    Oliver        same writing    Exford
Stote    William        same writing    Exford
Strang    Richard        same writing    Exford
Tadbell    Alexander        same writing    Exford
Tayler    Amias        same writing    Exford
Tayler    George        same writing    Exford
Tayler    John        same writing    Exford
Tayler    Tobert        same writing    Exford
Thomas    Daavid        same writing    Exford
Thome    David        same writing    Exford
Thorne    Roger        same writing    Exford
Tucker    Johb        same writing    Exford
Tucker    John        same writing    Exford
Tudboll    John        same writing    Exford
Tudboll    Robert        same writing    Exford
Webber    Maurice        same writing    Exford
Webber    William        same writing    Exford
White    Richard        same writing    Exford
Widlake    James        same writing    Exford
Williams    Silvester        same writing    Exford
Yendall    Thomas        same writing    Exford
Hunt    John    parson    signed    Exford
Eastway    Elias    curate    signed    Exford
Tucker    William    churchwarden    signed    Exford
Sholford    Silvester    churchwarden    signed    Exford
Crange    Richard    overseer    signed    Exford
Adams    James        same writing    Luccombe
Aubert    John        same writing    Luccombe
Badcock    John        same writing    Luccombe
Baker    George        same writing    Luccombe
Baker    Walter        same writing    Luccombe
Ball    John        same writing    Luccombe
Balle    John        same writing    Luccombe
Balle    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Balle    Walter        same writing    Luccombe
Bickham    Amos        same writing    Luccombe
Bird    George        same writing    Luccombe
Blackmore    Henry        same writing    Luccombe
Blackmore    John        same writing    Luccombe
Blackmore    John        same writing    Luccombe
Blackmore    Nicholas        same writing    Luccombe
Bowring    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Bryant    Andrew        same writing    Luccombe
Briant    John        same writing    Luccombe
Bruer    William        same writing    Luccombe
Burbage    John    M.A.    same writing    Luccombe
Burnall    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Byam    William        same writing    Luccombe
Chapman    Peter        same writing    Luccombe
Chilcott    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Clement    John        same writing    Luccombe
Clement    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Clement    William        same writing    Luccombe
Cockrum    James        same writing    Luccombe
Corner    John        same writing    Luccombe
Corner    John    jun    same writing    Luccombe
Corner    William        same writing    Luccombe
Cosens    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Doling    John        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    John        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    John        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    John        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    John        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Eames    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Eame    William    sen    same writing    Luccombe
Eame    William    jun    same writing    Luccombe
Evan    Roderick    ap    same writing    Luccombe
Evans    James    MA    same writing    Luccombe
Fisher    William        same writing    Luccombe
Gilberd    John        same writing    Luccombe
Gillam    Edward        same writing    Luccombe
Hankcock    John        same writing    Luccombe
Harding    Alexander        same writing    Luccombe
Harding    Nicholas        same writing    Luccombe
Harrison    George        same writing    Luccombe
Hewish    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Hole    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Holle    John        same writing    Luccombe
Homot    Edward        same writing    Luccombe
Homott    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Homott    William        same writing    Luccombe
Horne    John        same writing    Luccombe
Hosgood    Benjamin        same writing    Luccombe
Jordan    Roger        same writing    Luccombe
Keene    Philip        same writing    Luccombe
Kingsland    Henry        same writing    Luccombe
Kitnor    William        same writing    Luccombe
Lanberry    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Lob    George        same writing    Luccombe
Lob    George    jun    same writing    Luccombe
Lobe    William        same writing    Luccombe
Mathew    Richard        same writing    Luccombe
Merchaint    Richard        same writing    Luccombe
Morton    Joseph        same writing    Luccombe
Powell    William        same writing    Luccombe
Preake    Nicholas        same writing    Luccombe
Pugsley    Walter        same writing    Luccombe
Reade    James        same writing    Luccombe
Reade    John        same writing    Luccombe
Reade    William        same writing    Luccombe
Renell    John        same writing    Luccombe
Ridler    Hugh        same writing    Luccombe
Rowland    John        same writing    Luccombe
Slade    Peter        same writing    Luccombe
Stocke    John        same writing    Luccombe
Stocke    William        same writing    Luccombe
Stocke    William    jun    same writing    Luccombe
Taylor    James        same writing    Luccombe
Taylor    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Taylor    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Taylor    Thomas    jun    same writing    Luccombe
Thomas    Christopher        same writing    Luccombe
Thomas    William        same writing    Luccombe
Thorne    Arthur        same writing    Luccombe
Thorne    John        same writing    Luccombe
Tucker    Gregory        same writing    Luccombe
Tucker    Hugh        same writing    Luccombe
Vicary    George        same writing    Luccombe
Vickery    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Warde    Richard        same writing    Luccombe
Ware    John        same writing    Luccombe
Ware    William        same writing    Luccombe
Way    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Webber    George        same writing    Luccombe
Webber    John        same writing    Luccombe
Webber    Walter        same writing    Luccombe
Willway    John        same writing    Luccombe
Wollcott    John        same writing    Luccombe
Wolcot    Robert        same writing    Luccombe
Yandal    Thomas        same writing    Luccombe
Yuouens    Jacob        same writing    Luccombe
Worth    Alexander    Roge    same writing    Luccombe
Hole    Roger    living at L. Lydeard    same writing    Luccombe
Byam    Henry    rector    signed    Luccombe
Powell    William    guardian    signed    Luccombe
Phelps    George    guardian    signed    Luccombe
Snow    Nicholas    overseer    signed    Luccombe
Blackmore    Richard    overseer    signed    Luccombe
Ashe    John        same writing    Luxborough
Baker    William        same writing    Luxborough
Bennat    David        same writing    Luxborough
Blake    Nicholas        same writing    Luxborough
Bobbird    John        same writing    Luxborough
Casse    John        same writing    Luxborough
Casse    Laurence        same writing    Luxborough
Casse    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Chapman    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Cocksley    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Darche    Humphrey        same writing    Luxborough
Datscom    William        same writing    Luxborough
Davis    Richard        same writing    Luxborough
Davys    Roger        same writing    Luxborough
Davis    William        same writing    Luxborough
Doone    Hugh        same writing    Luxborough
Dunscomb    David        same writing    Luxborough
Dunscomb    John        same writing    Luxborough
