CORBY HUNDRED

Ashley 52 Blatherwycke 20 Brampton Ash 13 Brigstock 83 Bulwick 40 East Carlton 6 Corby 73 Cottingham 57 Deene 31 Deenethorpe 23 Dingley 16 Fineshade 4 Geddington 83 Gretton 57 Harringworth 43 Laxton 21

Baker 13 Blacksmith 11 Breeches-maker 2 Bricklayer 1 Butcher 17 Butler 2 Carpenter 32 Carrier 1 Chandler 1 Coachman 1 Collar-maker 3 Cooper 2 Curate 1 Esquire 1 Farmer 56 Farmer's servant 7 Farmer's son 27 Fish-man 1 Gamekeeper 3 Gardener 7 Garden-man 2 Gentleman 1 Gentleman's service 3 Glover 3 Glover's son 1 Grazier 9 Grazier's son 2 Grocer 2 Groom 1 Horse-dealer 1 Husbandman 4 Innholder 1 Innkeeper 2

Middleton 48 Newton 9 Great Oakley 31 Little Oakley 15 Rockingham 17 Stanion 22 Stoke Albany 40 Sutton Bassett 24 Wakerley 14 Weekley 26 Great Weldon 38 Little Weldon 40 Weston by Welland 34 Wilbarston 98

1,078

lCeeper 5 lCeeper's servant 1 lCeeper's son 4 Jobber 1 Joiner 3 Labourer 138 Landlord 1 Maltster 2 Mason 16 Miller 7 Miller's servant 1 Millwright 2 Mole-catcher 1 Mole-catcher's son 1 No trade given 291 Plasterer 1 Publican 2 Ragman 1 Rake-maker 1 Serge-maker 2 Servant 123 Servant in husbandry 5 Shepherd 12 Shoemaker 24 Shopkeeper 1 Skinner 1 Slater 4 Smith 1 Stay-maker 2 Steward 1 Stone-cutter 1 Tailor 26 Tanner 3

16 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Tawer Victualler Victualler's son Waggoner Weaver Wheelwright

ASHLEY

1 2 2 2

143 4

Wool-comber Wool-comber's

apprentice Wool-stapler

16

1,078

Ashley. Deer. ye 10th 1777. A list of the names of all men usually and at this time dwelling within ye parish of Ashley between ye ages of eighteen and forty five years. George Corolishaw, gent. Edwd. Kemp, farmer John Munton, servt. Robt. Wilford, farmer John Spencer, farmer Leonard Clow, servt. Henry Bent, servt. Joseph Clifton, weaver John Clifton, weaver Daniel Clifton, weaver John Clifton, mason William Ward, shoemaker John Ward, weaver Edmund Berry, farmer James Stiles, servt. William Warm sly, servt. Thos. Stafford, shoemaker William Harrison, weaver Richard Noon, weaver James Kendall, blacksmith William Timson, weaver Thos. Scott, farmers son John Scott, carpenter Thomas Berry, farmers son Thomas Tebbatt, servt. Joseph Wilford, servt.

BLATHERWYCKE

Thomas Kirby, weaver John Kirby, weaver Joseph Fryar, wooll comber Thomas King, mason Thomas Timson, weaver James Timson, weaver Robert Colman, farmer George Colman, farmer Thomas Colman, farmers son John Goodman, farmers son John Fox, servt. Samuel Thorp, weaver Thomas Frewton, labourer William Crain, farmers son Thomas Crain, farmers son Zachary Stafford, weaver Samuel King, labourer William Bates, weaver Joseph Bates, servt. John Edgley, farmers son Edwd. Edgley, farmers son Thomas Noon, weaver William Noon, weaver John Skellon, labourer Thomas Taylor, labourer Thomas Edgley, weaver

Wm. Whiteman, constable.

Northamptonshire, Blatherwick, Corby Hundred. December the 10th 1777. A just and true list of the men's names in our said parish of Blather­wick, who is able to serve in the militia which is as follows. Men's names and their occupations. Lucius O'Brien, esq. Lawrence Gilbert, butler Luke Holmes, gardener John Pickurin, servant

Joseph Whyman, servant Thomas Ludgate, servant William Dewey, servant Daniel Nichols, shopkeeper

CORBY HUNDRED

Thomas Stretton, servant William Sculthorpe, miller Robert Sculthorpe, labourer John Sculthorpe, labourer Francis Berry, labourer William Burress, labourer

Thomas Nichols, masoner Thomas Hodges, farmer Robert Hercock, carpenter Tilley Littles, labourer John Cooke, wool comber Thomas Lambson, servant

17

Thomas Hodges, consabl.

