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Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1769/74
William JELF – Yeoman
Written: 8th February 1769
Proved: 6th May 1769
The document consists of one page of clear neat rounded handwriting. I have inserted paragraphs in this transcription for ease of reading but there are none in the document itself. Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /seperatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

In the Name of God Amen. I William JELF of Tirley otherwise Trinley in the County of Gloucester yeoman being weak in Body but of sound and Disposing Mind Memory and Understanding do make publish and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament in Manner following - that is to say.

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Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1708/192
William JELFE – Clerk
Written: 3rd March 1706
Proved: 19th July 1708
The document is fairly lengthy consisting of two pages of neat, small and closely written handwriting. I have inserted paragraphs in this transcription for ease of reading but there are none in the document itself. Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /seperatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

If you can tell me any more about the people named in this will, I would be delighted to hear from you. Thanks.

In the name of God Amen I William JELFE of the p[ar]ish of Tirly alias Trinly in the County of Glouc[ester] clerke being in pretty good health of body and in perfect memory (blessed be God therefore) do hereby make and ordaine this to be my last will and Testam[ent] in manner and forme following In the first place I resigne my soule into the hands of Almighty God who gave it me trusting that through the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ my saviour he will receive it into his heavenly kingdom And as for my body I committ it to the earth to be decently but frugally buried by my Executrix herein after named And as for my worldly goods (which God has blessed me with) I give and bequeath the same as followeth

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Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1722/21
Richard BAXTER – Yeoman
Written: 1st April 1719
I have inserted paragraphs in this transcription for ease of reading but there are none in the document itself. Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /seperatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

If you can tell me any more about the people or places named in this will, I would be very happy to hear from you. Thanks.

In the name of God Amen. The first day of April Anno Domini 1719: I Richard BAXTER of Trinley alias Tirley in the County of Gloucester yeoman being not so well as I use to be but in perfect memory praised be Almighty God and being mindfull of the uncertainty of this transitory life doe make and ordaine this my last will and testament in manner and forme following first I bequeath my soule unto God my maker hopeing to be saved by and through the meritts and intersession of the Lord Jesus Christ; And my Body unto the Earth to be buried at the discresion and charges of my Executors herein hereafter mentioned and as for those wordly goodes which the Lord hath hetherto afforded me I doe dispose of them as followeth;

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Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1691/177
Richard BAXTER – Yeoman
Written: 1686
Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /seperatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

If you can tell me any more about the people named in this will, I would be very happy to hear from you. Thanks.

In the name of God Amen I Richard BAXTER the Elder of Tirley alias Trinley in the County of Gloucester yeoman being in good sound and perfect mind and memory praise be therefore given to Almighty God Doe make and ordaine this my present Last will and testament In Manner and forme following that is to say first and principally I commend my soule into the hands of almighty god hoping through the merits /death/ and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon & forgiveness of all my sins & to Inherit Everlasting Life & my body I commit to the Earth to be decently buried at the descretion of my Execut hereafter named and as _____ the disposition of all such Temporall Estate as it hath pleased almighty god to bestow upon me I give & dispose thereof as followeth

