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Valiant Hearts of Ringmer
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The Quiet Revolution
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A Ringmer Bibliography
This page lists books dealing exclusively with Ringmer. For books which have some Ringmer interest, click the link to Books with Ringmer Interest here or on the side menu.
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| AMBROSE, Peter | |
| The quiet revolution : social change in a Sussex village, 1871-1971 | |
| Chatto & Windus for Sussex University Press, 1974 | |
| ISBN:0 85621 034 X | |
| A study of the social and economic changes which have taken place in Ringmer over 100 years. | |
| BRIDGER, Geoffrey | |
| Valiant hearts of Ringmer : Ringmer village war memorial | |
| Ammonite Press, 1993 | |
| ISBN: 1 898626 00 6 £9.95 | |
| Biographies and military activities of the 52 servicemen of both World Wars who are named on the Ringmer war memorial. | |
| The CIVIL Parish of Ringmer, East Sussex : | |
| 1:12 500 - 5ins to 1 mile - 8cm to 1 km | |
| The Parish Maps Company, 2006 | |
| Map based on 2005 Ordnance Survey with Ringmer in the centre of the page. Contains an insert of a street plan of the centre of the village. | |
| MOON, George | |
| A gardener's tale : George Moon's early days in the Ringmer area and working life as a gardener / edited by Susan Rowland | |
| Author, 1997 | |
| ISBN: 1 898950075 £4.95 | |
| 'ONE of the best schools in the District...' : | |
| the story of Ringmer School / edited by Anna Beckwith | |
| Fair Meadow Press, 1999 | |
| ISBN: 09535645 0 9 | |
| Extracts from The Managers' Minutes and Log Books of Ringmer School. Contains photographs. | |
| PARISH church of St Mary the Virgin, Ringmer, East Sussex : monumental inscriptions / collected by members of the Ringmer History Study Group, 1989-1999 | |
| Ringmer History Study Group, 1999 | |
| Monumental inscriptions from the old churchyard and inside the church. | |
| RICKMAN, Sarah Horne | |
| Ringmer, the Springetts, and the Penns : a chapter of Sussex history | |
| Author, 1894 | |
| RINGMER EVENING WI | |
| A walk around Ringmer | |
| Author, 1999 | |
| ISBN: 0 9536853 0 6 | |
| An illustrated walk around Ringmer produced by the Evening WI to celebrate the millennium | |
| RINGMER history No 1 / edited by John Kay and John Bleach | |
| Ringmer History Study Group, 1982 | |
| Contents: Around the parish boundaries; Ringmer school in the twenties; Plashett Park Farm almost 100 years ago; Ringmer Poor in Chailey Union, 1835-1841; Clayhill House; Confessions of a deltiologist; Medieval potters of Ringmer; Hedge dating and the Potters Fields in Ringmer | |
| RINGMER history No 2 / edited by John Kay and John Bleach | |
| Ringmer History Study Group, 1983 | |
| Contents: Ringmer in World War II; Some glimpses of parish life; The Chailey Union, 1858-1873; Early Lords of Glynde; Dr. William Heneage Legge; Ringmer Park; Ringmer Park - The last four hundred years; Hedge dating at Ringmer Park; Identification of trees and shrubs for hedge dating | |
| RINGMER history No 3 / edited by John Kay and John Bleach | |
| Ringmer History Study Group, 1984 | |
| Contents: The rural scene in Ringmer before the Great War; Problem families in Victorian Ringmer; Two hundred years of education in Glynde, 1765-1965; Ringmer Parish Magazines; Tilting at wyndmylls; The deserted medieval settlement of Wyke; The Gage family at Bentley; Moor Lane and Neaves Lane, Ringmer - the hedges | |
| RINGMER history No 4 / edited by John Kay and John Bleach | |
| Ringmer History Study Group, 1986 | |
| Contents: The Ringmer Vicarage sex murder mystery; Clarence Tritton: A man to remember; Ringmer transformed; The people's bell; Bell casting in the seventeenth century; Walecote: a British settlement in an Anlgo-Saxon estate?; The sad plight of David Hayler; Memorandums relating to the Broile Park, October 1766; Correspondence - Bentley | |
| RINGMER RAMBLERS | |
| Ringmer's footpaths : a guide to rights of way in the Parish of Ringmer | |
| 4th ed. completely revised edition of 'Ringmer paths' | |
| Ringmer Parish Council, 2003 | |
| RUFFLES, David | |
| A centenary celebration of Ringmer Football Club : 1905-2005 | |
| The Author, 2005 | |
| Over 250 pages of stories, photographs and complete listings of the club's match results in the Sussex County League and all local and national Cup competitions plus the story of its contribution to the social life of the village. | |
| STAMPER, Anne and John | |
| Ringmer paths : a guide to the public rights of way in the Parish of Ringmer | |
| Ringmer Parish Council, 3rd edition, 1991. Originally published: 1974 | |
| This guide contains maps and descriptions of all the footpaths and bridle paths in the Parish of Ringmer which are shown on the Definitive Map held by the County Council. | |
| STAMPER, Anne and John | |
| A short guide to the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Ringmer, E Sussex | |
| £0.50 | |
| 1996 | |
| Church guide | |
| The VILLAGE of Ringmer : | |
| its Church and Glyndebourne : an illustrated guide | |
| [no date of publication] | |
| Guide to the Church of St Mary the Virgin in Ringmer (includes some history of the village and its buildings) | |
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Marriage Licences 1772-1837
Introduction
Extracted (by kind permission) from Sussex Record Society Vols 25 and 26.
These Marriage Licences are recorded in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Chichester for the Archdeaconry of Lewes, and in the Peculiar Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury for the Deanery of South Malling, 1772-1837. Also included are a few Licences for the years 1764 and 1768 and one for the year 1754.
The entries in these books not only give the names of the parties proposed to be married, but also the names of the sureties to the bond which was usually in a penal sum of £100 for the due performance of the marriage. As one at least of the sureties was either a relative or friend of the intended bride or bridegroom, it will be readily understood that such information is of very great utility to the student engaged in genealogical research.
The Licences are arranged alphabetically in the case of the bridegroom.
The date is that on which the request for a licence was recorded.
The place-name within brackets at the end of a great number of entries indicates the Parish Church in which the marriage was expected to be solemnized.
In order to include as many Ringmer names as possible, this transcription includes licences where not only the prospective bride and/or groom came from Ringmer, but also where a person standing sureties lived in Ringmer.
John Adams of Barcomb carpenter, bachelor, aged 24 and upds & Ann Worley of Isfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds:
bondsmen, said J.A. and John Durrant of Ringmer, malster.
22 Nov. 1783.
John Ade the younger, of Lewes, coachmaker, widower, aged 35 and upds & Ann Fleming of Ringmer, spinster, aged 28 and upds:
bondsmen, said J.A and Samuel Ade of Lewes, coachmaker.
6 Jan. 1797
John Ade the younger, of Lewes, coachmaker, & Sarah Hearsey of Ringmer, spinster:
bondsmen, said J.A. and John Ade the elder of Lewes, coachmaker.
3 Aug 1814.
Richard Ade of Brighthelston, bachelor, aged 21 and upds & Mary Tester of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 20, with consent of Richard Tester of Ringmer, her father.
31 Mar 1825 (Ringer [sic])
Thomas Pocock Anderson of Ringmer, bachelor & Sarah Martin of same, spinster:
bondsmen, said T.P.A. and Charles Boore the younger of Lewes, cabinet-maker.
17 Oct 1804
John Armitage of Westham, yeoman, widower, & Mary Weller of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.A. and John Weller of Ringmer, yeoman.
15 Feb 1783
William Ashdown of Brighthelston, soldier, aged 21 and upds., & Phillis Wren of Ringmer, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of Richard Wren of Ringmer, sawyer, her father : bondsmen, said W.A. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
9 Apr 1803
Robert Atkins of H.M. Royal Artillery Barracks at Ringmer, aged 21, & Elizabeth Holmwood of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 19 and upds., with consent of James Holmwood of Ringmer, labourer, her father. (Ringmer)
15 May 1824
Peter Avis of Withyham, yeoman, widower, & Elizabeth Weller of same, spinster, aged 36 and upds.: bondsmen, said P.A. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman
2 Oct 1795
Benjamin Axsell of Hollington, gardner, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Ann Crunden of Buxted, spinster, aged 21 and upds. : bondsmen, said B.A. and Joseph Smith of Ringmer, husbandman.
6 Dec 1774
James Backshell of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 27 and upds., and Mary Brown of same, spinster, aged 27 and upds. :bondsmen, said J.B. and Richard Moore of Salehurst, yeoman.
22 March 1779
James Baker of Beddingham, yeoman, bachelor, aged 28 and upds., & Elizabeth Woolgar of Seaford, spinster, aged 22 and upds. : bondsmen, said J.B. and John Baker of Ringmer, yeoman
25 Oct 1774
William Bannister of Ringmer, a serjeant in the Royal Artillery, widower, aged 21 and upds., &Eleanor Stephens of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds. : bondsmen, said W.B. and John Stone of Lewes, cordwainer.
9 Sept 1808
William Barnard, the younger, of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, aged 30 and upds., & Elizabeth Payne of same, spinster, aged 25 and upds. : bondsmen, said W.B. and William Tinslay of Lewes, shopkeeper.
7 Oct 1773
William Barnard, the younger, of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, aged 40 and upds., & Elizabeth Nichols of same, spinster, aged 30 and upds. : bondsmen, said W.B. and John Thatcher of Lewes, gent.
20 Jan 1774
William Batchelor of Ringmer, labourer, batchelor, aged 25 and upds., & Ruth Pentecost of same, spinster, aged 22 and upds. : bondsmen, said W.B. and Christopher Viller of Ringmer, labourer.
31 March 1780
Henry Berry of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 40 and upds., & Sarah Cheesman of same, spinster, aged 30 and upds. : bondsmen, said H.B. and Timothy Cookson of Ringmer, gent.
26 Nov 1801
Richard Berry of Ringmer, carpenter, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Lydia Baxter of Southmalling, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Southmalling ch.)
15 Apr 1829
Robert Berry of Ringmer, malster, bachelor, aged 40 and upds., & Ann Farncombe of same, spinster, aged 30 and upds. : bondsmen, said R.B. and Joseph Farnecombe of Ringmer, yeoman
2 March 1778
William Berry of Ringmer, carpenter, bachelor, aged 31 and upds., & Mary Hogsflesh of Beeding, aged 24 and upds. : bondsmen, said W.B. and James Diggins of Lewes, butcher
11 Oct 1791
James Bewicke of Lombard Street, in the City of London, gent., & Mary Tippin of Ringmer, spinster : bondsmen, said J.B. and William Spittall of Lewes, upholsterer.
23 Sept 1818
Henry Bodle of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Sarah Jones of Framfield, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds. (Framfield ch.)
19 June 1827
Charles Boore, the younger, of Lewes, cabinet maker, bachelor, aged 21and upds., & Ann Pocock Anderson of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. : bondsmen, said C.B. and John Ayling of Lewes, blacksmith.
14 Dec 1803
George Box of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., private in H.M. Royal Artillery, & Jane Ready of Eastgrinsted, spinster, aged 16 and upds., with consent of John Ready of Eastgrinsted, her father: bondsmen, said G.B. and Thomas Chapman of Lingfield, carpenter.
20 June 1808
Charles Brooks of Tunbridge Town, co. Kent, draper, batchelor, aged 21 and upds., & Eliza Cooke of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.)
22 Sept 1828
Thomas Bull of Wadhurst, shopkeeper, bachelor, aged 24 and upds., & Martha Collins of same, spinster, aged 24 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.B. and John Durrant of Ringmer, malster.
26 July 1785
William Bull of Barcomb, yeoman, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Mary Durrant of Ringmer, spinster, aged 24 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.B. and John Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
26 May 1775
James Burt of Albourne, veterinary surgeon, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Lucy Skinner of Ringmer, widow. (Ringmer ch.)
29 Oct 1832
Abraham Bussey of Ringmer, cordwainer, bachelor, aged 20, with consent of Abraham Bussey of Glynde, cordwainer, & Lucy Towner of Glynd, widow, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said A.B. and Edmund Cooper of Bishopstone, gent.
18 July 1791
Thomas Comber of St John under the castle of Lewes, taylor, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Lucy Rason of same, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of John Rason of Alfriston, yeoman, her father: bondsman, said T.C. and Robert Skinner of Ringmer, yeoman.
30 Dec 1781
Edmund Cooper of Seaford, gent., bachelor, aged 26 and upds., & Elizabeth Saxby of Rodmell, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said E.C. and John Farncombe the younger of Ringmer, gent.
21 March 1812.
Thomas Cosham of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 40 and upds., & Mary Smith of same, widow, aged 30 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.C. and John Faulconer of Newhaven, gent.
17 Oct 1795.
William Cosham of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds. & Charlotte Dearing of Henfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Henfield ch.)
25 Oct 1827.
William Coyfe of Wythyham, farmer, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Sall Batchelor Elliott of Ringmer, spinster, aged 20 and upds., with consent of Obed. Elliott, her father: bondsmen, said W.C. and Obediah Elliott of Ringmer, gent.
28 June 1790.
John Crowhurst of Wilmington, brickmaker, widower, & Ann Bingham of Ripe, widow: bondsmen, said J.C. and Thomas Crowhurst of Ringmer, brickmaker.
23 Feb 1764.
Richard Dicker of Ringmer, butcher, aged 22 and upds., & Susanna Durrant of same, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of William Durrant, her father: bondsmen, said R.D. and Robert Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
21 March 1779.
James Diggens of All Saints, Lewes, butcher, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Elizabeth Maxfield of Beeding, spinster, aged 30 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.D. and Robert Smith of Ringmer, husbandman.
23 June 1783.
John Durrant of Ringmer, widower, aged 50 and upds., & Ann Walls of same, widow, aged 41 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.D. and William Sawyer of Lewes, clockmaker.
15 Aug. 1793.
Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, widower, aged 40 and upds., & Ann Worrell Flinders of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said R.A.D. and Benj. Ridge of Chailey, gent.
20 March 1802
George Elliot of Ringmer, gent., bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Martha Hooker of Hartfield, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said G.E. and John Fisher of Lewes, gent.
6 Oct. 1789.
William Everest of Ashhurst, co. Kent, farmer, bachelor, aged 28 and upds., & Mary Luck of Withyham, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.E. and Ferdinando Martin of Ringmer, miller.
5 Oct. 1793.
Joseph Farncomb of Wivelsfield, yeoman, bachelor, aged 35 and upds., & Emma Pannett of same, widow: bondsmen, said J.F. and Henry Martin of Ringmer, yeoman.
10 Dec. 1808.
Samuel Fennell of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Philadelphia Hickmar of Chiddingly, spinster, aged 19 and upds., with consent of Joseph Hickmar of Chiddingly, labourer, her father: bondsmen, said S.F. and Joseph Hickmar of Chiddingly, labourer.
18 Sept. 1816.
William Float of Wiston, labourer, bachelor, aged 20 with consent of Charles Float of Wiston, his father, & Frances Ranger of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
3 Oct 1829.
Robert Ford of Isfield, labourer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., and Ann Langridge of same, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said R.F. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
5 May 1812.
Richard Foster of Eastgrinsted, bachelor, aged 27 and upds., & Philadelphia Berry of Ringmer, spinster, aged 26 and upds.: bondsmen, said R.F. and Thomas Dewly of Lewes, gent.
28 Dec. 1793.
John Freeland of Salehurst, shopkeeper, bachelor, aged 40 and upds., & Elizabeth Blunden of same, widow: bondsmen, said J.F. and Henry Pocock of Ringmer, blacksmith.
18 May 1772.
Thomas French of Tarring, labourer, widower, aged 21 and upds., & Caroline Trigwell of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 19 and upds., with consent of Isaac Trigwell her father. (Ringmer ch.).
29 June 1827.
Thomas Grey of Ringmer, schoolmaster, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Hannah Rodgers of Hailsham, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
24 Sept. 1834.
James Greyling of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Jane Budgen of Westhothly, spinster, aged 21 and upds.
12 March 1787.
George Hargraves of Wilmington, bachelor, son of Thomas Hargraves of Glynd, labourer, aged 19 and upds., with consent of Thomas Hargraves of Glynd, labourer, his father, & Sarah Tippin of Ringmer, single-woman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.H. and James Berry of Southmalling, carpenter.
21 Nov.1798.
George Harman of Lewes, carpenter, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Ann Weller of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said G.H. and William Spittall of Lewes, upholsterer.
4 June 1823.
John Harrison of Ringmer, soldier, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Hannah Winder of same, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.H. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, malster.
4 June 1805.
Edward Heaver of Isfield, miller, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Elizabeth Carter of Ringmer, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said E.H. and William Tinslay of Lewes, shopkeeper.
2 Oct. 1773.
John Hill of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Carter of Poynings, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.H. and John Weir of Lewes.
21 Dec. 1812.
Joseph Hill of Ringmer, miller, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Maria Weller of the same, spinster, aged 19 and upds., with consent of John Weller of Ringmer, yeoman, her father: bondsmen, said J.H. and Thomas Hill of Lewes, baker.
26 Jan. 1805.
Arthur Hillman of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Priscilla Newnham of Barcomb, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said A.H. and George Earl of Barcomb, yeoman.
14 May 1776.
Henry Hoad of Lindfield, publican, widower, aged 56 and upds., & Mary Stevens of Ringmer, widow, aged 50 and upds.: bondsmen, said H.H. and James Everest of Herstmonceux, malster.
8 May 1813.
John Hogsflesh of Preston, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Gorringe of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.; bondsmen, said J.H. and Thomas Lucas Shadwell of Ringmer, gent.
1 March 1800.
John Holden of East Grinsted, soldier, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Hillman of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.H. and Arthur Willman of Ringmer, labourer.
16 Oct. 1804.
George Holman of Easthoathly, miller, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., and Mary Ann Berry of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
6 March 1830.
John Hother of South Malling, miller, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Sarah Tanner of Ringmer, spinster, aged 20 and upds., with consent of Elizabeth Tanner of Catsfield, widow, her mother: bondsmen, said J.H. and John Fisher of Lewes, yeoman.
16 July 1783.
Richard Howell of S. Thomas the Martyr in the Cliffe near Lewes, bachelor, aged 26 and upds., & Mary Geering of Ringmer, spinster, aged 22 and upds.
13 March 1787.
John Jarrett of Iford, husbandman, widower, & Lucy Martin of Seaford, spinster, aged 20 and upds., with consent of Henry Martin of Ringmer, miller, her father: bondsmen, said J.J. and William Tinslay of Lewes, shopkeeper.
15 Jan. 1772.
Henry Jenner of Framfield, yeoman, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Kenward of Uckfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said H.J. and Robert Winton of Ringmer, yeoman.
30 Dec 1807.
John Jenner of Isfield, yeoman, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Sarah Taylor of same, spinster. Aged 25 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.J. and Robert Winton of Ringmer, yeoman.
21 Aug. 1802.
Samuel Jenner of Isfield, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Philadelphia Cripps of Framfield, spinster. Aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said S.J. and Robert Winton of Ringmer, yeoman.
6 Jan. 1809.
James Jones of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Mary Penticost of same, spinster, aged 24 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.J. and Walter Rason of Ringmer, farmer.
18 Oct. 1792.
John Knight of S. Michael, Lewes, labourer, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Lucy Lee of Ringmer, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.K. and John Lee of Ringmer, yeoman.
17 May 1777.
Thomas Knight of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Ann Lipscombe of Ringmer, spinster, aged 36 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.K. and John Mercer of Lewes, servant.
12 March 1796.
John Lawrence of Ringmer, coachmaker, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Harriett King of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
25 Sept 1833.
Thomas Lawrence of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Susannah Baldwin of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.L. and James Newman of S. Thomas in the Cliff, ironmonger.
4 Nov. 1800.
William Lee of Ringmer, labourer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds. & Sarah Lock of Framfield, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds. (Framfield ch.).
25 Jan 1830.
John Leonard of Worth, labourer, bachelor, aged 20 and upds., with consent of John Leonard of Ringmer, labourer, & Mary Tilley of same, spinster, aged 17 and upds., with consent of William Tilley her father: bondsmen, said John William Tilley of Worth and William Dench of same, yeoman.
14 Oct 1800.
William Lovegrove of Ringmer, artilleryman, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Trigwell of same, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.L. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
24 Feb. 1819.
John Marten of Eastbourne, yeoman, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Lucy Coleman of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.M. and Henry Marten of Ringmer, yeoman, (Eastbourne ch.)
9 March 1811.
Henry Martin of Ringmer, miller, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Worger of Eastdean, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of her father, William Worger: bondsmen, said H.M. and William Worger of Eastdean, yeoman.
1 Jan. 1776
James Martin of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Ann Heaver of Slaugham, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
14 March 1826.
William Martin of Ringmer, yeoman, aged 21 and upds. & Ann Cripps of Isfield, widow, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.M. and Henry Martin of Ringmer, yeoman.
7 Oct. 1815.
William Martin, the younger, of Ringmer, carpenter, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Weston of same, spinster, aged 17 and upds., with consent of William Weston, her father: bondsmen, said W.M. and William Weston of Ringmer, yeoman.
17 March 1818.
James Merricks of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Mary Fennell of same, widow: bondsmen, said J.M. and William Tinslay of Lewes, grocer.
31 March 1774.
James Morris of Burwash, gent., bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Jane Blundell of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.M. and John Morris of Ringmer, gent.
15 Jan. 1810.
John Morris of Ringmer, gent., widower, & Ann Mann of Burwash, spinster: bondsmen, said J.M. and John Boys of Ashcombe, near Lewes, esq.
31 Aug. 1793.
William Muddle of All Saints, Lewes, cooper, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Mary Stanford of same, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of Sarah Stanford of All Saints, Lewes, her mother, widow: bondsmen, said W.M. and Abraham Martin of Ringmer, victualler
13 Nov. 1795
Charles Nicholson of Ringmer, bombadier in the Royal Artillery, bachelor, aged 24 and upds., & Arabella Gill of Rottingdean, spinster, aged 29 and upds: bondsmen, said C.N. and Stephen Swaysland of Lewes, gent.
4 March 1821.
Peter Packham of Brighthelmstone, ostler, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Tasker of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said P.P. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, malster.
15 Nov. 1815.
Peter Pagden of Hailsham, brewer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Harriot Scrase of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
8 April 1834
George Verrall Page of the Cliffe near Lewes, ironmonger, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Verrall of Ringmer, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
3 Sept. 1834.
Henry Paine of Ringmer, gent., bachelor, aged 24 and upds., & Barbara Scrase of Brighthelmstone, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said H.P. and Thomas Chatfield of Lewes, merchant.
