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1	(1) William Nosworthy and Susanna Stancombe, 6 May 1804, by banns in the parish church. Witness was William Stancombe. (2) One year earlier there was another marriage of a William Nosworthy to a Susanna Stancombe: William Nosworthy of this parish and Susanna Stancombe of this parish married by licence, fifteenth day of May 1803 by John Rendle. Both made their mark in the presence of Richard Brooking and John Tremills. It is now believed that there were two William Nosworthy's who married two Susanna Stancombe's. William Nosworthy, (widower of Ann Cleave), married Susannah Stancombe (widow of Isaac Stancombe; maiden name, Hamlyn), and William Nosworthy, son of William Nosworthy and Ann Cleave, married Susannah Stancombe, daughter of Isaac and Susannah Stancombe. Unfortunately, to date, there is no way of knowing which couple married first. At this point in time, because a child was baptised to one of these couples before the second marriage, and because we can only assume the younger couple had the children, the second marriage will be documented as belonging to the older couple.	Family: F7021
2	(1) William Nosworthy of this parish and Susanna Stancombe of this parish married by licence, fifteenth day of May 1803 by John Rendle. Both made their mark in the presence of Richard Brooking and John Tremills. (2) A later marriage was found: William Nosworthy and Susanna Stancombe, 6 May 1804, by banns in the parish church. Witness was William Stancombe. It is now believed that two William Nosworthy's married two Susanna Stancombe's. William Nosworthy, (widower of Ann Cleave), married Susannah Stancombe (widow of Isaac Stancombe; maiden name, Hamlyn), and William Nosworthy, son of William Nosworthy and Ann Cleave, married Susannah Stancombe, daughter of Isaac and Susannah Stancombe. Unfortunately, to date, there is no way of knowing which couple married first. At this point in time, because a child was baptised to one of these couples before the second marriage, and because we can only assume the younger couple had the children, the first marriage will be documented as belonging to the younger couple.	Family: F7036
3	(1) William Shields married Lucy Beddingfield, 27 Jan. 1812, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. (2) William Shields, bachelor, of this parish, and Lucy Bedingfield, spinster, of this parish, married 27 January 1812, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.	Family: F7075
4	5/3/1911 William Robert Nessworthy to Johannah Taylor - father Robert (labourer); Groom lived at 45 Wellington Street - Bride at No. 42.	Family: F7115
5	A witness to the marriage was William Craxford (?his brother)	Family: F8987
6	A witness was Elizabeth Craxford	Family: F9454
7	A witness was Harriett Craxford	Family: F114
8	According to the Banns register, Ambrose Nosworthy was a sojourner of the parish of Chudleigh; at the time of his marriage he was recorded as "being of the parish of Chudleigh"; he was able to sign the register. Elizabeth Widdicombe was 25 years of age.	Family: F7024
9	Banns of marriage between William Nosworthy and Ann Cleave were published on the 10th, 17th and 24th of September 1775. The said William Nosworthy of this parish and Ann Cleave of the same, were married in this church by banns the 10th day of October 1775 by me, Robert Taylor, Minister of Manaton. Both made their marks in the presence of William Cleave and Nathaniel Tremilla.	Family: F7008
10	Banns report: Bride: no legal father	Family: F267
11	Banns were called on the 2nd, 9th and 16th	Family: F8330
12	Banns were published 13th, 20th and 27th February 1791	Family: F94
13	Banns were published 2nd, 9th and 16th December 1900	Family: F98
14	Banns were published on 23rd and 30th April and 7th May 1876	Family: F339
15	Banns were published on 26th January, 2nd and 9th February 1873	Family: F72
16	Banns were published on 2nd, 9th and 16th April 1848	Family: F354
17	Banns were published on 2nd, 9th and 16th May 1858	Family: F357
18	Banns were published on 3rd, 10th and 17th April 1836	Family: F9453
19	Banns were published on January 11th, 18th and 25th 1903	Family: F595
20	Banns were published on May 31sy, June 7th and 14th 1840	Family: F7141
21	Banns were published on October 1st, 8th and 15th 1854	Family: F383
22	Banns were published on September 5th, 12th and 19th 1909	Family: F330
23	Bertie was a bachelor and a mason's draughtsman, living at 51, Alexander R oad, Upper Holloway. Ethel was a spinster at the same address. Witnessed by R J Amott, F Craxford and H Craxford.	Family: F332
24	BMD register gives Beaty as an alternative surname for Grace. Her maiden name is registered as Fogg on her daughter's birth entry	Family: F9408
25	By Banns	Family: F9358
26	Comfort Cox was Dinah's half sister	Family: F301
27	Entry no. 45. Marriage, in Staverton by Banns. Robert Norsworthy of full age, bachelor, mariner; residence at time of marriage: Pridhams Leigh; father: Thomas Norsworthy, labourer. Ann Snell of full age, spinster, servant; residence at time of marriage: Bullend; father: Joseph Snell, labourer. Neither Robert nor Ann could sign their names, making only their mark; both witnesses signed: Ann Nosworthy and Henry Please. (1) Ann Nosworthy might have been Robert's sister.	Family: F7004
28	Frederick Craxford (Father); C.L. Marks (father)	Family: F797
29	Frederick Victor Barker, age 21, bachelor, motor mechanic, address: 10 Mitre ? St. Father: George Barker, motor mechanic. Barbara Ford Nesworthy, age 20, spinster, address: 10 Mitre ? St. Father: William McClean Nesworthy, seaman. Married 25 December 1926, after banns, in the Parish Church of St. Stephens, South Shields. Both signed the register. Witnesses were James Ford Nesworthy and Elizabeth Craig Woodhouse.	Family: F7058