First I will that all my debts and funeral charges shall be paid and discharged First I give and /devise/ unto Margreat BAXTER my Lawfull wife my Best Bed & all as belongeth there unto My _____ brass kettle ____ on for the terme of her life after her desese to remaine to my eldest daughter Mary BAXTER Item I give unto my eldest daughter my best brass kettle and my _____ brass _____ Item I give unto my son John BAXTER my best brass ____ & my next best brass kettle & the second best bed and all as belong to /him/ & my three /stockbate/ Item I give unto my youngest daughter Ann BAXTER My two lesser brass kettles & my worst bed & all belonging to /him/ Item I give unto my eldest sone Richard BAXTER my bed that he formerly had in his keeping Item I give my _____ betwixt my to sons equally All the rest & residue of my personal estate goods & chattles whatsoever to be equally to be parted betwixt my three children Mary BAXTER John BAXTER Anne BAXTER my debts being paid Item my will is that if my cattle and monyes doth not amount to the value of sixty pounds my debts being paid to be equally divided betwixt my three children to Mary BAXTER John BAXTER & Anne BAXTER that then twenty pounds which my eldest son Rich: BAXTER is bound in an obligation to my Executor hereafter mentioned to be equally to be divided as I fores[ai]d: Item I give unto my brother William BAXTER my acre off meadow lying in Frogmore in the p[ar]ish of Chasly in the County of Worcester if case my son Richard BAXTER refuses to pay the sume of /seventeen/ pounds tenn shillings due upon /bond/ to him the said William BAXTER my deare & loving _____ brother In whom I doe here by constitute ordaine and appoint to be whole and sole Executor of this my last will & testament my debts & funeral expenses to be discharged & all the afores[ai]d Legacys by me given to be paid & discharged within on yeare & daye after my deses Revoking all former & other wills heretofore by me and In wittness whereof I have here unto put my hand & seale the first daye of June In the second yeare of the Raighn of Soveraign Lord King James the Second over England _____1686.

Signed Sealed Published and declared as my Last Will and Testament In the p[re]sence of
Marke of Richard BAXTER
Jonathon /DAUNTON/
Marke of Thomas COOKE
John SURMON

SUPPOSITION

Richard and William BAXTER (brothers)
According to the IGI, a Richard BAXTER was baptised in Chaceley, 20 Feb 1634. His father was Richard BAXTER and his mother was Anne BERROWE who married in Chaceley on the 17th February 1633. His brother, William was baptised on 21 March 1637 in Chaceley and was buried in Tirley on January 23 1695. (Source: William Good transcriptions).

Margaret BAXTER (wife)
Margarett BAXTER widow was buried in Tirley on September 5th 1698 (Source: William Good transcriptions).

Mary, Richard, John and Anne BAXTER (children of Richard and Margaret)
The William Good transcriptions records the baptism of four children to a Richard BAXTER in Chaceley between 1661 and 1669. Mary BAXTER: 16 Sep 1661, Rich BAXTER: 23 Jan 1664 (see the will of Richard Baxter proved 1722), John BAXTER: 07 Jan 1666 and Ann BAXTER: 27 Jan 1669.

If a person died without leaving a will (intestate) and the estate was large enough or could not be divided by mutual agreement then application was made to the court for the appointment of an administrator/s to divide the estate. This permission was given by the court in the form of a Letter of Administration or Admons. Administrators were usually the next of kin of the deceased (a widow, child or brother) but creditors were sometimes appointed.

Since medieval times the law stipulated that widows should receive one third of the estate of an intestate; The Statute of Distributions 1670 provided that the residue should be divided equally among the children of the deceased. If the deceased had no children, next in line were the parents then siblings.

Admon also came into effect if a will was made naming no executors or the executors refused to act/died. Admon was then dealt with according to the terms of the will.

Admons usually contain limited information often consisting of the name, residence and possibly the occupation of the administrator appointed.

Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1687/268
Thomas JELFE – Yeoman
Written: April 3rd 1687
Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /separatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

If you can tell me any more about the people named in this will, I would be very happy to hear from you. Thanks.

In the name of god Amen

I Thomas JELFE yeoman of the parish of Sandhurst in the County of Gloucester being very sicke and weake of body but of perfect memory (blessed be Almighy God) doe make and ordain this to be my last will and testament in manner and forme as followeth.

First I bequeath my soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it mee, trusting in the meritts of Jesus Christ my saviour to find redemption _____ it, and my body to be buryed in the churchyard of Sandhurst at the discretion of my Executors, whom I shall hereafter name; and as for my worldy goods I give and bequeath as followeth.

