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Fleet register: Officiating Ministers: Alley, Colton, Elborrow, etc. Pages 1-5 (December...
Catalogue reference: RG 7/15
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This record is about the Fleet register: Officiating Ministers: Alley, Colton, Elborrow, etc. Pages 1-5 (December... dating from 1700 Dec-1754 Mar in the series General Register Office: Registers of Clandestine Marriages and of Baptisms in the.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- RG 7/15
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1700 Dec-1754 Mar
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Fleet register:
Officiating Ministers: Alley, Colton, Elborrow, etc. Pages 1-5 (December - 1700).
Pages 7-9 (January - March 1709).
Pages 33-56, a small booklet (March 1713 - November 1732).
Pages 57-58 (January - December 1716).
Pages 11-15 (June 1722 - April 1723).
Pages 17-30 (August 1724 - 1729).
Pages 31, 127-145 (June 1730 - January 1731).
Officiating Ministers: Wigmore, Gaynam, Sindrey (May - July 1731). Entries duplicated in RG 7/112.
Officiating Ministers: Shellburn, Wyatt, Ryder, Wigmore, Sindrey. Pages 97-106 (February 1736 - October 1738).
Pages 107-112 (October 1739 - March 1740).
Officiating Ministers: Wyatt, Ashwell. Pages 165-166 (24 September - November 1741).
Pages 113-116 (July - December 1742).
Pages 117-122 (May - June 1747).
Officiating Ministers: Symson, Townsend, Nodes, Bearfield (August 1752 - March 1754). Indexed in RG 7/287 (to entry number 670), pages 147-164.
Pages 167-168 (October - November 1753)
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- Population
- Census
- Prisons
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RG 7
General Register Office: Registers of Clandestine Marriages and of Baptisms in the...
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