BRAMPTON ASH

Brampton a list of the names of parsons. Mr. Stepen West, grazier George Neal, sheppard Ricd. Marshal, grazier John Wiles, carppenter John Horspool, grazier <Willm. Hast, labour) Willm. Bugby, sarvant John Pain, sarvant Joseph Hackney, sarvant Nichalas Cannon, sheppard John Clenant, sheppeard Joseph Neal, sarvant Robt. Warmsley, sarvant

BRIGSTOCK

his Richard X Neal, constable.

mark

A list of those men dwelling in the parish of Brigstock between the age of eighteen and fortyfive years liable to serve in the militia. John Slater, malster Wiliam Abbot, jobber

< George Iset, tanner> Thomas Hall, tanner Robert Stanson, labourer John Beeby, farmer Daniel Beeby, mason Robert Colyer, farmer John Adkins, farmer John Robison, labourer John Rawson, labourer William Goodby, innkeeper William Rowlatt, cordwainer Thomas Rowlatt, cordwainer John RowelI, taylour Thomas Gillbe, servant Thomas Leigh, tail our John Almond, blacksmith Samuell Wills, labourer William Richards, weelright William Wade, mason Lewis Wills, farmer Adam Cunnington, taylour John Findon, butcher John BeIIamy, carpenter Benjn. Bellamy, carpenter James Rawson, labourer Joseph Robison, labourer

John Spiply, labourer SamlI. BeIIamy, co}:,dwainer Thos. Lovel, weaver Richd. Colyer, labourer Frank Horn, labourer John Ansby, labourer John Willson, cordwainer John Lovel, taylour

<William Leigh, staymaker) George Leigh, staymaker Edward Barns, tailour Charles White, malster John Presson, cordwainer John Dobbs, baker John Bellamy, butcher John Allington, glover Anthony Allington, glover son James BeIIamy, butcher Corns. Beeby, servant Thomas Chambers, farmer Robert Braybrook, mason John Braybrook, mason John Caps, butcher J oseph Goodman, labourer William Goodman, labourer Sam1l. Brown, miller WiIliam Lucas, servant William Mace, servant carpenter

18 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

John Hill, labourer Thos. Bird, labourer Edward Bird, labourer John Wise, farmer Thos. Chown, gardener lohn Tebbutt, servant John Chown, weaver J onas Tebbutt, molecachers son Robert Tebbutt, molecatcher Charles Embery, servant David Presson, labourer Benjn. Palmer, cordwainer Samll. Ears, carpenter Wm. Hanwell, corner

BULWICK

Barton Eeel, farmer Richard Right, carpenter Robt. York, keeper Watson York, keepers son John York, keepers son Daniel York, keepers son George Medows, servant Thomas Presson, cordwainer Samuell Lee, shepard Edmund Lee, shepard lonas loans, labourer Samll. Stimson, shepard Ed. Smith, shepard

10 December 1777. Given in by William Viccars, constable.

1777. Northamptonshire, Corby Hundred. A list of the mens names io Bullwick fiting to serve in the militia. Thos. Sodeo loseph Messom loo. Waldiog Joo. Arnal Saml. Iresoo Wm. Hemsoo Wm. Topper Tho. Whyman lno. Adcock Joo. Dysoo Jas. lohnson loo. Lamson Robt. Adcock Wm. Atterton Thos. Cunnington Henry Barratt Edwd. Preston Wm.Offield lose Cave Wm. Cunoington

lno. Lenton Richd. Sturdgous Tho. Offield Tho. Hopkins Henry Eate Robt. Offield Tho. Sculthorp lno. Taylor lno. Stanger lno. Speodlove loo. Goodacre Wm. Cave Wm. Pain Wm. Uoderwood Frans. Waiter Tho.Barratt Edwd. Barratt loo. Barratt Thos. Ward Fraos. Sculthorp

<illegible) constable. All persons who shall think themselves aggrievd may then appeal & that no appeal will be afterwards recd. ye 10th Decemr. at the White Hart in Kettering.

