The parish registers of Gatton, co. Surrey / transcribed and edited by W. Bruce Bannerman.

Date:
1908
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Credit: The parish registers of Gatton, co. Surrey / transcribed and edited by W. Bruce Bannerman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Bapt. Elizabeth the Daughter of John Tyler was baptised the xiiijth day of march 1620. Bapt. 1621 Marie the Daughter of Richard Brimpsteed was bap- tised the xvth day of April 1621. 1622 Nihil. 1623. Bap: Richard the sone of Richard Brimpsteed was baptised the xxvijth day of Aprill. Bur: William Copley Junil, Gent., was buried the vi day of July An0 pdict. Bapt. William* the sone of Samuel Ofielde, Esquire, was bap- tised the 10th day mensis. [“ Natue primo die ” in left- hand margin.—Ed.] Christopher Langhe [?] & Mary Gremfield were maried ye 7th [? 4] of Septemb. [This entry has been interlined. —Ed.] Bapt. William the sone of John Tyler was baptised the viijth day of Decemb. Ano pdict. Marriage Thomas Giles of Chipsted and Elizabeth Bonner of the pish of Gatton were married the 2d day of Februarie 1623. 1624. Raphe Rand, doctor of Phissick, and Elizabeth Fletcher both of Oxted were maried the 23 day of September 1624. Robt. Kestecen [?], Cittizen & Haberdasher of London, and Marie Fletcher were married the same day. William Milles of Tandridge and Jane Longe of the same were married the xxvth day of October. 1625. William the son of Richard Brimpsteed was baptised the 10th of July 1623. William Brimpsteed of this Parish of Gatton & Rebecah Duke of the same were married the 2ond day of Feb: anno jidicto. 1626. Edward the sone of John Tylor was baptised the 6th day of April Ano 1626. 1627. William and John the sones of William Brimpsteed (being borne in Ewell) were baptised at Gatton the xvth day of April 1627. * William Owfield, or, as he wrote himself, Oldfield, was chosen one of the Representatives of Gatton in the Convention Parliament in April 1660, but as it was on a double return, was declared void. On the new election he was quietly seated.—Manning and Bray, vol. ii., p. 235.