Evatt    James        same writing    Luxborough
Evatt    John        same writing    Luxborough
Evatt    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Galliford    Daniel        same writing    Luxborough
Gardner    Andrew        same writing    Luxborough
Gardner    Francis        same writing    Luxborough
Gardner    James        same writing    Luxborough
Gardner    John        same writing    Luxborough
Hancock    James        same writing    Luxborough
Hawkens    Henry        same writing    Luxborough
Hawkins    William        same writing    Luxborough
Howens    Henry        same writing    Luxborough
Howill    John    als Hope    same writing    Luxborough
Humpherye    John        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    David        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    Edward        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    Elias        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    John        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    Jonas        same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    Thomas    sen    same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    Thomas    jun    same writing    Luxborough
Hurford    William        same writing    Luxborough
Kitnor    John        same writing    Luxborough
Luckwell    Robert        same writing    Luxborough
Newcomb    James        same writing    Luxborough
Phillipps    Christopher        same writing    Luxborough
Phillipps    Thomas    sen    same writing    Luxborough
Phillipps    Thomas    jun    same writing    Luxborough
Prance    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Prout    Samuel        same writing    Luxborough
Robins    William        same writing    Luxborough
Sannders    Robert        same writing    Luxborough
Sidderfin    Robert        same writing    Luxborough
Sidderfin    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Simkins    Elkana        same writing    Luxborough
Snowe    Nicholas        same writing    Luxborough
Snowe    William        same writing    Luxborough
Stodden    James    sen    same writing    Luxborough
Stodden    James    jun    same writing    Luxborough
Sullye    William        same writing    Luxborough
Thorne    Amias        same writing    Luxborough
Thorne    James    sen    same writing    Luxborough
Thorne    James        same writing    Luxborough
Thorne    Laurence        same writing    Luxborough
Vicarye    John        same writing    Luxborough
Webber    Christopher        same writing    Luxborough
Webber    Thomas        same writing    Luxborough
Welsh    Henry        same writing    Luxborough
Westerne    James        same writing    Luxborough
Winter    Augustine        same writing    Luxborough
Winter    James    sen    same writing    Luxborough
Winter    James    jun    same writing    Luxborough
Winter    John        same writing    Luxborough
Winter    William        same writing    Luxborough
Winter    Robert    curate    same writing    Luxborough
Briant    Edward    churchwarden    same writing    Luxborough
Winter    John    churchwarden    same writing    Luxborough
Siderfin    William    overseer    same writing    Luxborough
Welshe    William    overseer    same writing    Luxborough
Ace    David        same writing    Minehead
Aller    Nicholas        same writing    Minehead
Aller    Nicholas    jun    same writing    Minehead
Allerford    Hugh        same writing    Minehead
Allin    Tristram        same writing    Minehead
Atwill    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Atwill    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Atwill    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Atwill    William        same writing    Minehead
Atwood    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Baker    Adam        same writing    Minehead
Baker    George        same writing    Minehead
Baker    Lewes        same writing    Minehead
Bate    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Bayly    Tobias        same writing    Minehead
Beckley    Peter        same writing    Minehead
Beere    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Beggan    Howell        same writing    Minehead
Bennet    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Betts    Jenkin        same writing    Minehead
Biddell    Steven        same writing    Minehead
Bindin    Peter        same writing    Minehead
Bishopp    Francis        same writing    Minehead
Bishopp    John        same writing    Minehead
Bishopp    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Blackmore    John        same writing    Minehead
Blackmore    William        same writing    Minehead
Bod    John        same writing    Minehead
Bradford    John        same writing    Minehead
Brooke    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Brooke    John        same writing    Minehead
Browne    Nicholas        same writing    Minehead
Briant    Humphrey        same writing    Minehead
Bryant    John        same writing    Minehead
Bryant    John        same writing    Minehead
Briant    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Bryant    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Bryant    William        same writing    Minehead
Burges    William        same writing    Minehead
Burt    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Camplin    Mr. Richard    clerk    same writing    Minehead
Carder    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Carney    James        same writing    Minehead
Case    Edmund        same writing    Minehead
Case    William        same writing    Minehead
Champion    William        same writing    Minehead
Chapmen    George        same writing    Minehead
Chapman    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Chapman    William        same writing    Minehead
Chinnery    George        same writing    Minehead
Clancey    Hugh        same writing    Minehead
Clarke    John        same writing    Minehead
Clarke    Michael    alias Harper    same writing    Minehead
Clarke    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Clarke    William        same writing    Minehead
Clement    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Clerke    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Cobly    Robert    alias Vauter    same writing    Minehead
Cobly    thomas        same writing    Minehead
Collins    Erasmus        same writing    Minehead
Collins    John        same writing    Minehead
Commyn    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Cooke    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Copp    John        same writing    Minehead
Copp    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Copp    William        same writing    Minehead
Coppinter    William        same writing    Minehead
Cornish    Tristram        same writing    Minehead
Cozens    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Cozens    Henry    jun    same writing    Minehead
Creagh    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Cridland    Humphrey        same writing    Minehead
Cridland    Philip        same writing    Minehead
Crofts    John        same writing    Minehead
Crosman    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Crosse    Alexander        same writing    Minehead
Crosse    John        same writing    Minehead
Crosse    John        same writing    Minehead
Crosse    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
David    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Davie    Nicholas        same writing    Minehead
Davis    Marmaduke        same writing    Minehead
Deare    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Dunn    John        same writing    Minehead
Dunny    Thomas    jun    same writing    Minehead
Durner    John        same writing    Minehead
Dyer    James        same writing    Minehead
Easton    George        same writing    Minehead
