Winchcombe Gloucestershire Family History Guide
Winchcombe is an Ancient Parish and a market town in the county of Gloucestershire.
Other places in the parish include: Abbey Demenses and Langley, Coates, Cockbury, Corndean, Frampton, Sudeley, Gretton, Naunton, Naunton and Frampton, Postlip, and Greet.
Alternative names: Winchcombe with Gretton, Winchcomb
Parish church: St Peter
Parish registers begin: 1539
Nonconformists include: Baptist and Wesleyan Methodist.
Industry: Silk and paper and Woollen Goods.
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Adjacent Parishes
- Hailes
- Prescott
- Dumbleton
- Toddington
- Bishops Cleeve
- Stanley Pontlarge
- Alderton
- Guiting Power
- Beckford
- Charlton Abbots
- Sudeley Manor
Parish History
Winchcombe
Beeton’s British Gazetteer 1870
Winchcombe, a market town and parish of Gloucestershire, situated on the river Isbourne, 13 miles N.E. from Gloucester. The church is a noble Gothic structure.
The town also contains some chapels for nonconformists, a new town-hall, a mechanics’ institute, and a grammar-school. It formerly possessed a magnificent abbey, of which no traces now remain. Post town, Cheltenham. It has a money ord. off. Manf. Silk and paper.
It was formerly famous for its woollen goods. Mar. D. Sat. Pop. of par. 2937. The nearest station is Cheltenham, on the Swindon and South Wales section of the Great Western Railway, from which it is distant about 7 miles.
Source: Beeton’s British Gazetteer 1870. Ward, Lock & Tyler, Paternoster Row, London.
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
Winchcomb, a small town, a parish, and a district, in Gloucester. The town stands on the river Isborne, under the Cotswolds, at the terminus of the Winchcomb and Midland railway, 6¾ miles NE of Cheltenham; was known, at Domesday, as Wincelcombe; had a mitred Benedictine abbey, founded in 798 by King Kenulph, destroyed by the Danes, and rebuilt as a secular college in 985 by Bishop Oswald; was a residence and the burial-place of King Kenulph; numbers amongst its natives Bishop Tideman and the physician Merret.
It is a borough by prescription, with two bailiffs and eight burgesses, possessing little jurisdiction; is also a seat of petty sessions and county courts; carries on industry in a silk factory, a large paper mill, a tan-yard and skin-yard, and four flour-mills; and has a post-office under Cheltenham, a banking office, a police station, a neat recent town hall, a reading room, a mechanics’ institute, an early English and Tudor parish church, Baptist and Wesleyan chapels, two endowed schools with £70 a year, a national school, a workhouse, charities £48, a weekly market on Saturday, and five annual fairs.
The parish includes eleven hamlets, and comprises 5,700 acres. Real property, £13,486. Pop., in 1851, 2,824; in 1861, 2,937. Houses, 634. Sudeley Castle, Postlip Hall, Corndean Hall, and the Abbey are chief residences.
The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol. Value, £200. Patron, Lord Sudeley. A chapel of ease and a Wesleyan chapel are at Gretton; and a ruined Norman Chapel is at Postlip.
The district contains 21 parishes and 3 parts; and is divided into Guiting and Cleeve sub-districts. Acres, 57,494. Poor rates in 1863, £4,667. Pop. in 1851, 10,136; in 1861, 10,082. Houses, 2,245. Marriages in 1866, 65; births, 335, of which 23 were illegitimate; deaths, 172, of which 58 were at ages under 5 years, and 9 at ages above 85. Marriages in the 10 years 1851-60, 630; births, 3,027; deaths, 1,843. The places of worship, in 1851, were 26 of the Church of England, with 4,584 sittings; 5 of Baptists, with 655 s.; 3 of Lady Huntingdon’s Connexion, with 518 s.; and 5 of Wesleyans, with 723 s. The schools were 16 public day-schools, with 534 scholars; 14 private day-schools, with 172 s.; 32 Sunday schools, with 1,500 s.; and 1 evening school for adults, with 25 s.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
Abbey Demenses
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
Abbey-Demenses, a hamlet in the parish of Winchcombe, Gloucester. See Winchcombe.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
The National Gazetteer 1868
Abbey Demenses, a hmlt. in the par. of Winchcomb, in the hund. of Lower Kiftsgate, in the co. of Gloucester, not far from Winchcomb. An abbey of the Benedictine order was founded here by Cenwulf, King of Mercia, in the year 798.
Source: The National Gazetteer: a Topographical Dictionary of the British Islands compiled from the latest and best sources and illustrated with a complete county atlas and numerous maps. Vol. 1. Virtue & Co. London. 1868.
Cockbury
A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland 1833
Cockbury, co. Gloucester.
P. T. Gloucester (104) 14½ m. NE b E. Pop. with Pa.
A hamlet in the parish of Winchcombe and lower division of the hundred of Kingsgate.
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland by John Gorton. The Irish and Welsh articles by G. N. Wright; Vol. I; London; Chapman and Hall, 186, Strand; 1833.
Corndean
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
Corndean, a hamlet in Winchcomb parish, Gloucester; 1 mile SSW of Winchcomb.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
Frampton and Naunton
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
Frampton and Naunton, a hamlet in Winchcomb parish, Gloucester; near Winchcomb.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
Gretton
The Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales 1851
Gretton, a chapelry in the parish of Winchcombe, county of Gloucester; 1¾ mile north-west of Winchcombe. Living, a curacy annexed to the vicarage of Winchcombe. Tithes commuted in 1814.
Source: The Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales; A Fullarton & Co. Glasgow; 1851.
Naunton
The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales 1870
Naunton, a hamlet in Winchcomb parish, Gloucester; 3 ½ miles NNW of Winchcomb.
Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].
Sudeley Tenements
A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland 1833
Sudeley Tenements, co. Gloucester.
P.T. Gloucester (104) 14½ m. NE b E. Pop. with Pa.
A hamlet in the parish of Winchcombe and lower division of the hundred of Kiftsgate
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland by John Gorton. The Irish and Welsh articles by G. N. Wright; Vol. III; London; Chapman and Hall, 186, Strand; 1833.
Bankrupts
Below is a list of people that were declared bankrupt between 1820 and 1843 extracted from The Bankrupt Directory; George Elwick; London; Simpkin, Marshall and Co.; 1843
Adams Wm., Winchcomb, Gloucester, surgeon and apothecary, April 3, 1829.
Attwood John, Winchcomb, Gloucestershire, victualler, Jan. 29, 1833.
Tregent Patrick, Postlip, Gloucestershire, paper manufacturer, Dec 27, 1831.
