Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the districtHipkins, F. C. (Frederick Charles)
History
Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the district
Hipkins, F. C. (Frederick Charles)
Repton (England) -- Description and travel; Repton (England) -- History
Jo. Wallin, curate. Temp. Ed. VI.
1584 Richard Newton, curate.
1602 Thomas Blandee, B.A., curate.
” John Horobine
1612 George Ward, minister
Mathew Rodgers, minister
1648 Bernard Fleshuier, ”
1649 George Roades, ”
1661 John Robinson, ”
1663 John Thacker, M.A., minister.
” William Weely, curate.
1739 Lowe Hurt, M.A.
1741 William Astley, M.A.
1742 John Edwards, B.A.
1804 John Pattinson.
1843-56 Joseph Jones, M.A.
1857-82 W. Williams.
1883-97 G. Woodyatt, B.A.
1898 A. A. McMaster, M.A.
[Illustration: Plate 5.
Plan of Repton Church. (F. C. H.)
Plan of Repton Priory. (W. H. H. ST. JOHN HOPE, Mens et Del.) (Page 25.)]
CHAPTER V.
REPTON CHURCH REGISTERS.
There are three ancient register books of births, baptisms, marriages
and burials, and one register book of the Churchwardens’ and Constables’
Accounts of the Parish of Repton. They extend from 1580 to 1670.
The oldest Volume extends from 1580 to 1629: the second from 1629 to
1655: the third from 1655-1670. The Churchwardens’ and Constables’
Accounts from 1582 to 1635.
The oldest Volume is a small folio of parchment (13 in. by 6 in.) of 45
leaves, bound very badly, time-stained and worn, in parts very badly
kept, some of the leaves are loose, and some are quite illegible. It is
divided into two parts, the first part (of thirty pages) begins with
the year 1590 and extends to 1629: the second part begins with “Here
followeth the register book for Ingleby, formemarke and Bretbye,” from
1580 to 1624.
The Second Volume consists of eighteen leaves of parchment (13 in. by
6 in.), unbound, the entries are very faded, only parts of them are
legible, they extend from 1629 to 1655.
The Third Volume has twenty-six leaves (11½ in. by 5½ in.). The entries
are very legible, and extend from 1655 to 1670.
On the first page is written:
December yᵉ 31, 1655.
Geo: Roades yᵉ day & yeare above written approved & sworne
Register for yᵉ parrish of Repton in yᵉ County of Derby
By me JAMES ABNEY.
THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES OCCUR.
1595 Milton. Wᵐ Alt who was drowned buried yᵉ 26 of ffebruarie.
1604 William a poor child wh died in the Church Porch buried yᵉ
4th of June.
1610 Mʳᵉˢ Jane Thacker daughter of Mʳ Gilbert Thacker Esquyer
buryed the Xᵗʰ of January Aᵒ Dmi 1610.
“Vixit Jana deo, vivet pia Jana supernis,
Esto Panōphæo gratia grata Iovi.”
1612 Mʳ Gilbert Thacker Esquyer buryed the X of July.
1613 John Wayte churchⁿ entered the XXVI of Aprill.
1638 Philip yᵉ sonne of Mʳ Haughton & Lady Sarah his wife was
bapᵗ at Bratby. March 30.
1638 The lady Jane Burdit wife of Sⁱʳ Thomas Burdit buryed the
24ᵗʰ of March.
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