EAST CARLTON

Carltoo, Decem. ye 9 1777. Willm. Weest, weaver George Baker, sarvant Richard Wooding, sarvant

Richard Burbridge, sarvant Charls Tomkings, joiner John Turrall, labour

lames Ingram, constable.

CORBY HUNDRED 19

CORBY

Corby militia list. John Bullivant Jno. Bailey, junr., carpenter Thos. White, grocer Jno. Johnson, weaver Thos. Riddle, do. Saml. Burgess, cooper Wm. Norwood, farmer David Bailey, weaver Nathan White, do. Wm. Chambers, labourer Wm. Streader, mason

(Jno. Dunmer, weaver) Thos. Dye, do. Danl. Dye, do. Nathal. Dye., do. Francs. Lattemor, do. Saml. Langley, labor Thos. Lattemor, weaver

(John Slawson, labor) (John Dixon, weaver) Saml. Rowledge, labor Wm. Bradshaw, baker Wm. Bradshaw, taylor Edwd. Reesby, baker Jno. Rowlett, servant man Jno. Boyer, do. Jno. Dixon, junr., coller-maker

(Wm. Bullock, weaver) 3 children Eusebus Beal, butcher Jno. Meadows, junr. Richd. Bullivant, junr. Jno. Hooke, weaver Thos. Hooke, do. Wm. Rowlett, farmer Saml. Taylor, weaver Josh. Bailey, weaver Edwd. Bradshaw

COTTINGHAM

Cottingham list. George Hales, weaver Robt. Sumpter, weaver Robt. Spriggs, weaver Bryan Smith, searvent WilIm. Perkins, labourer Richard Cooper, labourer Willm. Spriggs, shoemaker John Vickers, searvent Willm. Smith, searvent

Mark Plumb, junr., weaver Benj. Plumb, do. Jno. Rice, farmer

(Wm. Bailey, carpenter) Thos. How, shoemaker Jno. Osbond, coller-maker Wm. Slater, sarvant man Jno. Ames, do. Wm. Edis, blacksmith Wm. Langham, weaver

(Jaspr. Rice, junr.) 7 children Wm. Mason, labourer Zachariah White, farmer Wm. Osbond, landlord Henry Brockwell Jams. Hammond

(Thos. Watson, weaver) Jno. Bailey, do. Danl. Wade, do. Robt. Meakins, do. Jas. Row, do. Wm. Lattemor, do. Jerh. Robinson, do. Wm. Bailey, junr., do. John Sturges, labor. Jno. Dixon, weaver Arther Chambers, laborr. Jno. Marshall, junr. Adam Bailey, junr.

(Saml. Howley) Jams. Clifford, labr. Wm. Mears, do. Jno. Reesby, baker Jno. Feary, comber Thos. Wade, butcher Jno. Arnsby, do.

Richard Colyer.

WilIm. Peake, farmer James Ingram, tayler Willm. Warwick, weaver Thos. Stanger, mason Josepth Luck, searvent Willm. Dalbin, searvent Thos. Sculthorp, farmer John Sculthorp, farmer

(John Adkins, gardner) 3 ch.

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Thos. Bull, weaver Willm. Tansley, weaver Thos. Lees, weaver

(John Coles, blacksmith) lame Willm. Thompson, weaver John Plat, weaver Joseph Stevenson, labourer John Grookcock, commer Edward Warmsley, weaver Thos. Richer, searvant John Kilbourn, weaver Willm. Cooper, weaver John Eagle, joyner Willm. Ingram, weaver Robt. Ingram, weaver Robt. Bradley, weaver Henry Adkins, weaver Edward AlIen, labourer

(James Spriggs, weaver) James Perkins, weaver

DEENE

WilIm. Glitherow, weaver Willm. Bamford, weaver Thos. Ingram, taylor John Ball, carpenter John Viv, taylor

(John Brown, carpenter) John Jinks, carpenter Henry Lee, mason Thos. Reynols, weaver Robt. Welsher, mason Samuel J ones, keeper Willm. Jones, keeper

(Robt. CoIling, weaver) 9 ch. Thos. Brampton, sarvt.

