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- Parish Registers of Ongar, Essex (1590-1735), printed in 1886
- Christenings:
- 1604
Mary , daughter ofTho: Prentise , baptiz. 24 febr. (p.11)- An. Dom. 1622 regni Jac. 20
Mary , daughter ofThomas Prentice andMary his wife, bapt. May 1 day. (p.16)- An. Dom. 1624 anno regni regis Jacobi 22
Thomas , son ofThomas Prentice , baily, andMary his wife, bapt. April 25. (p.17)
- Marriages:
- Jac: 19 An: Dom: 1621
Thomas Prentice , husbandman, was lawfully maryed toMary Hammerstone , widdow of ye same parish of Cheping Ongar, in Essex, were maryed Novemb: 30 An: dom: 1621, wth 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, andMary 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 10th. (p.82)- 1706 Aug. 16
Thomas Horsnaile andMarget Prentice . (p.86)
- Burials:
- 1609 Ja. 7
Henry , son ofTho. Prentice , murthered, was buried 9 Aprill. (p.96)- 1610 Ja. 8
Elizabeth , wife ofTho. Prentise , buried 22 July. (p.97)- 1610 Ja. 8
Marie , daughtr of Tho. Prentise, buried 30 Januarij. (p.97)- An. Dom. 1622 regni Jac. 20
Mary Prentis , an infant, ye daughter ofTho: 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)
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