| Description | With reference to baptisms, regular entries begin 1732, before this are 9 pages giving 60 scattered entries of baptisms and (in a few cases) births, from 1708, for only 21 surnames, including 14 for that of Hough (Huff). With reference to burials, begns with occasional years around half way into the volume, 1719-21, 1727, 1730 and 46 entries for 1728-29 with regular entries beginning in 1731 going comprehensively through to 1781; from 1782 burial entries are added after the corresponding baptisms for the year, and these entries begin about a third of the way into the register. With reference to marriages, 1731-1754, regular entries begin 1731, before this are three marriages in 1719, two in 1720 and one in 1729; there is also one entry for 1801.
Includes extracts from the wills of Hannah Murcott in 1775 and of John Glover 1799, terrier of the vicarage, n.d., note of minister's fees for vaults during the incumbency of Edward Horne, n.d.; various memoranda relating to the new church clock by Thomas Paris, of Warwick, (with list of contributors) 1741, to "the Vicaridge House finished May 1726", to institutions, early 18th cent., to building of the porch and room over it, n.d.; and a list of incumbents from before 1731 to 1880
DR 452/2a Affidavit of Elizabeth Rowny, who states that William Newbery was buried in nothing but wool, 27 May 1701. [This was found loose at the beginning of baptism register DR 452/4, but placed with composite register of DR 452/2, being the more appropriate place, 10 Jun 2015.] |