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ChasH
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Gloucestershire Strays in 18th Century marriages (Beverstone)
« on: Wednesday 27 May 09 11:34 UTC (UK) »
Chatters all,

Whilst once more searching my list of 18th century marriages at Beverstone I saw so many brides and/or grooms from so many parishes that I thought I'd let you know.

These are the parishes mentioned at least once in my list at http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,310408.0.html and the place names are as written in the records but I've added the Chapman county codes in places.

Beverstone, Tetbury, Kingscote, Avening, Horsley,  Pe**ey in BRK, Charington, Stroud, Malmesbury WIL, Ozelworth, Painswick, Cirencester, Nimpsfield, Hawkes burie, Clyffe Pipard WIL, Bagpath, Rodborough, Cam, Stonehouse, King Stanley, Coberley, Ashley WIL,  Chevenage, St Mary Whitechappel London, Minchinhampton (And even Minching Hampton!), Joelgethley Merioneth, Gloster, Nailsworth, Woodchester, Dauntsey WIL, Winchcombe, Bristol, **dbury.

So if you were looking for the 18th C marriage of persons from the above places . . . .

Perhaps the vicar was not fussy about parental permissions, couples' ages and all that jazz!

Good searching

Chas
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Bevrstn:DAVIES:HIGGS:PERROT
Bisly:BROWN:COOK:CURTIS:DAVIS:FRANKLIN:GARDINER:GLASCODINE:GRIME:JEFFERIES:PEACEY:WARREN
ChipSod:HARDING:HIGGS
Colrne:GOLDEN
G Bad:DAVIES
Horsly:ADAMS:BAYLY:BIRD:COOK:EVANS:GAZARD:HILL:LEWIS:MATTHEWS:PRIDE:SKIRTON:TEAKLE:TURK:WALKLEY:YOUNG
K'Stan:BISHOP:PINEGAR
Marshfld:BLAKE
Minch:HILL:MASON:PERRIN
N.Nib:PERROT:SHATFORD:WAYMAN:WOODWARD
N.Wrax:BLAKE
Stinch:HAZEL:WAYMAN
St'hse:GABB:GREGORY
W-U-E:HART:PAYNE:SPENCER:RICE
Hazel17
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Re: Some 18th Century marriages.
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 27 May 09 11:48 UTC (UK) »
Just to say that Joelgethley is not a place in the North Wales county of Meironydd but is does sound an awful lot like the way I've heard people pronounce Dolgellau which was in Meironydd. The vicar probably wrote exactly what he could hear with no-one to even suggest a correct spelling!  Smiley

So if anyone happens to be ineterested in that marriage I would interpret it as Dolgellau.
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Rolph/Bird/Hilliard Writtle & Highwood Essex
Lister/Fitch/Kitteridge/Coote  Ashdon Essex
Coote Castle Camps Essex
Jones Kirby le Soken Essex
Kinch London/Swanbourne Bucks/Oxon
Burt Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset
Smith/Bant  Birmingham
Weatherill London/York
Hill/Habershon Sheffield
Roberts - London
Stringer - Leicester
Frost Castleton Derbys
Hall Wirksworth Derby
Allcock/Parkes Calton, Staffs
Meisenheimer Germany
Crossley/Adams Hidcote, Gloucs
R(o)ycroft Brown Malpas
Pratley BurfordOx
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