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Parish Registers of Ongar, Essex (1590-1735), printed in 1886

Christenings:

1604

Mary, daughter of Tho: Prentise, baptiz. 24 febr. (p.11)

An. Dom. 1622 regni Jac. 20

Mary, daughter of Thomas Prentice and Mary his wife, bapt. May 1 day. (p.16)

An. Dom. 1624 anno regni regis Jacobi 22

Thomas, son of Thomas Prentice, baily, and Mary his wife, bapt. April 25. (p.17)

Marriages:

Jac: 19 An: Dom: 1621

Thomas Prentice, husbandman, was lawfully maryed to Mary Hammerstone, widdow of ye same parish of Cheping Ongar, in Essex, were maryed Novemb: 30 An: dom: 1621, w^th in ye royal Castle of ye tower of London, called Saint Peters ad vincula, bands being taken, and no impediement to ye contrary.
Willm Hubbock, ye younger, being ye minister that maryed them. (p.81)

Jac. 20 An: dom: 1622

Thomas Prentice, Cowper, and Singleman, and Mary Starky, both of Cheping Ongar, were maryed ye third day of September.
ffrancis Alsop, ye elder, Churchwarden.
Edward Harris, Churchwarden.
Thomas Graves, Pastor of Cheping Ongar. (p.81)

Anno Domini: 1635 annoq regni regis Caroli II0

John Vmphrye, vidatus, & Mary Prentice, vidua, maryed August 10^th. (p.82)

1706 Aug. 16

Thomas Horsnaile and Marget Prentice. (p.86)

Burials:

1609 Ja. 7

Henry, son of Tho. Prentice, murthered, was buried 9 Aprill. (p.96)

1610 Ja. 8

Elizabeth, wife of Tho. Prentise, buried 22 July. (p.97)

1610 Ja. 8

Marie, daught^r of Tho. Prentise, buried 30 Januarij. (p.97)

An. Dom. 1622 regni Jac. 20

Mary Prentis, an infant, ye daughter of Tho: Prentis, husbandma, buryed July 21. (p.98)

Anno Domini 1634 annoq regni regis Caroli 10

Thomas Prentise, an ancient inhabitant, was buryed the third day of December. (p.103)