23 Sept. 1817.
Samuel Paine of Laughton, gent., aged 21 and upds., & Sophia Scrase of Ringmer, spinster, aged 20 and upds., with consent of Edward Scrase of Ringmer, gent., her father: bondsmen, said S.P. and Edward Scrase of Ringmer, gent.
5 April 1817.
James Peacock of Woolwich, co. Kent, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Barbara Newman of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 20 and upds., with consent of John Newman of Ringmer, her father: bondsmen, said J.P. and John Newman of Ringmer, husbandman.
22 May 1801.
George Peckham of Ringmer, carpenter, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Sargent of South Malling, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said G.P. and George Tinsley of Lewes, taylor.
12 June 1818.
Thomas Pelham of Ringmer, labourer, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Lucy Blunden of Southeighton, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.P. and William Geering of Southeighton, servant.
24 Nov. 1788.
William Pennington of Ashburnham, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Scrase of Ringmer, spinster, aged 19 and upds., with consent of Edward Scrase of Ringmer, her father: bondsmen, said W.P. and Edward Scrase of Ringmer, gent.
2 Nov. 1805.
Philip Piper of Hailsham, cabinet maker, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Martha Greenfield of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
23 Dec. 1833.
John Potter of Ringmer, thatcher, widower, & Susan Attree of same, widow: bondsmen, said J.P. and Edward Denman of Lewes, innholder.
23 March 1774.
William Press of Ringmer, groom, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Sarah Harmer of Southmalling, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Southmalling ch.).
12 April 1834.
Robert Pursglove of Herstmonceux, yeoman, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Hannah Ticehurst of same, spinster, aged 30 upds.: bondmen, said R.P. and John Smith of Ringmer, yeoman.
3 April 1779.
Moses Ramsell of Ringmer, a private in H.M. Regt. Of Horse Artillery, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Derby of All Saints, Lewes, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said M.R. and Thomas Starnes of Laughton, farmer.
2 Nov. 1818.
Walter Rason of Ringmer, yeoman, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Lucy Skinner of Uckfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.R. and Robert Skinner of Uckfield, yeoman.
27 Sept. 1780.
David Relfe of Ringmer, bachelor, aged 19 and upds., with consent of John Relfe of Framfield, yeoman, his father, & Susannah Brooker of Isfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, John Cord of Isfield, yeoman, and John Cripps of same, yeoman.
31 Dec. 1773.
[blank] Richardson of Little Horsted, husbandman, widower, & Mary Peckham of Ringmer, spinster, aged 19 and upds., with consent of Reuben Peckham of Ringmer, labourer, her father. (Ringmer ch.).
24 Oct. 1832.
James Robertson of the City of Canterbury, co. Kent, bachelor, & Ann Stephens of Ringmer, spinster: bondsmen, said J.R. and John Osborne of Poynings, yeoman.
3 Feb. 1800.
Martin Robinson of S. Peter and S. Mary Westout, Lewes, widower, a private serving in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, & Mary Head of Ringmer, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said M.R. and William Winter of S. Peter and S. Mary Westout, carpenter.
13 April 1808.
Charles Russell of Easthothly, taylor, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Jane Burgess of same, widow: bondsmen, said C.R. and James Burgess of Ringmer, shoemaker.
17 April 1810.
Charles Saxby of Westdean, farmer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Amelia Baber of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Westdean ch.)
13 April 1833.
Edward Scrase of Ringmer, gent., widower (no age), & Sarah Paine of S. Michael, Lewes, spinster, aged 18 and upds., with consent of Trayton Paine, her father: bondsmen, said E.S. and Trayton Paine of Lewes, butcher.
8 Nov. 1802.
Richard Sharpe of Laughton, yeoman, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Mary Saxby of same, spinster, aged 25 and upds.: bondsmen, said R.S. and John Smith of Ringmer, yeoman.
17 June 1775.
Samuel Sinden of Ringmer, a private in H.M. Royal Artillery, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Elizabeth Ready of Eastgrinsted, spinster, aged 17 and upds., with consent of James Ready, her father: bondsmen, said S.S. and James Ready of Eastgrinsted, labourer.
16 Aug. 1808.
John Skinner of Uckfield, widower, & Lucy Wheatley of Ringmer, spinster, aged 20, with consent of Charles Wheatley of Ringmer, labourer, her father. (Ringmer ch.).
13 July 1826.
Robert Skinner of Uckfield, yeoman, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Rason of Ringmer, spinster, aged 19 and upds., with consent of John Rason of Alfriston, yeoman, her father: bondsmen, said R.S. and Walter Rason of Ringmer, yeoman.
6 Jan. 1779.
John Smith of Ringmer, gent., bachelor, aged 37 and upds., & Mary Gatland of Eastgrinsted, spinster, aged 26 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.S. and John Fisher of Lewes, yeoman.
8 June 1785.
Jordan Smith of Ringmer, shopkeeper, widower, & Elizabeth Peckham of All Saints, Lewes, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.S. and John Chripps of Lewes, cornchandler.
29 April 1814.
Thomas Smith of Ringmer, toll gatherer, aged 21 and upds., & Sophia Hills of Lamberhurst, widow, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said T.S. and William Hillman of Ringmer, blacksmith.
31 Jan. 1815.
Abraham Spencer of Wytheham, butcher, bachelor, aged 28 and upds., & Ann Avis of the same, spinster, aged 23 and upds.: bondsmen, said A.S. and John Durrant of Ringmer, malster.
15 Oct. 1784.
William Spittall of Lewes, upholsterer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Weller of Ringmer, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.S. and David Weller of Ringmer, yeoman.
14 Dec. 1813.
James Steer, the younger, of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 20 and 6 months, with consent of his father, James Steer of Folking, husbandman, & Mary Newnham of Isfield, spinster, under 21, with consent of Thomas Newnham of Isfield, her father, yeoman: bondsmen, said J.S. and Walter Rason of Ringmer, yeoman.
4 July 1791.
John Stepney of Laughton, labourer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Elizabeth Bray of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.S. and Robert Argles Durrant of Ringmer, yeoman.
11 Jan 1808.
Robert Stevens of Framfield, labourer, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Ann Geering of Laughton, spinster, aged 24 and upds.: bondsmen, said R.S. and James Costin of Ringmer, woolcomber.
1 June 1804.
George Taylor of Brighthelmston, brickmaker, bachelor, aged 21, and upds., & Frances Barbara Tester of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
21 July 1830.
William Taylor of Glynd, blacksmith, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Susannah Dicker of Ringmer, widow, aged 30 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.T. and Thomas Anderson of Ringmer, blacksmith.
11 Feb. 1802.
William Thorpe of Battle, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Harriet Rodmell of Framfield, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.T. and Nathaniel Bishop of Ringmer, gent.
17 Oct. 1807.
Edward Tippen of Ringmer, husbandman, aged 21 and upds., & Sarah Ellis of same, spinster, aged 22 and upds,: bondsmen, said E.T. and William Rathbone of the Cliffe near Lewes, shopkeeper.
8 Feb. 1773.
Henry Tippen of Edgeware, co. Midd., bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Elizabeth Rice of Ringmer, spinster, aged 30 and upds.: bondsmen, said H.T. and John Weller of Ringmer, yeoman.
26 Dec. 1788.
Isaac Trigwell of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Elizabeth Clarke of same, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said I.T. and Cleeve Hooper of Ringmer, gent.
15 March 1796.
William Trigwell, the younger, of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 18 and upds., with consent of William Trigwell, his father, & Elizabeth Markwick of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.T. and George Earle of Barcomb, yeoman.
7 March 1777.
James Varminer of Uckfield, bachelor, aged 25 and upds., & Ann Thompson of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.V. and Henry Berry of Ringmer, yeoman.
14 June 1799.
John Verrall of Ringmer, upholsterer, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Ann Page of the Cliffe near Lewes, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
3 Sept. 1834.
William Wales of Eastgrinstead, farmer, widower, & Ann Wickens of Rotherfield, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.W. and Joseph Colvil of Ringmer, butcher.
17 Oct. 1772.
Henry Walmsley of Frant, bachelor, aged 20, with consent of Sarah Walmsley, his mother, & Sarah Dival of Ringmer, singlewoman, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
8 Nov. 1825.
Henry Weller of Ringmer, cabinet maker, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Ann Dickinson of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said H.W. and David Weller of Ringmer, yeoman.
31 Aug. 1818.
John Weller of Ringmer, yeoman, bachelor, aged 24 and upds., & Maria Tippen of same, spinster, aged 24 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.W. and John Armitage of Westham, yeoman.
2 Oct. 1784.
John Weller of Ringmer, gardiner, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Ann Warren Moore of same, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ringmer ch.).
7 Sept. 1830.
James West of the Cliffe near Lewes, blacksmith, bachelor, aged 22 and upds., & Mary Parsons of Ringmer, spinster, aged 22 and upds.: bondsmen, said J.W. and Stephen Eager of the Cliffe, blacksmith.
13 Jan. 1777.
Henry Whapham of Laughton, victualler, widower, & Mary Ewen of Ripe, widow: bondsmen, said H.W. and Simon Crunden of Ringmer, bachelor.
7 Nov. 1807.
William Wildish of Buxted, farmer, bachelor, aged 30 and upds., & Elizabeth Dann of Etchingham, spinster, aged 23 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.W. and Fardinando Martin of Ringmer, miller.
29 Nov. 1794.
William Winter of Ringmer, husbandman, bachelor, aged 23 and upds., & Lucy Evens of the same, spinster, aged 21 and upds.: bondsmen, said W.W. and Thomas Chatfield of Framfield, yeoman.
26 Nov. 1784.
William Winton of Ringmer, butcher, bachelor, aged 21 and upds., & Mary Anna Larkin of Ewhurst, spinster, aged 21 and upds. (Ewhurst ch.).
24 April 1830.
William Wood of Hailsham, yeoman, widower, & Elizabeth Arkcoll of same, widow: bondsmen, said W.W. and William Peckham of Ringmer, labourer.
3 Oct. 1814.
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Gary Hayes with Jack Coleman - Ringmer's last full-time shepherd
Police Group Photograph
The date of this photograph is not known, but type of cap and badge were worn between 1922 and the spring of 1935. It may have been taken outside County Hall in Lewes on the occasion of the extension of Brighton's boundary.
Ringmer Policemen included in the photograph are picked out below.
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| Austin Hopper | Walter Lamberth |
Chester Perrin |
The Sussex Express of 29 November 1929 carried a report of the funeral of Sergeant Willard, who died on 22 November and was buried in Ringmer Churchyard.
The Bearers were Sergeants Foord, Francis, Hambleton, Johnston, Mockford and Swainston. Police Constables Butler, Gabbitas, Hopper and Smithers acted as pallbearers.
Over 70 members of the Force, with many local people, attended the funeral to pay a last tribute to the memory of one whom everyone respected and whose sudden passing was mourned by all. A long line of police preceded the hearse from the house to the Church. The report notes the many floral tributes.
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The Police House
Ringmer
Prior to the erection of the Police House on the Lewes Road, unmarried constables lived in lodgings. There are also records of married officers (Sgt Diplock and P.C. Doust) living in Harrisons Lane.
On 31 January 1919 a need for a new Police Cottage was reported to the Housing Sub-Committee of the Standing Joint Committee. On 21 October 1919 it was reported that a site of 2 rods in area had been purchased for the sum of £45.
Mr H Phibbs ARIBA FSI, of Seveirg Buildings, High Street, Lewes, was appointed as Architect for the erection of cottages at Chailey, Eastbourne Rural, Hailsham Rural, Newhaven Rural, Newhaven Urban and Uckfield Rural.
On 17 February 1920 the plans for a pair of cottages at Ringmer (one for police and one for the roadman) were approved, subject to the substitution of water for earth closets.
On 7 December 1920 the Clerk reported to the Housing Sub-Committee that the cottages (for one roadman and one policeman) at Ringmer were completed and ready for occupation. The total cost (including site etc.) was £2,194.1s. 8d, viz. £1219.0s.10d for the police cottage and £975.0s.10d for the roadman's cottage.
An office was added to the house in the early 1950's.
The Sussex Police Authority sold the house on 14 January 1999 as part of its policy of disposing of police-owned property and closing rural stations. It was back on the market in 2001 at an asking price of £155,000 and was resold.
Other Police Housing
Following the amalgamation in 1968, the Sussex Police Authority purchased a number of houses in Ringmer which were occupied by police officers serving at the Force Headquarters in Lewes. With the increasing trend towards home-ownership by police officers, these houses were subsequently sold. Ringmer became a popular area for home-ownership for police officers, who serve in various parts of the county.
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in Ringmer
(There are photographs available for those Officers whose names are in blue)
Hugh Annesley, from the Metropolitan Police, was appointed an Assistant Chief Constable in Sussex in the mid 1970's and took lodgings at Cheyney House for a short time, subsequently occupying a police house in Harvard Road, again on a temporary basis. Mr (now Sir Hugh) Annesley rose to be Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
Reginald Ernest Breffit, OBE MA was Chief Constable of East Sussex from 1936 until he retired in 1965. With his wife and two sons he lived at Holm Lodge, Lewes Road, Ringmer from 1937 until the late 1950's when they moved to Old Malling Farm, Lewes. "Reggie" (as he was known to his force, died at Laughton on 24 June 1976. His funeral service at Ringmer Church was attended by many serving and former colleagues. He and his wife and elder son are buried in the new Churchyard. His second son emigrated to Australia and is also deceased.
John David Dibley, OBE, an Assistant Chief Constable of Sussex from 1976 to 1989, came to live in Ringmer in 1984 and remained there following his retirement until his death in 2007.
Janet Skeef began service at Hastings in 1951, transferred to East Sussex Constabulary in 1954 and was stationed at Hove. She was appointed to be the first Woman Detective Constable in the Force in 1956. On formation of the amalgamated Sussex Police in 1968, she was posted to Force Headquarters and promoted to be the first Woman Superintendent in the County. At the time of her retirement there were 182 women police officers. She has lived in Ringmer since 1974.
Thomas Christopher Williams, LLB Barrister-at-Law CBE QPM was appointed Chief Constable of the Sussex Constabulary on its formation on 1 January 1968. Mr Williams had previously been Chief Constable of West Sussex. With his wife, he came to live at Little Manor, Ringmer, from 1968 until his death on 9 September 1972. He died tending the roses in the garden at Little Manor. His funeral service was also at Ringmer Church with full police honours and in the presence of many colleagues from Sussex and other police forces in the UK. The service was conducted by the Archdeacon of Lewes, the Very Revd Max Godden and the Rev Austen Williams, of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, and brother of the deceased.
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Sergeant 14 George Diplock
17 - 24 March 1878.
| Sunday | 9am - 1pm, 7pm - 11pm | Visited Railway & Green Man Inns for Inspection |
| Monday | 8am - 12md, 2pm-5pm, 7pm - 12 mn | |
| Tuesday | 9am - 1pm, 7pm - 12mn | |
| Wednesday | 10am - 1pm, 5pm - 11pm | |
| Thursday | 8am - 1pm, 7pm - 10pm, 12mn - 3am | (Laceys Corner for Conference Point P.c. Willard) |
| Friday | 1pm - 5.30pm, 7pm - 12mn | |
| Saturday | 8am - 1pm, 6pm - 11pm | 10 minutes in Anchor Inn for refreshment |
Visited stations at Barcombe, Laughton, Ripe, Glynde and Isfield. At visits met P.C. or reported to owner/occupier,
eg Broyle Mill - Mr Dobson, Goat Farm - Mr Blaber.
60 miles.
A Duty Report from
P.C. William Green
for same dates.
| Sunday | 11am - 1pm, 3pm - 5pm, 6pm - 11pm | |
| Monday | 1.30pm - 4pm, 7pm - 10pm, 3am - 9am | (Sergeants Farm and Wellingham Style) |
| Tuesday | 1pm - 5pm, 6pm - 12mn | |
| Wednesday | 2pm - 10pm | Went to Lewes for Pay "by order" |
| Thursday | 1pm - 6pm, 7pm - 8.30pm | |
| Friday | 2pm - 5pm | Did not go on duty after 5pm through being unwell |
| Saturday | 9am - 5pm |
34 miles.
Sgt Diplock worked 68 hours and P.C. Green 58 hours. These patrols would have been carried out on foot.
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This list was originally compiled by John Dibley, OBE, former Assistant Chief Constable of Sussex, from a variety of sources as shown, where relevant, against the entries. The list may not be complete and any information to add to it would be welcome. Please click here if you can add to this page.
The East Sussex Constabulary was formed in 1840 with the appointment of the first Chief Constable, Captain Henry Fowler McKay on 16 November of that year. He and the first 15 police officers to be appointed were sworn in before the Justices at Lewes on 8 December 1840.
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The year column gives either the date of start of duty in Ringmer, or the first evidence of the Officer in Ringmer.
