Marriages from 1701 to 1753 are now online!
I transcribed marriages from 1717-1753 over a decade ago, so I’ve revised and updated them, as well as added marriages from 1701-1716. There’s nearly 600 for you to look through, and they include several people from Essex, so maybe you’ll knock down some pesky brickwalls!
Image: “The Comforts of Matrimony, a good toast” by Thomas Rowlandson, 1809. © Trustees of the British Museum.
I recently discovered that for ages, I’ve had the wrong documents linked for Little Clacton marriages 1538-1754! Whoops! I’ve now updated the links so all should be well.
More Little Clacton transcriptions are on the way, along with lots more for the seemingly never-ending Long Melford!
Over 1,000 burials for Long Melford from 1721 to 1740 now online. This set includes a larger than usual number of burials in the late 1720s when an epidemic affected the whole country following poor harvests in the middle of the decade.
Nearly 1,400 baptisms for Long Melford, Suffolk, from 1701 to 1730, now online.
600 marriages for Long Melford, from 1651-1700. The couples come from all over Suffolk, and some from Essex, too, so you never know who you might find in these records!
Over 1,200 burials for Long Melford, Suffolk, from 1690 to 1720 now online!
Over 1,100 baptisms for Long Melford, Suffolk, from 1681 to 1700! Who will you discover?
Over 1,300 burials now online for Long Melford, Suffolk from 1661 to 1691.
Over 1,300 baptisms for Long Melford, Suffolk, from 1651 to 1680, now online.
This is not an April Fool! Over 800 marriages for Long Melford, Suffolk, from 1570 to 1650, are now online.
These were quite a challenge to transcribe – some parts of the entries have been lost on the edge of the page. I’ve referred to Boyd’s when this has happened, and I’ve made it clear in the notes what Boyd’s interpretation is. Hopefully you’ll find your family in these records!