Imprimis. I give and bequeath unto my second son Thomas JELFE of the parish of Sandhurst the remainder of the terms in my lease of six acres of arable land in Sandhurst which I hold from Wm KENT, condition that he shall pay unto my youngest son John JELFE halfe the worth of it (as it shall be valued by two or three honest men) _____ one year after my decease.

Item. I give unto my youngest son John one large cupboard one warming pan one [buckering cowle] and one large kettle.

Item. I give unto my son Thomas one painted coverlett.

Item. I give unto my eldest son Wm JELFE the summe of one pound to be payd _____ one year after my decease.

Item. I give unto Judith his wife and after her to Elizabeth his eldest daughter one pair flaxen sheets and one Holland pillow:[bird] and one sofa.

And lastly I doe [constitue] and ordain my two youngest sons Thomas and John to be the sole of Executors of this my last will and testament and to pay all my debts and my eldest son Wm JELFE
to be overseer, and to /take care that their happen nor differences betwain/ them in the dividing of my personall effects. Witness my hand the day and year first above written.

Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
Mark of Thomas JELFE
Edmond SALCOMB
Mark of William MERRY
_____ MERRY

SUPPOSITION

William JELFE (son)
William is likely to be the same William who became vicar of Tirley in 1681 (Ref: CCED). He entered Oriel College, Oxford in 1673, aged 18 putting his birth abt. 1655. William marries Judith BIDDLE on November 28th 1681 in Forthampton (William Good transcriptions). 6 children are baptised to William and Judith in Tirley (Source: William Good transcriptions), 4 of these children survive – Judith (bapt: 1686), William (bapt: 1691), Elizabeth (bapt: 1694) and John (bapt: 1698) and are mentioned in their fathers will.

Elizabeth JELFE (grand-daughter)
The Elizabeth (eldest daughter of William and Judith) is buried in Tirley on February 28th 1688 (Source: William Good transcriptions).

Catalog: Wills 1541-1800
Ref: 1693/222
Walter JELF - Fisherman
Written: 4th September 1693
Original spellings have been retained. Abbreviations have been expanded with the letters that were omitted in [square brackets]. Use of /separatrix/ denotes transcription unsurety.

If you can tell me any more about the people named in this will, I would be very happy to hear from you. Thanks.

In the Name of God Amen the fourth day of September In the fifte yeare of the raine of our Soverens Lord and Lady King William and Quene Mary King and Queene of England Scotland France and /Earlland/ defendant of the faithe. And in the year of our Lord 1693. I Walter Jelfe of the parish of Sandhurst in the County of Gloucester fisherman beeing sick in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory thankes be to God for itt doe make and ordain this my last will and testamente in maner and forme following that is to say first and /princuppelly/ I give and bequeath my soul unto the Lord God that made me hoping and stedfastly /beeleeveing/ that _____ _____ and by the merits death and pashon of Jesus Christ my redeemer to have full pardon of all my sines and sallvation thereby. And as for my worldly Goods and Estate as God hath blessed mee with I doe give and bequeath as followeth

Imp[rimis] I doe give and bequeath unto my sister in leaw Mary JELFE and to her children the sum of six pound that is twenty shillings to each of them. Item I give and bequeath unto my nephew Mary HALLE the sum of forty shillings. Item I do give and bequeath to my sister in leaw Joane C____ the sum of forty shillings. Item I doe give and bequeath to Deborah BUTT the sum of twenty shillings. Item I doe give and bequeath to my Nephew Richard /BARKSTER/ the sun of Richard /BARKSTER/ the sum of forty shillings. Item I doe give to the poore /widdos/ of Sandhurst ten shillings to be divided as my Executors shall think fit. Item I give to all my Godchildren five shillings apiece. Item I give to my Nephew Richard BAKER twelve shillings. All the Rest of my Estate both both ______ and personall I doe give to my too nephews John JELFE and Elizabeth JELFE whom I doe make nominate and appoint to be my full and sole Executors and of this my last will and testiment. And do make void all former wills by mee made and doe continue this to be my will and testament of _____ _____ and put my hand and seale the ______ ______

Sealed and delivered in the presence of
Mark of Walter JELF
Robert NICCOLLS
Francis _____
Richard BAKER

SUPPOSITION

Mary JELFE (sister in law)
There is a Mary married to a Samuel JELFE at Sandhurst abt. the right time who (according to the IGI) has 4 children - Samuel (bapt. 1669), Mary (bapt. 1672), Sarah (bapt. 1673) and Joane (bapt. 1677).