Parish Records
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Parish Registers
Marriages Out of Parish
| Details | Place of Marriage |
|---|---|
| John Briscoe, of Winchcomb, & Mary Cardell, w., 5 May 1761 | Alstone |
| Robert Moyle, of Winchcomb, & Ann Booker, 1 Nov. 1725 | Alstone |
| Timothy Deaves, of Winchcomb, & Susannah Wootton, 19 Oct. 1713 | Aston Somerville |
| John Mortlow, of Winchcombe, & Lucy Trevers of Aston 2 Nov. 1690 | Batsford |
Marriages at Winchcombe 1539-1812
Transcriptions
Winchcombe Marriages 1810 to 1812
William Pearson & Mary Parker, 12 Feb. 1810
William Griffin & Hannah Mansell, 31 Mar. 1810
Thomas Woolvin & Ann Townley, 11 June 1810
Robert Parker & Ann Brain, 8 July 1810
John Herbert & Mary Gelder, 28 July 1810
John Townshend & Mary Hughes, 7 Aug. 1810
George Teale, of Dumbleton, & Sarah Harris, 15 Aug. 1810
Richard Hughes & Ann Baldwin, w., lic., 16 Aug. 1810
Robert Greening, of Langley, & Lucy Cole, of Gretton, 28 Aug. 1810
Charles James, of Ashchurch, & Hannah Cole, of Gretton, 30 Oct. 1810
Richard Maisey, of Salperton, w., & Mary Smith, 12 Nov. 1810
Richard Hirons, of All Saints, Evesham, & Elizabeth Smith, lic., 26 Feb. 1811
Solomon lvin & Charlotte Mellon, 18 Mar. 1811
Robert Holloway, of St. Mary Le Bone, Middlesex, & Sarah Harvey, lic., 28 Mar. 1811
William Randle & Mary Burrows, lic., 16 Apr. 1811
Samuel Farmer Sadler, & Charlotte Wood, lic., 6 May 1811
Japheth Griffin & Ann Skinner, 6 June 1811
William Smith & Sarah Griffin, 23 June 1811
Henry Skinner & Judith Allington, 14 July 1811
William Townsend, of Woolstone, Berks., & Sarah Barrett, lic., 31 July 1811
John Darke & Bridget Chadborn, 1 Sept. 1811
William Stephens & Hannah Best, 1 Oct. 1811
William Ballenger & Ann Maria Humphris, lic., 8 Oct. 1811
Jacob Evans, w., & Mary Willis, s., 13 Oct. 1811
James Ind & Elizabeth Wakefield, lic., 15 Oct. 1811
Richard Mitchel & Lydia Haslum, 20 Oct. 1811
Samuel Greening & Rhoda Etheredge, 23 Oct. 1811
Thomas Walker & Sarah Mann, of Gretton, 29 Oct. 1811
Joseph Oakley & Hannah Heydon, 30 Oct. 1811
George Cook & Sarah Staite, lic., 30 Oct. 1811
John Pulham & Elizabeth Staite, 31 Oct. 1811
Thomas Humphris & Seely Shorey, lic., 14 Nov. 1811
John Oakey & Mary Best, lic., 2 Dec. 1811
Thomas Major & Sarah Townley, 18 Feb. 1812
George Lank & Lydia Major, 2 Mar. 1812
Robert Wiltshire & Rachel Drewett, 29 Mar. 1812
Edward Bingle & Diana Mansell, 6 Apr. 1812
James Hughes & Mary Mansell, 6 Apr. 1812
Michael Harris & Sarah East, 19 May 1812
Daniel Wilson & Sarah Newman, lic., 23 May 1812
James Griffin & Sarah Harvey, 2 June 1812
John Hallard & Sarah Woolvin, 22 June 1812
Joseph Payne & Sarah Jeynes, 12 Oct. 1812
Richard Oakley, of Alderton, w., & Elizabeth Parker, w., 22 Oct. 1812
Jeremiah Harris, of Didbrook, & Ann Green, at Sudeley, 2 Nov. 1812
William Burrows & Esther Dowdeswell, lic., 16 Nov. 1812
Daniel Wilsdon & Hannah Herbert, 7 Dec. 1812
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1805 to 1809
Thomas Barnard, of Cheltenham & Alice Staite, lic., 14 Jan. 1805
Joseph Guest, of Charlton Kings, & Ann Lovesey, lic., 3 Mar. 1805
George Skay & Jane Keen, 12 May 1805
Thomas Garner, of Lower Swell, & Mary Leaver, w., 20 May 1805
Robert Stollard, of Stanley Pontlarch, & Susanna Cull, Gretton, 27 June 1805
George Timbrell & Esther Payton, lic., 4 Aug. 1805
John Payne & Sarah Merryman, 26 Aug. 1805
William Matthews & Mary Howman, lic., 27 Aug. 1805
John Brown, b., & Susanna Ellison, w., 30 Sept. 1805
Robert Large & Susanna Hughes, 14 Oct. 1805
John Greening & Susanna Harker, lic., 5 Nov. 1805
Josias Edwards & Mary Parker, 7 Nov. 1805
William Mason & Jane Evans, 9 Nov. 1805
George Lank, w., & Ann Llewellin, s., 21 Nov. 1805
William Freeman & Ann Wasley, 21 Nov. 1805
John Major & Sarah Naish, 23 Nov. 1805
Edward Shotten & Ann Mansell, 11 Dec. 1805
William Pugh, of Pynock, & Susanna Willis, 23 Dec. 1805
Richard Turner & Sarah Willis, 5 Jan. 1806
Robert Parker & Elizabeth Haydon, 5 Jan. 1806
Ebsworth Humphries & Esther Hughes, 22 Jan. 1806
Giles Iles & Charlotte Pearson, 4 Mar. 1806
Joseph Craddock & Sarah Slatter, 5 Apr. 1806
Richard Huddle & Ann Cummings, at Sudeley, 13 Oct. 1806
William Pulley, of Toddington, & Susanna Harris, 14 Oct. 1806
Richard Roberts & Mary Hyat, 15 Oct. 1806
William Smith & Ann Beard, 16 Oct. 1806
Richard Pigeon & Martha Townsend, 6 Nov. 1806
Joshua Baylis & Mary Williams, 14 Nov. 1806
Charles Bullingham & Mary Pandry, 16 Jan. 1807
Thomas Woolvin, w., & Eleanor Evins, w., lic., 16 Apr. 1807
Benjamin Panther & Sarah Seabright, at Sudeley, lic., 17 Apr. 1807
Thomas Edwards, b., & Sarah Maiden, s., 22 June 1807
John Harvey, b., & Mary Greenall, s., lic., 24 June 1807
Richard Oakley & Elizabeth Lane, 6 July 1807
John Spencer & Mary Bick, 16 Aug. 1807
Joseph Greenall & Ann Phipps, 25 Aug. 1807
John Stoneham & Jane Cooke, 6 Sept. 1807
John Harding & Jane Allington, 9 Oct. 1807
Thomas Court & Elizabeth Newland, 12 Oct. 1807
William Tarran & Ann Harrison, 10 Dec. 1807
Edward Tusten & Sarah Tovey, 25 Dec. 1807
James Harvey & Mary Chadborn, lic., 29 Dec. 1807
Robert Woolvin & Elizabeth Millington, 18 Jan. 1808
John Mason & Ann Staite, 28 Jan. 1808
Thomas Browning & Sarah Staite, 29 Feb. 1808
John Millington & Ann Seabright, 21 Mar. 1808
James Worsfold, esq., of St. Martin’s, Middlesex, & Mary Barrett, lic., 14 Apr. 1808
William Gibbs & Mary Minchin, 20 Apr. 1808
Thomas Moyle & Mary Baylis, 19 May 1808
William Mann & Elizabeth Greening, 22 May 1808
John Hewett, or Hewenson, & Susanna Mann, 24 May 1808
William Tusten & Elizabeth Shorey, 27 May 1808
John Druitt & Lucy Smith, 6 June 1808
John Roberts & Sarah Townley, 28 July 1808