(Thos. Munk, blacksmith) 3 ch. Willm. Bent, carpenter Ellis Ayer, labourer Thos. Eagle, weaver John Tansley, taylor

Thomas Bradshaw, cunstable.

A list of all persons above the age of 18 years and under the age of 45 years in the township of Deen liable to serve in the militia. Made Dec­ember 2d 1777.

Mr. Daniel Webster, farmer John Nichols, farmer Thomas Webster, groom Thomas Knowles, servant Isaac Knighton, servant

(Will. Plumb, laborer, 4 children) (John King, laborer) deaf (John Walker, laborer) 6 children (illegible, laborer) 3 children (Thos. Tomson, junr., laborer)

6 children (Abel Sharman, laborer)

4 children (John Ladson, do.) lame Richd. Parsons, carpenter John Taylor, publican Tho. Mainwaring, laborer

(Mr. Webster) farmer, has served

DEENETHORPE

Robt. Knowles, servant (Ed. Harris, do.) lame

do. John Barwell, laborer John Dash, butcher George Bourne, carpenter

(William Moore, comber) 3 children

(John Winsal, laborer) 5 children Tho. Gilby, do. The Revd. Mr. Reid, curate

(Willm. Butterworth, laborer) has served

Esau Loweth, miller Thomas J ohnson, farmer John Hill, breeches maker Thomas Barwell, slater Thomas Hill, breeches maker

Northamptonss Corby Hundrd 1777. A list of the inhabitants nams in Deenthorpe betwen the age of eighteen and fourtyfive lyable to serve in the maliticia. Mr. Bate Peach, graizer Willm. Wade, graizer

Willm. Arnsby, graizer Thos. Jacklins, graizer

CORBY HUNDRED 21

Sammuel Arnsby, graizer Elisha Smith, slater Willm. Bellamy, taylor Edmond Starsmer, laberor James Starsmer, laberor John Wallton, servant Edward Vines, laberor Willm. Bland, servant Joseph CoIlins, taylor

(Edward Bates, poor man, 3 children)

(Robert Killburn, poor man, 7 children)

(John Jerson, poor man, 7 children)

DINGLEY

Decmber 7th 1777.

(Willm. RoIlins, poor man, lame of one arm)

(John Hales, poor man, 7 childern)

(Danel Walton, servant, lame of a hip)

(WilIm. Faxton, poor man, 6 children)

(Willm. Potterton, poor man, lame of a hip)

(Edward Starsmire, poor man, 3 children)

(J ohn Squires, lame lost a gret toe)

Constable, Willm. J acklins.

A trew lis of the names liable to sarve in the parish of Dingley in the militia.

Isack Cant, servant Charles Horns, servant Richard Amant, servant Richard Low, servant William Mach, servant William Bradshaw, servant Joseph Freman, servant William Watts, servant

Thear is no a pails in this list.

FINESHADE

Robert Sanderson, servant John Felows, grazer John Wells, cooper Thomas Smith John Smith, inn holder Binjeman Pain, weaver John Ramkin, shepard Thomas Elliott, cord winder

Thos. Brown, constobel.

This is a true list of all persons that are liable to serve in the militia for the parrish of Fineshade in the county of Northampton and of their names and ocupations. John Woodford, butler to

Mr. Monkton William Corby, coachman

GEDDINGTON

John Bull, farmer James Cox, servant man

Abrm. D'Rippe, constable.

A list of all the persons names of the parish of Geddington from the age of eighteen to forty and five years of age taken by John Bailey and Charles Brampton, cunstables, December 1777. John Russel, keepers servant Thomas Wright, servant Emanuel Mutton, farmers

servant Anthony Hames, the widows son

William Heford, labourer Thomas Cobley, servant John Chapman, singleman

(William Tebutt, weaver, has been drawn)

22 NORTHAMPTONSIDRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Samuel Bailey, carpenter John Woolward, cordwinder

(Henry Hames> weaver, lame Benjamin Gouldson, blacksmith John Joans, butcher Mathew Dodson, serge maker J ames Dodson, serge maker Joseph Tanner, weaver Samuel Mutton, taylor William Mutton, taylor Wm. Dias, weaver James Branson, weaver Wm. Dix, weaver Thomas Joans, weaver John Lane, weaver Edward Judd, weaver Benjamin Pack, joyner Thomas J oans, carpenter Joseph Letts, labourer Thomas Alsoop, taylor Anthony Hames, farmer son Wm. Pain, farmer servant John Matterson, taylor J oh. Pain, farmer J osiah Hames, baker Edward Smith, labourer William Gilbert, cordwainder Edward Ashley, carpenter Thomas Edwins, weaver William Moor, labourer Samuel Cox, shepherd Thomas Rawson, labourer Isaac Pack, butcher John Dix, wool comber John Baker, wheelwright

