Surnames in Chesham: I - P, 1538-1600/1

by Mari ingen Briain meic Donnchada (Kathleen M. O'Brien)

Note:

Throughout the register, a number of conventions are used to represent abbreviations of surnames. These include:

. A period.

{a-} I have used this notation to represent an "a" with a line over it.

{e-} I have used this notation to represent an "e" with a line over it.

) I have used this notation to represent a stroke that begins at the bottom of the previous letter and continues upward, curving back upon itself.

{f~} I have used this notation to represent an "f" with a tilde over it.

{...} I have used braces, { }, to indicate other unusual character situations that cannot easily be represented in HTML. After each, I have placed an explanation in square brackets, [ ].

Idell	04 Dec	1559	176
Ingelton	24 Apr	1581	189
Jaanes	23 Mar	1560/1	243
Janes	05 Sep	1547	174
Jerland	13 Jun	1598	204
Jerm{a-}	13 Jan	1568/9	181
Johnson	05 Dec	1538	233
Jones	09 May	1539	233
Jourden	17 Jun	1548	174
ketch	19 Feb	1586/7	193
Ketches	21 Feb	1597/8	281
knott	20 Nov	1570	182
knowleton	10 May	1591	196
Knyght	16 Oct	1600	206
kylby	15 Nov	1573	184
kylbye	23 Oct	1586	193
Kymber	15 Feb	1597/8	281
kyne	16 Dec	1577	188
Kyne	05 Jun	1561	244
kynge	15 Jul	1577	187
Kynge	17 Oct	1547	174
Kyngesley	01 Apr	1594	200
Kyngston	21 Feb	1597/8	281
kyrby	14 Apr	1539	233
Kyrbye	17 Jul	1543	237
kytson	18 Oct	1596	201
Kytson	30 May	1598	281
laake	16 Dec	1596	202
labor)	11 Oct	1597	203
Laighton	25 Apr	1597	202
lamkeford [?]	13 Feb	1586/7	193
Langeley	03 Nov	1538	171
larken	07 Oct	1596	201
Larkin	11 Jun	1545	174
lawrence	13 Sep	1564	247
lee	12 Dec	1580	189
Lee	22 Jul	1542	236
Leech	21 Sep	1545	174
Leeche	24 Apr	1564	178
Leered	25 May	1562	178
Leeving	03 Nov	1538	171
legingham	14 Apr	1586	192
Lewen	16 May	1600	284
lewys	28 Dec	1574	256
Lewys	06 Dec	1574	256
Leyfollie	21 Apr	1579	261
Lindom	23 Jun	1578	260
Linford	04 May	1600	284
Lochremas	07 Dec	1572	254
Lochrimas	24 Aug	1592	197
Locke	07 Mar	1564/5	247
lome	14 Mar	1579/80	262
Long	03 Aug	1543	236
longe	16 Apr	1539	233
Longe	03 Sep	1541	172
Loote	31 Jun	1540	234
Loromer	20 Jul	15568	250
Lorymer	02 Jul	1560	177
Loue	06 Nov	1592	197
lovet	"the last" [day of] Sep	1560	243
Lovet	26 Jun	1542	173
Lovett	17 Nov	1600	206
Lowgher	09 Jun	1569	181
Lucas	28 Jan	1548/9	239
lyngard	30 May	1539	233
lyng_e	08 Mar	1549/50	240
Lynge	09 Feb	1583/4	265
lynger	02 Mar	1570/1	252
Lynger	16 Oct	1563	246
Lynnold	09 May	1541	235
Lytlepaage	18 Oct	1597	281
Lyttelpaage	19 Feb	1574/5	257
lyttelpage	09 Oct	1586	193
Lyttelpage	09 Feb	1589/90	196
lyttleboy	28 Oct	1583	190
marn{a-}	23 Nov	1586	268
marnam	23 Dec	1594	277
marshall	27 Dec	1576	186
Marshall	23 Jan	1589/90	271
Marson	01 Nov	1593	199
martin	23 Sep	1543	173
Martin	28 Sep	1539	171
Martyn	26 Aug	1541	235
meede	04 Feb	1576/7	187
Mered{e-}	17 Jul	1566	180
mereden	06 Jan	1563/4	246
Mereden	11 Sep	1586	268
michell	14 Jan	1559/60	176
mildnall	11 Nov	1570	252
Millington	17 Sep	1559	176
milner	10 Nov	1561	178
mochet	13 Mar	1540/1	235
moneday	11 Sep	1570	182