George Riddle & Harriett Rose, 1 Aug. 1808
Thomas Lewis & Eleanor Payton, lic., 3 Aug. 1808
William Wood & Elizabeth Newbruck, 22 Aug. 1808
John Cole, of Cutsdean, & Mary Wood, lic., 28 Aug. 1808
Thomas Ireland & Dinah Wilson, lic., 1 Oct. 1808
Emmanuel Heydon & Ann Matthews, 13 Oct. 1808
Thomas Cummings & Esther Little, 15 Oct. 1808
James Drinkwater, of Santhurst, w., & Mary Cummins, this p., s., lic., 19 Oct. 1808
John Hall & Mary Wood, 29 Oct. 1808
Thomas Hall & Mary Ashwood, 12 Nov. 1808
John Hemming & Elizabeth Davis, lic., 5 Jan. 1809
Ferdinando Jones & Esther Best, lic., 12 Feb. 1809
William Pearson & Ann Major, 3 Apr. 1809
William Priest, w., & Sarah Greening, s., 16 Apr. 1809
William Ireland & Ann Cornbill, at Sudeley, lic., 11 July 1809
Richard Gibbs, of Bratsforten, & Christian Cole, of Gretton, lic., 23 Aug. 1809
John Humphris, of Donnington, & Elizabeth Pulham, lic., 31 Aug. 1809
Samuel Shotten & Arabella Mansell 9 Oct. 1809
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1800 to 1804
Thomas Wiggins, of Broadwell, & Elizabeth Cooke, 13 Feb. 1800
Edward Skey & Mary Hale, of Gretton, 23 Apr. 1800
George Jacksons & Elizabeth Hughes, lic., 19 May 1800
Henry Tarran & Mary Feebry, 19 May 1800
Joseph Minett & Sarah Holborough, lic., 25 May 1800
William Hunt & Mary Poole, 16 June 1800
William Francis, of Hampstead, Middlesex, & Elizabeth Banbury, this p., lic., 2 July 1800
William Hall & Sarah Best, lic., 6 July 1800
George Hughes, b., & Elizabeth Seabright, w., lic., 9 Aug. 1800
Robert Williams & Esther Townley, 26 Aug. 1800
Thomas Baldwin & Ann Whitmore, lic., 14 Oct. 1800
John Ivins, w., & Elizabeth Legge, w., lic., 24 Oct. 1800
Richard Allington & Mary Tombs, 29 Dec. 1800
John Pardington & Fanny Noxon, lic., 5 Feb. 1801
William Barnes & Ann Hemming, 9 Feb. 1801
Thomas Smith & Mary Ann Heavens, lic., 17 Mar. 1801
James Hughes, of Prestbury, & Fanny Noxon, lic., 10 June 1801
Thomas Staite & Esther Brown, lic., 10 June 1801
John Hart & Sarah Tusten, lic., 5 July 1801
Henry Lane, w., & Sarah Haskins, s., 16 Aug. 1801
John Arnold & Ann Jennings, 7 Oct. 1801
Thomas Newman & Ann Howman, lic., 3 Nov. 1801
John Mason, this p., & Sarah Stringar, of Rothwell, Yorkshire, 11 Nov. 1801
John Grizell & Sarah Minett, lic., 8 Dec. 1801
David Paddick & Elizabeth Hemming, 14 Feb. 1802
Charles Johnson & Jane Mansell, 23 Feb. 1802
Edward Haslam & Mary Pearson, 28 Feb. 1802
Charles Staite & Mary Bliss, both of Gretton, 1 Mar. 1802
William Farmer, Southwell, & Mary Mealing, lic., 9 Mar. 1802
John Ems, of Lower Guiting, & Elizabeth Moyle, of this p., 28 Mar. 1802
John Noxon & Ann Harker, lic., 13 Apr. 1802
Samuel Cox & Mary Perrin, at Sudeley, lic., 6 May 1802
Thomas Skay & Susanna Rowland, 8 May 1802
William Shotten & Martha Stephens, 18 June 1802
William Marshall & Ann Mason, 28 June 1802
Robert Crawford & Patience Minett, 7 Aug. 1802
Edward Alison & Susanna Hemming, 11 Sept. 1802
John Roberts & Ann Harvey, lic., 26 Sept. 1802
William Best & Ann Parker, 25 Oct. 1802
George Skinner, w., & Elizabeth Taylor, w., 22 Nov. 1802
Samuel Edwards, b., & Ann Wasley, s., 22 Nov. 1802
Abraham Wheeler & Ann Phillips, 29 Nov. 1802
Isaac Webb, of St. Martin’s, Birmingham, & Esther Haydon, 25 Dec. 1802
Stephen Best & Elizabeth Mason, 25 Dec. 1802
William Tusten & Sarah Cull, 9 Feb. 1803
William Wiltshire, b., & Elizabeth Atkins, s., of Greet, lic., 1 Mar. 1803
William Matthews, b., & Ann Best, s., of Gretton, 1 Mar. 1803
Joseph Willett, of Lower Milton, p. Shipton, Oxfordshire, & Ann Baldwin, of Cockbury, this p., lic., 24 Mar. 1803
David Evans, of St. Andrew’s, Holborn, & Betty Cox Maggs, lic., 1 May 1803
William Tovey & Sarah Ashwood, 3 May 1803
Ferdinando Cull, of Willersey, & Mary Cole, of Gretton, lic., 10 May 1803
John Haslum & Mary Stanley, 2 June 1803
John Rose & Esther Hopkins, 28 July 1803
William Trowton & Esther Major, 13 Oct. 1803
Charles Rowland & Mary Cooper, 20 Oct. 1803
John Cull & Elizabeth Cole, of Gretton, lic., 20 Oct. 1803
William Pardington & Martha Wilson, lic., 25 Oct. 1803
John Harding & Susanna Hopkins, 31 Oct. 1803
James Best & Sarah Harris, 8 Nov. 1803
John Skay & Jane Rose, 24 Mar. 1804
Anthony Jones & Alice Pearson, 16 Apr. 1804
Thomas Sturmey & Hannah Loo, 1 May 1804
Richard Turbeyfield & Ann Andrews, lic., 7 July 1804
William Arnold & Hannah Pearson 13 Oct. 1804
Thomas Smith & Ann Pulham, 22 Oct. 1804
John Robinson & Esther Gelder, 28 Oct. 1804
Henry Worvill & Mary Robinson, 29 Oct. 1804
William Parker & Elizabeth Parker, of Stanley Pontlarch, 3 Nov. 1804
James Jacksons & Ann Hill, 6 Nov. 1804
William Loveridge & Eunice Dixon, 12 Nov. 1804
Richard Hemmings & Elizabeth Cole, 17 Nov. 1804
Thomas Tovey & Ann Morris, 24 Dec. 1804
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1795 to 1799
Richard Greening & Margery Greening, of Gretton, 15 Jan. 1795
Edward Bell & Hannah Freeman, 21 Jan. 1795
John Nind, of Toddington, & Ann Staite, of Woodhouse, 30 Apr. 1795
William Butt & Betty Belcher, 4 May 1795
Richard Sharp & Ann Haslum, 25 May 1795
James Greening & Elizabeth Spurrier, 24 June 1795
Robert Lock & Ann Cole, 29 June 1795
Thomas Griffiths & Sarah Gardner, lic., 28 Sept. 1795
John Phythian & Sarah Bleby, 7 Oct. 1795
Robert Matthews & Susanna Snowshill, of Sudeley, 12 Oct. 1795
Thomas Slatter & Sarah Stephens, 13 Oct. 1795
Anthony Hampton & Mary Seabright, 14 Oct. 1795
William Ashley & Sarah Cummyns, of Sudeley, 19 Oct. 1795
Thomas Poulson & Ann Major, 4 Feb. 1796
John Hunter, of St. Andrew, Pershore, & Mary Reynalds, 21 Apr. 1796
John Staite & Mary Minett, of Gretton, 28 Apr. 1796
James Harvey & Ann Stephens, 30 May 1796
John Deane, of St. Peter’s-le-bailey, Oxford, & Catharine Arkell, 26 July 1796