(Thomas Waters> weaver, has been drawn

John Chapman, keepers son William Branson, victular

GRETTON

Thomas Dodson, wool comber Robert Garford, labourer James Austin, mason John Bulifant, labourer Symon Chapman, weaver Richard Freestone, servant Jonathan How, weaver Thomas Chapman, labourer John Chapman, labourer Rodger Nawman, servant John Dainty, farmer William Gray, weaver Thomas Bradshaw, blacksmith William Lee, weaver John Goodwin, carpenter Thomas Lewin, farmer John Dainty, farmer son William Chapman, labourer Samuel Norton, taylor Thomas Smith, labourer

(William Smith, ragg man> John Dias, fish man Hugh Frankling, weaver Samuel Cooper, farmer Thomas Nicholds, labourer John Richardson, wool comber William Woolstone, weaver Fracis Joans, carpenter John Clipwell, labourer Thomas Daniel, labourer James Austin, carpinter James Pick, servant John Mutton, weaver

(John Brown, wool comber> aprentice

John Meakins, servant Francis J oans, baker Cristapher Waters, taylor

Northamptonshire Gretton to wit a list of the names of those persons now living in the said parish of Gretton that are liable to be drawn to serve in the militia are as followeth. John Spencer, carpenter John Vines, servant man Wm. Satchell, butcher John Cunnington, junr., taylor Wm. Pruden, farmer Wm. Spencer, farmer's son Thos. Spencer, cordwainer John Boon, servt.

Benjamin Palmer, weaver Wm. Brown, glover James Rowlatt, butcher John Pain, cordwainer Zachariah Baines, cordwainer Robt. Pridmore, weaver Wm. Pridmore, weaver Wm. Reynolds, weaver

CORBY HUNDRED 23

John Smith, weaver John Castor, cordwainer John Sewell, millow Edwd. Pantor, millows man Wm. Pack, weaver John Binder, woolcomber Wm. Readihoof, woolcomber John Lenton, farmers son Edwd. White, gardener -Samuel Powers, servt. Wm. Smith, labr. Wm. Brightman, weaver Thos. Goodman, servt. Samuel Cunnington, servt. Nathaniel Cooper, labr. Wm. Plover, rake maker John Smith, labr. John Grant, labr. John Knite, labr. John Clow, labr. John Sculthrope, servt.

Joseph Spendelow, labr. John Ward, labr. Edwd. Meekings, taylor John Day, mason Wm. Spencer, carpenter Wm. Woodcock, labr. John Satchell, farmer's son Henry Ward, servt. Wm. Benthem, labr. Henry Busby, servt. Thos. Satchell, farmer Henry Langley, servt. Wm. Burbidge, carpenter Richd. Satchell, farmers son Wm. Spencer, farmer Samuel Potterton, servt. John Foaster, labr. John Tansley, servt. Wm. Lenton, slater John Bebee, gardener

William Lenton, constable. If any person is put on this list that is under the age of eighteen or above the age of fortyfive, or that have any other complaint that may excuse them for serving as militia men let them come and make it appear between now and to morrow night and they shall be taken out of the said list before it is carried in otherwise they may appear at ye White Hart in Kettering on Wednesday next, but no appeal will be heard after that day upon this occasion. God save the King.

HARRINGWORTH

A true list of the names of the men able to serve in the militia from the age of 18 to 45 years in the parish of Harringworth. Taken this 5 day of Decmr. 1777. John Sculthorpe John Lattimir John Bates Richd. Addison Thos. Gadsdon Wm. Curtis John Chapman Robt. Wyman John Wyman Wm. Chapman Wm. Smith David Wade John Wade John Stapleton John GunneD Saml. Charity

Michl. Readhead Edwd. Timson Wm. Pridmore John Cunnington John Letts Henry Glover Jos. Fox John Fox, baker John Fox, weaver Henry Fox Thos. Wade Thos. Drake Simon Harbour Wm. Harbour Wm. Letts Jos. Roach

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Alexdr. Hackett Thos. Pridmore Humphrey Sculthorp Abm. Skellom J os. Harbour John Stanyon

LAXTON

Robt. Ward Thos. Bradshaw Wm. Lattimer Thos. Goodly John Belton

William Bradshaw, constable.