Hast & St L Ob stands for Hastings & St Leonards Observer
Sx Exp for Sussex Express
Sx Ad for Sussex Advertiser
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| 1846 | P.C. Henry Mumford |
19 Aug 1845 Sx Ad. Two Ringmer men did not appear before the magistrates when summonsed for careless driving, but as P.C.Mumford, E.S.C. 19, could not prove service of the summons on one, only the other was prosecuted. P.C. Mumford appears in an article in the Sussex Agricultural Express of 9th and 23rd May 1846 regarding the apprehension and conviction of George Hylands on a charge of sheep stealing. 25 Augt 1846 Sx Ad records a man being charged with the theft of a tame rabbit at Ringme by P.C.Mumford. |
| 1850 | P.C. Stephen Doust |
Stephen Doust was baptised on 22 Sep 1822 in Goudhurst, Kent the son of Stephen Doust and his wife Eleanor (née Sands) who had married at Cranbrook in 1819. He was appointed to the force on 10 August 1847. The first record of him appearing in Ringmer is on 9 June 1850 on the birth certificate of his son Joseph Elias Doust. The certificate also states that Stephen Doust is a policeman of Ringmer. He had arrived in Ringmer after 1847, as his daughter Elizabeth Ann (birth registered in the Ticehurst registration district in Sep 1847) had been born in Lamberhurst (in the Ticehurst registration district). 17 Nov 1857 Sx Ad. Sgt Doust of Ringmer went to West Firle to arrest a man alleged to have stabbed another at the West Firle Bonfire celebrations. 27 July 1858 Sx Ad. Sgt Doust proved service of a summons against a Ringmer poacher accused of taking a hare. Stephen Doust is recorded as being a sergeant in Ringmer in the 1862 Kelly's Directory. (Some of this information came from a correspondent to the website. ) |
| 1861 | P.C. John Rapley | Force disposition report 1.1.1861 |
| 1862 | P.C. Amos Grayling | Force disposition report 1.4.1862 |
| 1863 | P.C. William Elphick |
Force disposition report 1.1.1863 (transfer from Eastbourne) 13 Jan 1864 Sx Ad. P.C. Elphick, stationed at Ringmer, gave evidence against a man accused of ill treating a donkey at Ringmer on 30 December. 27 Aug 1864 Sx Ad. P.C. Elphick, stationed at Ringmer, gave evidence against a man accused of highway robbery with violence [taking a watch]. 6 Nov 1866 Sx Ad. P.C. Elphick, gave evidence in the case of some men being drunk and using obscene language near the Anchor Inn, Ringmer. 4 Dec 1866 Sx Ad. P.C. Elphick, gave evidence against a Lewes man charged with driving an unlicensed cart in Ringmer. 15 Dec 1866 Sx Ad. P.C.Wm Elphick gave evidence against a man accused of stealing a faggot of firewood from a Ringmer man's wood stack. 27 Apr 1867 Sx Ad. P.C. Elphick, 43, [might be police number rather than age], stationed at Ringmer, gave evidence of arresting a man accused of theft. |
| 1878 | Sgt. George Diplock |
11 Nov 1876 The Hast & St L Ob has Sgt George Diplock on duty at Ringmer Green when he found some boys misbehaving. 1881 Census shows him living in Harrisons Lane. This house was built for him by his brother-in-law. Diplock was then aged 39, having been born at Hamsey in 1842. His wife, Laura, née Martin, aged 34, is shown as being born at Ringmer. They were married on 19 June 1878. See 'Duty Reports' for sample of duties. Diplock went on to become a Superintendent at Uckfield from 1889 to 1897. |
| 1878 | P.C. William Green |
1 Jan 1876 The Hast & St L Ob has P.C. Green, stationed at Ringmer, giving evidence against some defendants he first saw at the Prince of Wales public house who later created a disturbance on the road to Ringmer. Duty report - same dates as Sgt Diplock. The great great grandson of William Green reports that he had a son called Albert who also became a policeman. He married Mary Annie Springett of the Hawkhurst line of the Springett family, 16/4/1894. They had 2 sons, Rowland Albert b 21/6/1895 and William Ernest b 6/8/1898. |
| 8.8.1882 | P.C. Thomas Moore | Order Book - posted from Bexhill. He left for Eastbourne on 30.7.1884 Thomas Henry Moore is listed at the County Police Station in Kelly's Directory of 1887 |
| 9.11.1886 | P.C. Steer |
27 Feb 1891 Sx Exp. P.C. Steer discovered three horses careering over the highway at Clayhill at 10 pm one night. 18 Apr 1891 Sx Exp. P C Steer prosecuted a Ringmer man for keepinh a dog without a licence. Order Book - from Newhaven. He left for Pevensey on 22.5.1891 31 Jul 1891 Sx Exp. P C Steer was presented with a handsome marble 14-day clock upon being transferred from this parish to Pevensey |
| 22.5.1891 | P.C. Edward Gladwish | Order Book - from Patcham. Was discharged from the Force on 11.10.1892, after 5 yrs service, with a gratuity of £23.16s.8d. |
| 21.8.1892 | P.C. John Hills | Order Book - posted from Glynde. He left for Danehill on 1.8.1895 |
| 1.8.1895 | P.C. George Ireland | Order Book - posted from Danehill. He left for Coldstock on 25.5.1900 |
| 25.5.1900 | P.C. Skelton | Order Book - posted from Lewes. He left for Lewes on 12.2.1907 |
| 18.3.1907 | P.C. William Rhoades | Order Book - posted from Lewes. He left for Northiam on 26.4.1911 |
| 26.4.1911 | P.C. Fred Ockenden | Order Book - posted from Lewes. He left for Hailsham on 2.2.1917 |
| 5.4.1919 | P.C. Chester Perrin | Order Book - posted from Lewes. He left for Scaynes Hill on 7.11.1919. Perrin's police service was interrupted by the Great War and he was re-appointed after war service on 1.4.1919 |
| 26.2.1920 | P.C. Walter Glazier | Order Book - posted from Lewes. He left for Lewes on 23.9.1920 |
| 23.9.1920 | P.C. Walter Lamberth | Order Book - posted from Lewes. On 18.4.1921 Lamberth was reprimanded for doing less than 8 hours duty! He then moved to Newhaven. He retired in the rank of Inspector. |
| 1921 | P.C. Austin Hopper | Born 1900, he enlisted in the 5th Battn Royal Sussex Regiment in 1915 and served in France whilst only 16. Joined police in 1919. Married Emily Rose Valentine of Sylvester Cottage, Lewes Road, Ringmer, on 24.11.1922. They lived at Sylvester Cottage for a short while before moving to Rodmell in 1923. Hopper became Superintendent at Battle in 1937, moving later to Uckfield and then to Lewes in 1942. He was Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable from 1947 until he retired in 1951. Austin Hopper died in 1973. |
| 1922-3 | P.C. P.T. Butler | Union Terrace. W.E. Baxter & Sons local directory |
| ? | Sgt. Ernest Willard | As a P.C. he prosecuted a cyclist during the First World War (23/2/1917) for not having lights, and the Headmaster (9/3/1917) for not having a dog licence. He was promoted Sergeant on 18.11.1919. Believed to have moved into the Police House in 1921 from Chailey. He is certainly listed as living there in the Baxter's Blue Book of 1927-8. He died in service at Ringmer on 18.11.1929 and was buried at Ringmer Church on 22.11.1929. The Sussex Express of 29 November 1929, reported the funeral of Sgt Willard as follows (not exactly word for word!): 'The Funeral of Sergeant Willard took place at Ringmer on 22 November. The bearers were Sergeants Foord, Francis, Hambleton, Johnston, Mockford and Swainston. Police constables Butler, Gabbitas, Hopper and Smithers acted as pall bearers. Over 70 members of the Force attended and a long line of police preceded the hearse from the house to the Church. Many other people joined to pay a last tribute to the memory of one whom everyone respected and whose sudden passing was mourned by all.' |
| -.1.1929 | P.C. Cyril Gabbitas | From Lewes. Left in July 1930. Retired in the rank of Inspector. |
| 1929-30 | P.C. F. Beard | Listed in W.E. Baxter & Sons local directory as living at 4 North Road. This is in addition to Sergeant WILLARD, who is specified as in charge. |
| -.11.1930 | P.C. Raymond Skinner | Married Elsie --, then living at Ashton Green, Ringmer, on 4.6.1932 and left Ringmer 9.2.1934. On 30.9.1931 Skinner was fined £1 for failing to work his beat. |
| 8.1.1930 | Sgt. Sidney Johnston | From Peacehaven to Ringmer |
| 14.12.1933 | Sgt Thomas Parrott |
Two sources of information regarding Thomas Parrott’s birth and early life are contradictory. If someone can confirm either, I’d be glad to hear from them. 1. Born in Cardington, Bedfordshire, in 1894, his father was a farm bailiff. 2. Thomas Parrott was born at Lightlands Farm, Frant in 1896. He had two brothers and four sisters. He was subsequently employed as a Poultryman on the farm. On 17 March 1914 he was appointed as a Constable in the East Sussex Constabulary, being stationed firstly at Lewes and then at Seaford. He volunteered for Military Service in the Great War and enlisted in the Military Foot Police on 22 June 1915. As a lance-corporal he was on his way to Gallipoli and on board HMS Hythe, an auxiliary minesweeper, when, on 28 October 1915, it was in collision with the armed boarding steamer Sania and sank. He was reported as one of only two survivors able to swim before being rescued, but in fact there were a several survivors. Two other ex-East Sussex Policemen, also in the Military Foot Police, were lost in the collision. They were Herbert Morris and John Scott. Thomas Parrott returned to the UK in August 1916 and was eventually discharged from the Army on 30 September 1919, rejoining the East Sussex Constabulary on 7 October 1919. Whilst in the Army in Scotland, Parrott met his future wife, Winifred Robertson - a young lady from Angus, Scotland and they were married on 26 April 1918. Constable Parrott was stationed thereafter at Bexhill, Guestling and Little Common. He was promoted to Sergeant on 14 December 1929 and posted to Peacehaven on 8 January 1930. On 28 October 1932 he was posted to Lewes and then, on 14 December 1933 to Ringmer. While at Ringmer his beat extended to Selmeston, Southease and Cooksbridge and he initially patrolled it by bicycle, before being allocated a motorcycle. He was especially busy when there were outbreaks of anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease on local farms, and was required to superintend the burning of the affected animals. He remained in Ringmer until 15 February 1938 when he returned to Peacehaven. Thomas retired on pension on 1 July 1945 but re-enlisted in the police reserves to perform station duties until 1962. He lived in retirement in Telscombe Cliffs and died in 1973. |
| 1932 | P.C. William Russell | Moved from Ringmer to Bexhill on 11.7.1933 |
| 16.10.1933 | P.C. Sidney George Leader | Stationed at Ringmer until 11.2.1935. Went on to become Assistant Chief Constable of East Sussex. |
| 10.2.1935 | P.C. John Bridger | 17.12.1912 - 24.1.2000 Came from Lewes. Before marriage John lodged with Bessie Martin at 6 The Green, Ringmer (info from Cyril Tasker). Other single policemen may also have lodged there. On 28.4.1937 he married Kathleen Mackerness (16.12.1911 - 11.3.2002) of The Green Man Hotel, Ringmer. Kathleen's father was the Licensee and had previously been Huntsman with the Southdown Hunt. John Bridger left Ringmer in 1937 and retired in 1965, having achieved the rank of Superintendent. John's ashes, and those of his wife, are interred in Kathleen's parents' grave in Ringmer. |
| 15.2.1938 | P.C. Walter Robert Lord | From Peacehaven - left for Forest Row on 7.6.1939. The 1938-40 Baxter's Blue Book lists him as living at the Police Station [House]. |
| 7.6.1939 | P.C. George Denman | From East Grinstead. Remained at Ringmer until 11.3.1955 when posted to Seaford, from where he retired. |
| 2.5.1955 | P.C. Douglas Morley | From Haywards Heath. Promoted Sergeant on 2.8.58 and went to Headquarters. Left the Police House on 1.1.59. Retired in the rank of Superintendent. |
| 26.1.59 | P.C. Jack Greenaway | From Bexhill. Left on 21.12.1965 on promotion to Sergeant. Retired in the rank of Inspector. |
| 14.7.1966 | P.C. Brian Cawthorne | At Ringmer until 8.9.1968. |
| 3.10.1968 | P.C. Dennis Miles | At Ringmer until 6.1.1974 when he left for Uckfield on promotion to Sergeant. He retired in 1989 but continued as a member of the civilian support staff at Uckfield until 1999. |
| 25.3.1974 | P.C. Malcolm Richards | At Ringmer until 17.3.1978. PC Richards gained national publicity as the 'skateboard cop' when he set up a skateboard club for local youngsters at Ringmer School as his way of dealing with this so called 'menace' to the peace of the village. He went on to serve with the Traffic Division at Lewes and Brighton. On promotion to Sergeant in 1988 he served in Eastbourne on patrol duties. He was subsequently promoted to Inspector remaining at Eastbourne until his retirement in 2000. He then went on to serve as a Community Policing advisor on the island colony of St. Helena in the South Atlantic Ocean. On return to the UK in 2001 he rejoined Sussex Police in a civilian capacity as a Planning & Logistics Manager, responsible for, amongst other things, planning the police operation in relation to the famous Lewes Bonfire Celebrations. |
| 21.3.1978 | P.C. Gary Hayes | At Ringmer until 25.10.1984. For part of this period his wife Gill was Secretary to Assistant Chief Constable John Dibley. |
| 31.1.1983 | P.C. Don Marsh | Marsh was an additional officer for Ringmer, also covering Glynde and Firle. He continued to live in Lewes and was at Ringmer until 17.1.1991 when he retired. |
| 2.11.1984 | P.C. Stephen Mann | At Ringmer until 8.11.1987. |
| 8.8.1988 | P.C. Nicholas Witchell | Occupied the Police House - transferred to City of London Police on 30.6.1992. On being asked about his time in Ringmer, P.C. Witchell said that the worst part of being the resident bobby was trying to keep the police house garden in order! |
| 19.1.1991 | P.C. Peter Saunders | Worked the Ringmer area although living at Woodingdean, until 12.1.1997. |
| 1.7.1992 | P.C. David Wickham | At Ringmer until 24.9.1993 when he retired. |
| 28.1.1994 | P.C. David Bielkus | From Lewes, remaining until 12.1.1997 when he returned to Lewes. |
There is now a museum for Sussex Police called The Old Police Cells Museum. It is housed in the basement of Brighton Town Hall. Click the link for visiting details.
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Listed below are the names inscribed on memorials in the Old Churchyard (around the Church) and inside the Church. If you wish to have the transcription for any of the names, please e-mail the website at rhsg@ringmer.info , quoting both Name and Reference for the people you are interested in. Please be aware that some inscriptions are difficult or impossible to read, so there may be errors in the transcription.
Where a name is mentioned in an inscriptions which is different from that of the person commemorated (e.g. where a daughter has changed her surname on marriage) the entry is highlighted in yellow.
Names underlined have a link to a photograph.
To find a surname quickly select a letter from those below to go straight to surnames starting with that letter.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W
|
Name
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Year of death
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Approx time of life
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Reference
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Notes
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| Akehurst, T.J. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Alexander, Ella | 1883 | KB10 | ||
| Allcorn, Alice |
No date |
F132 | ||
| Allcorn, H. | 1914 | KB6 | ||
| Allcorn, Jesse | No date | F132 | ||
| Anderson, Fanny | 1825 | A86 | ||
| Anderson, Sarah | Unclear | A84 | ||
| Andrew, C.J. | 1915 | KB6 | ||
| Andrew, Clifford J. | 1915 | KB8 | ||
| Andrews, Mary | 1905 | D22 | ||
| Andrews, Thomas | 1910 | D22 | ||
| Armitage, Katherine Diana | 1909 | J21 | ||
| Augcutt, Martha | 1881 | G6 | ||
| Baker, Barbara | 1920 | A49 | ||
| Baker, Cecilia Carlile | 1937 | F69 | ||
| Baker, Elizabeth Osborn | 1923 | E29 | ||
| Baker, James | 1819 | J75 | ||
| Baker, John | 1916 | A49 | ||
| Baker, Joseph | 1955 | F69 | ||
| Baker, Stephen James | 1914 | E29 | ||
| Banks, Charles | (1852?) | A65 | ||
| Banks, Elsie Lilian | E20 | Ashes | ||
| Banks, Frederick | 1929 | F101 | ||
| Banks, Fredrica Kate | 1910 | D5 | ||
| Banks, Louisa | 1947 | F101 | ||
| Banks, Jane | 1856 | A65 | ||
| Bannister, Ann | Unclear | B15 | ||
| Bannister, John | 1774 | B15 | ||
| Bannister, John | 1858 | B8 | ||
| Bannister, Thomas | 1844 | B8 | ||
| Barber, Charles | 1910 | E5 | ||
| Barber, Fanny | 1938 | E5 | ||
| Barber, Hannah | 1827(?) | J71 | ||
| Barber, Ha…. | Unclear | J72 | ||
| Barber, Henry | 1828 | J71 | ||
| Barber, Joseph | 1868 | J72 | ||
| Barnes, E. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Barnett, Frank | No date | H2 | ||
| Barnett, May | 1980 | H2 | ||
| Barton, Henry | 1938 | F6 | ||
| Bashford, Doris Ellen | 1982 | H23 | ||
| Bashford, John | 1980 | H23 | ||
| Baxter, Abraham | 1849 | B18 | ||
| Bean, Henry Martin | 1927 | F113 | ||
| Bean, Matilda | 1937 | F113 | ||
| Bellingham, Annabella Amy | 1902 | E17 | ||
| Bellingham, William | 1935 | E17 | ||
| Bennet, …. | Unclear | J49 | ||
| Berry, . . . | 1742 | J22 | ||
| Berry, Agnes | 1854 | C21 | ||
| Berry, Ann | 1779 | J24 | ||
| Berry, Ann | 1825 | C37 | ||
| Berry, Anne | 1853 | C21 | ||
| Berry, Elizabeth | 1789 | J23 | ||
| Berry, Elizabeth | 1846 | C33 | ||
| Berry, Henry | 1847 | C34 | ||
| Berry, Jacob | No date | C7 | ||
| Berry, Jane | 1797 | C23 | ||
| Berry, John | No date | C7 | ||
| Berry, John | 1776 | C24 | ||
| Berry, John | 1798 | C53 | ||
| Berry, John | 1803 | C20 | ||
| Berry, Lydia | 1875 | B19 | ||
| Berry, Martha | 1801 | C24 | ||
| Berry, Mary |
1776 |
J23 | ||
| Berry, Mary | 1797 | C53 | ||
| Berry, Mary | 1825 | C35 | ||
| Berry, Philadelphia | 1758 | C24 | ||
| Berry, Richard | 1844 | B19 | ||
| Berry, Robert | 1794 | J24 | ||
| Berry, Sarah | No date | C7 | ||
| Berry, Sarah | 1848 | C34 | ||
| Berry, Sarah Ann | 1860 | B19 | ||
| Berry, Thomas | 1830 | C33 | ||
| Berry, William | 1843 | C35 | ||
| Birch, Jane (Jenny) | 1993 | H47 | ||
| Birch, John | 1982 | H47 | ||
| Bishop, Forster Frederick Robert | 1879 | KB18 | ||
| Bishop, John | 1822(?) | D49 | ||
| Bishop, Marie Louise | 1943 | E39 | ||
| Bishop, Nathaniel | 1838 | C52 | ||
| Bishop, Sarah | 1825 | D49 | ||
| Blakeway, Charles John | 1931 | E45 | ||
| Blakeway, Edwin Charles | 1922 | E45 | ||
| Bland, Daphne | 1974 | H6 | ||
| Bland, Derek | 1974 | H6 | ||
| Blastland, William Charles | 1975 | H34 | ||
| Bleach, Catherine Ethel | 1936 | F24 | ||
| Blunden, Daniel | 1918 | E35 | ||
| Blunt, Fanny | 1953 | G11 | ||
| Blunt, Richard | 1917 | G11 | ||
| Bodle, Ann | 1882 | A23 | ||