30	Grace Ann Nesworthy married James Fox, 2 Feb. 1895, St. Mary, South Shields.	Family: F7106
31	He is indexed as John Allen Crawford	Family: F92
32	His mother and her father were witnesses	Family: F893
33	Husband's age at marriage:21y Wife's age at marriage:20y	Family: F569
34	Husband's age at marriage:25y Wife's age at marriage:28y	Family: F578
35	Husband's age at marriage:28y Wife's age at marriage:20y	Family: F627
36	Husband's age at marriage:28y Wife's age at marriage:25y The family changed their name from the German "Kuntz" to "Huntley". Possibly partly due to hostility towards Germans during the first world war.	Family: F606
37	Husband's age at marriage:33y Wife's age at marriage:25y	Family: F635
38	Husband's age at marriage:75y Wife's age at marriage:69y	Family: F618
39	James Nessworthy, age 21, bachelor, residing at 40 Wellington St., a baker, son of Robert Nessworthy, boat builder, married Ellen Clark, age 20, spinster, residing at 8 Eastborne ?, daughter of Thomas Clarke, a fitter. They were married on 25 December 1895 at St. Aiden's Parish Church, South Shields, Durham. Both signed the register as did the witnesses, Elizabeth Nesworthy and Robert Ainsley. (1) One would make the assumption that the witness, Elizabeth Nessworthy, was James' mother. Nevertheless, the presence of Robert Ainsley as the other witness might change that. There was a marriage between Robert Ainsley and Elizabeth Nesworthy in 1896; this Elizabeth most likely being James' sister, based on the 1901 census. Therefore, the witness might have been James' sister and her intended husband, rather than his mother.	Family: F7073
40	John Nesworthy, age 21, bachelor, residing in South Shields, sailor, father Matthew Nesworthy, sailor; and Christiana McClean, age 19, spinster, residing in South Shields, father William McClean, sailor. Married after banns on 8 June 1878 at the Parish Church of St. Hilda's, St. Hilda's South Shields. Witnesses: John Stibling and Elizabeth Emie Bruce.	Family: F7047
41	John Norseworthy, of full age, bachelor, mariner, living at Higher Penn, Staverton; father - Thomas Norseworthy, husbandsman. Mary Shepherd, of full age, spinster, servant, living at Pridhamsleigh, Staverton; father - Edward Shepherd, husbandsman. Neither were able to sign their own names, so made their mark. The marriage was solemnized at the Parish Church of Staverton, in the county of Devon, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by me, William Marten, Vicar, on 11 February, 1841. Witnesses: Edward Shepherd made his mark; possibly "Sr" after it. The second witness signed his name, Edward Shepherd; possibly "Jr" after his name, but it is very unclear.	Family: F7020
42	Marriage Certificate: 27 May 1878, Matthew Nessworthy, of full age, bachelor, mariner, living at 73 Dale St., South Shields, father: Matthew Nessworthy, mariner, married Elizabeth Morrison, of full age, spinster, living at 73 Dale St., South Shields, father: Alexander, master mariner. They were married at the Parish Church of Westoe. Witnesses: William H[illeg.], June C[illeg.] (1) It is interesting to note the status of "spinster" for Elizabeth on this document in light of her first marriage and subsequent child.	Family: F7030
43	Marriage entry states: Thomas Nosworthy of the parish of Staverton and Grace Palk, both sojourners in this parish, were married in this church by banns this second day of August in the year one thousand eight hundred and eight, by me Matthew Lowndes, Vicar. In the presence of (the mark of ) Agnes Foot? and Robert Webber. Grace could not sign the register and made her mark. Although Thomas' parents are not named on the marriage record, he is believed to be Thomas, son of William Nosworthy and Ann Cleave, for the following reasons: (1) The Staverton parish records demonstrate that Thomas was not baptized in that parish. The children of Thomas and Grace are the first Nosworthy baptisms in the parish after a lapse of many, many years. (2) Widecombe is only 8 miles from Staverton. (3) Thomas and Grace named their second child, Ambrose, who was born ca 1811, and Thomas' own brother, Ambrose had just died at the age of 25 in 1810. (4) There is a burial of a Thomas Nosworthy, in Widecombe, 06 January, 1839, whose abode was Staverton, age 62; although a couple of years out, this also supports the liklihood that this is the Thomas who married Grace. (original burial records)	Family: F7005
44	Marriage record states: Ambrose Nosworthy and Mary Hannaford married 22 May 1834; witnesses, Stephen Townsend and Samuel Bowden, clerk.	Family: F7006
45	Marriage registered for Charles H. Nessworthy and Elizabeth H. Smith JAS 1922 Tynemouth.	Family: F7119
46	Marriage registered for Cyril O. Nessworthy and Catherine Higgins JAS 1937 Doncaster.	Family: F7091
47	Marriage registration match for Agnes N. Nesworthy and Joshua R. Thompson, South Shields.	Family: F7060
48	Marriage registration match for John W. Nessworthy and Maud A. Yeagers, Blackpool.	Family: F7111
49	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F7062
50	Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the Parish of Saint Mary, South Shields, Durham, on 24 June 1896. James Henry Nesworthy, age 22, bachelor, bricklayer, living at 25 Dock St. Father: Matthew Nesworthy, mariner. Isabella Addison, age 22, spinster, living at 25 Dock St. Father: George Addison, mariner. Married after banns, by George L. King, Vicar. Witnesses: Mary Carr and William Gardener.	Family: F7019

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