Easton    John    sen    same writing    Minehead
Edwards    John        same writing    Minehead
Ellis    Theophilus        same writing    Minehead
Escot    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Evans    William        same writing    Minehead
Evett    Gregory        same writing    Minehead
Evett    Gregory        same writing    Minehead
Evett    William        same writing    Minehead
Ewens    Paul        same writing    Minehead
Ewens    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Ewens    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Ferris    Jonas        same writing    Minehead
Floyd    John        same writing    Minehead
Floyd    William        same writing    Minehead
Fluellin    James        same writing    Minehead
Fry    John        same writing    Minehead
Fugars    John        same writing    Minehead
Fugars    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Gayton    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
George    George        same writing    Minehead
Gibbs    Samuel        same writing    Minehead
Giles    Hannibal    sen    same writing    Minehead
Giles    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Giles    John    sen    same writing    Minehead
Giles    John        same writing    Minehead
Giles    John        same writing    Minehead
Giles    John    jun    same writing    Minehead
Giles    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Giles    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Giles    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Giles    William    jun    same writing    Minehead
Gill    George        same writing    Minehead
Gill    John        same writing    Minehead
Gitto    Silvester        same writing    Minehead
Gleren    Patrick        same writing    Minehead
Gould    Michael        same writing    Minehead
Gowen    John        same writing    Minehead
Griffith    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Gyles    John        same writing    Minehead
Hake    John        same writing    Minehead
Hamlin    William        same writing    Minehead
Harrison    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Harrison    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Harrison    Valentine        same writing    Minehead
Harwood    Bartholomew        same writing    Minehead
Harwood    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Hatsell    John        same writing    Minehead
Hawkins    Griffith        same writing    Minehead
Hayman    George        same writing    Minehead
Heard    John        same writing    Minehead
Helle    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Hensley    Michael        same writing    Minehead
Herne    Thomas    sen    same writing    Minehead
Heyman    David        same writing    Minehead
Hill    Alexander        same writing    Minehead
Hill    Clement        same writing    Minehead
Hill    Isaac        same writing    Minehead
Hill    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Hill    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Hix    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Hocoway    Francis        same writing    Minehead
Hooper    James        same writing    Minehead
Hooper    John        same writing    Minehead
Hopton    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Horwood    Simon        same writing    Minehead
Hunt    Alexander        same writing    Minehead
Jenkin    George        same writing    Minehead
Jenkin    William        same writing    Minehead
Jenkins    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Jewell    John        same writing    Minehead
Joanes    Howell        same writing    Minehead
Joanes    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Joanes    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Joyce    John        same writing    Minehead
Joyner    John    sen    same writing    Minehead
Joyner    John    jun    same writing    Minehead
Joyner    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Key    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Laby    Christopher        same writing    Minehead
Langham    George        same writing    Minehead
Langham    William        same writing    Minehead
Leakye    Alexander        same writing    Minehead
Lorrimer    John        same writing    Minehead
Mannige    Torah        same writing    Minehead
Mason    John        same writing    Minehead
Martin    William        same writing    Minehead
Mathewes    Henry        same writing    Minehead
May    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Maynard    Bernard        same writing    Minehead
Melline    Bartholomew        same writing    Minehead
Merricke    thomas        same writing    Minehead
Milton    Giles        same writing    Minehead
Mocke    Philip        same writing    Minehead
Mogford    John        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    Edmund        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    Francis        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    John        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    Lewes        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    William        same writing    Minehead
Morgan    William        same writing    Minehead
Morris    John        same writing    Minehead
Nicholl    John        same writing    Minehead
Nicholl    Peter        same writing    Minehead
Nicholl    Peter        same writing    Minehead
Nicholl    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Norman    John        same writing    Minehead
Norris    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Osborne    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Paul    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Pearce    James        same writing    Minehead
Pearce    Richard    sen    same writing    Minehead
Pearce    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Peape    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Pepper    Denis        same writing    Minehead
Peters    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Pollin    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Pound    John        same writing    Minehead
Prichard    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Punter    Conant        same writing    Minehead
Punter    Peter    jun    same writing    Minehead
Punter    William        same writing    Minehead
Putham    George        same writing    Minehead
Putham    John        same writing    Minehead
PUtham    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Putman    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Quirke    John        same writing    Minehead
Quirke    Robert    jun    same writing    Minehead
Ragland    John        same writing    Minehead
Rawlin    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Rice    Francis        same writing    Minehead
Rice    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Rice    John        same writing    Minehead
Rice    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Rice    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Rice    William        same writing    Minehead
Ridler    John        same writing    Minehead
Ridler    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Ridler    William        same writing    Minehead
Roache    Hugh        same writing    Minehead
Roache    John        same writing    Minehead
Robert    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Roberts    John        same writing    Minehead
Roberts    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Roe    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Rowberry    William        same writing    Minehead
Ryall    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Salisbury    John        same writing    Minehead
Sandall    John'        same writing    Minehead
Sannders    Mathew        same writing    Minehead