Mary HALLE (nephew)
According to the OED, nephew was used meaning niece up to 1585. GenBrit has an interesting thread concerning the usage of nephew. There is a reference to the marriage of a Mary JELFE in the Corse parish registers - Anthony HALLE and Mary JELFE being asked in church 18th July 1685 (Source: William Good transcriptions).

Richard BAXTER (nephew)
Walter appears to have a sister Anne JELFE (of Sandhurst) who in 1685 marries Richard BAXTER. Richard, the nephew of Walter JELFE and the son of Richard BAXTER and Anne JELFE was baptized on September 27 1687 in Tirley. Anne is buried two days after the birth (Source: William Good transcriptions). The Richard BAXTER who marries Anne seems likely to be the son of Richard BAXTER the Elder buried in 1695 (see the will of Richard BAXTER proved 1691).

Sandhurst Parish Register (Extracts: Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1657-1711). G.R.O. Ref: P281 IN 1/2. Repository: Gloucester Archives.

Whilst searching for the baptism of William JELFE to Thomas JELFE in Sandhurst abt. 1655, I found the following entries.

19th Feb 1659. John the son of Thomas JELFE and Elizabeth his wife was baptised.
20th Feb 1659. Mary the daughter of John JELFE and Joane his wife was baptised.
6th Aug 1660. John the son of Thomas JELFE and Elizabeth his wife was buryed.
11th Nov 1661. Elizabeth the daughter of John JELFE and Joane his wife was baptised.

A visit to Gloucester Records Office yielded the following records.
Tirley Parish Register (Extracts: Marriages 1754-1774)
G.R.O. Ref: PFC 334 IN 1/3

*Entry:
30 Dec 1754. This marriage was solemnized between us, the mark of Edmund BARTLETT, the mark of Johannah JELF in the presence of Richard [HARTLAND] and Martha GRIFFIN.

Tirley Parish Register (Extracts: Banns of Marriages/Marriages 1775-1812)
G.R.O. Ref: PFC 334 IN 1/4

*Entry: 22
Sunday 9, 16, 23 Dec 1787. Banns of Marriage announced between Joseph BARTLETT batchelor and Elizabeth CHAD spinster, both of this parish.

Entry: 14
5 Feb 1780. William JELFES of Corse in the County of Diocese of Gloucester Batchelor and Ann ROAN of the parish of Tirley in the same county of Diocese married by license. Witnesses: Timothy BARNES and Anna POYTREFS.

Entry: 20
27 Feb 1782. Freeman STAIGHT and Betty WATTS both of this parish. Marriage by Banns no one forbidding them. Witnesses: Sussanah WOODSTOCK and [X Harry WEGILY].

*Entry: 35
27 Dec 1787. Joseph BARTLETT and Elizabeth CHAD both of this parish Marriage by Banns. Witnesses: Sarah [HISPLEBERT] and John CLARKE.

NOTE: The details contained in this list have been transcribed from the parish register to notebook and from notebook to keyboard. It is possible I have made mistakes during the process.
* Indicates entry in my own personal family records.
Words written in italics are mine
Use of [square brackets] denotes transcription unsurety

A visit to Gloucester Records Office yielded the following records.
Tirley Parish Register (Extracts: Burials 1813-1922)
G.R.O. Ref: PFC 334 IN 1/8

The abode of all mentioned below is Tirley unless otherwise noted.

