REGISTER OF NUT HILL AND HEDON
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A.D. 1849 Die nono mensis Augusti ego Gul : Parsons baptizavi infantem natam die Septimo mensis Julii ex Birgitta Rice de Mayo, Ireland, Cui nomen impositum est Maria Anna . Patrini fuere Joannes Fury et Dorothaea Underhill. A.D. 1847 Die decimo octavo mensis Januarii ego Gul: Parsons baptizavi infantem natum die 23 natum ex Georgio et Elizabeth Wood (olim Reeves) conjugibus , Cui nomen impositum est Joannes. Patrini fuerunt JoannesRichardson et Emma Champney. A.D. 1848 Die 23 mensis Maii ego Gul : Parsons baptizavi infantem natum die 28 mensis Martii ex Thoma et Maria Knapton (olim Williamson ) conjugibus, Cui nomen impositum e[st] Thomas. Patrini fuerunt Thomas Dibb et Joanna Caley. A.D. 1849 Die decimo sexto mensis Aprilis ego Gul : Parsons baptizavi infantem ex Ricardo et Anna Elizabeth Champney (olim Dibb) conj : natam die nono Aprilis, Cui nomen impositum est Maria . Patrini fuere David Hardy Lorrimar et Anna Lorrimar. MARRIAGES.
Ego Gulielmus Parsons die 30 mensis Junii conjunxi in matrimonium Arthur Hardy Lorrimar ACatholicus et Annam Champney Catholicam . A.D. 1844 Vigesima 4th die mensis Julii ego Gulielmus Parsons hujus loci ( Hedon) Missionarius Aplicus conjunxi in matrimonium Gulielmum Thompson de loco Lane Head (or Herd) cum Maria Robinson. Testes fuere Francisca Robinson et Sara Robinson. N.B. The Revd Wm Parsons quitted his incumbency at Hedon Aug: 18, 1849, to assume the incumbency of Sheffield. Written on inside of back cover
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LIST OF PRIESTS .
Rev. Thomas Ferby's Register at Nuthill begins 1774 1778 Rev. James Foster Rev. Thomas Caton 1785 1787 [ Blank] Rev. T. W. [Worswick 1795 ] Rev. Peter Osmond 1797 Rev. Thomas Taylor 1798 1801 Rev. Sebastian Manour Rev. Joseph Swinburn 1801 ? 1838 Rev. Henry Newsham Rev. William Parsons 1843 Rev. Francis Trappes, August 1849 1851 Rev. Robert Tate, D.D., March 1 Revd Joseph Cottam Fisher, April 14th 1853 1885 Rev. John Leadbetter , January 11th Rev. David J. Smith, September 15th 1889 showing the condition of this part of Holderness but little more than a century ago , an old resident in 1841 used to tell how in the winter time he, as a boy, regularly skated from Ridgmont to school at Roos, three miles away (Poulson, op. cit., ii . 369).