Seagard    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Seward    Simon        same writing    Minehead
Shervey    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Sherwood    Peter        same writing    Minehead
Sidderfin    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Sillivant    George        same writing    Minehead
Sillivant    George        same writing    Minehead
Skinner    Anthony        same writing    Minehead
Smith    David        same writing    Minehead
Sowdon    John        same writing    Minehead
Sprague    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Stanton    William        same writing    Minehead
Stodden    Thomas    alias Hill    same writing    Minehead
Strange    John        same writing    Minehead
Strange    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Streech    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Streete    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Streete    John    jun    same writing    Minehead
Strongue    John        same writing    Minehead
Stuckey    John        same writing    Minehead
Sulley    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Sullye    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Tapscott    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Tapscott    William        same writing    Minehead
Teage    Christopher        same writing    Minehead
Teague    Andrew        same writing    Minehead
Thomas    Howell        same writing    Minehead
Thomas    John        same writing    Minehead
Thomas    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Thorne    Mathew        same writing    Minehead
Tirrell    Michael    sen    same writing    Minehead
Tirrell    Michael    jun    same writing    Minehead
Tirrell    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Trehearne    Evan        same writing    Minehead
Trigo    William        same writing    Minehead
Trott    John        same writing    Minehead
Trott    George        same writing    Minehead
Trott    Walter        same writing    Minehead
Trott    William        same writing    Minehead
Tucker    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Tucker    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Tucker    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Tutball    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Uppington    John        same writing    Minehead
Uppington    John        same writing    Minehead
Upton    John        same writing    Minehead
Usher    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Valentine    Henry        same writing    Minehead
Valentine    John        same writing    Minehead
Vawter    John        same writing    Minehead
Venner    Robert        same writing    Minehead
Viccary    John        same writing    Minehead
Vyon    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Wallis    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Walters    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Ward    William        same writing    Minehead
Wayford    William        same writing    Minehead
Wednell    Henry        same writing    Minehead
White    Francis        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Williams    John        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Paul        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Philip        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Richard        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Roger        same writing    Minehead
Williams    Thomas        same writing    Minehead
Wills    John        same writing    Minehead
Wilkin    Daniel    sen    same writing    Minehead
Yarrow    Edward        same writing    Minehead
Knolles    Robert    vicar    signed    Minehead
Jenkyns    Rice    churchwarden    signed    Minehead
Deake    John    jun, churchwarden    signed    Minehead
Hatsell    Henry    overseer    signed    Minehead
Giles    Thomas    overseer    signed    Minehead
Hill    Thomas    overseer    signed    Minehead
Giles    William    overseer    signed    Minehead
Baker    Giles        same writing    Oare
Baker    Simon        same writing    Oare
Baker    William        same writing    Oare
Banre    John        same writing    Oare
Berrie    Richard        same writing    Oare
Blackemore    John        same writing    Oare
Davye    Henry        same writing    Oare
Forde    Thomas        same writing    Oare
Knight    David        same writing    Oare
Lewis    Philip        same writing    Oare
Poole    John        same writing    Oare
Poole    William        same writing    Oare
Rawle    Christopher        same writing    Oare
Rawle    David    sen    same writing    Oare
Rawle    David    jun    same writing    Oare
Rawle    John        same writing    Oare
Rawle    Thomas        same writing    Oare
Rendle    Hugh        same writing    Oare
Rendle    John        same writing    Oare
Richards    Edward        same writing    Oare
Richards    Richard        same writing    Oare
Sporryer    John        same writing    Oare
Sporryer    Peter    jun    same writing    Oare
Spurryer    William        same writing    Oare
Stephens    John        same writing    Oare
Steephens    Simon        same writing    Oare
Tucker    John        same writing    Oare
Walland    Edward        same writing    Oare
Walland    John        same writing    Oare
Lewis    Hugh    parson    same writing    Oare
Baker    John    churchwarden    same writing    Oare
Sporryer    Peter    overseer    same writing    Oare
Broomham    Nicholas    overseer    same writing    Oare
Awten    John        same writing    Porlock
Baker    Anthony        same writing    Porlock
Blackmore    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Blackmore    John        same writing    Porlock
Blackmore    Richard        same writing    Porlock
Blackmore    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Burcombe    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Bushen    John        same writing    Porlock
Byndon    David        same writing    Porlock
Byndon    John        same writing    Porlock
Chapman    John        same writing    Porlock
Coding    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Couch    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Couche    Peter        same writing    Porlock
Courte    Saxon        same writing    Porlock
Creech    John        same writing    Porlock
Creech    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Creech    William        same writing    Porlock
Davye    Philemon        same writing    Porlock
Edbrooke    John        same writing    Porlock
Edwards    John        same writing    Porlock
Edwards    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Evans    John        same writing    Porlock
Foye    Nicholas        same writing    Porlock
Francke    John    sen    same writing    Porlock
Francke    Robert    sen    same writing    Porlock
Francke    Robert    jun    same writing    Porlock
Francke    Roger        same writing    Porlock
Francke    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Francke    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Franck    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Frase    John        same writing    Porlock
Frase    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Frye    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Frye    William        same writing    Porlock
Glasse    William        same writing    Porlock
Hall    Peter        same writing    Porlock
Harden    John        same writing    Porlock
Harton    John        same writing    Porlock
Harton    William    sen    same writing    Porlock
Harton    William    jun    same writing    Porlock
Hole    Abraham        same writing    Porlock
Hole    William        same writing    Porlock
Hollen    Philip        same writing    Porlock
Home    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Huish    John        same writing    Porlock