Entry: 5. John COX bur. Feb 25 1814. Aged 70
Entry: 8. Elizabeth w/o of Joseph BARTLETT bur. Apr 21 1814. Aged 51
Entry: 21. James COX bur. May 6 1818. Aged 9 (of Apperley)
Entry: 30. Mary w/o Edward CHAMBERLAYNE bur. Jan 23 1820. Aged 56
Entry: 31. Mary CHAMBERLAYNE (Widow) bur. May 20 1820. Aged 74
Entry: 32. Thomas CHAMBERLAYNE bur. Jul 2 1820. Aged 56
Entry: 41. STAIGHT bur. Mar 5 1822. Aged 6m
Entry: 47. Mary CHAMBERLAYNE bur. Jan 25 1823. Aged 89
Entry: 73. Mary STAIGHT (Widow) bur. Dec 31 1825. Aged 85
Entry: 77. Thomas DUNN bur. Mar 2 1826. Aged 82
Entry: 96. John STAIGHT bur. Oct 22 1828. Aged 35
Entry: 98. Joseph STAIGHT bur. Dec 24 1828. Aged 74
Entry: 100. Edward CHAMBERLAIN bur. Feb 12 1829. Aged 75
*Entry: 101. Joseph BARTLETT bur. Apr 2 1829. Aged 70
Entry: 109. Thomas CHAMBERLAIN bur. Apr 8 1830. Aged 18
Entry: 115. John STAIGHT bur. Mar 15 1831. Aged 11m
Entry: 123. Edith STAIGHT bur. Oct 17 1831. Aged 33
Entry: 127. Louisa SHEPHERD bur. Jun 1 1832. Aged 5m
*Entry: 135. John BARTLETT bur. Jun 25 1833. Aged 1d
Entry: 140. William James SHEPHERD bur. May 15 1834. Aged 3m
Entry: 147. Daniel DUNN bur. Nov 4 1834. Aged 3
*Entry: 149. Joseph BARTLETT bur. Jan 25 1835. Aged 16h
Entry: 164. Mary Anne STAIGHT bur. May 14 1837. Aged 4m
*Entry: 175. Joseph BARTLETT bur. Dec 28 1837. Aged 43
Entry: 178. Thomas STAIGHT bur. Jun 6 1838. Aged 29
Entry: 182. Mary HARTLAND bur. Nov 18 1838. Aged 3w Twin
Entry: 183. Sarah HARTLAND bur. Nov 18 1838. Aged 3w Twin
Entry: 185. Elizabeth DUNN bur. Dec 4 1838. Aged [23/83] (of Cheltenham)
Entry: 190. Mary STAIGHT bur. May 17 1839. Aged 79
*Entry: 197. James BARTLETT bur. Nov 26 1839. Aged 1y 10m
*Entry: 205. Catherine BARTLETT bur. Jul 5 1840. Aged 5d
Entry: 257. Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jun 11 1845. Aged 78
Entry: 257. Susannah CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jun 24 1845. Aged 76
Entry: 258. Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN bur. Feb 14 1847. Aged ?
Entry: 275. Nancy CHAMBERLAIN bur. Oct 21 1847. Aged 47
Entry: 278. George CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jan 4 1848. Aged 48
Entry: 280. Benjamin STAIGHT bur. Jan 20 1848. Aged 4
Entry: 283. Mary Ann STAIGHT bur. Mar 13 1848. Aged 8
Entry: 284. Elizabeth STAIGHT bur. Mar 18 1848. Aged 14
Entry: 296. Amelia CHAMBERLAIN bur. Apr 4 1850. Aged 8 (of Tewkesbury Union)
Entry: 312. Eliza HARTLAND bur. Jul 22 1852. Aged 20
Entry: 315. Alfred Charles CHAMBERLAIN bur. Dec 17 1852. Aged 1y 4m
Entry: 316. Ann DUNN bur. Feb 11 1853. Aged 32
Entry: 342. John CHAMBERLAIN bur. Apr 10 1855. Aged 18