Joseph Wall, of Walton Cardiff, & Mary Phillips, of Greet, 11 Aug. 1796
Thomas Becket & Betty Minett, 1 Sept. 1796
Richard Seys Pryce & Edith Bleby, 13 Nov. 1796
Thomas Cummyns, of Dowdeswell, & Mary Harris, 3 Dec. 1796
Thomas Bishop, of Farmcot, p. Lower Guiting, & Ann Garne, 5 Dec. 1796
John Smallbrook & Mary Haydon, 5 Dec. 1796
John Seabright & Esther Brown, 27 Feb. 1797
James Roberts & Esther Troughton, 7 Mar. 1797
Samuel Clarke & Eleanor Cull, 20 Mar. 1797
Thomas Marlin & Ann Widcombe, 26 Mar. 1797
Charles Johnsons & Elizabeth Heavens, lic., 16 Apr. 1797
John Gibson Cooke & Mary Seabright, 28 Apr. 1797
James Nash & Ann Best, 6 June 1797
Joseph Pardington & Elizabeth Noxom, lic., 29 Aug. 1797
Samuel Roberts & Hannah Newman, lic., 11 Sept. 1797
Darius Parker & Seely Wixey, 18 Sept. 1797
John Cummyns, of Sudeley, & Elizabeth Whatcott, 2 Oct. 1797
Thomas Harding & Anne Garne, 12 Oct. 1797
William Roberts & Sarah Noakes, 13 Oct. 1797
William Yiend & Ann Wixey, 17 Oct. 1797
Charles Mason & Susanna Hall, 30 Oct. 1797
Samuel Slatter, of Cheltenham, & Mary Humphries, lic., 3 Nov. 1797
John Gibbs & Ann Lank, 5 Nov. 1797
James Muster & Ann Minett, of Prescott, lic., 11 Nov. 1797
David James & Mary Reeves, 16 Nov. 1797
Samuel Shury & Mary Cole, at Sudeley, 30 Nov. 1797
John Lank & Mary Jacksons, 6 Jan. 1798
Joseph Millington & Susanna Sadler, 25 Jan. 1798
Robert Stamford & Judith Lane, 12 Feb. 1798
Thomas Williams & Sarah Smith, lic., 22 Feb. 1798
Thomas Sadler & Sarah Brown, 13 Mar. 1798
John Phillips & Ann Tusten, 10 Apr. 1798
John Warder, of Stoke Orchard, & Frances Hathaway, lic., 19 Apr. 1798
James Lane & Ann Johnsons, 31 July 1798
William Clappen & Mary Wasley, at Sudeley, 14 Oct. 1798
Samuel Hiden, of Oddington & Mary Colles, 1 Nov. 1798
Edmund Ballinger & Lydia Mason, 4 Nov. 1798
William Bleby & Abigail Newman, lic., 5 Nov. 1798
George Troughton & Sarah Widdows, 13 Nov. 1798
William Stock & Lurana Morse, 24 Dec. 1798
John Tayler, p. Toddington, & Ann Roberts, of Prescott, lic., 29 Jan. 1799
Henry Williams & Elizabeth Seek, 10 Mar. 1799
Joseph Fenemore & Esther Burrows, lic., 16 Apr. 1799
John Sadler & Elizabeth Barton, 2 June 1799
John Ransom & Lydia Harris, 25 Aug. 1799
Richard Hale & Ann Seek, 23 Sept. 1799
Thomas Day, p. Sherborne, & Ann Cox, at Sudeley, lic., 1 Oct. 1799
Richard Warnell, of Wood-Stanway, & Sarah Mansell, lic., 9 Oct. 1799
John Davies & Elizabeth Kennet, of Greet, 12 Oct. 1799
John Pearson & Elizabeth Jones, 22 Dec. 1799
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1790 to 1794
Richard Baylis & Hannah Minett, 15 Mar. 1790
George Lank & Ann Major, 29 Mar. 1790
William Holloway Gardner & Sarah Burnham, lic., 27 May 1790
John Hyett & Mary Fisher, 24 June 1790
Thomas Shorey & Rachel Robarts, 9 Aug. 1790
John Jackson & Mary Yardington, 28 Oct. 1790
Benjamin James & Mary Curtis, 4 Nov. 1790
William Jenkins & Ann Greening, lic., 9 Dec. 1790
Thomas Kirby & Elizabeth Jackson, 5 Jan. 1791
John Slatter & Margaret Cormill, 29 Jan. 1791
John Lane & Ann Jackson, 30 May 1791
James Turner & Mary Garne, 31 May 1791
Benjamin Figgett & Susannah Wiltshire, 5 June 1791
William James & Susannah Major, 14 Aug. 1791
William Hughes & Elizabeth Lane, 30 Sept. 1791
John Greening & Hester Harvey, 26 Oct. 1791
James Harlick & Sarah Humphris, lic., 7 Nov. 1791
Richard Craddock & Elizabeth Mott, 15 Nov. 1791
Richard Heydon & Mary Deakins, lic., 23 Jan. 1792
William Gibson & Ann Townley, 8 Apr. 1792
William Pearson & Mary Johnson, 16 Apr. 1792
James Lane & Ann Mott, 24 Apr. 1792
Anthony Gilder & Mary Cull, 2 July 1792
John Chadborn & Ann Allington, 6 Oct. 1792
Joseph King & Mary Hathaway, 16 Oct. 1792
Robert Rowland & Hannah Webb, 24 Oct. 1792
Samuel Smith & Ann Brown, lic., 1 Nov. 1792
John Jones & Sarah Townley, 3 Nov. 1792
James Holt & Sarah Hall, 6 Nov. 1792
William Pool & Mary Hyett, of Standley, lic., 12 Nov. 1792
Richard Clayton & Elizabeth Oliver, 14 Feb. 1793
Richard Pardenton & Sarah Baylis, 15 Feb. 1793
James Crook & Mary Wakefield, 20 June 1793
William Aston & Sarah Cole, 8 July 1793
George Hall & Mary Pardenton, 13 Oct. 1793
William Dobbins & Ann Brown, 25 Nov. 1793
John Wakefield & Elizabeth Nind, 6 Jan. 1794
John Edwards & Sarah Harter, 3 Feb. 1794
Thomas Preston & Elizabeth Jones, 10 Feb. 1794
John Watts & Mary Wasley, 24 Mar. 1794
John Bleby & Mary Baylis, of Stanway, 6 Apr. 1794
Samuel Seabright & Elizabeth Skillern, 11 Apr. 1794
Benjamin Allington & Susanna Cull, 19 June 1794
Richard Nether & Lucy Slatter, 22 June 1794
John Chadborn & Mary Smith, 21 Oct. 1794
Samuel Jones & Frances Townley, 2 Nov. 1794
Joseph Hale & Mary Skay, 2 Nov. 1794
Richard Pinchin & Mary Davis, 9 Nov. 1794
Joseph Wilkes & Ann Reeve, 4 Dec. 1794
Charles Lawrence & Hannah Tyler, 18 Dec. 1794
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1785 to 1789
Joseph Greenoll & Mary Burrows, lic., 17 Jan. 1785
William Bridgeman & Jane Harding, 5 Apr. 1785
George Nuel & Mary Townley, lic., 16 Apr. 1785
Charles Tayler & Elinor Rogers, lic., 26 Apr. 1785
John Belcher & Susannah Tainton, lic., 18 June 1785
Thomas White & Sarah Pearson, 11 July 1785
Richard Greening & Mary Staite, lic., 4 Aug. 1785
Joseph Johnson & Ann Batsford, 23 Sept. 1785
John Barns & Mary Jones, lic., 17 Nov. 1785
John Woolvin & Mary Pearson, 5 Dec. 1785
Jonathan Tainton & Ann Howman, lic., 21 Dec. 1785
William Barns & Mary Williams, lic., 17 Jan. 1786
John Balenger & Susana Skinner, 30 May 1786
Samuel Timbrell & Ann Jones, lic., 5 June 1786
Joseph Sebright & Sarah Chandler, 7 Aug. 1786
John Phillips & Mary Brown, 12 Aug. 1786
Benjamin Beckett & Martha Beckett, lic., 26 Aug. 1786
Timothy Cook & Ann Hope, 3 Sept. 1786