December 10 1777 the names of Laxton me militia. William Fox John Gree John Bird Arran Ward Thomous Wooton William Hospool John Hircock William Weight Gorge Holdom John WaIter Frances WaIter

MIDDLETON

John Pickrin William Brouton William Milley John Straton Frances Broatan John Rudkin Gorg Harcock William Scultharp Danill Harcock William Colin

Wm. Tipping, costable.

Northton Shire } Deer. ye 8th 1777. A list of all persons dwelling or Corby Hundred residing within the constablewick of the town of

Middleton in the parish of Cottingham between the ages of eighteen and forty five years distinguishing their respective ranks and occupations and who are liable to serve as militia men for the said town.

Robert Ellis, servt. Robert Sewel, servt. John Bamford, junr., tawer John Ellis, servt. John Woodcock, servt. William Timson, labourer Robert Cannam, servt. Thomas Inchley, horse dealer John Davis, labourer John Robinson, miller Thomas Lambert, servt. John Lambert, junr., tanner John Northen, farmer Robert Dimbleby, servt. William Northen, farmer William Carvil, butcher William Coe, servt. John llifI, junr., weavor Samuel Cannam, labourer Thomas Bamford, weavor Thomas Ingram, labourer William Orton, labourer William Cox, junr., shepherd Hugh Cox, labourer Samuel Burditt, junr., baker Thomas Hercock, weavor William Burditt, baker Robert Spriggs, senr., Christopher Barrat, servt. cordwainder Edward lliff, weavor William Mitchell, junr.,

<William Sabins, weavor) wheelwright Robt. Spriggs, junr., weavor John Iliff, senr., weavor William Stanion, junr., farmer Arthur Groochcock, weavor Robert Stanion, farmer Stephen Hook, weavor John Whitley, servt. Thomas Goodworth, bricklayer Needham Platt, plasterer William Aldwinckle, farmer

CORBY HUNDRED 25

John Satchel, weavor (Henry Barton Darnel, servt., William Gibbons, servt. lame) William Cooper, carrier (John Holmes, weavor, William Riddel1, servt. broken bodied)

A true copy of this list was set on the church door on Sunday the seventh of this instant with these words underneath notice is hereby given that the day of appeal will be on Wednesday the tenth of this instant December at the White Hart Inn in Kettering were all persons who shall think them­selves aggrieved by having their names inserted in the above list may then and there appeal and that no appeal will be received afterwards.

John Riddell, constable.

NEWTON

Northtonss } Decbr. ye 10 1777. A list of such persons as are liable Corby Hundrd to serve as militia men for the parish of Newton. John Chapman, weaver John Stanley, labourer Thos. Norion, labourer William Steevens, mason Thos. Steevens, mason

GREAT OAKLEY

John Riddel, weaver William Cobley, weaver Usebus Cobley, weaver J osseph Bollard, milar

Amos Bell, constable.

Decr. 6th 1777. A list of all the men at this time dwelling within the parish of Great Oakley from the age of eighteen to forty-five years liable to serve in the Northamptonshire militia. Samuel Gascoignes,

husbandman Richard Frisby, do. Thomas Cooper, do. Wm. Lewin, do. Wm. Cave, inn-keeper Jno. Littles, pUblican Wm. Glithero, waggoner Wm. Iliff, do. Henry-Samuel Pillott,

in gentleman's service Benjn. Smith, do. Thos. Tyrrell, do. Henry Coulson, weaver

(Jno. Raby, infirm in one foot) do.

Jacob Smith, do. Wm. Simons, blacksmith

Jno. Woolston, cordwainer Saml. Woolston, do. Robt. Glithero, labourer

(Jams. Riddle, one eye dark) do. Jno. Glithero, do.

(Jerh. Glithero, infirm, one eye almost dark) do.