| Bodle, Charles | 1881 | A60 | ||
| Bodle, George | 1879 | A23 | ||
| Bodle, Hannah | 1879 | A60 | ||
| Body, John | 1898 | G16 | ||
| Body, Mary Ann | 1876 | G16 | ||
| Body, Sarah | 1847 | G16 | ||
| Body, William | 1856 | G16 | ||
| Booth, Elizabeth | 1925 | G13 | ||
| Booth, James | 1916 | G13 | ||
| Booth, Thomas George | 1917 | G13 | ||
| Bourne, Emma Kate | 1973 | H8 | ||
| Bourne, Frederick | 1979 | H8 | ||
| Bourner, A. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Bowler, Alfred George | 1983 | H43 | ||
| Bowler, Arthur John (Pete) | 1985 | H18 | ||
| Boxall, Ela | 1853 | G25 | ||
| Bradbury, T.X. | 1941 | KB5 | ||
| Bradford, Harry Thomas | 1985 | H42 | ||
| Bradford, Olive Dorothy | 1984 | H42 | ||
| Bray, Henry | 1873 | C48 | ||
| Bray, Maria | 1883 | C48 | ||
| Brett, John James (Jack) | 1984 | H40 | ||
| Bridge, Rose Anna | 1940 | A27 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Alfred | 1897 | J66 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Benjamin | 1900 | A36 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Ben | 1934 | D6 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Eli | 1932 | F118 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Eli | 1935 | F85 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Eliza | 1897 | A36 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Jane | 1938 | J66 | ||
| Brinkhurst, Sarah Elizabeth | 1938 | F118 | ||
| Bristow, John | 1724 | B25 | ||
| Brooks, A. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Brooks, C. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Brooks, F.C. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Broome, Caroline Louise | 1876 | C43 | ||
| Brown, Constance Maria Theodosia | 1937 | F20 | ||
| Brown, Cyril George | 1985 | H37 | ||
| Brown, Michael | 1983 | H9 | ||
| Brown, Muriel Beatrice | 1986 | H37 | ||
| Brown, Ruby | 1973 | H9 | ||
| Browning, Elizabeth | 1926 | F116 | ||
| Bryant, Alice | 1935 | F75 | ||
| Bryant, Esther | 1917 | E37 | ||
| Bryant, Henry George | 1933 | E37 | ||
| Buckman, Ernest David | 1936 | F84 | ||
| Buckman, Esther May | 1957 | F84 | ||
| Buckwell, H. | 1940 | KB5 | ||
| Buckwell, Samuel | 1893 | D16 | ||
| Buckwell, William M. | 1946 | D16 | ||
| Burfoot, William | 1885 | C10 | ||
| Burgess, Eliza | 1888 | A28 | ||
| Burgess, Frank Walter | 1899 | A28 | ||
| Burgess, Henry | 1901 | A28 | ||
| Burgess, Mary Ann (Cissie) | 1955 | A28 | ||
| Burley, Albert | 1926 | A83 | ||
| Burton, Annie | 1944 | E44 | ||
| Burton, Arthur | 1922 | E44 | ||
| Burton, Johanna | 1915 | E34 | ||
| Burton, William Henry | 1902 | E34 | ||
| Bushell, S. | 1942 | KB5 | ||
| Byron, Beatrice | 1961 | F63 | ||
| Byron, Clara | 1932 | F63 | ||
| Byron, C.J. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Byron, Clement J. | 1917 | KB23 | ||
| Byron, Clement J. | 1917 | G10 | ||
| Byron, John | 1936 | F63 | ||
| Byron, Rosina | 1960 | F63 | ||
| Byron, Sydney Hall | 1933 | F63 | ||
| Carey, Edward | 1861 | A14 | ||
| Carey, George | 1922 | A1 | ||
| Carey, George Edward | 1937 | F111 | ||
| Carey, Joseph Akehurst | 1873 | A13 | ||
| Carey, Kate Elizabeth | 1933 | F119 | ||
| Carey, Margaret | 1934 | F111 | ||
| Carey, Mary Elizabeth | 1909 | A1 | ||
| Carey, Sarah | 1865 | A13 | ||
| Carey, Sophia | 1867 | A14 | ||
| Carey, William | 1944 | F119 | ||
| Carley, Harriet | 1912 | A18 | ||
| Carley, Harry | 1900 | A18 | ||
| Carpenter, Harriet | 1926 | E25 | ||
| Carpenter, D.J. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Carpenter, Thomas | 1907 | E25 | ||
| Carter, Eveline | 1918 | A62 | ||
| Carter, Henry | 1980 | H22 | ||
| Carter, William J. | 1970 | A62 | ||
| Case, Fanny | 1886 | A40 | ||
| Case, Gertrude | 1899 | A40 | ||
| Caswell, Edward C. | 1900 | C30 | ||
| Caswell, Selina Jordan | 1884 | C30 | ||
| Cattermole, Vincent Percival | 1906 | J46 | ||
| Cates, Martha | 1916 | J58 | ||
| Chambers, Richard | 1872 | A32 | ||
| Champion, Harriett | 1859 | A34 | ||
| Chandler, Alice | 1933 | F47 | ||
| Chandler, Edward | 1883 | B4 | ||
| Chandler, Filly | 1914 | D41 | ||
| Chandler, Frank | 1892 | B4 | ||
| Chandler, Sarah Elizabeth | 1930 | F47 | ||
| Chandler, Thomas | Unclear | D41 | ||
| Chapple, Harriet |
1858 |
A5 | ||
| Charman, Elsie Doris | 1978 | F19 | ||
| Charman, Reginald Edward | 1939 | F19 | ||
| Cherryman, Charles A. | No date | D8 | ||
| Childs, Joseph William Roger | 1940 | KC6 | ||
| Christie, Archibald | 1888 | C19 | ||
| Christie, Archibald | 1888 | KA3 | ||
| Christie, Elizabeth | 1894 | C26 | ||
| Christie, Spencer | 1889 | KA3 | ||
| Christie, William Langham | 1913 | C27 | ||
| Clark, Frances | 1903 | E13 | ||
| Clark, Maria | 1904 | E11 | ||
| Clark, William | 1908 | E13 | ||
| Clarke, Alfred | 1886 | A17 | ||
| Clarke, Edward | 1875 | J84 | ||
| Clarke, Henry | 1903 | A46 | ||
| Clarke, Joseph | 1889 | A17 | ||
| Clarke, Louisa Edith | 1903 | A71 | ||
| Clarke, Mary Ann | 1913 | J84 | ||
| Clarke, Mary Ann | 1896 | A17 | ||
| Clarke, Sophia | 1899 | A17 | ||
| Cock, Eliza Blair | 1883 | KB1 | ||
| Cockerell, John Rennie | 1879 | KB26 | ||
| Cockerell, Marie Caroline | 1902 | KB26 | ||
| Coleman, Elizabeth Mary | 1984 | H39 | ||
| Coleman, Emma | 1932 | F32 | ||
| Coleman, John Charles | 1933 | F127 | ||
| Coleman, William Thomas | 1932 | F32 | ||
| Colwell, Edith | 1966 | F7 | ||
| Colwell, Ernest Edward | 1954 | F7 | ||
| Little Colwyn | No date | D7 | ||
| Conyard, Eliza | 1937 | F76 | ||
| Constable, Frances | 1866 | J7 | ||
| Constable, John | 1863 | J7 | ||
| Cooke, Amelia | 1881 | D32 | ||
| Cooke, Ann | 1835 | D31 | ||
| Cooke, John | 1854 | D31 | ||
| Cooke, William | 1830 | D32 | ||
| Cookson, Timothy | 1831 | C51 | ||
| Cooper, George | 1944 | F7 | ||
| Cooper, Mary Ann Caroline | 1938 | F7 | ||
| Cosham, D. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Cosham, David | 1946 | F13 | ||
| Cosham, Eleanor | 1938 | F13 | ||
| Cosham, Elizabeth | 1840 | C8 | ||
| Cosham, Frances | 1880 | J60 | ||
| Cosham, Herbert John | 1933 | F127 | ||
| Cosham, William | 1835 | C8 | ||
| Cosham, William | 1883 | J60 | ||
| Courage, Kate Mary Bartlett | 1953 | F38 | ||
| Courage, Ronald James | 1930 | F38 | ||
| Courthope, Emily Mary Dorothea | 1982 | H48 | ||
| Cowan, Dorothy (Isted) | 1995 | H7 | ||
| Cowell, Hussey Vivian Jarvis | 1852 | G5 | ||
| Cowell, John Clayton | 1840 | G5 | ||
| Cowley, Mary | 1858 | J73 | ||
| Cowley, Mary Jane | 1859 | J73 | ||
| Craig, Elizabeth | 1975 | H29 | ||
| Craven, Eveline | 1991 | H11 | ||
| Craven, Leslie Arthur | 1972 | H11 | ||
| Crinstead, William | 1902 | A44 | ||
| Cripps, Daniel | 1780 | D44 | ||
| Cripps, David | 1792 | D45 | ||
| Crossingham, J.J. | 1919 | KB6 | ||
| Crossingham, J.J. | 1919 | D27 | ||
| Crunden, Elizabeth | 177(?) | J36 | ||
| Crunden, H.D. | 1795 | KB25 | ||
| Crunden, Lydia | 1828 | J37 | ||
| Crunden, Richard | 1814 | J37 | ||
| Crunden, Simon | 1779 | J36 | ||
| Crunden, Thomas | 1757 | J34 | ||
| Daun, Edward | 1956 | KB27 | ||
| Daun, Edward | 1956 | F83 | ||
| Daun, Marjorie | 1937 | F83 | ||
| Davey, Thomas | 1831 | J11 | ||
| Davies, Richard | 1860 | J81 | ||
| Davies, William Kent | 16(??) | B20 | ||
| Davis, Charles | 1929 | F62 | ||
| Davis, Kathleen | 1922 | F50 | ||
| Davis, Reg. | 1935 | F60 | ||
| Day, Rhoda | 1946 | F114 | ||
| Day, Thomas | 1927 | F114 | ||
| Day, Thomas George | 1921 | E43 | ||
| Deacon, A. | 1917 | D46 | ||
| Delves, Clara | 1928 | F55 | ||
| Delves, William Henry | 1945 | F55 | ||
| Denman, John | 1933 | F110 | ||
| Dewé, Caroline Ada | 1910 | E1 | ||
| Dewé, William Horsley | 1918 | E1 | ||
| Dicker, Arthur | 1769 | J59 | ||
| Dicker, John | 1791 | J59 | ||
| Dicker, Richard | Unclear | J59 | ||
| Dicker, Thomas | 17(??) | J59 | ||
| Diplock, Caroline | 1879 | A69 | ||
| Diplock, Charles | 1901 | E12 | ||
| Diplock, Daniel | 1919 | E10 | ||
| Diplock, E.J. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Diplock, Elizabeth | 1874 | C44 | ||
| Diplock, Esther | 1913 | E12 | ||
| Diplock, Joseph | 1889 | C44 | ||
| Diplock, Lydia | 1838 | C44 | ||
| Diplock, Mary | 1903 | E10 | ||
| Diplock, William | 1854 | A69 | ||
| Diplock, William Nathan | 1933 | F95 | ||
| Divall, Carrie | 1927 | F48 | ||
| Divall, Elizabeth | 1860 | A56 | ||
| Divall, F. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Divall, Harold Benjamin | 1930 | F45 | ||
| Divall, Harold B. | 1968 | F45 | ||
| Divall, Harriet | 1874 | A56 | ||
| Divall, Jane | 1881 | A31 | ||
| Divall, John George | 1935 | F66 | ||
| Divall, R. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Divall, Sarah | 1893 | A30 | ||
| Divall, Stephen | 1892 | A31 | ||
| Divall, Thomas | 1865 | A56 | ||
| Divall, Thomas | 1881 | A30 | ||
| Dobell, Mary | KC19 | |||
| Dobson, J. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Doering, Louisa Elizabeth Clara | 1933 | F64 | ||
| Doust, Anne | 1898 | A44 | ||
| Doust, Stephen | 1863 | A44 | ||
| Downman (infant son) | No date | D47 | ||
| Durrant, Caleb | 1915 | A63 | ||
| Durrant, Charlotte | 1887 | A75 | ||
| Durrant, Ellen | 1900 | A76 | ||
| Durrant, Ellen | 1972 | H10 | ||
| Durrant, John | 1855 | A75 | ||
| Durrant, John | 1911 | A52 | ||
| Durrant, Mary | 1725 | B6 | ||
| Durrant, Mary | 1915 | A52 | ||
| Durrant, Rebekah | 176(?) | B7 | ||
| Durrant, Thomas | Unclear | B6 | ||
| Durrant, Thomas | 172(3,5 or 7) | B6 | ||
| Durrant, William | 1781 | B7 | ||
| Durrant, William | 1865 | A75 | ||
| Du Vernet, Abraham | 1806 | KB4 | ||
| Eade, Agnes | 1906 | D39 | ||
| Eade, Emily Jane | 1933 | D42 | ||
| Eade, Horace | 1921 | D42 | ||
| Eade, Walter | 1875 | D39 | ||
| Eager, George Eustace | 1994 | H49 | ||
| Eager, Marjorie Irene | 1981 | H49 | ||
| Eames, Alfred John Lamb | 1936 | F30 | ||
| Eames, Louisa Mary | 1971 | F30 | ||
| Eames, Sybil Dorothy | 1913 | A74 | ||
| Edwards, Benjamin | 1869 | J28 | ||
| Edwards, Eliza | 1895 | J29 | ||
| Edwards, James | 1844 | J19 | ||
| Edwards, Joseph | 1876 | J27 | ||
| Edwards, Lydia | No date | J20 | ||
| Edwards, Mary | 1833 | J19 | ||
| Edwards, Mary | 1880 | J26 | ||
| Edwards, Rebecca | 1892 | J27 | ||
| Edwards, Thomas | 1846 | J19 | ||
| Eldridge, George Alfred | 1974 | H5 | ||
| Eldridge, Lily May | 1988 | H5 | ||
| Ellicott, Lucy Jane | 1937 | F51 | ||
| Ellicott, Sampson John | 1923 | F51 | ||
| Elliot, Mary | 1809 | KC1 | ||
| Ellis, Alfred George | 1899 | A21 | ||
| Ellis, Ann | 1902 | E15 | ||
| Ellis, Caroline | 1916 | E6 | ||
| Ellis, Caroline | 1911 | D10 | ||
| Ellis, Edward | 1888 | E15 | ||
| Ellis, Eli | 1928 | D10 | ||
| Ellis, Harry | 1917 | G18 | ||
| Ellis, Henry | 1911 | E6 | ||
| Ellis, Henry David (Harry) | 1934 | F70 | ||
| Ellis, H.R. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Ellis, James Eli | 1957 | D9 | ||
| Ellis, Lenora | 1935 | D9 | ||
| Ellis, Mary | 1931 | F56 | ||
| Ellis, Matilda (Tilly) | 1929 | F124 | ||
| Ellis, May | 1918 | G18 | ||
| Ellis, Sarah | 1858 | D11 | ||
| Ellis, Sarah | 1870 | D11 | ||
| Elphick, Bruce | 1932 | F125 | ||
| Enoch, Frederick | 1905 | D3 | ||
| Evans, Edward | 1869 | J52 | ||
| Evans, F. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Evans, H. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Evans, H.J. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Evans, Henry D. | 1933 | F102 | ||
| Evans, Jane | 1911 | J54 | ||
| Evans, Robert | 1870 | J51 | ||
| Farncombe, Jos… | 1779 | J25 | ||
| Farncombe, Mary | 1783 | J25 | ||
| Farnhill, Alice Mary | 1935 | F29 | ||
| Farnhill, John William | 1948 | F29 | ||
| Fennings, Alice Lucy | 1885 | C28 | ||
| Fiest, Charles Huggett | 1875 | A12 | ||
| Fiest, Mary | 185(8?) | A58 | ||
| Fiest. Naomi | 1923 | A12 | ||
| Fiest, Samuel | 1859 | A58 | ||
| Finch, Thomas | 178(9?) | C56 | ||
| Fisher, Emily Susanna | 1899 | A45 | ||
| Fleet, Emily | 1823 | D34 | ||
| Fleet, Louisa | 1823 | D34 | ||
| Foord, Alfred | 1979 | H32 | ||
| Foord, Annie Elizabeth | 1982 | H28 | ||
| Foord, B. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Foord, Bernie | 1919 | D18 | ||
| Foord, Edward Peter | 1977 | H28 | ||
| Foord, Jane | 1909 | E21 | ||
| Foord, Nellie Elizabeth | 1975 | H32 | ||
| Foord, William | 1891 | E21 | ||
| Ford, Alfred | 1880 | A9 | ||
| Ford, Ann | 1872 | G4 | ||
| Ford, Daisy Florence | 1982 | F117 | ||
| Ford, Eliza | 1941 | F93 | ||
| Ford, Ellen | 1942 | F91 | ||
| Ford, Ernest | 1913 | J13 | ||
| Ford, Frederick Ernest | 1968 | F117 | ||
| Ford, Frederick Charles | 1940 | F34 | ||
| Ford, Harold | 1978 | E44 | ||
| Ford, Henry Herbert | 1928 | F91 | ||
| Ford, Henry John | 1975 | F91 | ||
| Ford, Isaac | 1804 | A8 | ||
| Ford, James | 1913 | A9 | ||
| Ford, John | 1931 | F93 | ||
| Ford, Miriam | 1901 | A8 | ||
| Ford, Nellie | 1996 | E44 | ||
| Ford, Nellie Minnie | 1965 | F91 | ||
| Ford, Pattie | 1932 | F34 | ||
| Freeman, Emma Frances | 1905 | C11 | ||
| Freeman, Ethel Maude | 1929 | C11 | ||
| French, Benjamin | 1934 | F103 | ||
| French, May | 1933 | F103 | ||
| French, W.D. | 1914 | KB6 | ||
| Fuidge, Annie | 1969 | F112 | ||
| Fuidge, Henry Herbert | 1934 | F112 | ||
| Fuller, Harriet | 1909 | F133 | ||
| Fuller, Henry | 1886 | J85 | ||
| Fuller, John | 1885 | J85 | ||
| Fuller, Mercy | 1899 | J85 | ||
| Fuller, Stephen | 1922 | F133 | ||
| Funnell, Doris Mary | 1939 | F4 | ||
| Funnell, Elizabeth | 1899 | E31 | ||
| Funnell, G. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Funnell, George | 1907 | A19 | ||
| Funnell, George | 1962 | F4 | ||
| Funnell, John | 1881 | A10 | ||
| Funnell, Lucy | 1898 | A19 | ||
| Funnell, Richard | 1901 | E31 | ||
| Funnell, Ruth | 1907 | A51 | ||
| Funnell, Sarah | 1880 | A10 | ||
| Funnell, Susanna | 1815 | J33 | ||
| Funnell, William | 1920 | A51 | ||
| Gabbitas, R. | 1944 | KB5 | ||
| Gardner, ………. | 1834(?) | B11 | ||
| Gaston, Alfred | 1907 | G3 | ||
| Gaston, Charlotte Ellen | 1938 | F2 | ||
| Gaston, Edward | 1946 | F2 | ||
| Gaston, Eli | 1902 | G3 | ||
| Gaston, Eli | Unclear | J86 | ||
| Gaston, Elizabeth | 1863 | J86 | ||
| Gaston, Elizabeth | Unclear | J86 | ||
| Gaston, Hannah | 1869 | G3 | ||
| Gaston, John | 1868 | J86 | ||
| Gaston, Louisa | 1881 | F70 | ||
| Gaston, Orlando | 1936 | F73 | ||
| Gaston, Samuel | Unclear | J86 | ||
| Gaston, Sarah | 1871 | A43 | ||
| Gaston, Sarah | 1942 | F73 | ||
| Gaston, Thomas | 1884 | A43 | ||
| Geall, Edward | 1925 | F126 | ||
| Geall, Eleanor | 1936 | F126 | ||
| Geering, Amelia | 1828 | J75 | ||
| Gibbs, Charles Frederick | 1933 | F88 | ||
| Gibbs, Frederick G. | 1934 | F77 | ||
| Gilbertson, Geoffrey Theodore | 1992 | H25 | ||
| Gilbertson, Nancy Christabel | 1979 | H25 | ||
| Gillham, Edith Bessie | 1897 | D4 | ||
| Gillham, Edward | 1917 | D4 | ||
| Godden, Alfred George Edward | 1933 | F92 | ||
| Godden, C. | 1919 | KB6 | ||
| Godden, Sarah Ann | 1933 | F107 | ||
| Goddings, Alice Elizabeth | 1936 | F27 | ||
| Goddings, Robert | 1936 | F27 | ||
| Goldsmith, Henry | 1904 | E22 | ||
| Goldsmith, Susannah | 1912 | E22 | ||
| Goodson, Harry | 1885 | KB10 | ||
| Gray, Elespet | 1860 | G19 | ||
| Gray, George | 1856 | G20 | ||
| Gray, John | 1832 | G22 | ||
| Gray, Thomas | 1846 | G20 | ||
| Gray, Thomas | 1828 | G23 | ||
| Greenfield, Fanny | 1852 | C54 | ||
| Greenfield, William | 1852 | C54 | ||
| Greenwood, Ivy | 1982 | H19 | ||
| Gribbell, A.F. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Gribbell, Arthur Frank | 1916 | C13 | ||
| Gribbell, Francis Barrow | 1915 | KA1 | ||
| Gribbell, Frank Barrow | 1915 | C14 | ||
| Gribbell, Gertrude Mary | 1961 | C12 | ||
| Gribbell, Isobel | 1958 | C12 | ||
| Gribbell, Lisa | 1898 | C14 | ||
| Guy, Charles John | 1937 | F11 | ||
| Guy, Eleanor | 1871 | J57 | ||
| Guy, Herbert Alfred | 1937 | F8 | ||
| Guy, John | 1914 | J57 | ||
| Guy, Thomas | 1891 | E28 | ||
| Haines, Albert | 1917 | C47 | ||
| Haines, Arthur | 1895 | C47 | ||
| Haines, Harriet | 1924 | C47 | ||
| Haines, Sidney | 1900 | C47 | ||
| Hamper, Hannah | 1933 | F106 | ||
| Hamper, Richard | 1942 | F106 | ||
| Handler, Jane | 1899 | B5 | ||
| Handler, Robert William | 1898 | B5 | ||
| Hardy, Ada Muriel | 1945 | D1 | ||
| Hardy, Eveline Alice | 1916 | D1 | ||
| Hardy, Winifred Mary | 1948 | D1 | ||
| Harrison, John | 1985 | H56 | ||
| Harvey, Sarah | 1872 | J50 | ||
| Harvey, Thomas | 1867 | J50 | ||
| Hassell, Frances | 1851 | G9 | ||
| Hassell, John | 1841 | G9 | ||
| Hemsley, Ann | 1922 | G15 | ||
| Hemsley, Edith | 1888 | E14 | ||
| Hemsley, James | 1895 | G15 | ||
| Herbert, Caroline Frances | 1908 | E3 | ||
| Herbert, Sarah Mary (Min) | 1926 | F79 | ||
| Herbert, William | 1926 | E3 | ||
| Hewson, E.T. | 1940 | KB5 | ||
| Hide, Richard | 1863(?) | J30 | ||
| Hide, William | 1848 | J30 | ||
| Hillman, Aubrey | No date | KB12 | Pre 1909 | |
| Hillman, Joseph | 1890 | C45 | ||
| Hillman, Mary Ann | 1845 | C45 | ||
| Hilton, Harriett | 1908 | G7 | ||
| Hoad, Clara | 1884 | J64 | ||
| Hobden, James | 1949 | F52 | ||
| Hobden, Martha Jane | 1924 | F52 | ||
| Hogg, Robert | 1848 | G8 | ||
| Hogsflesh, Sarah | 1832(?) | C55 | ||
| Holford, Mary | 1893 | D25 | ||
| Holford, Samuel Henry | 1920 | D25 | ||
| Holman, George | 1850 | C35 | ||
| Holman, Mary Ann | 1861 | C35 | ||
| Holman, Samuel | 1887 | C15 | ||
| Holter, Alfred | 1909 | E19 | ||
| Holter, Elizabeth | 1935 | E19 | ||
| Holter, Gladys May | 1912 | E32 | ||
| Honeysett, Elizabeth | 1928 | F115 | ||
| Honeysett, Frank | 1901 | G17 | ||
| Honeysett, Frank | 1933 | F115 | ||
| Honeysett, George | 1884 | G17 | ||
| Hooper, Alfred Joe | 1912 | D37 | ||
| Hooper, Charles | 1928 | F80 | ||
| Hooper, Dorothy Mary | 1926 | D43 | ||
| Hooper, Elizabeth | 1959 | F80 | ||
| Hope, James | 1875 | A42 | ||
| Hopper, John | 1937 | F74 | ||
| Horden, Henrietta Louisa | 1978 | H12 | ||
| Horden, Henry James | 1972 | H12 | ||
| Hother, Ellen | 1874 | G14 | ||
| Howell, Frederick | 1933 | F108 | ||
| Howell, William | 1931 | F37 | ||
| Howick, Ellen Rebecca | 189(?) | A21 | ||
| Humphreys, John | 1807 | D48 | ||
| Huntley, George | 1876 | J31 | ||
| Huntley, Henry | 1901 | E9 | ||
| Huntley, Judith | 1906 | J31 | ||
| Huntley, Sarah Jane | 1912 | E9 | ||
| Imms, Ann | 1875 | A50 | ||
| Imms, David | 1973 | J38 | ||
| Imms, Esther | 1899(?) | J39 | ||
| Imms, George | 1887 | A50 | ||
| Imms, Henry | 1929 | F46 | ||
| Imms, John | 1882 | J39 | ||
| Imms, John | No date | KB21 | ||
| Imms, Joseph | 1887 | A50 | ||
| Imms, Kate | 1891 | J55 | ||
| Imms, Lucy | 1893 | J55 | ||
| Imms, Matilda | 1925 | J55 | ||
| Isted, Dorothy Cowan (also under Cowan) | 1995 | H7 | ||
| Isted, John Alfred | 1973 | H7 | ||
| Ivory, Anne | 1854 | KB16 | ||
| Ivory, James William | 1844 | KB16 | ||
| Jackson, Amelia | 1804 | KB7 | ||