Huishe    John    sen    same writing    Porlock
Huishe    John    jun    same writing    Porlock
Huishe    John    jun    same writing    Porlock
Huishe    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Hurford    John        same writing    Porlock
Jacob    John        same writing    Porlock
Jenkin    David        same writing    Porlock
Kent    Andrew        same writing    Porlock
Kent    David        same writing    Porlock
Kent    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Kent    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Kent    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Kitnor    John        same writing    Porlock
Kitnor    John        same writing    Porlock
Kytnor    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Lawrence    John        same writing    Porlock
Lewerthie    Edward        same writing    Porlock
Lewerthie    John    jun    same writing    Porlock
Lewerthie    Roger        same writing    Porlock
Longe    Jonas        same writing    Porlock
Macy    William        same writing    Porlock
Mason    Michael        same writing    Porlock
Moarse    Thomas    sen    same writing    Porlock
Moarse    Thomas    jun    same writing    Porlock
Moggridge    Nicholas        same writing    Porlock
Moggridge    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Moggridge    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Moggridge    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Moorsetipler    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Moses    William        same writing    Porlock
Natcott    Bartholmew        same writing    Porlock
Nurcombe    John        same writing    Porlock
Passemore            same writing    Porlock
Williams            same writing    Porlock
Paul    Edmund        same writing    Porlock
Pearce    William        same writing    Porlock
Phelps    Robert    jun    same writing    Porlock
Phillippe    Rees        same writing    Porlock
Pollard    John        same writing    Porlock
Rawle    John        same writing    Porlock
Rawle    John    jun    same writing    Porlock
Rawle    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Rawle    William        same writing    Porlock
Rawlyn    Hugh        same writing    Porlock
Rawlyn    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Reade    Christopher        same writing    Porlock
Reymont    John        same writing    Porlock
Richards    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Roache    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Rogers    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Rowe    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Rydler    David        same writing    Porlock
Rydler    Elias        same writing    Porlock
Rydler    Richard        same writing    Porlock
Rydler    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Sanders    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Sanders    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Shorland    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Shorland    William        same writing    Porlock
Slape    John        same writing    Porlock
Slowley    Andrew        same writing    Porlock
Slowley    David        same writing    Porlock
Slowley    Elias        same writing    Porlock
Smyth    Richard    Sparke    same writing    Porlock
Sparke    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Sparke    John    gent    same writing    Porlock
Sparke    John        same writing    Porlock
Sporryer    Peter        same writing    Porlock
Steere    Geoffrey        same writing    Porlock
Stibbes    Richard        same writing    Porlock
Stronge    John        same writing    Porlock
Stronge    Richard        same writing    Porlock
Stronge    William    sen    same writing    Porlock
Sullye    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Sullye    John        same writing    Porlock
Symons    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Tapscott    William        same writing    Porlock
Taylour    Lawrence        same writing    Porlock
Terrell    John        same writing    Porlock
Thorne    John        same writing    Porlock
Thorne    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Tratt    William        same writing    Porlock
Trott    Roger        same writing    Porlock
Tucker    Garrett        same writing    Porlock
Upham    Henry        same writing    Porlock
Valentine    John        same writing    Porlock
Wallond    Christopher        same writing    Porlock
Watts    Christopher        same writing    Porlock
Watts    George        same writing    Porlock
Watts    John        same writing    Porlock
Watts    Melchisedech        same writing    Porlock
Watts    Robert        same writing    Porlock
Welshe    John        same writing    Porlock
Westcott    Hannibal        same writing    Porlock
Westron    Garrett        same writing    Porlock
Westron    John        same writing    Porlock
Widlake    John        same writing    Porlock
Widlake    Thomas        same writing    Porlock
Widlake    Walter        same writing    Porlock
Woodward    Daniel        same writing    Porlock
Woodward    Richard        same writing    Porlock
Wythicombe    Edward        same writing    Porlock
Youde    William        same writing    Porlock
Macy    Thomas    curate    signed    Porlock
Phelps    Robert    constable of Carhampton Hundred    signed    Porlock
Frye    Thomas    churchwarden    signed    Porlock
Moggridge    John    churchwarden    signed    Porlock
Awten    Christopher    sideman    signed    Porlock
Wattes    Roger    sideman    signed    Porlock
Allen    Rice        same writing    Selworthy
Baker    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Bale    William        same writing    Selworthy
Beague    Alexander        same writing    Selworthy
Beague    John        same writing    Selworthy
Beague    John        same writing    Selworthy
Berry    Nathaniel        same writing    Selworthy
Blackford    John        same writing    Selworthy
Blackford    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Briant    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Briant    William        same writing    Selworthy
Chapman    John        same writing    Selworthy
Coffin    Walter    sen    same writing    Selworthy
Coffin    Walter    jun    same writing    Selworthy
Cole    Lambert        same writing    Selworthy
Cooke    John        same writing    Selworthy
Corner    Charles        same writing    Selworthy
Corner    John        same writing    Selworthy
Corner    Philemon        same writing    Selworthy
Culverwell    thomas        same writing    Selworthy
Darch    John        same writing    Selworthy
Dawkens    Roger        same writing    Selworthy
Deanenire    John        same writing    Selworthy
Dennis    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Dennis    Lewis        same writing    Selworthy
Donne    Ellis        same writing    Selworthy
Dunscomb    John        same writing    Selworthy
Dunscomb    William        same writing    Selworthy
Elston    William        same writing    Selworthy
Giles    David        same writing    Selworthy
Giles    Michael        same writing    Selworthy
Giles    William        same writing    Selworthy
Glasses    John        same writing    Selworthy
Gregory    Ambrose        same writing    Selworthy
Gregory    William        same writing    Selworthy
Hensley    Edward        same writing    Selworthy
Hensly    George        same writing    Selworthy
Hensly    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Hensly    John        same writing    Selworthy
Hensly    William        same writing    Selworthy
Hickes    John        same writing    Selworthy
Hodges    Philip        same writing    Selworthy
Hooper    William        same writing    Selworthy
Home    Charles    sen    same writing    Selworthy
Home    Charles    jun    same writing    Selworthy