Joseph Tompson & Elizabeth Beauchamp, 11 Sept. 1786
Richard Loit & Ann Page, 11 Sept. 1786
John Wakefield & Hannah Tombs, 18 Sept. 1786
Richard Turberville & Elizabeth Greenoll, lic., 19 Sept. 1786
John Humphris & Ann Harris, lic., 12 Oct. 1786
Thomas Hughes & Ann Lane, 23 Oct. 1786
William Williams & Elizabeth Reive, 13 Nov. 1786
William Rieve & Ann Cole, 6 Jan. 1787
Isaac Turner & Lydia Smyth, 13 Jan. 1787
John Sebrick [sic] & Elizabeth Skinner, 28 Feb. 1787
Francis White & Ann Benfield, 13 Mar. 1787
Thomas Owen & Ann Sebrick [sic], 19 Mar. 1787
John Crump & Sarah Oliver, lic., 27 Mar. 1787
Thomas Williams & Frances Stevens, lic., 6 May 1787
David Harvey & Mary Wasley, lic., 11 July 1787
William Febry & Elizabeth Lawrence, lic., 9 Aug. 1787
Charles Chadborn & Ann Chandlor, 30 Sept. 1787
John Williams & Sarah Major, 23 Oct. 1787
Thomas Lane & Sarah Shotten, lic., 23 Oct. 1787
William Reive & Mary Best, 25 Oct. 1787
William Fowler & Sarah Sexty, 24 Jan. 1788
John Johnson & Mary Leach, lic., 26 Feb. 1788
Joseph Cummins & Margaret Hathaway, 31 Mar. 1788
Robert Wells & Betty Staite, lic., 14 May 1788
William Greening & Mary Williams, lic., 7 Aug. 1788
Moses Sexty & Susanah Beckett, lic., 6 Sept. 1788
John Jones & Ann Price, 4 Oct. 1788
James Corbett & Mary Craduck, 6 Oct. 1788
John Spencer & Elizabeth Weaver, 27 Oct. 1788
William Chadborn & Sarah Merryman, 3 Nov. 1788
Lewis Wheatley & Elizabeth White, lic., 4 Nov. 1788
William Beckett & Sarah Stow, lic., 6 Nov. 1788
John Webb & Sarah Roberts, 8 Nov. 1788
Richard Chadborn & Mary Nind, 13 Dec. 1788
Richard Turberville & Mary Harvey, lic., 29 Dec. 1788
Thomas Williams & [—] Clarke, 22 Jan. 1789
Thomas Poole & Salley Pearson, 9 Feb. 1789
Thomas Minchin & Elizabeth Cole, 23 Feb. 1789
John Mallett & Mary Reive, 19 Mar. 1789
William Troughton & Mary Shulum, 22 Mar. 1789
Thomas James & Mary Tomblings, 12 May 1789
Mathias Camory & Mary Night, 17 May 1789
John Craduck & Margery Troughton, lic., 15 June 1789
Richard Rieve & Ann Roberts, 11 July 1789
Thomas Jordan & [—] Clarke, 30 July 1789
George Cole & Hester Phillips, 12 Aug. 1789
Francis Summerfield & Mary Watkins, 22 Aug. 1789
Joseph Phillips & Mary Edwards, 21 Sept. 1789
William Priest & Margaret Bourton, 15 Oct. 1789
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1780 to 1784
Adam Banks & Arabella Harries, lic., 13 Jan. 1780
Thomas Wheelen & Sarah Greening, lic., 10 Feb. 1780
James Potter & Ann Beckett, 30 July 1780
Robert Parker & Mary Hele, 9 Oct. 1780
John Pew, Didbrook, & Sarah Sebright, 23 Oct. 1780
John Hughes & Mary Allen, 7 Nov. 1780
Richard Peart, Sudely, & Elizabeth Willis, lic., 18 Nov. 1780
William Townly & Mary Corbet, 5 Jan. 1781
Joseph Mansel & Mary Corbet, 21 Jan. 1781
John Jelfs, of Chipen Camden, & Hannah Roberts, 27 Jan. 1781
John Webb, of Morton, & Susannah Johnsons, lic., 2 June 1781
William Parker & Patty Rastoll, 9 June 1781
John Greening & Molly Williams, 16 July 1781
John Shotton & Mary Trowton, 23 July 1781
William Moore & Ann Merriman, lic., 25 Sept. 1781
John Jones & Elizabeth Burrows, lic., 9 Oct. 1781
John Newman & Mary Hele, 18 Oct. 1781
Thomas Woolvin & Mary Dark, lic., 25 Oct. 1781
Joseph Robinson & Mary James, 4 Nov. 1781
Charles Townley & Rebecca Mallett, 5 Nov. 1781
William Morgan & Mary Mason, 20 Nov. 1781
William Mace & Mary Harries, 12 Feb. 1782
John Balenger & Mary Roberts, 15 Apr. 1782
Thomas James & Ann Mitchel, lic., 29 Apr. 1782
Thomas Gellet & Ann Spence, 2 May 1782
Watkings Hyett & Sarah Smyth, lic., 13 May 1782
John Greening & Mary Pendury, 14 May 1782
John Cartwright & Sarah Skillern, lic., 13 Aug. 1782
Thomas Williams & Hester Rogers, lic., 26 Aug. 1782
James Turvey & Sarah Morgan, 22 Sept. 1782
Samuel Green & Elizabeth Durham, lic., 12 Nov. 1782
Richard Hornby & Sarah Yardington, 25 Dec. 1782
Matthias Brown & Hester Cook, lic., 24 Jan. 1783
William Townly & Mary Sadler, 30 Mar. 1783
John Bell Chadborn & Elizabeth Hathaway, lic., 14 Apr. 1783
John Griffin & Hester Bourton, 24 Apr. 1783
Henry Hathaway & Ann Yardington, 29 May 1783
William Hattywell & Susannah Timbrel, lic., 9 June 1783
William Johnson & Susanna Roberts, 22 Sept. 1783
Anthony Major & Sarah Best, 12 Oct. 1783
William Townley & Jane Night, 13 Oct. 1783
Daniel Shillum & Mary [-]itching, 4 Nov. 1783
John Cull & Mary Greening, lic., 30 Dec. 1783
John Tuvy & Alice Best, 2 Feb. 1784
John Stevens & Hannah Webb, 5 Apr. 1784
Robert Stevens & Ann Staite, 17 May 1784
Stephen Lecey & Sarah Watkins, lic., 18 May 1784
Richard Harvey & Sarah Legg, lic., 3 June 1784
William Chadborn & Jane Thomas, 19 June 1784
John Lynn & Ann Weymon, 26 July 1784
William Newman & Hester Trouton, lic., 9 Aug. 1784
William Day & Mary Halford, 9 Aug. 1784
Joseph Pardington & Ann Batchford, 14 Aug. 1784
Emmanuel Tovey & Mary Roberts, 15 Aug. 1784
Joseph Lamb & Sarah Hathaway, 17 Aug. 1784
John Jenkins & Sarah Coates, 23 Aug. 1784
Anthony Martin & Hannah Pearson, 29 Aug. 1784
John Jorden & Mary Gillett, 11 Oct. 1784
William Sebright & Jane Gibble, 8 Nov. 1784
Robert Craduck & Sarah Hopkins, 16 Nov. 1784
Thomas George & Mary Stephens, 10 Dec. 1784
William Pearson & Hester Wakefield, 27 Dec. 1784
Joseph Harbert & Susannah Townley, 29 Dec. 1784
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1775 to 1779
John Johnson & Elizabeth Broadway, lic., 5 Jan. 1775
John Bell & Mary Savage, lic., 6 Feb. 1775
John Heydon & Elizabeth Shotton, 6 Feb. 1775
George Skinner & Elizabeth Best, 13 Feb. 1775
Isaac Baylis & Sarah Greening, lic., 25 Mar. 1775
Michael Hicks & Mary Hetheway, 27 Mar. 1775
William Trowton & Hannah Mansel, 31 July 1775
James Barnes & Elizabeth Oatemeal, 18 Sept. 1775
James Simson & Ann Maisey, 2 Oct. 1775