| Jefferay, Elizabeth | No year | KB13 | ||
| (Je?)nner, James | No date | A88 | ||
| John, Clement Francis | 1983 | H45 | ||
| Jones, Albert Frank | 1972 | F87 | ||
| Jones, Annie | 1934 | F87 | ||
| Jones, Catherine | 1919 | E7 | ||
| Jones, Edward Cecil | 1939 | F87 | ||
| Jones, Henry William | 1933 | F96 | ||
| Jones, John George | 1894 | E7 | ||
| Jones, Maria | 1918 | E7 | ||
| Jones, Mary | 1875 | J44 | ||
| Jones, Mary | 1914 | E7 | ||
| Jones, Samuel | 1867 | J44 | ||
| Jones, Samuel | 1917 | E7 | ||
| Kemp, Richard John | 1978 | H26 | ||
| Kenward, Caroline | 1874 | C22 | ||
| Kenward, Charles Nicholas | 1879 | C22 | ||
| Kenward, Mary | 1932 | F94 | ||
| Kenward, Rhoda | 1935 | F94 | ||
| Kibbler, Anne Frances | 1928 | F105 | ||
| Kibbler, Charlotte | 1928 | F105 | ||
| Kinning, Elizabeth | No date | D50 | ||
| Kingsland, Annie | 1916 | J70 | ||
| Kingsland, Charles | 1912 | J70 | ||
| Kirby, Frances | 1860 | A4 | ||
| Knight, Ann Elizabeth | 1909 | E4 | ||
| Knight, Charles | 1912 | E4 | ||
| Knight, Georgina | 1875 | C41 | ||
| Knight, Martha | 1830 | D29 | ||
| Knight, Mary | 1825 | D29 | ||
| Knight, Rebecca | 1836 | D29 | ||
| Knight, Sarah | 1832 | D29 | ||
| Knight, Thomas | 1872 | C41 | ||
| Lawrence, Ada Sarah | 1936 | D1 | ||
| Leefe, George Robson | 1927 | KB11 | ||
| Leefe, George Robson | No date | A47 | ||
| Leister, J.E. | 1942 | KB5 | ||
| Legge, Alicia Maria | 1901 | E26 | ||
| Legge, W. Arthur Heneage | 1849 | E26 | ||
| Legge, W. Heneage | 1911 | E26 | ||
| Leney, Francis |
1859 |
A16 | ||
| Leslie, Anne Gertrude | 1927 | F54 | ||
| Lindfield, Ephraim | 1920 | E38 | ||
| Lindfield, Ephraim J.W. | 1917 | E38 | ||
| Lindfield, Frances Jane | 1902 | C49 | ||
| Lindfield, George Frank | 1916 | E38 | ||
| Lindfield, Joseph | 1901 | C49 | ||
| Lively, Frances | 1861 | A15 | ||
| Lively, Joseph | 186(4?) | A15 | ||
| Lock, Amelia | 1995 | H20 | ||
| Lock, Leonard | 1981 | H20 | ||
| Lupton, William John | 1822 | G7A | ||
| Lynam, John Joseph | No date | H15 | ||
| Mackerness, Ethel | 1963 | F81 | ||
| Mackerness, Jack | 1935 | F81 | ||
| Mackerness, John | 1962 | F81 | ||
| Mannington, Richard | 1841 | C36 | ||
| Marchant, Edward H.C.D. | 1916 | KB8 | ||
| Marchant, Ellen | 1937 | F25 | ||
| Marchant, Thomas Frederick | 1936 | F25 | ||
| Martin, Abraham | 1803 | D26 | ||
| Martin, Bethia | 1957 | F1 | ||
| Martin, Charlotte | 1827 | D29 | ||
| Martin, David | 1853 | J5 | ||
| Martin, David | 1830 | J3 | ||
| Martin, Edward | 1855 | J6 | ||
| Martin, Elizabeth | Unclear | A26 | ||
| Martin, Ferdinando | 1813 | D28 | ||
| Martin, Ferdinando (Mrs.) | 1833 | D28 | ||
| Martin, Frances | 1867 | D23 | ||
| Martin, George | 1892 | E27 | ||
| Martin, George | 1938 | F1 | ||
| Martin, Gladys Vera | 1980 | H1 | ||
| Martin, Hannah | 1903 | D33 | ||
| Martin, Harriett | 1828 | J3 | ||
| Martin, Henry | 1892 | D13 | ||
| Martin, Henry | 1798 | D30 | ||
| Martin, John Nicholas | 18(3?5?)7 | C32 | ||
| Martin, Joseph | 1867 | D23 | ||
| Martin, Mary | 1800 | D30 | ||
| Martin, Nancy | 1930 | D40 | ||
| Martin, Sally | 1929 | KB28 | ||
| Martin, Sarah | 1772 | G2 | ||
| Martin, Sarah | 1830 | J4 | ||
| Martin, Sarah | 1780 | A26 | ||
| Martin, Sarah | 1803 | D26 | ||
| Martin, Sarah Ann | 1921 | E27 | ||
| Martin, William | 1841 | D29 | ||
| Martin, William Brown | 1818 | D33 | ||
| Martin, William Frederick | 1902 | D40 | ||
| Mascall, Jane | 1631 | KB14 | ||
| Mascall, Richard | 1631 | KB14 | ||
| McAdam, John James | 1978 | H3 | ||
| Meaden, Mary Ann | 1894 | J67 | ||
| Mercer, Joseph | 1985 | H53 | ||
| Meshullam, Peter | 1863 | KB9 | ||
| Michie, Barbara Ellen Springett | 1919 | KA2 | ||
| Michell, John | 1883 | D17 | ||
| Michell, Mary | 1879 | D17 | ||
| Miller, Albert Ernest | 1979 | H24 | ||
| Miller, Alfred | 1913 | J87 | ||
| Miller, Ambrose | 1920 | A37 | ||
| Miller, Caroline Rebecca | 1936 | A64 | ||
| Miller, Charlotte | 1898 | A54 | ||
| Miller, Edward | 1847 | J82 | ||
| Miller, Elizabeth | 1917 | A37 | ||
| Miller, Elizabeth | 1863 | J82 | ||
| Miller, Joseph | 1898 | A53 | ||
| Miller, Peter Royston | 1981 | H50 | ||
| Miller, Rebecca | 1894 | A53 | ||
| Miller, Thomas | 1832 | J82 | ||
| Miller, Thomas | 1838 | J82 | ||
| Miller, William | 1892 | A54 | ||
| Miller, William | 1912 | A64 | ||
| Mitchell, Joseph | 1921 | E33 | ||
| Mockford, J. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Moore, A. | 1915 | KB6 | ||
| Moore, Ernest Edward | 1947 | F21 | ||
| Moore, Hannah | 1715 | J2 | ||
| Moore, Kate | 1937 | F21 | ||
| Moore, Mary Ann | 1925 | F129 | ||
| Moore, Richard | Unclear | J2 | ||
| Moore, Stephen | 1945 | F129 | ||
| Moore, W. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Moores, Louise Caroline | 1955 | F67 | ||
| Moorey, George William | 1937 | F12 | ||
| Morgan, Edward Ernest | 1875 | D38 | ||
| Morgan, Fred J. | 1936 | F86 | ||
| Mudge, John William | 1886 | C31 | ||
| M(?)tter, John | No date | J77 | ||
| Nelthropp, George | 1869 | C42 | ||
| Newman, George | No date | B17 | ||
| Newnhan, Joseph | 1924 | F40 | ||
| Newnhan, Louisa | 1930 | F40 | ||
| Nixon, Gilbert Boyd | 1989 | H41 | ||
| Nixon, Muriel Frances | 1984 | H41 | ||
| Nort(on?), ....mas | 1(6?)?1 | KC5 | ||
| Oldham, Kate | 1931 | F65 | ||
| Oliver, Ellen Jane | 1932 | F58 | ||
| Oram, Ethel | 1924 | F78 | ||
| Oram, Henry J. | 1953 | F78 | ||
| Osborn, Charles | 1919 | F39 | ||
| Osborn, Sarah | 1919 | F39 | ||
| Packham, Henry | 1853 | J18 | ||
| Packham, Jane | 1859 | J16 | ||
| Packham, Joseph | 1795 | J15 | ||
| Packham, Sarah | 1863 | J16 | ||
| Packham, William | 1839 | J17 | ||
| Packett, Harriett | 1881 | D32 | ||
| Page, Ernest | 1895 | A20 | ||
| Page, John | 1908 | A38 | ||
| Page, Sarah Elizabeth | 1927 | A38 | ||
| Paige, Ann | 1875 | A11 | ||
| Paige, Thomas Copis Willshire | 1890 | A11 | ||
| Paine, Edward Scrase | 1859 | A3 | ||
| Paine, Henry | 1858 | A3 | ||
| Painter, Annie | 1939 | F15 | ||
| Painter, Charles | 1906 | D2 | ||
| Painter, Charles | 1942 | F15 | ||
| Painter, Ellinor | 1936 | D2 | ||
| Palmer, Edward | 1748 | A25 | ||
| Pankhurst, Alfred | 1927 | F53 | ||
| Pankhurst, George | 1971 | F26 | ||
| Pankhurst, Mary | 1926 | F53 | ||
| Pankhurst, Olive Pearl | 1939 | F26 | ||
| Pankhurst, Philip | 1891 | E24 | ||
| Pankhurst, Thomasin | 1892 | E24 | ||
| Paris, Louisa | 1906 | C25 | ||
| Paris, Fred Samuel | 1909 | C25 | ||
| Paris, William Frank | 1900 | C25 | ||
| Parker, Anthony | 1872 | A33 | ||
| Parker, George | 1905 | A22 | ||
| Parker, Harriet | 1892 | A22 | ||
| Parker, Hilda Chrissie | 1980 | H30 | ||
| Parker, Horace Charles | 1976 | H30 | ||
| Parker, James | 1885 | A22 | ||
| Parris, Aubrey | 1975 | H33 | ||
| Parris, Caroline | 1898 | A68 | ||
| Parris, David | 1891 | A68 | ||
| Parris, David William | 1937 | F10 | ||
| Parris, Mary | 1946 | F10 | ||
| Parris, Michael George | 1980 | H52 | ||
| Parris, R.C.M. | 1943 | KB5 | ||
| Parris, Winifred | 1985 | H33 | ||
| Parsons, A. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Parsons, Angelina | 1934 | F134 | ||
| Parsons, John | 1920 | F134 | ||
| Payne, Henry William | 1883 | A2 | ||
| Payne, John | Unclear | J10 | ||
| Payne, Percy | 1885 | C1 | ||
| Payne, Sophia | 1769 | B22 | ||
| Peachey, Sarah | 1899 | A51 | ||
| Peckham, George | 1857 | A65 | ||
| Peckham, George | 1886 | A66 | ||
| Peckham, Georgiana Mercy | 1885 | A66 | ||
| Peckham, Mary | 1868 | A66 | ||
| Pelham, Kate | 1901 | A67 | ||
| Penfold, E.C. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Pengelly, Esther | 1907 | D21 | ||
| Peters, Caroline | 1920 | E33 | ||
| Peters, James | 1920 | E33 | ||
| Pett, Alice Maud | 1943 | F22 | ||
| Pett, Ernest W. | 1936 | F22 | ||
| Philcox, Frances Lilian | 1985 | H17 | ||
| Phillips, Alfred Samuel Aplin | 1961 | H44 | ||
| Phillips, Florence May | 1983 | H44 | ||
| Phillips, Horace Stone | 1994 | H44 | ||
| Pink, Ann | 1898 | E30 | ||
| Pink, James | 1909 | E30 | ||
| Piper, Henry | 1937 | F3 | ||
| Piper, Margaret-Ann | 1938 | F3 | ||
| Plumer, John | 1676 | KC4 | ||
| Plumer, Margaret | 1669 | KC2 | ||
| Plumer, Mary | 1728 | KC2 | ||
| Plummer, A.C. | 1919 | KB6 | ||
| Plummer, Albert Thomas | 1934 | J63 | ||
| Plummer, E.W. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Plummer, Emily | 1948 | J63 | ||
| Plummer, Frederick George | 1953 | J63 | ||
| Pockney, Alys | 1924 | F42 | ||
| Pockney, Annie Mary | 1932 | F42 | ||
| Pockney, Charles | Unclear | J53 | ||
| Pockney, Fanny | 1905 | J53 | ||
| Pockney, Martha | Unclear | J53 | ||
| Pockney, Melita Edith | 1936 | F42 | ||
| Pockney, William | 1930 | F42 | ||
| Pocock, Alfred | 1921 | E41 | ||
| Pocock, Jane Mary | 1923 | F89 | ||
| Pocock, John | No date | A87 | ||
| Pocock, Susan | 1946 | E41 | ||
| Pope, Henry | A29 | born 1820 | ||
| Pope, Jane | A29 | born 1820 | ||
| Pope, W. | 1919 | E36 | ||
| Potter, Ella Janette | 1948 | A55 | ||
| Potter, Frances Naomi |
1897 |
A41 |
||
| Potter, Ronald | 1971 | H14 | ||
| Potter, Thomas | 1878 | A41 | ||
| Potter, Thomas Walter | 1903 | A55 | ||
| Pratt, Ann | 1952 | F71 | ||
| Pratt, Edward Richard | 1982 | H46 | ||
| Pratt, Ethel Beatrice | 1993 | H46 | ||
| Pratt, James | 1889(?) | E18 | ||
| Pratt, James | 1927 | F71 | ||
| Pullen, Joan | 1985 | H36 | ||
| Pullinger, Ernest Edward Toulson | 1899 | D24 | ||
| Pullinger, George | 1938 | F16 | ||
| Pullinger, Kate Toulson | 1944 | F16 | ||
| Pullinger, Mary Jane | 1920 | E8 | ||
| Reed, Jane | 1839 | B9 | ||
| Reed, John | 1847 | B10 | ||
| Reim, Peter John | 1975 | H31 | ||
| Richardson, Edmund | 1933 | F109 | ||
| Richardson, E.F. | 1915 | KB6 | ||
| Richardson, Elizabeth | 1940 | F109 | ||
| Richardson, Reginald | 1932 | F120 | ||
| Ritherdon, Adelaide | 1871 | B16 | ||
| Roase, John | 1709 | G12 | ||
| Robards, Ellen | 1995 | H21 | ||
| Robards, George Benjamin | 1980 | H21 | ||
| Robins, E. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Robins, Fanny | 1944 | E23 | ||
| Robins, Helena | No date | E20 | ||
| Robins, James | 1906 | E23 | ||
| Robins, James | No date | E20 | ||
| Rooke, Edith | No date | A89 | ||
| Rooke, Edwin | 1897 | A78 | ||
| Rooke, James | 1908 | A77 | ||
| Rooke, Jane | 1909 | A77 | ||
| Rooke, Lily | No date | A89 | ||
| Rooke, Willie | No date | A89 | ||
| Ruck, A.C. | 1940 | KB5 | ||
| Sadler, Johannis | 1640 | KB15 | ||
| Salter, Anna | 1658 | KC3 | ||
| Sandeman, Eric David Glas | 1935 | F68 | ||
| Sandeman, Georgiana Maude | 1950 | F68 | ||
| Sanders, Arthur Richard Careless | 1918 | KA2 | ||
| Sanders, Emily | 1938 | F23 | ||
| Sanders, Henry | 1937 | F23 | ||
| Sanders, Richard Careless | 1914 | KA2 | ||
| Savage, John | 1921 | E42 | ||
| Sawyers, Alice | 1975 | F128 | ||
| Sawyers, Jesse | 1923 | F128 | ||
| Scale, Caroline Elizabeth Lambert | 1931 | G5 | ||
| Scale, John | 1918 | G5 | ||
| Scott, Edward | 1925 | F130 | ||
| Scott, Emily | 1930 | A57 | ||
| Scott, George | 1906 | A57 | ||
| Seal, Albert | 1868 | J76 | ||
| Seal, Ann | 1877 | J76 | ||
| Seal, David | 1905 | A73 | ||
| Seal, David George | 1877 | A72 | ||
| Seal, Doris Minnie | 1894 | A72 | ||
| Seal, Edgar Henry | 1905 | A73 | ||
| Seal, Ernest Jonathan | 1894 | A72 | ||
| Seal, Henry | 1879(?) | J76 | ||
| Seal, Percy Frederick | 1887 | A72 | ||
| Seal, Rhoda | No date | A73 | ||
| Sealy, Agnes Payne | 1951 | F59 | ||
| Sealy, George Elliot | 1932 | F59 | ||
| Self, George D. | 1959 | H55 | ||
| Seward, Julia | 1926 | F90 | ||
| Seward, William Edward | 1939 | F90 | ||
| Sexton, Emily | 1936 | J62 | ||
| Sexton, Esther | 1927 | J61 | ||
| Sexton, Thomas | 1905 | J61 | ||
| Shadwell, Henry Thurloe | 1807 | KB2 | ||
| Shadwell, Henry Thurloe | 1907 | KB3 | ||
| Shadwell, Mary | 1777 | KB2 | ||
| Shadwell, Richard | 1785 | KB2 | ||
| Shadwell, Thomas | 1785 | KB2 | ||
| Shadwell, Thomas Lucas | 1804 | C46 | ||
| Shaw, Susannah | 1883 | B1 | ||
| Shelton, Alice Florence | 1916 | J68 | ||
| Shelton, Frederick | 1929 | J68 | ||
| Simmons, Helena | E20 | Ashes | ||
| Skinner, Ann | 1860 | D36 | ||
| Skinner, Barnard | 1845 | D36 | ||
| Skinner, Emma | 1843 | D35 | ||
| Skinner, Mary | 1928 | F72 | ||
| Skinner, Henry | 1845 | D35 | ||
| Skinner, Luther | 1915 | J69 | ||
| Skinner, Samuel | 1911 | J69 | ||
| Slack, Kathleen | 1971 | H16 | ||
| Smith, Edward | 1930 | F41 | ||
| Smith, Emily | 1925 | F41 | ||
| Smith, George | 1763 | B23 | ||
| Smith, Jane | 1855 | A59 | ||
| Smith, Job | 1937 | F18 | ||
| Smith, Kate | 1957 | F18 | ||
| Smith, Mary | 1808 | J34 | ||
| Smith, Sophia | 1863 | A59 | ||
| Snook, Henry | 1763 | KC11 | ||
| Snook, John | 1701 | KC8 | ||
| Snook, M. | 1703 | KC10 | ||
| Snooke, H. | 1727 | KC9 | ||
| Southerden, Holland | 1922 | J14 | ||
| Southerden, Mabel | 1969 | J14 | ||
| Speedy, Dorothy Maud | 1986 | H51 | ||
| Speedy, Fred | 1981 | H51 | ||
| Spencer, Emma Douglas | 1934 | E40 | ||
| Spencer, Gerald Robert | 1918 | E40 | ||
| Spong, H.C. | 1942 | KB5 | ||
| Springett, Harbert | 1620 | KB20 | ||
| Springett, Mary | 1654 | KC17 | ||
| Springett, Richard | 1869 | KB24 | ||
| Springett, Thomas | 1642 | KC16 | ||
| Springett, Thomas Brook | 1875 | KB24 | ||
| Springett, William | 1643 | KB22 | ||
| Stanford, Charles | 1834 | J88 | ||
| Stanford, Harriet | 1831 | J88 | ||
| Stanford, Mary | 1835(?) | J88 | ||
| Stapley, John | 1701 | KC15 | ||
| Stapley, Mary | 1708 | KC19 | ||
| Stapley, Sybilla | 1697 | KC7 | ||
| Stedman, George | 1814 | J74 | ||
| Stedman, James | 1831 | J74 | ||
| Stedman, Tabitha Maria | 1827 | J74 | ||
| Stephens, Mary | 1819 | C50 | ||
| Stephens, Samuel | 1809 | C50 | ||
| Stevens, H. | 1916 | KB6 | ||
| Stevens, Rose | 1928 | F99 | ||
| Stevens, William | 1930 | F99 | ||
| Stobart, Margaret B. | 1929 | F97 | ||
| Strutt, Alfred William | 1924 | A48 | ||
| Strutt, Ayleigh Gordon | 1969 | A48 | ||
| Strutt, Nellie | 1867 | A48 | ||
| Strutt, Cecil William | 1980 | A48 | ||
| Summerlin, Alfred | 1889 | A39 | ||
| Summerlin, Alice | 1930 | A39 | ||
| Symons, Edward | 1891 | C18 | ||
| Symons, Eliza | 1887 | C18 | ||
| Symons, Julia Caroline Blake | 1877 | KB1 | ||
| Symons, Louisa Heysham | 1884 | C38 | ||
| Symons, William Arthur | 1889 | C38 | ||
| Tasker, Agnes | 1936 | F35 | ||
| Tasker, Alfred Henry | 1938 | F5 | ||
| Tasker, B. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Tasker, Caroline | 1954 | F5 | ||
| Tasker, George | 1936 | F49 | ||
| Tasker, Philemon John | 1930 | F35 | ||
| Taskler, W. | 1918 | KB6 | ||
| Tatt, Gregory | 1944 | F31 | ||
| Taylor, Edith Frances | 1965 | F44 | ||
| Taylor, Ellen | 1937 | F14 | ||
| Taylor, Spencer | 1929 | F44 | ||
| Taylor, Thomas | 1886 | C17 | ||
| Templeton, Edward D. | 1907 | C39 | ||
| Templeton, Frances Amelia | 1905 | C39 | ||
| Terry, Adrian | 1980 | H54 | ||
| Thomas, Albert Leslie | 1979 | H27 | ||
| Thomas, Grace Mildred | 1978 | H27 | ||
| Thompson, Donnie | 1979 | A48 | ||
| Thorp, Sarah Elizabeth Emma | 1848 | B12 | ||
| Ticehurst, Abraham | 1819 | J79 | ||
| Tippen, Elizabeth | No date | J41 | ||
| Tippen, David | 1820 | J40 | ||
| Tompsett, Alpha | 1925 | J8 | ||
| Tompsett, John | 1911 | J9 | ||
| Tompsett, Samuel | 1913 | J8 | ||
| Trehearne, Elizabeth Jane | 1931 | A61 | ||
| Trehearne, George Gilbert Trehearne | 1923 | A61 | ||
| Tribe, Ada E. | 1936 | F28 | ||
| Tribe, Margaret | 1918 | D14 | ||
| Tribe, William Henry | 1929 | D14 | ||
| Trott, Florence Ellen | 1963 | F43 | ||
| Trott, Fred Walter | 1929 | F43 | ||
| Tuppen, Edith Kate | 1932 | F33 | ||
| Tuppen, George Percy | 1953 | F33 | ||
| Turner, A. | 1914 | KB6 | ||
| Turner, B.O.B. | 1943 | KB5 | ||
| Turner, Edward | 1927 | F123 | ||
| Turner, Edwin | 1975 | H4 | ||
| Turner, Ellen Justina | 1978 | H4 | ||
| Turner, Henry | 1872 | J32 | ||
| Turner, L.H. | 1944 | KB5 | ||
| Turner, Nellie | 1938 | F17 | ||
| Turner, William | 1949 | F17 | ||
| Turner, Winifred Maud | 1985 | H38 | ||
| Unsted, Joan Eileen | 1962 | J6A | ||
| Vallance, Elizabeth | 1877 | C40 | ||
| Vallier, Maria | 1857 | A31 | ||
| Venus, Thomas | 18(04?) | A35 | ||
| Vernet, Abraham du | 1806 | KB4 | ||
| Verrall, Abel | 1938 | F9 | ||
| Verrall, Sarah Ann | 1945 | F9 | ||
| Vieler, Emma Bella | 1960 | F100 | ||
| Vieler, Ernest Augustus | 1934 | F100 | ||
| Vine, Annie E. | 1938 | F57 | ||
| Vine, William O. | 1935 | F57 | ||
| Wadsley, Lilly | 1885 | C29 | ||
| Wakeman, Gwendoline May | 1924 | F98 | ||
| Wakeman, William | 1932 | F98 | ||
| Walker, Henry | 1975 | H35 | ||
| Waller, Ann | 1937 | F131 | ||
| Waller, Ellen Rebecca | 1944 | D19 | ||
| Waller, Emily | 1913 | D21 | ||
| Waller, G. | 1915 | KB6 | ||
| Waller, George | 1927 | F131 | ||
| Waller, Henry | 1912 | D21 | ||
| Waller, Joseph | 1892 | D19 | ||
| Waller, Joseph Henry | 1891 | D19 | ||
| Waller, Martha | 1894 | D21 | ||
| Waller, Martha | 1925 | D21 | ||
| Waller, Sarah | 1909 | D21 | ||
| Washer, Charles | 1888 | C16 | ||
| Washer, Jane | 1920 | C16 | ||
| Washer, Thomas | 1872 | C16 | ||
| Watkins, Charles | 1917 | D15 | ||
| Webb, Arthur Leslie | 1933 | F104 | ||
| Weller, Ann | 1847 | B1 | ||
| Weller, Henry | 1854 | B1 | ||
| Weller, Isaiah | 1862 | B2 | ||
| Weller, James | Unclear | B3 | ||
| Weller, Lucy | 1893 | B1 | ||
| Westgate, Rebecca | 1938 | E2 | ||
| Westgate, William Harry | 1907 | E2 | ||
| Weston, John Sidney | 1934 | F61 | ||
| Whalley, Harbert | 1689 | KB19 | ||
| Wheatley, Cordelia | 1911 | D12 | ||
| Wheatley, David | 1895 | D12 | ||
| Wheatley, David | 1892 | D12 | ||
| Wheatly, Owen Edwin | 1896 | D20 | ||
| Wheeler, Elizabeth | 1927 | F122 | ||
| Wheeler, John | 1924 | F122 | ||
| Whiffen, Sarah | 1985 | C28 | ||
| Wicks, P.J. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Wicks, Priscilla | 1885 | J83 | ||
| Wicks, Richard | 1885 | J83 | ||
| Williamson, Antonia | 1865 | J12 | ||
| Wilmshurst, Amy Jane | 1931 | F36 | ||
| Wilmshurst, F.M. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Wilmshurst, Frank Miles | 1917 | KB8 | ||
| Wilmshurst, Frank Miles | 1917 | F36 | ||
| Wilmshurst, William John | 1943 | F36 | ||
| Wisby, Dorcas Elizabeth | 1947 | D16 | ||
| Wisby, Henry | 1917 | D16 | ||
| Withers, William | 1858 | A6 | ||
| Wood, Alice | 1884 | E16 | ||
| Wood, Arthur Bernard | 1907 | J45 | ||
| Wood, Eliza Harriet | 1947 | E16 | ||
| Wood, Harry | 1885 | E16 | ||
| Wood, John | 1918 | E16 | ||
| Wood, Ruth | 1893 | E16 | ||
| Wren, A. | 1917 | KB6 | ||
| Wright, Ronald Arthur James | 1946 | D8A | ||
| Wynne, Elizabeth | 16?? | KB17 | ||
| Wynne, Richard | 1679 | KB17 | ||
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Marriage Licences Relating to Ringmer
Introduction
Extracted (by kind permission) from Sussex Record Society Vols 1, 6 and 9.