Horne    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Horne    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Horne    John        same writing    Selworthy
Home    William        same writing    Selworthy
How    Jasper        same writing    Selworthy
How    Thomas        same writing    Selworthy
Jennings    John        same writing    Selworthy
Kent    Ciprian        same writing    Selworthy
Kent    James        same writing    Selworthy
Kent    John        same writing    Selworthy
Kent    John        same writing    Selworthy
Kent    Joseph        same writing    Selworthy
Kidner    Michael        same writing    Selworthy
Knight    John        same writing    Selworthy
Knight    Pentecost        same writing    Selworthy
Loosemore    William        same writing    Selworthy
Macie    John        same writing    Selworthy
Mansell    Walter        same writing    Selworthy
Martin    Laurence        same writing    Selworthy
May    Christopher        same writing    Selworthy
Merrivell    John        same writing    Selworthy
Mills    Drew        same writing    Selworthy
Mills    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Mills    Roger        same writing    Selworthy
Pannell    Michael        same writing    Selworthy
Pearce    John        same writing    Selworthy
Phelps    John        same writing    Selworthy
Phelps    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Pile    Edward    sen    same writing    Selworthy
Pile    Edward    jun    same writing    Selworthy
Pindle    Ciprian        same writing    Selworthy
Poore    John        same writing    Selworthy
Quicke    Emanuel        same writing    Selworthy
Radford    William        same writing    Selworthy
Rawle    John        same writing    Selworthy
Rawle    Peter        same writing    Selworthy
Rawle    William        same writing    Selworthy
Reddibon    William        same writing    Selworthy
Rice    Watkin        same writing    Selworthy
Sidderfin    John        same writing    Selworthy
Smith    Peter        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Alexander        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Alexander        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Spuryier    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    Walter        same writing    Selworthy
Spurrier    William        same writing    Selworthy
Staynings    Charles    sen, esq    same writing    Selworthy
Staynings    Charles    jun, gent    same writing    Selworthy
Stephens    John        same writing    Selworthy
Stephens    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    Alexander        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    Alexander        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    Edward        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    George        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    John        same writing    Selworthy
Stodden    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Stote    John        same writing    Selworthy
Stote    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Stote    William        same writing    Selworthy
Stutfold    William        same writing    Selworthy
Stronge    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Sutten    George        same writing    Selworthy
Tagley    George        same writing    Selworthy
Tampkins    John        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    Henry        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    Hugh        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    John        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    John        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    John        same writing    Selworthy
Tapscott    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    Andrew        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    Edward        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    George        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    John        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    John        same writing    Selworthy
Taylor    William        same writing    Selworthy
Trill    John        same writing    Selworthy
Upham    Christopher        same writing    Selworthy
Vickery    William        same writing    Selworthy
Vion    Charles        same writing    Selworthy
Vion    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Walker    Richard        same writing    Selworthy
Wats    George        same writing    Selworthy
Watts    John        same writing    Selworthy
Wedlake    Gregory        same writing    Selworthy
Westcott    Jasper        same writing    Selworthy
Westcott    Robert        same writing    Selworthy
Whitfield    Thomas        same writing    Selworthy
Williams    John        same writing    Selworthy
Wills    Thomas        same writing    Selworthy
Youde    Edward        same writing    Selworthy
Youde    Walter        same writing    Selworthy
Hill    John    minister    signed    Selworthy
Phelps    Robert    churchwarden    signed    Selworthy
Stote    John    churchwarden    signed    Selworthy
Pyle    Robert    overseer    signed    Selworthy
Clement    Henry    overseer    signed    Selworthy
Arnoll    Andrew        same writing    Stoke Pero
Brayly    Richard    alias Widlake    same writing    Stoke Pero
Corner    Lambert        same writing    Stoke Pero
Dollinge    Walter        same writing    Stoke Pero
Edbrooke    Abraham        same writing    Stoke Pero
Edbrooke    Nicholas        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ferris    Michael        same writing    Stoke Pero
Hill    John        same writing    Stoke Pero
Hill    William        same writing    Stoke Pero
Luckes    Henry        same writing    Stoke Pero
Paramore    Richard        same writing    Stoke Pero
Paramore    Robert        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ridler    George        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ridler    Richard    sen    same writing    Stoke Pero
Ridler    Richard    jun    same writing    Stoke Pero
Ridler    Simon        same writing    Stoke Pero
Simons    John        same writing    Stoke Pero
Snow    Andrew    alias Jacob    same writing    Stoke Pero
Vauter    George        same writing    Stoke Pero
Vauter    William        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ware    Charles        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ware    Henry        same writing    Stoke Pero
Ware    Simon        same writing    Stoke Pero
Blewett    Tristram    parson    same writing    Stoke Pero
Paramore    Richard    churchwarden, overseer    same writing    Stoke Pero
Arnoll    Andrew    churchwarden, overseer    same writing    Stoke Pero
Baker    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Bayly    Richard        same writing    Timberscombe
Bryant    George        same writing    Timberscombe
Bryant    Roger        same writing    Timberscombe
Bryant    Thomas        same writing    Timberscombe
Bryant    William    sen    same writing    Timberscombe
Bryant    William    jun    same writing    Timberscombe
Carse    Amce        same writing    Timberscombe
Chibbet    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Clarke    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Cleeve    John        same writing    Timberscombe
Cole    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Cole    Hugh        same writing    Timberscombe
Cole    william        same writing    Timberscombe
Eame    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Eame    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Ellet    Thomas        same writing    Timberscombe
Elseworthy    Anthony        same writing    Timberscombe
Elseworthie    Arthur        same writing    Timberscombe
Elseworthy    Peter        same writing    Timberscombe
Francke    Alexander        same writing    Timberscombe
