Kingsclere Burials as taken from the Parish Register for 1814 RUMBOLD William of Itchenswell age 5 months 8 January VINCE Charlotte of Somershurst age 2 years 14 January MUNDAY John of Knouldhill age 2 years 16 January VINCE Hannah of Somershurst age 12 years 17 January CARLEY William of Nutkins age 22 years 19 January TYLER John of Brazen Head age 84 years 25 January DORE Jonathan of Sidmonton age 80 years 8 February DANCE Hannah of Spradbury age 1 year 17 February STOCKER Jane of Itchenswell age 17 years 10 March DRAKE John of Town age 53 years 25 March BENWELL Thomas of Ayliffe age 82 years 25 March WYAT John of Town age 77 years 31 March MARTIN James of the Dell age 65 years 1 April PRATER James of Itchenswell age 7 months 13 April MAY Mary of Town age 60 years 24 April RABBITS Sarah of Town age 60 years 30 April MARES Theodosia of Common age 92 years 1 May PARSONS Olive of North Sidmonton age 2and a half years 2 May KEEP Sarah of Town age 16 years 3 May SEWURD Mary of Marsh age 32 years 10 May HEAD George of Town age 15 years 20 May WALDEN John of Town age 67 years 26 May BROOKER James of Town age 6 weeks 20 May VERNEY Mary of the Dell age 11 years 1 June MOORE of Town age 40 years 15 June CANNON Richard of Marsh age 75 years 30 June Regards Barbara Mallyon Basingstoke, Hants, UK BarbaraMallyon@lewmal.co.uk

Hello Everybody, Barbara has asked me to post a message regarding the result of my fourteen years search for Ann Bridg(e)man, who as Anne Tyrell married Charles Stocker at East Woodhay in 1762. They were my 4 x g.g.parents. Ann Bridgeman married John Tyrrell at East Woodhay 08021757. John was buried there 18091757. There was a son, also John, who was buried there as an infant 24091758. Besides searching for other ancestors, I have from time to time, checked various baptism registere for Ann(e) both in adjacent Hampshire parishes and others in Wuiltshire and Berkshire, these counties being very close to East Woodhay. I failed for fourteen years! However, John Lewis pointed out to me that there were some Bridg(e)man marriages in Burghclere, which was one of the few local parishes I had not previously checked and Margaret Moon in Australia, who has fiches of the parish registers, found a christening for Ann, daughter of Isaac Burgeman 14031737, which I think will turn out to be 1737/8 as the old calendar was in use in that parish at that time. On my next visit to H.R.O. I hope to clarify that point, I am aware the fiches for the parish are very faint in places. I am as satisfied as one can be that the search for Ann(e) is over, there is no burial for an Ann Bridg(e)man/Burgeman on HGS burial index and no other marriage has come to light for an A.B. Her parents were undoubtedly Isaac Bridgeman and Ann Eames who were married in Burghclere 03101736. I know that many people on this list have Bridgeman ancestry so this information may help somebody else. I have checked several indeses in the past few days and the surname, besides being in Burghclere and Kingsclere, is also in Newtown and Thatcham, all these parishes being in a small group. It appears therfore that searches of baptism and marriage regisres for the four parishes mentioned might profit other list members, I shall be doing so as soon as I can. Hopefully, somebody may succeed in their Bridgeman quest as a result of this information, and thank you John and Margaret for the assistance which shows the effectiveness of this type of mailing list. Cheers for now, Rod in Andover.