Daniel Worsley & Sarah Skinner, 3 Oct. 1775
John Parker, of Toddington, & Elizabeth Sisum, 9 Oct. 1775
Leonard Trowton & Mary Roberts, 15 Jan. 1776
Samuel Robertson, of Sudely Tenements, & Sarah Drinkwater, of Winchcomb, 11 Feb. 1776
John Hardin & Mary Wilson, 4 Mar. 1776
William Sparrow & Sarah Taiton, lic., 31 May 1776
John Bunter & Elizabeth Shilam, 2 July 1776
John Jones & Sarah Rock, lic., 23 Sept. 1776
Michael Hatten & Sarah Gibes, 28 Sept. 1776
Samuel Trouton & Martha Jacob, lic., 14 Oct. 1776
Henry Sturmey & Hester Sisom, of Greet, 8 Nov. 1776
Edward Shotton & Elizabeth Maiden, 9 Nov. 1776
Henry Lane & Elizabeth Major, 11 Nov. 1776
James Bonham & Elizabeth Balenger, 9 Dec. 1776
John Bishop & Mary Brown, of Greet, lic., 23 Dec. 1776
Philip Herbert & Margaret Roberts, 26 Dec. 1776
William Ashwood & Sarah Tombs, 26 Dec. 1776
John Farmer & Sarah Roberts, 31 Dec. 1776
John Haynes, of Gyton Power, & Elizabeth Mallett, 9 Jan. 1777
John Bridgman, of West Wood, & Elizabeth Hind, lic., 20 Jan. 1777
John Boughton & Hester Timbrel, lic., 31 Jan. 1777
David Jones & Sophia Tayler, lic., 5 Feb. 1777
Francis Sexty & Mary Davies, 10 Feb. 1777
Richard Staite, of Standley Pount Large, & Dorithy Whittle, 17 Feb. 1777
Edmond Thomas Brown & Ann Wood, lic., 27 Mar. 1777
Thomas Barnes & Hester Williams, 30 Mar. 1777
William Beckett Tanner & Ann Oatland, 14 Apr. 1777
William Hale & Ann Staite, 23 Apr. 1777
Henry Brow, p. Bisshampton, & Mary Simons, lic., 20 Apr. 1777
Simon Finch & Philippi Gelder, 16 June 1777
William Tuvey & Margaret Nuland, alias Richmond, of Greet, 28 June 1777
Thomas Staite, of Twinning, & Mary Staite, of the Wood House, lic., 13 July 1777
John James, of Charlton Abbotts, & Elizabeth Davies, 21 July 1777
John Goslen & Elizabeth Davies, 27 Sept. 1777
William Nind & Elizabeth Wright, 12 Oct. 1777
James Cook & Elizabeth Harvey, 26 Oct. 1777
Richard Willis & Susanna Shotten, 4 Nov. 1777
John Greenal & Elizabeth Cross, lic., 20 Nov. 1777
Richard Heale & Frances Gelder, 24 Nov. 1777
John Wasley & Ann Bell, 10 Dec. 1777
Richard Panter & Sarah Davies, 29 Dec. 1777
Charles Wilkins & Mary Hoanes, 2 Feb. 1778
William Willis & Mary Newman, 6 Feb. 1778
Daniel Trowton & Mary Kibble Kibbs White, 10 Feb. 1778
John Staite & Margaret Belger, 16 Feb. 1778
James Hale & Elizabeth Chadborn, lic., 22 Feb. 1778
William Burrows & Ann Admas, lic., 2 June 1778
Richard Hopkins & Sarah Oatneal, lic., 6 June 1778
John Williams & Mary Spencer, 13 Aug. 1778
William Ready & Elizabeth Grinning, of Langley, 3 Nov. 1778
Anthony Rogers & Elizabeth Reynalds, lic., 9 Nov. 1778
John Baylis, Prestcott, & Mary Laughton, lic., 12 Nov. 1778
William Wood & Dinah Harris, lic., 17 Nov. 1778
William Freeman & Mary Willis, 26 Nov. 1778
Joseph Biddle & Elizabeth Simons, of Gretton, 28 Nov. 1778
Matthew Standly & Frances Turvy, 3 Jan. 1779
Limbro Hawkes, p. Downamly, & Elizabeth Keyte, lic., 15 Jan. 1779
William Johnson & Elianor Goodard, lic., 11 Apr. 1779
Thomas Philips & Margaret Brown, Sudely, lic., 28 Apr. 1779
Thomas Burrows & Ann Timbrel, lic., 3 May 1779
John Stone & Mary Wilson, 10 June 1779
James Old Oakes & Seciel Green, 20 June 1779
John Philips & Martha Harrison, 27 June 1779
William Merryman & Sarah Pearsey, lic., 6 Aug. 1779
Daniel Barrotten, Twyning, & Sarah Collins, 14 Sept. 1779
John Green & Sarah Watkins, 20 Sept. 1779
William Rose & Jane Hopkins, lic., 3 Oct. 1779
Robert Sexty & Ann Johnson, 22 Oct. 1779
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Winchcombe Marriages 1770 to 1774
George Davis & Mary Vaughn, 14 Jan. 1770
David Harvey & Elizabeth Staite, lic., 23 Jan. 1770
Richard Humphries & Ann Wasley, 17 Feb. 1770
George Geers & Elizabeth Reynalds, 15 Apr. 1770
James Stephens & Sarah Williams, 4 June 1770
Richard Hale & Mary Wilkins, lic., 11 June 1770
Robert Hancock & Sarah Reeve, lic., 14 Aug. 1770
Daniel Newman & Ann Pearson, lic., 26 Aug. 1770
Richard Ireland & Elizabeth Atwood, lic., 13 Sept. 1770
John Phips & Hannah Hamblet, 20 Sept. 1770
Robert Jorden & Susanna Timbrell, 11 Oct. 1770
Thomas Townley & Mary Townley, 3 Nov. 1770
Thomas Tomes & Elizabeth Baylis, 13 Nov. 1770
Samuel Brown & Hannah James, lic., 17 Nov. 1770
Thomas Staite & Susannah Piercy, lic., 23 Nov. 1770
Thomas Major & Jane Lawrence, lic., 12 Dec. 1770
Thomas Harvey & Susanna Greening, 30 Jan. 1771
Ferdinando Cull & Elizabeth Herbert, 6 Feb. 1771
Thomas Skey & Elizabeth Williams, with consent of parents, 9 May 1771
John Bridges & Mercy Jones, lic., 14 May 1771
John Davis & Mary Price, 17 June 1771
James Minett & Mary James, 23 July 1771
Joseph Hughes & Constance Spencer, lic., 25 Aug. 1771
John Staite & Betty Hall, lic., 30 Sept. 1771
Anthony Gilder & Mary Godding, 10 Oct. 1771
John Newman & Mary Spencer, lic., 16 Oct. 1771
Thomas Gardener & Sarah Barnes, 17 Oct. 1771
Jonathan Roberts & Ann Smith, 21 Dec. 1771
John Hyett & Margaret Huingson, 28 Jan. 1772
William Philips & Rachel Trowton or Troughton, 7 Mar. 1772
Edward Mason & Mary Major, 24 May 1772
Joseph Minett & Ann Morris, lic., 28 May 1772
Charles James & Catharine Slatter, lic., 28 May 1772
William Timbrell & Jane Ward, lic., 9 Aug. 1772
William Legg & Elizabeth Jacksons, lic., 9 Aug. 1772
James Garn & Mary Bell, 10 Aug. 1772
William Townley & Mary Garn, 14 Aug. 1772
Lea James & Ann Wright, lic., 24 Aug. 1772
Richard Prockter & Margaret Greening, lic., 1 Sept. 1772
Charles Rowland & Sarah Ind, 26 Sept. 1772
William Lane & Rebecca Smith, 26 Sept. 1772
William Best & Martha Batsford, 19 Oct. 1772
Edward Bell & Elizabeth Hill, lic., 5 Nov. 1772
Francis Ind & Frances Cull, 11 Nov. 1772
Thomas Potter & Mary Greening, lic., 12 Nov. 1772