Entry: 346. Stephen STAIGHT bur. Dec 5 1855. Aged 7
Entry: 365. Herbert BARTLETT bur. May 22 1858. Aged 4m
Entry: 382. Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN bur. May 4 1859. Aged 41
Entry: 384. Jane STEIGHT bur. Aug 13 1859. Aged inf
Entry: 394. John BARTLETT bur. Aug 3 1860. Aged 53
Entry: 394. Joseph STAIGHT bur. Aug 3 1860. Aged 53
Entry 394 is confusing. 3 names exist within the same box.
Entry: 404. James DUNN bur. Feb 27 1861. Aged 84
Entry: 411. George Alfred DUNN bur. Feb 5 1861. Aged 14w
Entry: 413. Elizabeth DUNN bur. Mar 5 1862. Aged 27
Entry: 420. Mary CHAMBERLAIN bur. Feb 16 1863. Aged 71
*Entry: 427. James ROBBINS bur. Jan 7 1864. Aged 73
Entry: 429. William John HARTLAND bur. Jan 24 1864. Aged 14d (of Apperley)
Entry: 435. Arthur SHEPHERD bur. Feb 17 1865. Aged 13
Entry: 437. Charlotte HARTLAND bur. Apr 10 1865. Aged 57
Entry: 442. Thomas HARTLAND bur. Aug 8 1865. Aged 10w (of Apperley)
Entry: 453. Joseph STEIGHT bur. Dec 29 1866. Aged 73
Entry: 455. George CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jan 8 1867. Aged 87 (of Tewkesbury)
Entry: 460. Hannah DUNN bur. Aug 28 1867. Aged 71
Entry: 461. Henry HARTLAND bur. Sep 24 1867. Aged 1y 11m
Entry: 464. Ann DUNN bur. Feb 18 1868. Aged 83
Entry: 465. Phillip DUNN bur. Jul 15 1868. Aged 79
Entry: 469. Stanby STEIGHT bur. Oct 1 1868. Aged 1y 7m
Entry: 478. Caroline BARTLETT bur. Nov 27 1869. Aged 68
Entry: 483. Joseph DUNN bur. Mar 1 1870. Aged 29
Entry: 485. Charles Joseph HARTLAND bur. Apr 21 1870. Aged 1y 8m
Entry: 486. Eliza [NICHOLLS] bur. Apr 28 1870. Aged 3y 6m
Entry: 492. William BARTLETT bur. Dec 7 1870. Aged 46
Entry: 496. Charles CHAMBERLAIN bur. Feb 9 1871. Aged 9 (of Tewkesbury)
Entry: 508. Ellen DUNN bur. Aug 12 1872. Aged 12
*Entry: 509. John BARTLETT bur. Sep 14 1872. Aged 78
Entry: 513. Ann CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jan 4 1873. Aged 82
Entry: 518. Samuel HARTLAND bur. Apr 20 1873. Aged 4d
Entry: 527. John CHAMBERLAIN bur. Aug 27 1874. Aged 80
Entry 529. William STEIGHT bur. Dec 17 1874. Aged 529
Entry 544. Ann COX bur. Dec 23 1876. Aged 76 (of Tewkesbury)
Entry 549. Sarah Jane DUNN bur. Aug 16 1877. Aged 3m
Entry 563. Elizabeth BARTLETT bur Dec 13 1878. Aged 78.
Entry: 572. Lydia DUNN bur. Nov 6 1879. Aged 70
Entry: 573. Ellen BARTLETT bur. Nov 7 1879. Aged 7
Entry: 574. Elizabeth DUNN bur. Dec 29 1879. Aged 5
*Entry: 576. Edmund BARTLETT bur. Feb 18 1880. Aged 81
Entry: 584. Rose Ann CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jul 1 1880. Aged 1m
Entry: 586. Hannah STEIGHT bur. Jan 12 1882. Aged 78