N.B. The licences listed in this file go up to 1732. Later licences are listed in
Marriage Licences 2.
The Marriage Licences calendared are as follows:
Volume 1 are found in two Act Books in the Bishop's Registry at Lewes marked –
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2 Aug. 1586, to 30 March 1613. 3 Apr. 1613, to 23 March 1642-3.
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The licences were issued by surrogates of the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Chichester for the Archdeaconry of Lewes. The Court had jurisdiction over the whole of East Sussex, with the exception of eleven parishes in the Deanery of South Malling (Buxted with Uckfield, Cliffe near Lewes, Framfield, Glynde, Isfield, Mayfield, Ringmere, South Malling, Stanmer, and Wadhurst) all of which were peculiars of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and of the parish of Battle, a peculiar of the Dean of Battle.
Volume 6 are found in four Act Books of the Consistory Court for the Archdeaconry of Lewes, marked –
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27 August, 1670, to 1 March, 1681-2. |
After this date there are no records of licences until 1764, for which year a bundle of bonds is preserved.
Licences issued under the seal of the Archbishop's Peculiar Court of South Malling are recorded in the Acts of Court, in six volumes numbered
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2 May, 1620, to 24 March, 1669-70. 12 April, 1670, to 23 January, 1681-2. 17 April, 1682, to 12 March, 1687-8. 17 May, 1688, to 1 April, 1692. 4 October, 1692, to 26 September, 1721. 1 April, 1692, to 22 December, 1732. |
Volume 9 are found in books called Diaries, marked B. to L., 1575 to 1672, detailing the daily business transacted in the Consistory Court of Chichester, the Ringmer entries being in Diary I 5 April, 1666 to 6 March 1671, and in fragments of a Diary 21 November, 1623 to 23 May, 1626, in a parcel numbered 1341.
The entries in these books not only give the names of the parties proposed to be married, but also the names of the sureties to the bond which was usually in a penal sum of £100 for the due performance of the marriage. As one at least of the sureties was either a relative or friend of the intended bride or bridegroom, it will be readily understood that such information is of very great utility to the student engaged in genealogical research.
As no original bonds of so early a date as the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries exist at Lewes, these Act Books contain the only record of the licences granted during that period. The entries are in Latin, but occasionally the name of the trade is in English. In the Vol 1 Calendar the information has been condensed as much as possible and a strict chronological arrangement adopted. The old spelling of surnames has been retained, but Christian names have been in nearly all cases Anglicised. So also the quaint spelling of names of places and of trades and professions, when given in English, has been preserved. The church in which the marriage was to be performed is not specified in the Act Books before the year 1605. After that date this information is generally given in the body of the Act, but in the present Calendar, to economise space, the name of the church appears within brackets at the end of each entry. It must be borne in mind, however, that these licences do not prove that a marriage actually took place, but only afford a clue, otherwise unobtainable. Although a few licences were taken out and no marriage solemnized, the far greater number were duly made use of, as the registers of the respective parishes, if examined, would show.
In order to include as many Ringmer names as possible, this transcription includes licences where not only the prospective bride and/or groom came from Ringmer, but also where a person standing sureties came from Ringmer.
Licences are transcribed in date order. It is possible to use the search engine on the home page of the website by entering the surname you are interested in. However, be mindful of the various forms of spelling which may have occurred over the years. I would therefore highly recommend running your eye down the entire file. Also, be aware that there are more transcriptions still to be added. You may need to return to this page to check out additions.
Marriage Licences Extracted (by kind permission) from Sussex Record Society Vol 1
ARCHDEACONRY OF LEWES
4 January 1587
William Hawkes of town of Lewes & Lora Hugens of same, widow :
sureties, said W.H. and Richard Gratwicke of Ringmer, yeoman.
12 November 1588
John Kinge & Joan Ponte of Watlinge, virgin :
sureties, said J.K. and Thomas Flude of Ringmore, husbandman.
20 March 1589
John Pearce of Ringmore & Dionisia Hadman of Fletchinge, virgin :
sureties, said J.P. and John Page of S. Thomas le Clive near Lewes, shomaker.
30 July 1589
John Carpenter of Ringmore, yeoman, & Mary Mawnser of Wadhurst, widow :
sureties, said J.C. and William Carpenter of Ringmore, yeoman.
8 November 1589
Henry Blushe & Agnes Smyth of Marden, co. Kent, virgin :
sureties, said H.B. and Thomas Smythe of Ringmore, bricklayer.
9 December 1592
William Widnell of Tandridge, co. Surrey, & Judith Wylde of Ardinglye, virgin :
sureties, Barnabe Harvye of Westhothelye, yeoman, and John Motley of Ringmore, clerk.
31 March 1593
John Wells & Margaret Halfhide of Bucksted, virgin :
surety, John Harte of Ringmore, yeoman.
25 February 1595
John Fawkner of Willingdon, yeoman, & Magdalen Temple of same, virgin :
sureties, said J.F. and Walter Dolege of Ringemore, yeoman.
16 February 1596
Robert Bowyer & Anne Kyppinge of Eastgrensted, virgin :
sureties, David Joanes of Westram, co. Kent, and Thomas Cavell of Ringmore, yeoman.
17 November 1599
John Gilberd of Ringmere, yeoman, & Alice Shelley of Maresfield, virgin :
sureties, said J.G. and Thomas Shelley of Maresfield.
6 December 1600
John Galloppe, son of John Galloppe of Ringmere, husbandman, & Joan Hawkins of Hamsey, maiden, with consent of her mother :
sureties, said J.G., the father, and John Reade of Ringmer, yeoman.
20 January 1601
Thomas Medhurste of Mountfield, yeoman, & Elizabeth Brabon, maiden, daughter of Robert Brabon of same, yeoman:
sureties, said T.M. and John Read of Ringmer, yeoman.
22 February 1601
John Sickell of Crowhurste, yeoman, & Joan Thetcher of Ringmere, widow :
sureties, said J.S. and John Sickell of Beddingham, Miller.
30 October 1601
Thomas Brabon of Saleherste, yeoman, & Agnes Elphicke of Seaford, virgin :
sureties, said T.B. and John Reade of Ringmer, yeoman.
1 February 1602
Robert Cruttall of Wadherste, draper, & Susan Tull, late of Ringemore, now of Cranbrooke, widow :
sureties, said R.C. and John Gardner of Lewes, shomaker.
11 January 1606
Richard Motlay of Clive near Lewes, draper, & Grace Payne, daughter of Robert Payne of Marsfield :
sureties, said R.M. and John Sheppard of Ringmer, yeoman (Marsfield).
5 February 1607
Abraham Houlstocke of Mountfield & Elizabeth Bishopp of same, maiden :
sureties, said A.H., John Reade of Ringmer and George Saxbie of Mountfield, yeoman (S. Mary, Lewes).
29 April 1609
John Tiseherst of Ashbornham, yeoman, & Agnes West of Penherst, maiden :
sureties, said J.T. and John Awcock of Ringmore, joyner (Penherst).
7 October 1609
William Puppe of Laughton & Dionisia Mutton of same, maiden :
sureties, said W.P. and Edward Gowre of Ringmore, yeoman (Laughton).
18 August 1610
Richard Smyth of Berricke, merchant, & Mary Titland of Fokington, widow :
sureties, said R.S. and Henry Scotterell of Ringmore, husbandman (Berricke).
3 February 1612
Thomas Burr of Hartfield & Anne Bowyer of same, widow :
sureties, said T.B. and John Harte of Ringmer, gent. (Hartfield).
12 February 1614
Simon Warden of Ringmore & Margaret Payne of Bolney, widow :
sureties said S.W. and Thomas Norton of Ringmore, yeoman (Bolney).
13 July 1614
John Duploke of Ringmore, yeoman, & Elizabeth Bater of Falmer, widow :
sureties, said J.D. and Thomas Coborne of Lewes, miller (Falmer).
19 September 1614
John Harris of Hastinge, feeter, & Elizabeth Hode of S. Clement, Hastinge, maiden :
sureties, said J.H. and Richard Harris of Ringmore, husbandman (S. Clement, Hastinge).
8 November 1615
Peter Pemell of S. Michael, Lewes, grocer, & Rose Aptott of Ringmore, maiden :
sureties, said P.P. and Abel Bitott of Clive near Lewes, surgeon (S. Michael, Lewes).
21 June 1617
Robert Dobson of Berwicke & Catherine Alchorne of Ringmore, widow :
sureties, said R.D. and Robert Ottringham of Lewes, gent. (Berwicke).
17 October 1618
Richard Sharpe of Ringmore, yeoman, & Joan Sharpe of Hooe, widow :
sureties, said R.S. and Henry Goodwin of Ringmore, yeoman (Ringmore).
2 November 1619
Henry Packam of Ewhurst & Anne Relf of same, spinster :
sureties, said H.P. and Richard Sharpe of Ringmore, yeoman (All Saints, Lewes).
28 June 1620
Nicholas Kennet of Crowhurst & Elizabeth Dennet of Whatlington, maiden :
sureties, said N.K. and John Sedger of Ringmer, tayler (S. Michael, Lewes).
11 July 1620
Sidrecke Goodwyn of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Ingmaram of Westham, widow :
sureties, said S.G. and John Wenham of Westham, yeoman (Ringmore).
Lines are drawn across this licence in the MS. It also appears in the South Malling Deanery Act Book, where it should properly be entered.
25 August 1621
Edward Somner of Salehurst, husbandman, & Mary Brooke of same, maiden :
sureties, said E.S. and John Sedger of Ringmore, taylor (Salehurst).
4 October 1621
John Taylor of Ringmer, carpenter, & Jane Burges of Maresfield, widow :
sureties, said J.T. and William Brooker of Maresfield, hammerman (Maresfield).
5 November 1621
Nicholas Barton of Tisehurst, husbandman, & Alice Pierse of same, maiden :
sureties, said N.B. and John Pierse of Ringmer, sherman, brother of the maiden (All Saints, Lewes).
22 September 1623
Peter Ring of Cuckfield, musician, & Alice Wooddy of same, maiden :
sureties, said P.R. and Thomas Reader of Ringmore, hempdresser (Fletching).
21 November 1625
John Hall of Petworth, gent., & Elizabeth Michelborne of Barcombe, maiden :
sureties, said J.H. and Edward Clagett of Ringmer, gent. (Barcombe).
31 January 1627
Edward Symons of Ringmore, blacksmith, & Mary Grover of Chiltington, maiden (Chiltington).
4 April 1627
Thomas Gildridge of Slaugham, yeoman, & Mary Garrett of same, maiden :
sureties, said T.G. and John Webb of Ringmer, husbandman (Barcombe).
15 May 1627
William Pomphret of Ringmer, gent., & Jane Elphicke of Icklesham, maiden :
sureties, said W.P. and Shem Michell of Lewes, barber (Icklesham).
16 June 1627
Richard Moore of Ringmer, yeoman & [blank] Heath, relict of James Heath, late of Warbleton, deceased :
sureties, said R.M. and John Goodwyn of Ringmer, yeoman (Warbleton).
6 February 1629
Edward Richardes alias Gillam of Westdeane, husbandman, & Mary Weston of Ringmer, maiden :
sureties, Reginald Weston of Ringmer, sawyer, and said E.R. alias G. (Lullington).
3 June 1629
Thomas Sherren of Ringmer, yeoman, & Joan Taylor of Horsted Parva, widow :
sureties, said T.S. and Thomas Parson of Clive near Lewes, cutler (Horsted Parva).
14 July 1629
Philip Tayler of Ringmore, wheeleright, & Bridget Wheatly of Maresfield, maiden :
sureties, said P.T. and John Wancklen of Lewes, blacksmith (Maresfield).
12 October 1630
Edward Hemsley of Hamsey, yeoman, & Susan Page of Ringmore, maiden :
sureties, said E.H. and Robert Corneford of Lewes, haberdasher (Hamsey).
20 September 1631
Richard Longley of Kingston, husbandman, & Anne Heyward of Ringmore :
sureties, said R.L. and William Holland of Kingston, husbandman (S. Mary Westout, Lewes).
19 January 1633
William Plomerden of Fletching, husbandman, & Mary Peckham of Laughton, widow :
sureties, said W.P. and Thomas Norton of Ringmore, yeoman (Fletching).
23 April 1633
William Bridger of Ringmur, yeoman, & Mary Taylor of Maresfield, maiden :
sureties, said W.B. and Thomas Turpin of Lewes, scrivener (Maresfield).
2 April 1636
Thomas Mowcomber of Chittingly & Anne Inskip of Ringmore, maiden (Chittingly).
4 February 1637
Richard Gun of Iford, yeoman, & Joan Goodwyn of Ringmore, maiden :
sureties, said R.G. and Robert Sybson of Lewes, clerk (All Saints, Lewes).
8 May 1637
George Bennet of Salehurst, shoomaker, & Rachael Sloman of same, maiden :
sureties, said G.B. and John Hooke of Ringmore, husbandman (Salehurst).
29 May 1638
Edward Hider of Retherfield, yeoman, & Joan Muddle of Ringmore, widow :
sureties, said E.H. and John Taylor of Falmer, husbandman (Retherfield).
27 May 1639
Richard Acton of Pedinghooe, yeoman, & Joan Crane of same, widow :
sureties, said R.A. and John Acton of Ringmore, husbandman (S. John sub Castro, Lewes).
15 July 1639
William Farnecombe of Ringmore, husbandman, & Sarah Howell of Plumpton, maiden :
sureties, said W.F. and William Gallop of Ringmore, husbandman (Plumpton).
17 October 1640
Robert Bishe of Maresfield, hempdresser, & Margaret Shelley of same, widow :
sureties, said R.B. and Richard Browne of Ringmore, husbandman (Horsted Parva).
16 October 1641
Edward Simondes of Ringmore, blacksmith, & Mary Gardner of All Saints, Lewes :
sureties, said E.S. and Richard Reade of Ringmer, gent. (All Saints, Lewes).
21 December 1641
John Bates of Lewes, taylor, & Mary Cooke of Ringmer, maiden :
sureties, said J.B. and John Wales of Lewes, shoomaker (All Saints, Lewes).
13 April 1642
John Pelham of Cockfield, gent., & Mary Hawkes of Ringmer, maiden :
sureties, said J.P. and John Bennet of Lewes, inholder (Chailey).
27 May 1642
Thomas Newenden of Smarden, co. Kent, yeoman, & Elizabeth Darby of Selscombe, maiden :
sureties, said T.N. and John Shephard of Ringmer, yeoman (Selscombe).
Marriage Licences Extracted (by kind permission) from Sussex Record Society Vol 6
ARCHDEACONRY OF LEWES
12 June 1671
Edmund Tipton, junior, of Lewes, bachelor, & Mary Tilston of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said E.T. and William Reade of Lewes, inholder (S. John under the Castle, Lewes)
22 July 1674
John Tooke of Lewes & Anne Rochester of Selmeston:
sureties, said J.T. and Walter Jones of Lewes (Laughton or Ringmer)
10 October 1674
John Newenden of Ringmer & Sarah Beard of Rottingdeane:
sureties, said J.N. and John Taylor of Ringmer (Falmer)
30 September 1675
Henry Sweasland [Swasland in margin] of S. John Baptist, Southover, & Anne Cobb of Lewes:
sureties, said H.S. and John Cob of Ringmer (S. John Baptist, Southover)
24 October 1677
John Nutley of Ringmer & Elizabeth Mounger of same, maiden:
sureties , said J.N. and Walter Jones of Lewes (S. Mary Westout, Lewes)
26 January 1678
Edward Bristed of Ringmore & Elizabeth Grint of Frantfeild:
sureties, Richard Stonehouse of Ringmore and Walter Jones of Lewes (S. Mary Westout, Lewes)
21 October 1678
Richard Scrace of Iford & Elizabeth Chantler of Ringmer (S. Mary Westout, Lewes)
11 October 1679
Edward Downward of Ringmer & Alice Nutley of same, maiden:
sureties, said E.D. and Richard Dodson of Lewes, goldsmith (Laughton)
15 June 1680
John Curteis of Heathfeild & Frances Foord of Horsemounceux or Heathfeild:
sureties, said J.C. and William Dumbrell of Ringmer (Horsemounceux or Heathfeild)
9 February 1681
Robert Moore of Ringmer & Julia Peckham of the Cliffe near Lewes:
sureties, said R.M. and John Peckham of the Cliffe (S. Mary Westout, Lewes)
10 December 1681
Henry Plummer of Ringmer & Mary Weeks of Westfeild:
sureties, said H.P. and Thomas Barret of Lewes
29 March 1682
Nathaniel Colls of Ringmer & Susan Tompsett of same, spinster:
sureties, said N.C. and Edward Sheppard of the Cliffe near Lewes (Beddingham)
7 January 1684
Thomas Ade of Hooe & Anne Brown of Ditchalling, maiden:
sureties, said T.A. and James Brown of Ringmer, husbandman (Ditchalling)
10 May 1684
John Marchant of Ringmer & Elizabeth Shoulder of Street, maiden:
sureties, said J.M. and John Read of Lewes (Street)
5 October 1685
John Newenden of Ringmer & Dionisia Harfy of Portslade (Portslade)
12 May 1688
Abraham Maynard of Fletching & Elizabeth Maynard of same, spinster:
sureties, said A.M. and Stephen Lintott of Ringmer (Fletching)
17 June 1690
John Penticost of Ringmer, husbandman, & Elizabeth Falconer of Hamsey, maiden:
sureties, said J.P. and Richard Dodson of Lewes, goldsmith (S. John under the Castle, Lewes)
29 June 1691
Edward Pickett of Maresfeild, husbandman, & Mary [ blank ] of Burwash, maiden:
sureties, said E.P. and William Ashfold of Ringmer (Heathfeild, Burwash or Waldron)
11 July 1691
Henry Snooke of Ringmer, clerk, & Mary Short of Lewes, maiden:
surety, said H.S. (All Saints, Lewes)
4 October 1692
Richard Swane & Mary Tisehurst of Ringmer, widow:
surety, said R.S. (Bletchington)
10 June 1693
Thomas Whopham of Uckfeild & Anne Cruttenden of Brightling, maiden:
sureties, said T.W. and Walter Dicker of Ringmer (Brightling)
8 April 1697
Thomas Murrell of Ringmer & Mary Heath of S. Michael, Lewes, maiden:
sureties, said T.M. and John Beach of Ringmer (S. Mary Westout, Lewes)
4 June 1697
Robert Norden of Ringmer, batchelor, & Jane Plummer of Wilsfield, maiden:
sureties, said R.N. and William Falkner (Clayton or Newtimber)
28 February 1698
John Holford of Hurstmonceux & Anne Balcomb of same, maiden:
Sureties, said J.H. and Thomas Foord of Ringmer (Heurstmonceux)
24 April 1701
Stephen Hover of Wartling & Susan Bennett of Wartling, maiden:
sureties, said S.H. and Thomas Foord of Ringmer, yeoman (Wartling)
29 May 1701
John Durrant of Ringmer, bachelor, & Anne Barnden of Lewes, maiden:
surety, said J.D. (S. John, Lewes)
31 May 1701
John Finch of Ringmer, bachelor, & Susan Coxe of Chayly, maiden:
sureties, said J.F. and John Berry (Chayly)
15 November 1701
John Attree of Barcomb, bachelor, & Anne Baker of Wilmington, maiden:
sureties, said J.A. and Thomas Attree of Ringmer, yeoman (Wilmington)
14 August 1706
Nicholas Newenden of Ringmer, yeoman, & Mary Calverly of Hellingly, spinster.
30 October 1717
William Kennard of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Godley of Westfirle, spinster.
4 January 1718
Richard Gooden of Ringmer, yeoman, & Anne Giles, spinster.
4 June 1726
Richard Nichols of Ringmer, husbandman, & Anne Hollands, spinster.
DEANERY OF SOUTH MALLING
10 May 1620
John Wheatley of Ringmore, husbandman, & Egeon Gower of Laughton, maiden:
sureties, said J.W. and Timothy Grover of Lewes, mercer (Framfield)
17 June 1620
William Tompkin of Arlington & Rebecca Vinall of Ringmore:
sureties, said W.T. and Nathaniel Tompkin of Easthothly, yeoman (Ringmore)
11 July 1620
Sidrek Goodwyn of Ringmore & Mary Ingmaram of Westham, widow:
sureties, said S.G. and John Wenham of Westham, yeoman (Ringmore)
[Also in extract from Vol. 1]
9 January 1621
Richard Browne of Ringmore, husbandman, & Joan Awsten of Framfield, maiden:
sureties, said R.B. and Thomas Burkin of Lewes, blacksmith (Framfield)
4 March 1622
Henry Jenner of the Cliffe near Lewes, cutler, & Susan Tiltman of same, maiden:
sureties, said H.J. and Allan Warwicke of Southover near Lewes, carpenter (Ringmore)
5 March 1625
John Lusher of Ringmer & Mary Wigmer of same:
sureties, said J.L. and David Sternes of Lewes, yeoman (Ringmer)
5 July 1625
Edward Harte of Ringmer, gent., & Rachel Weekes of Haustmanden, co. Kent:
sureties, said E.H., Richard Bradburt, and John Osborn (Cliffe)
1 August 1626
John Wheatley of Ringmer, yeoman, & Jane Chatfield of same, mayden:
sureties, said J.W. and James Goare of Laughton, yeoman (Cliffe)
27 March 1627
Nicholas Aleigh of Wadhurst & Sarah Barnden of same:
sureties, said N.A. and Samuel Upton of same (Ringmer)
16 July 1627
William Chapman of Sondridge, co. Kent, & Mary Page, daughter of Henry Page of Ringmer:
sureties, said W.C. and Henry Page, her father (Cliffe)
27 October 1627
Walter Ramsden of Ringmer & Jane Page of same, widow:
sureties, said W.R. and Edward Foster of same (Glynde)
31 October 1631
Edward Muddle of Buxted, yeoman, & Joan Dipplocke of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said E.M. and Nicholas Tull of the Cliffe near Lewes, blacksmith (Ringmer)
3 December 1831
John Towner of Ringmer, husbandman, & Agnes Mantell of Buxted, maiden:
sureties, said J.T. and John Hart of Ringmer, yeoman (Glynde)
17 May 1632
William Browne of Ringmer, taylor, & Alice Brasier of Hellingly, maiden
sureties, said W.B. and Richard Browne of Ringmer, husbandman (Ringmer)
16 March 1633
Edward Payne of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Gallop of same, widow:
sureties, said E.P. and John Wales of Lewes, cordwiner (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
13 May 1633
William Farnecombe of Fleching, husbandman, & Elizabeth Lambe of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, said W.F. and Richard Aptott of Ringmer, husbandman (Ringmer)
30 November 1633
John Snelling of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Taylor of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.S. and James Hodgkines of the Cliffe, butcher (Ringmer)
17 April 1634
William Harmer of Ringmer, husbandman, & Eleanor Glasebrooker of same, maiden:
sureties, said W.H. and John Garrett of Ringmer, husbandman (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
7 August 1634
John Tampkin of Ringmer, yeoman, & Frances Mortimer of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.T. and John Heaseman of Horsted Parva, taylor (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
27 November 1634
William Catt of City of Chichester, sadler, & Elizabeth Ward of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said W.C. and Aptott Catt of City of London, taylor (S. Thomas, Cliffe)
7 February 1635
John Forde & Rose Reade of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
7 February 1635
Thomas Stedwell of Laughton, yeoman, & Mary Harbert of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said T.S. and Edward Button of Laughton, yeoman (Ringmer)
9 May 1635
Joseph Sherwood of Ringmer, maiden, [sic] & Mary Gouldsmyth of Southmalling, maiden (Southmalling)
15 June 1635
John Hart of Ringmer, gent., & Alice Longley of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.H. and [blank] (Framfield)
10 September 1635
Thomas Foord of Ringmer, husbandman, & Anne Austen of same, maiden:
sureties, said T.F. and Richard Snatt of Lewes, woolendraper (Ringmer)
13 October 1635
Thomas Plummer of Ringmer, gent., & Anne Burtenshawe of Southmalling, maiden:
sureties, said T.P. and William Aucocke of Lewes, gent. (Southmalling)
18 February 1636
James Newman of Alfriston, husbandman, & Magdalen Sherman of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, said J.N. and William Grover of Selmeston, husbandman (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
9 April 1636
Nicholas Godfrey of Willmington, blacksmyth, & Mary Eede of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said N.G. and James Eede of Ringmer, blacksmith (Ringmer)
18 April 1636
John Harvard of S. Olave near London, clerk, & Anne Sadler of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said J.H. and Samuel Jeames of Glinde, yeoman (Southmalling)
[Note: John Harvard, founder of Harvard University, U.S.A.]