Henry Timbrell & Elizabeth Newman, lic., 15 Nov. 1772
Charles Cummings & Mary Stephens, 22 Nov. 1772
John Ivins & Alice Mayall, 11 Dec. 1772
Robert Coates & Catharine Peterson, 15 Dec. 1772
William Burrows & Leana Skay, lic., 22 Dec. 1772
Richard Roberts & Hannah Greening, 4 Jan. 1773
Maurice Harrison & Mary Hathaway, 15 Feb. 1773
George Davis & Ann Ind, 14 Mar. 1773
John Willis & Ann Staite, lic., 4 Apr. 1773
Solomon Roberts & Mary Tovey, 30 May 1773
William Field & Susanna Whittle, lic., 24 June 1773
William Greenall & Mary Newman, 27 July 1773
Samuel Summers & Mary Cook, 8 Aug. 1773
William Williams & Ann Morgan, 10 Aug. 1773
James Hicks & Hannah Jones, 17 Aug. 1773
James Hughes & Sarah Baylis, lic., 26 Aug. 1773
Arthur Heavens & Ann Preston, lic., 21 Sept. 1773
John Phillips & Sarah Pigeon, 15 Oct. 1773
Thomas Seek & Ann Sparrow, lic., 25 Oct. 1773
Richard Harding & Mary Yardington, 25 Oct. 1773
John Hughes & Sarah Timbrell, lic., 8 Nov. 1773
John Staite & Mary Bennet, lic., 10 Jan. 1774
Thomas Townley & Merian Vizard, 23 Jan. 1774
William Harris & Margaret Tarran, 28 Mar. 1774
William Drewett & Mary Phillips, 8 May 1774
William Johnson & Elizabeth Best, 8 May 1774
John Noxon & Fanny Newman, lic., 3 June 1774
Joseph Barnard & Sarah Hambleton, 19 June 1774
John Greenall & Ann Trowton, 10 July 1774
Daniel Harker & Hester Merriman, lic., 14 July 1774
George Trowton & Catherine Hughes, lic., 2 Aug. 1774
Thomas Hall & Ann Tombs, 25 Sept. 1774
James Clementson & Jane Yiend, 29 Sept. 1774
Thomas Lovesy & Ann Sisom, 29 Sept. 1774
Richard Rayer & Elizabeth Ashley, lic., 27 Oct. 1774
William Woolvin & Alice Spencer, lic., 5 Nov. 1774
Samuel Roberts & Mary Jones, lic., 5 Dec. 1774
Source: Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. Edited by W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., Vol IX. Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane, London. 1903.
Directories
Winchcombe Bennetts Business Directory 1899
Austin G, grocer, High st
Bayliss S, blacksmith
Beach & Sons, jam manfrs, Toddington
Belcher C G, tailor, North st
Belcher W C, Post Office, North st
Bell Inn, Gretton rd – G Pullom
Benham G, grocer, The Cross
Bostock J, shoeing smith, Gloucester st
Campbell J, veterinary surgeon, Hailes st
Campbell T, veterinary surgeon, Hailes st
Capital & Counties Bank, North st
Castle C C, auctioneer, High st
Champion J, watch & clock maker, jeweller & optician, North st. Clocks wound & repaired by contract
Clapton J C, saddler and harness maker, North st. Whips, stirrups, bits, spurs, &c. Established over a century
Clark C, chimney sweep, Gloucester st
Coffee Tavern, Hales st
Collett W, bootmaker, North st
Conn C E, baker, confectioner, grocer, corn dealer & mealman, North st. Families waited on daily
County Court Office, Abbey Terrace
Cox W, surgeon, High st
Darben G, grocer, Gloucester st
Darben Miss J, dressmaker, Gretton rd
Day & Sons, millers, Town Flour Mills
Evans, Adlard & Co, paper mkrs, Postlip Mills
Forty C, coal mcht, North st
Furley E, bootmaker, North st
Gardner C, auctioneer, North st
Gate Coffee Tavern, North st – W Smith
George Hotel – W H Hunt, proprietor. First class family & commercial posting house. Every accommodation.
Green M, confectioner, North st
Greenhalf J, wheelwright, North st
Greenhall R T, brewer, north st
Grist & Son, drapers, High st
Hall S, slater, Gloucester st
Haslam W E, A.R.C.O., Alma House (organist of parish church), receives pupils fro instruction in organ, piano, &c.
Haslam W E, registrar, Gloucester st
Hawley Mrs M, draper
Hughes J, general dealer, North st
Jeffery K, draper, Wentwood House
Jeffries G, fashionable boot & shoe maker, High st. Ladies & gentleman’s boots & shoe made to measure
Key J A, plumber, North st
Lane A, seedsman, Queens Sq
Lane G, seedsman, Hales st
Lane J, confectioner, High st
Lane W, fruiterer, north st
Lloyds Bank, Ltd, High st
MacQueen W, timber mcht, Gretton rd
Marquis of Granby, North st – A Day
Martin J, tailor, North st
Mason E, grocer, High st
Mason E & Sons, carpenters, joiners, undertakers, general builders & furnishers, High st. Estimates given
Mason H, wholesale & retail tobacconist, newsagent & stationer, high st. Fine cut Virginia a special for pipe or cigarette
Mason H A, cycle agent & repairer, High st. All the leading cycles kept in stock
Miller D, grocer, Hailes st
Nash G, coal mcht, Gretton rd
Nind A, butcher, High st
Original Pack Horse Inn, Gloucester st – G W Nash
Pack Horse Inn, Gloucester st – J Turbefield
Paish H, hairdresser, Hales st
Pardington J, grocer, Gloucester st
Pardington T, grocer, Gloucester st
Parker A, saddler, High st
Paxman F F, watchmaker, North st
Pearson J, builder, North st
Pearson S G, china mcht, The Cross
Phelps B, hairdresser, Hales st
Plasterers Arms, Abbey Terrace – J W Bayliss
Post Office, North st – W O Belcher
Reading Rooms, Abbey Terrace
Reeks A, butcher, North st
Reeks W, butcher, North st
Richardson W, beer retailer, Gloucester st
Richings E J, beer retailer, North st
Richings S E, dealer in all kinds of Birmingham & Sheffield goods, Birmingham House, Hales st
Roberts J M, ironmonger, High st
Seabright E, baker, Gloucester st
Sexty G E, tea dealer, North st
Sexty J, tanner, Castle st
Shotton J, painter, North st
Simmons, draper, Wentwood House
Smith Bros, grocers, High st
Smith W, solicitor, Gretton st
Stephens H W, solicitor, High st
Stephens J H, solicitor, High st
Stewart C, carpenter, Cheltenham rd
Sudeley Arms, Hales st – H Paish
Sun Inn, North st – W Page
Tovey G, stationer, Castle House
Turner J C, saddler, High st
Turner’s Temperance Hotel, High st
Unicorn Hotel, Gloucester st – W Fenn. Retailer of foreign wines & spirits. Good accommodation.