Entry: 592. Harriett CHAMBERLAIN bur. Mar 6 1883. Aged 56
Entry: 604. Samuel DUNN bur. Mar 12 1885. Aged 76
Entry: 605. James DUNN bur. May 11 1885. Aged 49 (of Hasfield)
Entry: 608. Letitia CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jan 14 1887. Aged 84
*Entry: 610. Sarah ROBINS bur. Apr 15 1886. Aged 95
Entry: 615. Eliza CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jan 14 1887. Aged 58
Entry: 618. Elizabeth BARTLETT bur. May 14 1887. Aged 87
Entry: 626. Hannah STEIGHT bur. Apr 11 1888. Aged 89
Entry: 636. Stanby STAIGHT bur. Jan 1 1890. Aged 67
Entry: 640. Charles CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jul 4 1890. Aged 25
Entry: 646. Charles HARTLAND bur. Sep 16 1892. Aged 89
Entry: 650. Maria CHAMBERLAIN bur. Aug 2 1893. Aged 67
Entry: 653. Hannah STAIGHT bur. Nov 4 1893. Aged 88
Entry: 656. Lucy CHAMBERLAIN bur. Dec 23 1893. Aged 29
Entry: 664. Joseph STAIGHT bur. Oct 9 1894. Aged 61
Entry: 666. William HARTLAND bur. Oct 19 1895. Aged 60
Entry: 674. Jane HARTLAND bur. Jan 5 1897. Aged 55 (of Apperley)
Entry: 680. James CHAMBERLAIN bur. Jun 12 1897. Aged 62 (of Stoke Prior)
Entry: 682. William Thomas CHAMBERLAIN bur. Nov 6 1898. Aged 13m
Entry: 683. Eliza DUNN bur. Jan 22 1899. Aged 75 (of Ashleworth)
Entry: 685. William CHAMBERLAIN bur. Apr 4 1899. Aged 74
Entry: 691. Ann COX bur. Nov 11 1899. Aged 56
Entry: 699. Thomas CHAMBERLAIN bur. Oct 11 1900. Aged 75
Entry: 701. Ann Amelia HARDMAN bur. Feb 22 1901. Aged 46
Entry: 712. Elizabeth DAVIS HARTLAND bur. Jun 8 1903. Aged [2m]
Entry: 731. Sarah CHAMBERLAIN bur. Aug 5 1907. Aged 51
Entry: 734. Ann STAITE. bur. Nov 2 1907. Aged 85
Entry: 736. Josiah BARTLETT bur. Dec 5 1907. Aged 85
Entry: 743. Edward CHAMBERLAIN bur. May 12 1909. Aged 74
Entry: 745. Dorothy Gladys HARTLAND bur. Feb 25 1911. Aged 12
Entry: 749. Mary Ann BARTLETT bur. Jan 30 1912. Aged [80]
*Entry: 761. Sabina CHAMBERLAIN bur. Dec 5 1914. Aged 74
Entry: 764. Ann HARTLAND bur. Mar 29 1914. Aged 78
Entry: 772. John HARTLAND bur. 191. Aged 87 (of The Haw, Apperley)
*Entry: 777. Harriett CHAMBERLAIN bur. Oct 5 1918. Aged 96
Entry: 780. Cyril John CHAMBERLAIN bur. Mar 5 1919. Aged 17
Entry: 786. Alfred HARTLAND bur. May 20 1919. Aged 46
Entry: 792. Harriett DUNN bur. Sep 27 1920. Aged 67

NOTE: The details contained in this list have been transcribed from the parish register to notebook and from notebook to keyboard. It is possible I have made mistakes during the process.
* Indicates entry in my own personal family records.
Words written in italics are mine
Use of [square brackets] denotes transcription unsurety