26 May 1636
John Earle of Ringmer & Rose Aptott of same, maiden (Ringmer)
6 June 1636
Richard Edwardes of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Wellar of same, maiden:
sureties, said R.E. and Richard Aptott of Ringmer, husbandman (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
8 August 1636
Gregory Wellar of Ringmer, yeoman, & Elizabeth Linvill of Buxted, maiden:
sureties, said G.W. and William Linvill of Ringmer, taylor (Buxted)
12 January 1637
John Lucas of Ringmer, yeoman, & Christiana Gower of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.L. and Thomas Flood of Ringmer, taylor (Ringmer)
11 February 1637
John Foord of Ringmer, yeoman, Mary Foster of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.F. and Edward Alfrey of same, taylor (Ringmer)
12 October 1637
Richard Wheatley of Buxted, yeoman, & Anne Beesebridge of same, maiden:
sureties, said R.W. and Philip Taylor of Ringmer, wheelwright (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
21 January 1638
William Gurre of Ringmer & Mary Lusher of Glinde, maiden (Glinde)
19 September 1639
Thomas Earle of Glinde, husbandman, & Joan Tourle of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said T.E. and Edward Foster of Ringmer, yeoman (S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
14 October 1639
Thomas Weller of Ringmer & Anne Tuppon of same, maiden:
sureties, Richard Tuppon of Rottingdeane, sheppard and George Fremling of the Cliffe near Lewes, alehouse keeper
26 October 1639
William Peckham of Framfield, husbandman, & Deborah Vergoe of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said W.P. and John Peckham of Framfield, husbandman (Ringmer)
8 February 1640
Robert Norden of Ringmer & Anne Gallop of same, widow (Ringmer)
10 February 1640
Henry Burges of Ringmer & Joan Sedger alias Seger of same, maiden (Ringmer)
26 April 1640
James French of Ringmer & Sarah Philippes of same (Ringmer)
9 May 1640
James Plummer of Ringmer, yeoman & Elizabeth Needler of Mayfield, maiden:
sureties, said J.P. and Thomas Plummer of Radmell, yeoman (Ringmer)
18 July 1640
John Dabson of Ringmer, yeoman, & Cecily Delve of same, maiden:
sureties, said J.D. and Joseph West of Cliffe near Lewes, gent. (Southmalling)
12 August 1640
Robert Alice of Bedingham, yeoman, & Mary Lindfield of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said R.A. and William Lindfield of Ringmer, taylor (Ringmer)
21 September 1640
William Gibsonne of Easthothly, cordwiner, & Eleanor Gardiner of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, said W.G. and Stephen Willard of Chidingly, butcher (Framfield)
8 October 1640
John Lucas of Eastborne & Mary Henshaw of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, Alexander Suzan of Ringmer, husbandman, and John Iremonger of same, gent. (Ringmer)
[No marriage licences issued between 20 September 1642 and 14 January 1662]
27 November 1665
John Tooke of the Cliffe & Mary Garrett of Ringmer, widow (Framfeild)
17 January 1666
James Robin of Ringmer & Elizabeth Tester of same, maiden (Ringmer)
11 February 1669
William Virgoe of Ringmer & Margaret Parkes of same, maiden (Southmalling)
17 February 1669
Edward Howell of Willingdon & Mary Beecher of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
17 May 1669
Thomas Winchester of Ringmer & Elizabeth Payne of same, maiden (Ringmer)
12 June 1669
Thomas Gunn of Patcham, gent., & Mary Burdet of Glinde, spinster (Ringmer)
12 April 1670
Henry Parris of S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes, & Mary Fox of same, widow (Ringmer)
2 August 1670
Richard Goodwin of Ringmer & Dorothy Godley of the Cliffe, maiden (Southmalling)
13 November 1671
Richard Stonham of Ringmer & Mary Parker of same, maiden (Ringmer)
[blank] May 1672
William Gatter of Wadhurst & Elizabeth Newenden of Ringmer
28 February 1674
William Poulter of Ringmer & Parnel Terry of Laughton:
sureties, said W.P. and James Emery of S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes (Ringmer)
1 June 1674
John Peckham of Glynd & Eleanor Taylor of Ringmer:
sureties, said J.P. and Henry Nurth of Gylnd (Ringmer)
13 October 1674
William de la Chambre of Rodmell & Hannah Carter of Ringmer:
sureties, said W. de la C. and Walter Brett of Lewes (Ringmer)
18 December 1674
Robert Bristed of Ringmer & Anne Gowre of Franfield:
sureties, said R.B. and Walter Jones of Lewes (Ringmer)
20 March 1675
John Wilmshurst of Warbleton & Elizabeth Hollicke of Glynd:
sureties, said J.W. and William Grover of Glynd (Ringmer)
16 June 1675
John Gratwicke of Cuckfeild & Dorothy Morris of Ringmer:
sureties, said J.G. and Benjamin Henshaw of Lewes, gent (Ringmer)
19 January 1676
Thomas Aylett of S. George, London, & Sarah Sivyer of Covengarden:
sureties, said T.A. and Walter Jones of Lewes (Ringmer)
29 February 1676
John Latter of S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes, & Elizabeth Wylding of Ringmer (Ringmer)
27 March 1676
Henry Colgate of Uckfield & Elizabeth Benbrooke of same:
sureties, said H.C. and Robert Colgate of Lewes (Ringmer)
13 May 1679
James Hutchins of Eastborne & Elizabeth Carter of Ringmer (Ringmer)
2 June 1679
[blank] Marten of [blank] & [blank] Nash of [blank] (Ringmer)
1 October 1679
Thomas Read of Ringmer & Joan Yoakehurst of Jevington, maiden:
sureties, said T.R. and William Waymarke of Lewes (Ringmer)
4 April 1681
Thomas Newnham of Cuckfeild & Alice Downward of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, said T.N. and John Stone of Lewes (Ringmer)
11 May 1681
Thomas Earle of Ringmer & Mary Limbrest [Limberest in margin] of Chayligh (Southmalling)
17 April 1682
William Driver of Frantfeild & Mary Tayler of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said W.D. and John Tayler of Southmalling (Ringmer)
22 July 1682
Thomas Burgis of Framfeild & Anne Burnell of same, maiden:
sureties, said T.B. and Thomas Sweetlove of Ringmer, miller (Framfeild)
12 January 1683
Walter Dobell of Street & Mary Stapley of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said W.D. and John Lilly of Ringmer (Ringmer)
9 June 1683
John Sharpe of Westhoathly & Mary Jeffery of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said J.S. and Richard Dodson of Lewes (Ringmer)
12 July 1683
Edward Sisley of Buxted & Mary Hayler of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, said E.S. and Francis Vynall of Lewes, gent. (Buxted)
21 September 1683
Thomas Hollman of Frantfeild, yeoman, & Anne Wood of Uckfeild, maiden:
sureties, said T.H. and John Hanson of the Cliffe near Lewes, sadler (Ringmer)
1 October 1683
Philip Comber of Westhoathly & Mary Driver of Ringmer, widow:
sureties, John Sharpe of Ringmer, yeoman, and Richard Dodson of Lewes, goldsmith (Ringmer)
9 February 1684
Thomas Selmes of Cheeslehurst, co. Kent, & Mary Cobb of Ringmer:
sureties, said T.S. and William Cobb of Ringmer (Ringmer)
19 February 1684
John Hinckly of Lewes & Sarah Puxty of Ringmer:
sureties, said J.H. and John Denn of Lewes, gent. (Ringmer)
3 May 1684
John Read of Patcham & Mary Stapley of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said J.R. and John Wright of Lewes, gent. (Stanmer)
17 May 1684
Gabriel Rawlins of Ringmer & Anne Hughes of same, maiden:
sureties, said G.R. and John Wright of Lewes, gent (Stammer)
19 May 1685
William Ashfould of Ringmer & Elizabeth Rophie of Fletching, maiden:
sureties, said W.A. and Richard Bodenham of Ringmer (Ringmer)
19 May 1685
Stephen Chesson of Hawly & Margaret Ramsden of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said S.C. and Richard Bodenham of Ringmer (Ringmer)
12 September 1685
John Berry of Glynd & Elizabeth Banister of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said J.B. and John Wright of Lewes, gent (Ringmer)
24 September 1685
Richard Ward of Uckfeild & Elizabeth Whopham of same, maiden:
sureties, said R.W. and Richard Bodenham of Ringmer (Ringmer)
29 September 1685
Esdras Harper of Ringmer and Alice Mar of same, maiden:
sureties, said E.H. and Richard Bodenham of same (Ringmer)
5 February 1687
John Parker of Plumpton & Frances Longhurst of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said J.P. and Thomas Barrett of Lewes, gent. (Ringmer)
19 May 1687
Christopher Yokehurst of Lewes, cordwynder, & Anne Hooke of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said C.Y. and Richard Bodenham, gent (Ringmer)
28 August 1687
Henry Tingnell of S. Mary Abchurch, London, dyer, & Frances Earle of Buxted, maiden:
sureties, said H.T. and Thomas Smither (Ringmer)
9 October 1688
Edward Peckham of Isfeild & Mary Bannister of Ringmer, spinster:
sureties, said E.P. and Richard Attree of Lewes (Ringmer)
12 May 1689
Thomas Moorely of Frantfeild, husbandman, & Elizabeth Batchellor of [blank] :
sureties, said T.M. and Thomas Beard of Frantfeild (Ringmer)
7 May 1690
Thomas Erridge of Lewes & Frances Scrace of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said T.E. and John Latter of Lewes, cordwayner (Stammer)
12 May 1690
Thomas Moorely of Frantfeild, husbandman, & Elizabeth Batchellor of [blank] :
sureties, said T.M. and Thomas Beard of same (Ringmer)
15 September 1690
William Hay, esq., & Barbara Stapley, maiden:
surety, John Willard of Ringmer (Ringmer)
28 December 1691
George Mace of Frantfeild & Mary Stoakes of Ringmer, maiden:
sureties, said G.M. and John Walter of Lewes, barber surgeon (Mayfeild or Withiham)
NOTE: From 1 April 1692 to 1721 there are two act books, C.5 and C.6, covering the same period. C.5 has been followed in the text, while the variations in C.6 have been noted between square brackets.
4 October 1692
John Wood of Ringmer, batchelor, & Elizabeth Beets of Isfield, maiden (Ringmer or Isfield)
28 November 1692
Richard Swayne of Lewes, batchelor, & Mary Tyhurst of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
21 September 1693
John Sumner [or Summer] of Ringmer, labourer [or bricklayer], & Martha Relph [or Relfe] of Frantfield, maiden (Ringmer of Frantfield)
1 February 1694
John Duffield of Isfield, husbandman, & Jane Whitney of Ringmer
5 January 1695
Edward Rootes [or Roots] of Beddingham, batchelor, & Elizabeth Ramsden of Ringmer (Ringmer)
24 July 1695
John Putland of Chittingly [or Chiddingly], husbandman, batchelor, & Susan Pankhurst of South Malling, maiden (Ringmer)
21 September 1696
Matthew Crouch of Ringmer, husbandman, batchelor, & Mary Wales of same, maiden (Ringmer)
25 November 1696
Nicholas Kenward of Buxted, batchelor, & Mary Goldsmith of same, widow (Buxted or Ringmer)
2 December 1696
Adrian Vandyke of the Cliffe, plummer, batchelor, & Mary Nye of Ringmer, maiden (Buxted or Ringmer)
27 June 1698
John Taylor of Ringmer, batchelor, & Mary Wotford [or Whatford] of Uckfield, spinster (Buxted)
21 [or 20] January 1699
John Bashford, batchelor, & Hannah Wales of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer of Stammer)
19 April 1701
John Watford [or Whatford] of Uckfield, yeoman, batchelor, & Anne Taylor of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer or Uckfield)
4 August 1702
William Cooper of Lewes, batchelor, & Elizabeth Tabrett of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
31 August 1702
John [or George] Coleman of Crowhurst, yeoman, & Sarah Byne of Framfield, maiden (Ringmer or Framfield)
8 December 1702
John Istwood of Framfield, yeoman, widower, & Mary Winter of Mayfield, maiden (Ringmer or Framfield)
5 January 1703
Isaac Martin, batchelor, & Mary Tasker of Ringmer, widow (Ringmer or S. Thomas, Cliffe near Lewes)
4 March 1703
William Pack of Ringmer & Catherine Fenner of same, spinster
7 October 1703
John Chitty of Bramley, co. Surrey, brasier, & Susan Nutley of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
7 February 1704
William Henty of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, & Elizabeth Shelley of same, maiden (Isfield)
4 March 1704
William Packe of Ringmer, batchelor, & Elizabeth Fenner of same, maiden (Ringmer of Wartling)
30 March 1704
Thomas Paine [or Payne] of Ringmer, cordwainer, & Anne Hamond [or Hammond] of same, maiden (Ringmer)
3 May 1704
Charles Herbin [or Harben] of Southover, malster, batchelor, & Mary Cheesman of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
16 June 1704
James Brooker [or Boorer] of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, & Eleanor Davis of same, maiden (Ringmer)
17 July 1704
Richard Stonehowse [or Stonehouse] of Ringmer, yeoman, widower, & Anne Wybourne of same, maiden (Ringmer)
14 [or 11] October 1704
William Burt of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, & Mary Carter of same, maiden (Ringmer)
19 February 1705
William Belchamber [or Bellchamber] of Carford, husbandman, batchelor, & Elizabeth Heath of Ringmer, maiden (Stanmer)
6 April 1706
William Smith of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, & Susan Bish [or Byshe] of same, maiden (Ringmer)
12 June 1706
John Peckham & Sarah Newington of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
6 August 1707
William Vinall of Kingston near Lewes, batchelor, & Elizabeth Gunn of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
18 November 1707
[blank] Farmer of Rotherfield, batchelor, & [blank] Jarvis of [blank], maiden (Ringmer)
5 May 1709
[blank] Baker & [blank] Collingham of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
5 October 1709
Richard Thatcher of Hartfield, gent., & Mary Wheeler of Lindfield, maiden (Ringmer)
16 October 1710
Robert Stonehouse of Ringmer, yeoman, batchelor, & Constance Hammond of Isfeild, maiden (Ringmer)
12 May1714
William Peirce of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Burtenshaw of same, maiden (Ringmer)
2 June 1714
Thomas Howell of Frant, gent., & Frances Elphick of Ringmer, widow (Ringmer)
10 November 1714
Thomas Harman of the Cliffe, yeoman, & Judith Shepherd of Ringmer, widow (Ringmer)
22 November 1714
Henry Bryant of Ringmer, yeoman, & Martha Peckham of same, maiden (Ringmer)
6 June 1715
James Oxley of Ringmer, yeoman, & Elizabeth Smith of same, maiden (Ringmer)
13 June 1715
Thomas Shadwell of Ripe, mercer, & Susan Gunn of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
14 February 1716
Simon Humphrey [or Humphery] of Rotherfeild, yeoman, & Bridget Foord of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
1 May 1716
Thomas Burgis [or Burges] of Arlington & Sarah Bull of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer)
18 May 1717
Thomas Wheeler of Westham, barber, batchelor, & Mary Baldy of Ringmer, spinster (Ringmer)
22 September 1718
Samuel Jones of Ringmer, yeoman, & Elizabeth Browne of Withyham hamlet, spinster
31 January 1719
John Ford [or Foord] of Ringmer, yeoman, & Anne Burton of same, spinster (Ringmer)
27 March 1719
John Prodger, yeoman, & Mary Durrant of Ringmer, spinster (Ringmer)
16 April 1720
John Dicker of Ringmer, batchelor, & Mary Tisehurst of Glinde [or Glynd], maiden (Glinde)
25 April 1720
John Mott of Ringmer, bricklayer, & Elizabeth Chamberlain of same, maiden (Ringmer)
30 April 1720
Richard Savage of Framfeild, yeoman, & Rebecca Dicker of Ringmer, maiden (Ringmer) [In C.6. Arthur Knight of Maresfield and Rebecca Dicker of Ringmer, spinster, were licenced to marry under date 31 April]
20 June 1720
William Cheale of Ringmer, yeoman, & Anne Bollard [or Ballard] of same, spinster (Ringmer)
24 April 1722
Thomas Relfe of Buxted, yeoman, & Mary Stephens of Ringmer, widow
16 July 1722
Richard Jarvis of Beddingham, husbandman, & Elizabeth Cook of Ringmer
15 October 1722
Thomas Wood of Ringmer, husbandman, & Mary Skinner of same, spinster
15 April 1723
Benjamin Mott of Ringmer, yeoman, & Mary Cox of same, widow
12 January 1726
Thomas Hollands of Ringmer, carpenter, & Anne Hart of Uckfield
1 June 1728
William Bodle of Glynd, gardner, & Catherine Stephens of Ringmer, spinster
7 September 1731
Arthur Pinion of Ringmer, husbandman, & Charity Townsend of Framfield
5 February 1732
George Swaine of Burwash, yeoman, & Elizabeth Goring of Ringmer, spinster
12 February 1732
John Hoad of Ringmer & Mary Pelling of same, spinster
7 April 1732
John Berry of Ringmer & Elizabeth Godswell of same, spinster
13 July 1732
Joseph Wood of Ringmer & Annis Cheale of same
25 November 1732
John Hartley of Newhaven, bricklayer, & Hannah Bannister of Ringmer, spinster
Marriage licences Extracted (by kind permission) from Sussex Record Society Vol 9
ARCHDEACONRY OF CHICHESTER
Volume 9 are found in books called Diaries, marked B. to L., 1575 to 1672, detailing the daily business transacted in the Consistory Court of Chichester, the Ringmer entries being in Diary I 5 April, 1666 to 6 March 1671, and in fragments of a Diary 21 November, 1623 to 23 May, 1626, in a parcel numbered 1341.
21 May 1624
John Reade of Ringmere & Elizabeth Bridger of Yapton, widow (Yapton)
This licence is also recorded in Liber ex officio, 1622 -1624, vol. 94. The only marriage licence in the Book of Office for the Archdeaconry Court.
12 September 1667
John Newington of New Shorham, malster, & Judith Michell of Ringmer, maiden (Southweek)
9 December 1668
Henry Plummer of Ringmore, gent., & Jane Ward of Cuckfeild, maiden (Bolney)
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Basic Details of Casualties
More information is available on this site, on those whose name is underlined when you pass your cursor over them.