White A, chimney sweep, Hales st
White H W, plumber, North st
White Hart Hotel – T Smith, proprietor. First-class commercial and posting house. Broughams. Brakes, &c, for hire
Wood E E, solicitor, Abbey Terrace
Yiend A, monumental mason, Gloucester st
Yiend A, grocer, Gloucester st
Yiend J, general dealer, North st
Yiend R, grocer, Gloucester st
Source: Bennetts Business Directory (Gloucestershire Section) 1899; Bennett & Co. Printers and Publishers, Birmingham.
Winchcomb Universal British Directory 1791
Is a parish twelve miles in compass, watered by a brook that runs into the Avon, ninety-three miles from London, sixteen from Gloucester, six from Cheltenham, twelve from Tewkesbury, twelve from Stow, and twelve from Northleach. It is situate on the Cotswold-hills, is of great antiquity, and was formerly a county of itself, and enjoyed many privileges. Kenulph King of Mercia had a palace here in the eighth century; he also founded a monastery in the place, whose abbot sat in parliament as a baron; but not the least vestige now remains of all its former grandeur. The church is a good building, hath two aisles, a large chancel, and a lofty tower adorned with battlements and pinnacles. It is a curacy, worth no more than ten pounds a-year, though the impropriation is worth three hundred pounds annually. Here was formerly a very rich mitred abbey, founded by Offa king of Mercia. – The steeple of the church was thrown down by a violent storm on October 5, 1091.
Winchcomb is a populous town, but carries on very little trade, owing in a great measure to the badness of the roads in its vicinity, which are by far the worst in the county. The town, or borough as it is still called, is governed by two bailiffs, annually chosen; and has a market on Saturday, and three annual fairs, viz. the last Saturday in March, May 6, and July 28; the first and last are very large fairs for horses.
Here is an alms-house for twelve poor women, and three charity-schools. – The inhabitants formerly planted tobacco here to very great account, till they were restrained in the 12th of Charles II after which the town by little and little decayed, and is now generally poor, and the very scites of its ancient magnificent buildings are levelled and ploughed up. – Banker: Thomas Fisher, who draws on Badger and Hudson, London.
Cheltenham is the post-town, from whence there is a cross-post. – A wagon weekly to London. – The following are the principal inhabitants:
Gentry, &c.
Cooke Jonathan, Gent, (F.)
Lucas John, Gent. (F.)
Lucas Joseph, Gent. (F.)
Phillips Thomas, Gent. (F.)
Rayer Mrs. Elizabeth
Clergy.
Pickering Rev. S. Cleeve
Roberts Rev. Richard, (F.) Vicar
Wynniatt Rev. Reginald, Stanton
Physic.
Banckes Adam, (F.) Surgeon and Apothecary
Reynalds William, (F.) Ditto
Traders, &c.
Ashmore Paul, (F.) Tanner
Barrett John, Sadler
Best Richard, (F.) Shoemaker
Bleby William, Baker
Browne Matthew, (F.) Dealer
Burlingham Richard, Peruke-maker
Burrowes William, Shopkeeper
Chadborn John, Schoolmaster
Chadborn Samuel, Taylor
Cornbill Richard, White Hart Inn
Crump William, Grazier
Cull John, Maltster
Cull John, jun. Baker
Durham William, (F.) Paper-maker
Fisher Thomas, (F.) Mercer
Freeman Mary, Grazier
Gardner William, Organist
Greenall John Claridge, (F.) Mason
Greenall John, (F.) Maltster
Greenall John, (F.) Grazier
Hall Thomas, Slater
Harvey Edward, (F.) Grazier
Harvey Francis, Grazier
Harvey David, (F.) Butcher
Harvey Mary, Butcher
Heavens John, (F.) Miller
Howman Richard, Breeches-maker
Hughes Joseph, Paper-mould Maker
Hughes John, (F.) Millwright
Humphries John, George Inn
Ireland Richard, Grazier
James, Thomas, Grazier
Jones Ferdinando, (F.) Wheelwright
Jones William, Butcher
Lecy Stephen, Fellmonger
Matthews Robert, (F.) Grazier
Matthews William, (F.) Grazier
Merryman Anne, Grazier
Merryman Thomas, (F.) Grazier
Newman John, (F.) Glazier
Newman Richard, Grazier
Noxon John, Glazier
O’Keasey Esther, White Lion Inn
Oliver John, Grazier
Pardington Joseph, Dealer
Phillips Thomas, (F.) Grazier
Poynor Charles, Mercer
Preston John, Maltster
Roberts Samuel, Carpenter
Rogers Anthony, Grazier
Rogers Anthony, jun. Grazier
Slatter John, Grazier
Smith Jane, Liquor and Cider Merchant
Smith Samuel, (F.) Cider Merchant
Smith Thomas, (F.) Baker
Staite John, Shopkeeper
Staite John, (F.) Grazier
Staite Thomas, Grazier
Staite William, Grazier
Stevens Benjamin, Maltster
Tarran John, Mason
Thurston Hugh, Mercer
Timbrell Henry, (F.) Shoemaker
Timbrell John, (F.) Shopkeeper
Timbrell Samuel, Paper-maker
Trotman John, (F.) Grazier
Turberville Richard, Cooper
Webb John, (F.) Breeches-maker
Wells Robert, (F.) Grazier
Wells Robert, Grazier
White Richard, (F.) Grazier
White Thomas, Soap-boiler
White Thomas, Innholder
Wilson John, Innholder
Wood Susanna, Mercer
Sudbury Tenements is in the parish of Winchcomb, – Sewdley, a little below Winchcomb, on a brook that runs into the Avon, is a parish six miles in compass. The castle is for the most part pulled down: it was once a place of great strength and magnificence; supposed to have been built in the fourteenth century, by Ralph de Boteler, a powerful baron of that period; it is now the property of Lord Rivers. Its church was much defaced in the civil wars. – At Postlip, in this parish, are very extensive paper-manufactories, carried on by Mr. William Durham, – Toddington, north-east of Winchcomb, is a parish eight miles in compass, on the borders of which runs the Charan. The river Isbourne runs through it from Winchcomb, in its course to the Upper Avon. – Hales, near Winchcomb and Toddington, had a famous abbey, built in 1246, of which there are no remains now but a neat cloister. The church is a chapel of ease to Didbrook. – Prescot is two miles from Winchcomb, and five north from Cheltenham. – Sevenhampton, is five miles form Cheltenham, five from Winchcomb, and thirteen from Gloucester. The church is in the form of a cross, with a low embattled tower in the middle, and was built about 1448. – Great Washborne is five miles north from Winchcomb, fifteen north-east from Gloucester, and seven north-east from Tewkesbury. – Stanway is six miles north from Winchcomb, and twenty-one north-east from Gloucester. The church is large and handsome, and has a tower at the west end, adorned with pinnacles and battlements. – Stanton is seven miles north from Winchcomb. – Snowshill is seven miles north-east from Winchcomb; the church is annexed to Stanton.
Source: Universal British Directory 1791.
Administration
- County: Gloucestershire
- Civil Registration District: Winchcombe
- Probate Court: Court of the Bishop of Gloucester (Episcopal Consistory)
- Diocese: Pre 1836 – Gloucester, Post 1835 – Gloucester and Bristol
- Rural Deanery: Winchcombe
- Poor Law Union: Winchcombe
- Hundred: Kiftsgate
- Province: Canterbury