French    Richard        same writing    Timberscombe
Green    Philip        same writing    Timberscombe
Gyles    Michael        same writing    Timberscombe
Harrison    Anthony        same writing    Timberscombe
Harrison    George        same writing    Timberscombe
Hart    Richard        same writing    Timberscombe
Heinds    Walter        same writing    Timberscombe
How    George        same writing    Timberscombe
Hurford    Roger        same writing    Timberscombe
Jones    Evan        same writing    Timberscombe
Jones    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Kent    Walter        same writing    Timberscombe
Kitner    Richard        same writing    Timberscombe
Knight    Christopher        same writing    Timberscombe
Langbury    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Leigh    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Leigh    John    sen    same writing    Timberscombe
Leigh    John    jun    same writing    Timberscombe
Lewes    George        same writing    Timberscombe
Lewes    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Lewes    John    sen    same writing    Timberscombe
Lewes    John    jun    same writing    Timberscombe
Lewes    Reynold        same writing    Timberscombe
Mathew    Morgan        same writing    Timberscombe
Mattocke    Robert        same writing    Timberscombe
Murton    Thomas        same writing    Timberscombe
Pepper    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Pepper    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Philip    David        same writing    Timberscombe
Portman    Amos        same writing    Timberscombe
Portman    Mathew        same writing    Timberscombe
Priscott    John        same writing    Timberscombe
Priscott    Walter        same writing    Timberscombe
Raymond    George        same writing    Timberscombe
Skerdon    Laurence        same writing    Timberscombe
Spurrier    Hugh        same writing    Timberscombe
Steiner    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Steward    Hugh        same writing    Timberscombe
Stodden    Robert        same writing    Timberscombe
Stronge    Henry        same writing    Timberscombe
Sullye    John        same writing    Timberscombe
Thomas    David        same writing    Timberscombe
Thomas    Francis        same writing    Timberscombe
Thorne    William        same writing    Timberscombe
Webber    David        same writing    Timberscombe
Williams    Evan        same writing    Timberscombe
William    John        same writing    Timberscombe
William    Thomas        same writing    Timberscombe
Worth    John    gent    same writing    Timberscombe
How    Nicholas    vicar    signed    Timberscombe
Carse    Henry    churchwarden    signed    Timberscombe
Harte    Mathew    churchwarden    signed    Timberscombe
Bryant    John    overseer    signed    Timberscombe
Harrison    Alexander    overseer    signed    Timberscombe
Arnold    Henry        same writing    Treborough
Arnold    Thomas        same writing    Treborough
Baker    William        same writing    Treborough
Basse    Hugh        same writing    Treborough
Brag    Walter        same writing    Treborough
Chepman    John        same writing    Treborough
Chepman    Thomas        same writing    Treborough
Chepman    William    sen    same writing    Treborough
Chepman    William    jun    same writing    Treborough
Chepman    William        same writing    Treborough
Collins    John        same writing    Treborough
Cookesley    John        same writing    Treborough
Cookesley    Richard        same writing    Treborough
Cookesley    Thomas        same writing    Treborough
Doble    John        same writing    Treborough
Evan    Philip        same writing    Treborough
Prie    Edmund        same writing    Treborough
Gale    Thomas        same writing    Treborough
Hascombe    Gregory    alias Ven    same writing    Treborough
Humfrie    James        same writing    Treborough
Hurford    John        same writing    Treborough
Jones    William        same writing    Treborough
Lane    John        same writing    Treborough
Morley    Thomas        same writing    Treborough
Norcombe    Bartholomew        same writing    Treborough
Norcombe    Nicholas        same writing    Treborough
Norman    John        same writing    Treborough
Parsons    Edward        same writing    Treborough
Parsons    Mark        same writing    Treborough
Parsons    Nicholas        same writing    Treborough
Pierce    John        same writing    Treborough
Rice    Evan        same writing    Treborough
Roe    Philip        same writing    Treborough
Towill    John        same writing    Treborough
Towill    Nicholas        same writing    Treborough
Winter    James        same writing    Treborough
Wood    James        same writing    Treborough
Hurtnoll    Nicholas    rector    signed    Treborough
Thorne    Richard    churchwarden    signed    Treborough
Hurford    Edward    overseer    signed    Treborough
Baker    John    overseer    signed    Treborough
Allercott    William        same writing    Withycombe
Ambrose    William        same writing    Withycombe
Blundell    John    sen    same writing    Withycombe
Blundell    John    jun    same writing    Withycombe
Booker    Laurence        same writing    Withycombe
Borne    John        same writing    Withycombe
Bradford    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Brooke    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Callamer    Adam        same writing    Withycombe
Cleark    John        same writing    Withycombe
Clement    Alexander        same writing    Withycombe
Clement    John        same writing    Withycombe
Clement    John        same writing    Withycombe
Clement    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Eales    John        same writing    Withycombe
Elseworthy    William        same writing    Withycombe
Emunds    William        same writing    Withycombe
Glady    William        same writing    Withycombe
Greifeth    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Handley    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Haris    Ganant        same writing    Withycombe
Hayward    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Hellaker    Peter        same writing    Withycombe
Hern    Christopher        same writing    Withycombe
Hiddon    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Hiles    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Hiles    William        same writing    Withycombe
Hill    John        same writing    Withycombe
Hill    John        same writing    Withycombe
Hill    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Hilles    Christopher        same writing    Withycombe
Hilles    John    sen    same writing    Withycombe
Hilles    John    jun    same writing    Withycombe
Hilles    Richard        same writing    Withycombe
Hoare    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Housgood    John        same writing    Withycombe
Jones    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Liddon    John        same writing    Withycombe
Lieky    George        same writing    Withycombe
Lieky    John        same writing    Withycombe
Lieky    richard        same writing    Withycombe
Lieky    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Morgan    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Morgan    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Moore    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Moore    John        same writing    Withycombe
Normann    Humphrey        same writing    Withycombe
Norman    Timothy        same writing    Withycombe
Pearse    Amen        same writing    Withycombe
Portrey    George        same writing    Withycombe
Portrey    John        same writing    Withycombe
Reeve    John        same writing    Withycombe
Reice    Lewis        same writing    Withycombe
Richards    Philip        same writing    Withycombe
