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Plymstock - Register of births either Dead-borne or Unbaptized 1700-1705
Transcribed by Bev Edmonds
Provided here by kind permission of the Rev. Steve Payne
This Register is among the Parish Registers for Plymstock, situated in the microfiche between Burials to 1747 and Marriages in 1748. The hand writing is scrawly but readable, totally different to that around it, which suggests that it might have been a separate register that was filmed and stuck in between when the Registers were filmed. (In fact, a subsequent check of the actual Parish Registers has revealed that this "Register of Dead-borne" was written on the last two pages of the Parish Register, the vicar/curate having first turned the book upside down.)
PLYMSTOCK
Anno Dom 1700
"Register of births either Dead-borne or unbaptized within the Pish of Plymstock from ye ffirst day of Augt' as followeth".
Decem' ult aut juxt Ame ye wife of Phillip HOOP ? [over edge of page but could be HOOPER] was delivered of a dead-borne child.
ffeb.3 aut juxt Barbara ye wife of Paul BICKFORD was delivered of a dead-borne child.
Mar. 4 aut juxt Elizabeth the wife of Will. TOOKER was delivered of a dead-borne child.
Mar. 10 aut juxt Lidia the wife of Xtopher EDGCOMBE was delivered of a dead-borne child.
1701
Mar. 30 An unbaptized child of Obed. KERSWELL by the name of Deborah was noticed.
Augt' 20 aut juxta 1701. Mary the wife of William BURNE was delivered of a still-borne child.
Sept' 14 Mary ye wife of Cornelius LUCAS was delivered of a dead-borne child.
Anno Dom 1702
Sept. 28 A Basterd son of Ruth CARNE unbapt was noticed.
Sept 28 A son of a Dissenting stranger was noticed.
ffeb 7 aut juxt Elizabeth wife of Will. TOOKER was delivered of a Dead-borne child.
Anno Dom 1703
May 23 aut juxta Grace the wife of John EFFORD was delivered of a Dead-borne child.
July 25 aut juxta Elizabeth the wife of Ruloff WENDELO was delivered of a Still-Borne child.
Anno Dom 1704
ffeb ye 10 aut juxta Mary wife of Edward GIDDY was delivered of a Dead-borne child
Anno Dom 1705
Nove' 4 An unbaptized child by the name of William was noticed by William HINGSTON Nove' 4.
Jan 10 Thomazine the wife of Mr. Thomas MOGGISON was delivered of a Dead-borne child
1699
Curate: John WARNER
Churchwardens: Richard BOGER and Edmund BOGER
Transcriber's Notes :
[1] The name HOOPER is recorded in 1701 so my guess on the first name could be correct.
[2] Rulow WENDELO recorded in 1700
[3] Not sure what the term "was noticed" means, except to say that I think it may mean that the incident recorded had come to the attention of the Curate.