monke	13 Mar	1557/8	242
Monke	18 Jul	1539	171
Moore	19 Oct	1551	176
moores	13 Aug	1550	175
morden	17 Nov	1538	171
mordon	12 Nov	1539	234
more	06 Oct	1548	239
moreton	10 Nov	1566	180
mortim)	23 Dec	1583	191
mouchet	05 Jul	1587	193
mund	31 Jan	1576/7	187
Mund	24 Jul	1576	258
Mundaye	20 Oct	1569	251
munde	29 Apr	1570	182
Mychell	17 Nov	1572	183
myler	09 Mar	1563/4	246
myles	28 Oct	1583	190
myller	20 Dec	1563	246
myssenden	19 Dec	1548	239
nash	18 Jan	1566/7	248
Nash	16 Mar	1550/1	240
nayler	02 Sep	1565	180
newet	30 Jul	1593	198
newton	10 Aug	1540	234
Newton	17 Oct	1547	174
noris	15 Oct	1590	196
norris	30 Apr	1570	251
norwod	16 Nov	1561	178
norwood	20 Dec	1585	192
Norwood	04 Dec	1573	255
Nuet	10 Jan	1593/4	199
Oakbanke	12 Nov	1543	237
Oakeley	11 Mar	1579/80	262
Oakley	29 Nov	1567	249
Okeley	19 Feb	1560/1	243
Okley	02 Jul	1560	177
Oldfeild	23 Oct	1551	241
Olyver	15 Jul	1577	187
Ookley	06 May	1563	245
Osbon	03 May	1588	194
Over	12 Mar	1567/8	249
overend	"the last" [day of] Jan	1568/9	250
Overstreet	19 Sep	1539	234
overstreete	19 Mar	1550/1	240
Overstreete	17 Jul	1541	172
Ovyot	28 May	1582	190
Owen	13 Nov	1598	204
owin	08 Sep	1559	176
Parat	03 Dec	1588	269
Parker	20 Oct	1543	173
Parkes	26 Jun	1578	260
partridg	08 Aug	1541	235
partridge	18 Nov	1552	176
Partridge	21 Oct	1549	175
pawson	22 May	1594	277
Pawson	02 May	1593	198
paxton	15 Apr	1561	244
Paxton	25 Dec	1561	245
payne	26 Oct	1539	171
Payne	02 Nov	1570	251
Peacock	04 Jun	1597	280
Pears	05 Jan	1599/1600	283
Peers	26 Nov	1562	178
Peezie	15 Dec	1583	265
Peggesworth	13 Nov	1577	259
pegsworth	30 Jul	1571	182
Pegsworth	01 May	1539	233
penlee	25 Nov	1560	243
Penlee	17 Oct	1568	250
Peringe	(vicar note)	1559	176
Peryn	14 Sep	1559	242
Petet	09 Oct	1564	179
phillippes	08 Jun	1565	247
pickering	03 Jan	1560/1	243
Pickering	18 Apr	1560	242
pigg	21 Sep	1570	182
Pilgrame	31 Jul	1598	204
Pitkin	16 Dec	1577	188
pletcher	15 Feb	1597/8	281
Plompton	19 Nov	1599	205
Plummer	29 Apr	1565	247
ponde	17 Oct	1540	172
pope	18 Dec	1593	199
Pope	27 Jan	1544/5 [?]	237
porter	07 Dec	1583	265
portris	09 Oct	1586	193
Portris	17 Jul	1566	180
potter	16 Apr	1550	240
Potter	15 Dec	1547	238
pratt	17 May	1541	235
Pratt	21 Jan	1599/1600	205
Prettie	23 Jul	1571	182
price	02 Dec	1587	270
priest	15 Jul	1583	190
prince	28 May	1582	190
pull	08 Dec	1560	243
putn{a-}	25 Nov	1574	185
Putn{a-}	07 Dec	1550	175
Putnum	18 Nov	1548	174
Py	08 Oct	1541	235
Pyckering	17 Sep	1559	176

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.	A period.
{a-}	I have used this notation to represent an "a" with a line over it.
{e-}	I have used this notation to represent an "e" with a line over it.
)	I have used this notation to represent a stroke that begins at the bottom of the previous letter and continues upward, curving back upon itself.
{f~}	I have used this notation to represent an "f" with a tilde over it.
{...}	I have used braces, { }, to indicate other unusual character situations that cannot easily be represented in HTML. After each, I have placed an explanation in square brackets, [ ].