1640 Robert the sonne of Mʳ Francis Burdet of Formark Esquiour was borne the 11ᵗʰ day of January and baptized the 4ᵗʰ day of February 1640. 1647 William the son of Will Bull bap about Candlemas. 1648 John Wilkinson of Englebye was bur Nov 4. Recᵈ 6ˢ/8ᵈ for the grave. 1650 Godfrey Thacker sen burᵈ March 26ᵗʰ. 1652 Old Ashe of Milton bur Oct 12. 1657 Samuel yᵉ son of Thomas Shaw yᵉ younger bap 28 June. (He became the eminent Nonconformist Divine &c.) 1657 A _tabler_ at Tho Bramly bur Aug: (_Tabler_, a pupil of Repton School who lodged or _tabled_ in the village). 1658 Yᵉ foole at Anchorchurch bur Aprill 19. 1658 James a poore man dyed at Bretby Manner was bur May 20. 1660 A ladd of Nuball’s of Engleby bur yᵉ same day Jan: 2. 1664 Mʳ Thomas Whitehead was bur Oct 17. (1ˢᵗ Ussher of Repton School.) 1666 Thoˢ Rathban (Rathbone) the Under School-master was bur Nov 30. 1667 Mʳ William Ullock the Head Schoolmaster of Repton School died May the 13ᵒ and was buried in the Chancel May the 15ᵒ. Collected at Repton (for reliefe of yᵉ inhabitants of Soulbay in yᵉ County of Suffolk yᵗ suffered by fire) October yᵉ 30 1659 the sume of Tenn shillings and eight pence. GEO: ROADES, Pastor. Several similar collections, “for the fire att Wytham Church, Sussex, the sume of 3s. 6d.” Sepᵗ 4 1664 “Towards the repairs of the church at Basing in the county of Southampton 4s. 3d.” Feb. 19 1664 “For the inhabitants of Cromer at Shipden yᵉ sume of four shillings five pence.” “For two widdows that came with a letter of request viz: Mʳˢ Elizabeth Benningfield and Mʳˢ Mary Berry the sum of 3s. 4d.” Ditto for Mʳˢ Calligane 3s. 2d. Sepʳ 23 1660 “For a fire att Willinghal Staffordshire yᵉ sum of 13/s.” GEO: ROADES, Minister. JOHN STONE, Churchwardens. his ✠ mark. Across the last page of the register is written this sage piece of advice: “Beware toe whome you doe commit the secrites of your mind for fules in fury will tell all moveing in there minds.” RICHARD ROGERSON, 1684. NAMES OF REPTON FAMILIES IN REGISTERS.