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Name |
Rank |
Unit |
Died |
Commemorated |
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Private |
8 Royal West Surrey |
11 Oct 1918 |
St Aubert Brit Cem, France |
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Stoker 1 |
HMS Good Hope |
1 Nov 1914 |
Portsmouth Navy Mem, England |
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Private |
1/5 Royal Sussex |
9 May 1915 |
Le Touret Memorial, France |
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Sgt |
253 Bty, R Garrison Artillery |
9 Apr 1918 |
Abbeville Com Cem Extn, France |
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Private |
7 Royal West Surrey |
28 Sept 1916 |
Connaught Cem, France |
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Bradbury, Thomas X |
L Aircraftman |
2 Air Observers School |
17 Oct 1941 |
Runnymede Air Force Memorial, England |
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Private |
8 R Dublin Fusiliers |
16 Aug 1917 |
Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium |
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Private |
13 Royal Sussex |
18 Apr 1918 |
Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium |
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Private |
13 Royal Sussex |
22 Mar 1918 |
Pozieres Memorial, France |
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Stoker Petty Officer |
HMS St Fagan |
1 June 1940 |
Portsmouth Navy Mem, England |
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Bushell, Sydney |
Flying Officer |
152 Sqn, RAF |
30 July 1942 |
Runnymede Air Force Memorial, England |
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2 Lt |
2 Honourable Artillery Company |
10 Jan 1917 |
Beaumont Hamel Cem, France |
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Private 2 |
1 Balloon Section |
15 July 1918 |
La Targette Brit Cem, France |
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Cosham, David |
Private |
11 Lancashire Fusiliers |
18 June 1918 |
Cologne Southern Cem, Germany |
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Private |
7 Royal Sussex |
8 Sept 1919 |
Ringmer Churchyard, England |
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Private |
1 London |
14 May 1917 |
Arras Memorial, France |
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Private |
6 Royal West Kent |
5 Dec 1915 |
Wailly Orchard Cem, France |
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Rifleman |
16 London |
1 July 1916 |
Gommecourt Brit No 2 Cem, France |
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Driver |
90 Field Coy, RE |
26 Apr 1918 |
Lijssenthoek Mil Cem, Belgium |
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Private |
9 Royal Warwickshire |
2 Aug 1917 |
Baghdad (North Gate), Iraq |
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Gunner |
70 Brigade, R Field Artillery |
15 Jan 1917 |
Contalmaison Chateau Cem, France |
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Private |
2 Royal Sussex |
30 June 1916 |
Arras Memorial, France |
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Sgt |
11 Essex |
14 Mar 1916 |
Potijze Burial Ground, Belgium |
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Private |
16 Australian Imperial Force |
23 Sept 1916 |
Chester Farm Cem, Belgium |
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Private |
1 R Scots Fusiliers |
11 Nov 1914 |
Menin Gate Memorial, Belgium |
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Private |
4 Royal Fusiliers |
21 Aug 1918 |
Railway Cutting Cem, France |
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Gabbitas, Robert |
Flight Lt |
353 Sqn RAF |
2 July 1944 |
Jodhpur State Cem, India |
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Private |
41 Australian Imperial Force |
3 July 1919 |
South Malling Churchyard, Lewes, England |
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Captain |
R Field Artillery |
13 Mar 1916 |
Ringmer Churchyard, England |
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Hewson, Edward T |
Guardsman |
1 Coldstream Guards |
22 May 1940 |
Wilsele Churchyard, Belgium |
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Driver |
210 Field Coy, RE |
14 Nov 1942 |
El Alamein Mil Cem, Egypt |
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Lance Cpl |
2 Coldstream Guards |
16 Sept 1916 |
Guards Cem, Lesboeufs, France |
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Private |
1/5 Royal Sussex |
9 May 1915 |
Le Touret Memorial, France |
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Rifleman |
12 King's Royal Rifle Corps |
30 June 1916 |
Ypres Reservoir Cem, Belgium |
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Sgt |
215 Sqn, RAF |
29 July 1943 |
Singapore Memorial |
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Gunner |
82 Battery, R Field Artillery |
29 Aug 1916 |
Baghdad (North Gate), Iraq |
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Private |
74 Machine Gun Corps |
3 Oct 1918 |
Lapugnoy Mil Cem, France |
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Plummer, Alfred C |
Sgt |
Labour Corps |
30 Oct 1919 |
St Michael's Churchyard, Lewes, England |
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Lance Cpl |
12 Royal Sussex |
3 Sept 1916 |
Couin British Cem, France |
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Private |
2 Royal Sussex |
2 June 1916 |
Cambrin Churchyard Extn, France |
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Private |
OBLI |
28 Feb 1917 |
Thiepval Memorial, France |
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Ruck, Albert E |
Driver |
51 Div, R Army Service Corps |
11 June 1940 |
Dunkirk Memorial, France |
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Spong, Harry C |
Lt |
Royal Corps of Signals |
11 Nov 1942 |
Yokohama British War Cem, Japan |
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Private |
9 Royal Sussex |
18 June 1916 |
Bailleul Com Cem Ext, France |
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Gunner |
154 Battery, R Garrison Artillery |
28 Mar 1918 |
Fonquevillers Mil Cem, France |
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Private |
13 Royal Sussex |
29 Mar 1918 |
Pozieres Memorial, France |
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Private |
2 Coldstream Guards |
6 Nov 1914 |
Sanctuary Wood Cemetery, Belgium. Menin Gate Memorial, Belgium |
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Lt |
300 Independent Anti-Tank Battery, RA |
17 July 1943 |
Catania War Cem, Sicily |
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Turner, Leslie H |
Flying Officer |
RAF |
18 Mar 1944 |
Ringmer (New) Churchyard, England |
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Private |
1/5 Royal Sussex |
9 May 1915 |
Le Touret Memorial, France |
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Sgt |
Z Battery, R Horse Artillery |
24 Oct 1917 |
Canada Farm Cem, Belgium |
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Private |
1/5 Royal Sussex |
24 Sept 1917 |
Dozinghem Mil Cem, Belgium |
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Driver |
40 Brigade, R Field Artillery |
17 Oct 1917 |
Lijssenthoek Mil Cem, Belgium |
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List of Persons who have Soup and Coal
- and some who have neither
January 1839
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Notes: Contracted Christian names have been expanded. Broyle, Broyle Mill, Canteen, Chamberlaines & Moor Lane were all local place names within Ringmer parish. 'Railway' probably indicates that the men were employed away from home constructing the railway advancing from London towards Brighton, as the Railway Inn, Ringmer, is not believed to have been built until later that year. Barcombe, Framfield, Laughton & South Malling were parishes that adjoin Ringmer, Lewes is about 3 miles away, and the thriving resort of Brighton and the parishes of Chailey, Fletching and Waldron were all within a 10 mile radius. The list was calculated to include 379 adults and 544 children, a total of 923 souls (about two thirds of the village population). Coal given away 23 January 1839 was noted as 16 tons 17½ cwt. The context of the list is that the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act, implemented in Ringmer from May 1835, had abolished the parish-run social security system on which the majority of the population depended, substituting relief that (at least in theory) was available only in the jail-like Union workhouses. Ringmer workhouse was used by the Chailey Union to accommodate pauper children. 'Chailey' and 'Ditchling' were respectively the main Union workhouse and the Union workhouse that cared for decrepit elderly paupers. There are 20 adults and 47 children (mostly from the larger families) in the Chailey category. Several smaller families seem to have been managing to keep out of the workhouse despite no evident employment. The two widows in the Cheyney almshouses at Ringmer Green are identified, as are two individuals in receipt of Hay's Charity, a parish charity for the deserving elderly paid at three rates, with £20 p.a. the top rate. The combination of low prices for most farm produce and burgeoning population meant that for more than a decade Ringmer had suffered from very heavy winter unemployment, and it was to alleviate this that the charitable provision of free coal and soup twice a week for the village poor during the winter months was established. The list includes both individuals who belong to Ringmer parish under the settlement laws but are permitted to reside elsewhere and poor individuals who live in Ringmer but are legally settled in another parish. The latter group do not qualify for free coal. Mrs James Blaber, Mrs John Divall and Mrs John Trigwell appear as such on the list because their husbands had been transported to the Antipodes. William Oliver has only children because he had run away (he was also later transported) and his wife had died. Mary MacKenley, evidently a village character, was a Nottingham woman who lost her husband but nevertheless continued to produce children at an impressive rate, many of them sadly short lived. The employers are mostly farmers, and their farms can be identified from the 1840 tithe award. Many of the labourers' cottages can also be identified, either directly from the tithe award or by using it to follow in the steps of the 1841 census enumerators as they progress round the parish. The three largest farmers are William Ridge of Upper Stoneham Farm in neighbouring South Malling (who also leased several parcels of land in Ringmer), the Lewes corn merchant and chalk pit operator John Hillman, who also farmed Gote Farm, and Charles Saxby of Lower Lodge Farm. Not all the employers are farmers - Richard Berry was the main village carpenter-builder at Ringmer Green and Dr James Ivory ran a private lunatic asylum at the former Royal Horse Artillery barracks (now the Southdown Hunt Kennels). The surveyors of the highways employed four men, while another's employment is given tersely as 'road'. 'Fish' is not a known local personal name, and probably indicates that John Gaston drove one of the fish vans recorded as travelling by night between the local ports and their inland customers. Notes by John Kay |
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Name | Adults | Children Total | Children Work | Employers Names or Trade |
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Blaber, Edward | 2 | 3 | 1 | Blackman |
| 3 | Blaber, Mrs James | 1 | 4 | |
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Blaber, Mrs, Lewes | |
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| 4 | Bryant, James | 2 | 7 | 2 | Cooke, J. |
| 3 | Bryant, Thomas | 2 | 5 | 1 | |
| 4 | Bryant, George | 2 | 8 | 3 | Hillman, J. |
| 1½ | Bryant, Robert | 2 | 2 | 1 | Ridge, W. |
| 2 | Bryant, Henry | 2 | 2 | soup maker | |
| Chailey | Bray, William senior | 2 | 4 | ||
| 1½ | Bray, Henry | 2 | 1 | Surveyors | |
| AlmsH | Bray, Widow | 1 | |||
| 1 | Bray, Joseph | 2 | Saxby, C. | ||
| Bray, William | 1 | 2 | at Mr Ridge's | ||
| 3 | Bodle, Henry | 2 | 5 | Rogers, T. | |
| 1½ | Bodle, Thomas & Mrs Patterson | 2 | Hillman, J. | ||
| 3 | Briggs, Joseph | 2 | 5 | 1 | Hillman, J. |
| 2 | Briggs, Charles | 2 | 1 | Withers, W. | |
| 3½ | Briggs, James | 2 | 6 | Morris, Lewes | |
| 1½ | Briggs, John junior | 2 | 2 | Saxby, C. | |
| 4 | Briggs, George | 2 | 7 | Hillman | |
| 1½ | Barber, James senior | 2 | cripple | ||
| 3½ | Barber, John | 2 | 6 | huckster | |
| 1 | Barber, James junior | 2 | Cooke | ||
| 4 | Barber, Joseph | 2 | 9 | shoemaker | |
| 1½ | Bridger, William | 2 | 1 | ill | |
| 1 | Beck, Widow | 1 | |||
| 3½ | Browne, William, Lewes | 2 | 6 | Taylor | |
| 1 | Bristow, Joseph, Lewes | 1 | |||
| Body, William | 2 | Berry, H. | |||
| Bryant, Trayton | 2 | Ridge, W. | |||
| 3 | Clarke, Arthur | 2 | 5 | Morris, B | |
| 3 | Clarke, Edward | 2 | 5 | 1 | Ridge |
| 3 | Clarke, Thomas | 2 | 5 | Morris, B | |
| 3 | Clarke, Joseph | 2 | 5 | 1 | Ridge, W |
| 2½ | Clarke, James | 2 | 4 | Surveyors | |
| 1½ | Clarke, William | 2 | 2 | Holman, G. | |
| 2½ | Clark, William junior | 2 | 4 | 1 | Ridge, W. |
| 1½ | Clark, William senior | 2 | |||
| 1 | Clark, Henry, widower | Will, G. | |||
| 3 | Cosham, John, Broyle | 2 | 5 | 2 | Verrall, G.H. |
| Cosham, Thomas, Brighton | 2 | 5 | huckster | ||
| 2½ | Cosham, Thomas, Moor Lane | 2 | 4 | ill | |
| 1½ | Cosham, William senior | 2 | 2 | ||
| 1½ | Cosham, William, junior | 2 | 2 | Ridge, W. | |
| 1 | Cosham, Widow & daughter | 2 | |||
| 3 | Coats, Edmund | 2 | 5 | 1 | tailor |
| 1½ | Carey, Joseph | 2 | 2 | Ridge, William | |
| Chandler, Mrs | 1 | 4 | don't belong here | ||
| 2 | Dicker, Thomas | 2 | 3 | tailor | |
| 1 | Dicker, Widow, Lewes | 1 | |||
| 1½ | Dicker, Spencer | 2 | 1 | Hillman, J. | |
| Chailey | Dapson, Samuel | 2 | 6 | ||
| 2 | Dobson, Isaac | 2 | 5 | 1 | Saxby, Charles |
| 3½ | Diplock, William | 2 | 6 | shoemaker | |
| 1½ | Diplock, Joseph senior | 2 | |||
| 1½ | Diplock, Joseph junior | 1 | 2 | ||
| 4 | Divall, Thomas | 2 | 7 | 4 | Rickman, J. |
| 4 | Divall, John | 2 | 10 | 5 | Hillman, J. |
| Chailey | Divall, Mrs J | 1 | |||
| Chailey | Divall, Henry | 2 | 4 | ||
| 2½ | Divall, William | 2 | 2 | Ridge, W. | |
| 1½ | Divall, George | 2 | 2 | Martin, H. | |
| Divall, Richard | 2 | Mrs Catt | |||
| 2½ | Duffield, George | 2 | 4 | Fuller, J. | |
| 1 | Duffield, Widow | 1 | |||
| 1½ | Ellis, Henry | 2 | 1 | Verrall, G.H. | |
| Edwards, John, Brighton | 2 | 2 | painter | ||
| 2½ | Evans, George, Barcombe | 2 | 4 | Knight | |
| 2 | Evans, Edward | 2 | 3 | Hillman | |
| Evans, John, vagrant | 2 | 2 | |||
| 2½ | Evans, Robert | 2 | 4 | 2 | Paine, Henry |
| 3½ | Evans, William | 2 | 6 | Saxby, Charles | |
| 1½ | Evans, William | 2 | 1 | Martin, W. | |
| 1½ | Foord, John, Os Beadle | 2 | ill | ||
| 1 | Foord, John | 2 | Morris, B., Hays Bounty | ||
| 1½ | Foord, John, late Chamberlaines | 2 | 2 | Ivory, Mr | |
| 3 | Foord, Mrs James, Lewes | 2 | 5 | ||
| 1½ | Foord, Isaac | 2 | 1 | beadle | |
| 3½ | Foord, Samuel | 2 | 7 | 4 | Ridge, W. |
| 1½ | Foord, W., Lewes | 2 | 1 | Berry, James | |
| 4 | Foord, Jonathan | 2 | 7 | 1 | Morris, Lewes |
| 2½ | Foord, Joseph | 2 | 4 | Catt, Mrs | |
| 2 | Foord, Thomas | 2 | 3 | Withers, William | |
| 2½ | Fuller, John senior | 2 | 4 | ratcatcher | |
| 1½ | Fuller, John junior | 2 | 2 | Hillman, J. | |
| 1 | French, John | 1 | Ridge, William | ||
| 1½ | French, Joseph | 2 | Ridge, William | ||
| 2 | French, William | 2 | 3 | gone to Chailey or Fletching | |
| 1 | French, Thomas, Lewes | 2 | Rickman, John | ||
| 1 | Greenwood, Widow | 1 | |||
| 4 | Gaston, John | 2 | 7 | 2 | Lupton, Revd. J. |
| 2 | Gaston, John, Canteen | 2 | 3 | fish | |
| 1 | Gaston, Charles | 2 | 1 | 1 | Berry, Henry |
| 2½ | GastonEdward | 2 | 3 | 2 | Berry, H. |
| 3 | Gaston, Charles, Waldron | 2 | 4 | Johnson, H. | |
| 1 | Gaston, Thomas | 2 | |||
| Chailey | Gates, Joseph | 2 | 5 | ||
| 3 | Gates, Edward | 2 | 5 | 2 | Saxby, C. |
| 3 | Greenfield, William | 2 | 5 | Paine, H. | |
| 1½ | Greenfield, Richard | 2 | 3 | ||
| Chailey | Greenfield, Henry | 2 | 5 | ||
| 1½ | Greenfield, Nathan | 2 | 1 | Berry, James | |
| 1½ | Greenfield, Jonathan | 2 | 1 | Guy, Hamsey | |
| 1½ | Gorringe, Richard | 2 | 1 | Verrall, G.H. | |
| 1½ | Goldsmith, Isaac | 2 | 1 | Inskip, G. | |
| 1 | Goldsmith, Henry | 2 | Railway | ||
| 1½ | Goldsmith, Samuel | 2 | 2 | Knight, Barcombe | |
| 2½ | Goldsmith, Joseph, Lewes | 2 | 4 | 1 | Morris, Southover |
| Gray, Widow | 1 | 1 | Alms House | ||
| 1 | Guy, Walter, Laughton | 2 | |||
| 1½ | Goldsmith, Thomas | 2 | 1 | ||
| 4 | Gorringe, William | 2 | 10 | Lewes water works, lives at Brighton | |
| 1 | Harvey, William | 2 |
Morris, B. |
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| 2 | Harvey, Thomas | 2 | 3 | 1 | Withers, W. |
| 1½ | Highlands, John senior | 2 | |||
| 2 | Highlands, John junior | 2 | 3 | Work Lewes River | |
| 2½ | Highlands, William | 2 | 4 | 2 | Surveyors |
| Chailey | Hassell, William | 1 | 2 | ||
| 2 | Hillman, Thomas | 2 | 3 | Surveyors | |
| 3½ | Hemsley, William | 2 | 6 | Holman, G. | |
| 1½ | Howell, William | 2 | 2 | ||
| 1½ | Howell, Samuel | 2 | 1 | ||
| 2 | Haylor, David | 2 | 3 | 1 | Withers, W. |
| 1 | Haylor, Shem | 2 | Verrall, G.H. | ||
| 1 | Henty, Luke | 2 | Smith, Mrs | ||
| 2 | Hartley & Ranger | 2 | |||
| 1½ | Hemsley, James | 2 | 1 | Ivory, J.H. | |
| Hearsay, Widow | 1 | 3 | don't belong | ||
| 1 | Ims, Widow | 1 | |||
| 2½ | Imms, Joseph | 2 | 4 | Hillman, J. | |
| 2 | Imms, John | 2 | 3 | Road | |
| 3½ | Jones, James | 2 | 6 | Langham, Sir J. | |
| Jones, Samuel | 2 | 2 | don't belong, Berry, Richard | ||
| 1½ | Joy, William | 2 | 1 | Berry, Henry | |
| Jones, Emma | 1 | belongs to Framfield | |||
| 3½ | Lee, John | 2 | 6 | 1 | Ridge, W. |
| Lee, Mrs W., Widow | 1 | 3 | |||
| 2 | Lee, Thomas | 2 | 3 | Hillman, J. | |
| 1½ | Lutman, Richard | 2 | 2 | Blackman | |
| 1½ | Martin, William | 2 | 1 | Morris, B. | |
| 1 | Martin, William, Lewes | 2 | Ridge, William | ||
| Ditchling | McConichie, Widow | 1 | |||
| 1½ | McConichie, John | 2 | 1 | breaking stones, Turnpike | |
| 2 | Miller, William | 2 | 3 | Rickman | |
| 2 | Miller, Joseph | 2 | 3 | bricklayer | |
| 1½ | Miller, Widow | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| MacKenley, Mary | 1 | 6 | |||
| Mitchell, William | 2 | belong to Brighton | |||
| 3 | Newnham, Shadrach | 2 | 5 | 2 | Hillman |
| 2½ | Newnham, John, Lewes | 2 | 4 | 2 | no work |
| 1 | Newnham, William | 2 | Martin, W. | ||
| 2 | Oliver, Thomas senior | 1 | |||
| " | Oliver, John | 2 | 1 | 1 | |
| Oliver, William | 2 | ||||
| 1½ | Peckham, Widow | 1 | 2 | ||
| 3½ | Peckham, George | 2 | 6 | 2 | carpenter |
| Chailey | Peckham, James | 2 | 6 | ||
| 1½ | Peckham, Reuben | 2 | 2 | 2 | Rogers, T. |
| 1 | Peckham, William | 2 | Withers, W. | ||
| 2½ | Peckham, Robert | 2 | 4 | Berry, Richard | |
| 2 | Pelham, James | 2 | 3 | 2 | |
| Pelham, Henry | 2 | Brighton | |||
| 2 | Pelham, Widow | 1 | 3 | ||
| Proctor, Alexander | 2 | 2 | Verrall, G.H. | ||
| 1 | Pockney, Widow | 1 | |||
| Packett, John | 2 | ||||
| 1 | Randalls, Reuben | 2 | Newhaven | ||
| 2 | Randalls, Cornelius | 2 | Hillman, J. | ||
| 2 | Ranger, John, Railway | 2 | 3 | ||
| 2 | Richardson, William | 2 | 3 | 1 | Fuller, J. |
| 2 | Richardson, Thomas | 2 | 3 | 1 | Knight, Barcombe |
| 1 | Richards, Elias | 2 | Verall, H.G. | ||
| 4 | Rook, John, Broylemill | 2 | 7 | 4 | Holman |
| 1 | Rook, John senior | 2 | 1 | 1 | |
| 2 | Rook, George | 2 | 3 | Berry, James | |
| 1½ | Rook, Henry | 2 | 3 | 1 | Ridge, William |
| 1 | Russell, John | 2 | Saxby, C. | ||
| 1½ | Russell, Thomas, housekeeper | 2 | 2 | Saxby, C. | |
| Chailey | Saxton, John | 2 | 5 | ||
| 1 | Saxton, Thomas | 2 | Verrall, G.H. | ||
| 1½ | Saxton, William | 2 | 2 | Fish | |
| Sinden, William | 1 | ||||
| 2 | Seal, Henry | 2 | 5 | Morris, B. | |
| 1½ | Seal, John | 2 | 1 | ||
| Seal, Widow | 1 | service | |||
| Standen, Stephen | 2 | Lowdels, S. | |||
| 1½ | Tailor, William, Widower | 1 | 2 | ||
| Tailor, Joseph | 2 | 2 | carpenter | ||
| 1 | Taylor, Widow | 1 | 1 | ||
| 1½ | Taylor, Thomas | 2 | 1 | 1 | Berry, Richard |
| Chailey | Tasker, William | 2 | 5 | ||
| 2 | Tasker, Thomas | 2 | 2 | Lowdell, S. | |
| Ditchling | Thompson, James, senior | 1 | |||
| Thompson, James junior | 2 | 1 | Brewhouse, Brighton | ||
| 4 | Thompson, William | 2 | 8 | 1 | shoemaker |
| 1½ | Thompson, Henry | 2 | 2 | Ridge, William | |
| 1 | Thompson, John, infirm | 2 | £20 premium | ||
| 1½ | Trigwell, Mrs John | 1 | 2 | 2 | |
| 2½ | Trigwell, James | 2 | 4 | Fuller, J. | |
| 2 | Trigwell, William | 2 | 3 | Hillman, J. | |
| Upton, Henry, shepherd | 2 | 5 | Hillman, J., Malling | ||
| 1½ | Welfare, John | 2 | 2 | ||
| 4 | Wood, Samuel | 2 | 8 | 1 | Paine |
| Chailey | Williams, Samuel | 2 | 5 | ||
| 4 | Winter, John | 2 | 9 | 2 | Ridge |
| 1½ | Washer, General | 2 | 1 | 1 | huckster |
| 1 | Yates, John | 2 | |||
| From ESRO Par.461 38/1 |
The recipe for 'One making of Soup' is written in the margin of the document.
|
s
|
d
|
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| ½ bushel carrots |
9
|
||
| 6 gallons turnips |
9
|
||
| 4 gallons onions |
2
|
0
|
|
| 3 lb Scotch barley |
7½
|
||
| 4 gallons of pease |
4
|
2
|
|
| 70 lb beef, 4½ |
26
|
3
|
|
| ½ head |
1
|
3
|
|
| 10 lb oatmeal |
3
|
0
|
|
| 7 lb salt, 6 oz pepper |
9½
|
||
| TOTAL |
1
|
19
|
7
|
| 2 men |
8
|
0
|
|
| 1 lot soup |
2
|
7
|
7
|
|
2
|
7
|
7
|
|
| 560 D. bread |
2
|
6
|
8
|
| 1 week |
7
|
1
|
10
|
| Last day of soup 1839 - Mar 20th |