Rise    David        same writing    Withycombe
Rodford    Giles        same writing    Withycombe
Sanders    John        same writing    Withycombe
Slade    Mathew        same writing    Withycombe
Slade    Robert        same writing    Withycombe
Smith    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Stanfast    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Steavens    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Stevens    James        same writing    Withycombe
Steavens    John        same writing    Withycombe
Stone    David        same writing    Withycombe
Stone    Giles        same writing    Withycombe
Sulley    Peter        same writing    Withycombe
Sulley    Richard        same writing    Withycombe
Tailor    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Thorne    Henry        same writing    Withycombe
Thorne    John        same writing    Withycombe
Thorne    John        same writing    Withycombe
Thorne    William    sen    same writing    Withycombe
Thorne    William    jun    same writing    Withycombe
Vicary    George        same writing    Withycombe
Vicary    Hugh        same writing    Withycombe
Vicary    John        same writing    Withycombe
Watts    George        same writing    Withycombe
Watts    Gregory        same writing    Withycombe
Watts    William        same writing    Withycombe
Waye    John    alias Hill    same writing    Withycombe
Wheddon    William        same writing    Withycombe
Willton    Thomas        same writing    Withycombe
Windham    Francis        same writing    Withycombe
Yound    Mathias    sen    same writing    Withycombe
Yound    Mathias    jun    same writing    Withycombe
Uppington    John    rector    signed    Withycombe
Wilcox    George    churchwarden    signed    Withycombe
Hodson    William    churchwarden    signed    Withycombe
Hoare    Andrew    overseer    signed    Withycombe
Moore    Lancelot    overseer    signed    Withycombe
Baker    James    overseer    signed    Withycombe
Baker    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Baker    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Batt    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Thomas    Batt        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bawdrip    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Brooke    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    Andrew        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    James        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    Richard        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    Roger        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Bryant    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Copp    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Couch    Hugh        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Courte    Walter        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Creech    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Culverwell    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Dawe    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Deake    George    sen    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Deake    George    jun    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Deake    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    Giles        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    Henry    jun    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    Robert        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Doble    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Green    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Gregory    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Gregory    Hugh        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Halle    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hancocke    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hawten    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Haynes    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Haynes    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Haynes    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hellman    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hole    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hole    Hugh        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hole    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hole    Nicholas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hole    Peter        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hooper    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hooper    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hooper    Thomas    jun    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hoyell    Richard        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hurford    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Hurford    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Kelley    Martin        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Kitnor    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Lands    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langdon    Andrew        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langdon    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langdon    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langley    John    sen    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langley    Lewis        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Langley    Roger        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Leigh    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Moggridge    Philip        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Morley    Andrew        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Morley    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Norman    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Oliver    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Owens    Evan        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Sage    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Roberts    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Seavory    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Seavary    Robert        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Seavery    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Smyth    Alexander        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Street    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Strong    Henry        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Strong    Hugh        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Strong    John    sen    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Strong    John    petty constable    same writing    Wootton Courtney
Strong    Peter        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Tucker    Nicholas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Valentine    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Vicary    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Weedlake    Francis        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Westcott    John        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Wheddon    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Wollcott    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Woolcott    William        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Yeem    George        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Yeem    Thomas        same writing    Wootton Courtney
Morley    John    rector    signed    Wootton Courtney
Coffin    Robert    churchwarden    signed    Wootton Courtney
Courte    Robert    churchwarden    signed    Wootton Courtney
Wheddon    John    overseer    signed    Wootton Courtney
Westcott    John    overseer    signed    Wootton Courtney