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1593
Elizabeth the dau of Peter TUCKE 29 April
John the son of Nicholas TUCKE, 20 May
John the son of John GYRLETON (Girdlestone), 20 May
Cecelie the daughter of John BAKER, 10 June
Henry the son of Thomas PARR the younger, 24 June
Elizabeth the daughter of Robt HARRYSONNE, 29 July
Peter the son of Richard IPWORTH, 29 July
Margaret the daughter of Thomas LAMBARD, 26 August
John the son of George SMARTE, 31 August
Suzan the daughter of John HAMONDE, 23 September
John the son of Robt COTTON, 30 September
Rose the daughter of Richard SKOSS, 30 September
John the son of James MASON, 21 November
Dorothee the daughter of Peter ABRAHAM, 25 February
1594
Agnes FAKENER daughter of Richard, 25 August
Johanne the dau of Wm HOWSE, 25 August
Joseph the son of Wm HOLMES, 20 September
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1594
Margerey the daughter of JohnGYRLETON (Girdlestone), 28 October
Dorothee the daughter of Ralphe BLOOME, 25 December
Margery the daughter of Robt COTTON, 25 December
Marie the dau of Ambrose WATHERSON, 27 December
Marie the daughter of John LYON, 6 January
Rebecca the daughter of Robt TUCKE, 1 March
Elizabeth the daughter of [?] SALLOWES, 22 March
1595
Robt the son of Thomas PARR junior, 22 April
George the son of John WHITAKER, 1 June
Robt the son of John GREY, 13 July
Marten the son of Peter TUCKE, 3 August
Ann the daughter of Christopher Pattersonne, 17 August
Thomas the son of Peter ABRAHAM, 7 September
Sarah the daughter of Wm SAUNDER, 7 September
Margery the daughter of Wm HOLMES, 26 October
Robt the son of James PARRE, 23 December
Richarde the son of Peter TOMPSON the younger, 20 March
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Commander Frank Stagg who made these transcriptions in the 1930s (before these early records were destroyed by being buried in the churchyard)
noted that"One result of Blomefield’s visit, 2 centuries later, seems to have been that the Registers of both Salthouse and Kelling were sent away for rebinding. That of Kelling still keeps its 1748 binding and is in a good state of repair, but that of Salthouse has disappeared, and with the cover has gone the first folio of Christenings and apparently the 2 earliest folios of Burials."
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