St George Tombland Past And Present a Contribution to the History of a Norwic
St George Tombland Past And Present a Contribution to the History of a Norwic
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F 66 ST. GEORGE TOMBLAND : Symon Sumpter wedded Joan Goose, the names of the two brides being still amongst us. A little further on and we find in 1569, one Brett (possibly an ancestor of our parish clerk) was married. The names of Palmer, Marsham, Rose, Bullard, and King follow quickly upon the last. In 1590, Richard Blowfield weds Mary Baly. In 1593 two sheriffs (there were two in those days) united their families, one furnishing a husband and the other a wife, for Wm. Johnson, then sheriff, ...married Anna Tolye (one of the name being co-sheriff with the bridegroom) ; Johnson and his wife are buried in St. Etheldred. Richard Harman, possibly father of the one of the same name, who was M. P. For Norwich, vi{/e "The Font, " here married, in 1598, Zelochell Bately, alienigena (a foreigner), and in 1606, Margaret Howse gives her hand and heart to Tobias Grene. In 1607, Griffin Blackwell pledges his troth to Rebecca Foster; they are represented by the present family of Foster, who have long been connected with the parish, and whose kindly help to every good work has been much appreciated.
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F 66 ST. GEORGE TOMBLAND : Symon Sumpter wedded Joan Goose, the names of the two brides being still amongst us. A little further on and we find in 1569, one Brett (possibly an ancestor of our parish clerk) was married. The names of Palmer, Marsham, Rose, Bullard, and King follow quickly upon the last. In 1590, Richard Blowfield weds Mary Baly. In 1593 two sheriffs (there were two in those days) united their families, one furnishing a husband and the other a wife, for Wm. Johnson, then sheriff, ...married Anna Tolye (one of the name being co-sheriff with the bridegroom) ; Johnson and his wife are buried in St. Etheldred. Richard Harman, possibly father of the one of the same name, who was M. P. For Norwich, vi{/e "The Font, " here married, in 1598, Zelochell Bately, alienigena (a foreigner), and in 1606, Margaret Howse gives her hand and heart to Tobias Grene. In 1607, Griffin Blackwell pledges his troth to Rebecca Foster; they are represented by the present family of Foster, who have long been connected with the parish, and whose kindly help to every good work has been much appreciated.
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