Jno. Allin, do. Wm. Tilley, do. Matt. Clipston, do. Wm. Woolston, do. Thos. Humphrey, do. Wm. Madock, servt. in

husbandry Jno. Eagle, do. Jno. Tylor, do. Thos. Cave, do. Thos. Sharp, do.

Tho. (illegible), constable. N.B. The day of appeal is on Wednesday next, the tenth inst., at the White Heart Inn in Kettering, at which time and place, all those who think themselves aggrieved, may make their appeal; as no appeal will be afterwards recd.

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LITTLE OAKLEY

Northtonshire, Corby hundred. December ye 10th 1777. A list of the in habitants of Little Oakley that are to sarve as milata men from the age of eighteen to forty five. John Patrick, mason Wm. Austin, weaver Wm. Row, taylor John Patrick, sarunt Thos. Branson, weaver Franses Staford, savent Robert Wimant, sarunt James Peen, laber Gabril Woods, laber

Edwr. Wight, tytheman (Henry Austin, a dron man) (John Kirk, a drord man in

yer 1775) John J oyse, subtute, at this tim

(Thos. Wilson, sarunt, dron maninyer 1775)

Mm. Sargon, sarunt

Given out by me, John Austin, cunstable.

ROCKINGHAM

Rockingham list for the militian men. Jeoige Bull Robt. Redshow John Wright, juner Thos. Porter John Berrow Thos. Berrey Robt. Porter, juner Wm. West James Mugelton

Thos. Knight Wm. Parrith Wm. Darker Wm. Borrow Wm. Elies Wm. Setten James Blake Samul Goodmen, juner

Deer. 6th 1777 from the consbal of Rockingham, Wm. White.

STANION

Northamptonshire, Corby hundrd. A list of the inhabitants of the parish of Stanion from eighteen to forty five years liable to sarve as milita men. Thos. Hails, labr. John Bates, labr. Thos. Watts, labr. Wm. Cave, labr. John Vann, carpinter Saml. Edey, labr. John Kilbon, sarvant J onathan Gostock, wever

(William Gostock, wever) Thos. Kilbon, labr. William Meears, sarvant

STOKE ALBANY

(John Bell, baker, infirm) (George Bell, labr., infirm) John Rowlat, tayler

(Wm. Hammon, wever) Charles Burges, baker John Fevers, labr. John Pridmor, labr. John Kilsby, labr. John Tebutt, keeper Thos. Tebutt, do. John Vicers, sarvant

Jonathan Bell, constable. William Brampton } th· db Ir eares.

A list of the parrishoners of Stoke Albany Northomptonshire 1777.

Richd. Smith} gra' s sons Joseph Wade, labourer Robt. Smith ZIer

CORBY HUNDRED

<Thos. Grainger, do.) drawn in 1772 in Leicestershire

Robt. Wade, skinner

John Reesby, baker Thos. Halford, shepherd SamI. Woodcock, smith

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Thos. Branson, farmers servt. SamI. Butterworth, cordwainer Willm. N orton, miller

<Thos. Sharman, wool comber)

John Smeeton, weaver Willm. Smeeton, do.

<Joseph Smeeton, do., drawn in 1774)

Thos. Marshall, servant Thos. Berridge, weaver Robt. Berridge, do. Willm. Ward, farmer SamI. Lynnell, farmers son Willm. Bull, mill wright Richd. Bull, do. Willm. Groobey, chandler Willm. Branson, wool comber Willm. Barrand, senr., do.

<John Bull, carpenter, was drawn in 1763)

SUTTON BASSETT

under age Willm. Ingram, do. J oseph Corall, do Thos. Cooper, wool stapler Willm. Smith, carpenter John Daulby, weaver Richd. White, farmer Thos. Scott, butcher

<Willm. Scott, do., drawn 1771) <Willm. Barrand, weaver,

drawn 1769) John Smith, carpenter Edwd. Young } victualers Willm. Young sons Leond. Berridge, weaver Thos. Corrall, do.

Robt. Smith, constable.

Northton Shire } Sutton Basset a list of the names of the mens ages Corby Hundred between eighteen and forty five years to serve in his

Majestys militia. Jno. Barwell } Thos. Sedgley, cordwinder Thos. BarwelI farmers sons Wm. Gamble, servant Wm. BarwelI Nathan Kendall, servant Jno. Reynolds, farmers son Wm. Kendall, servant Thos. Tebbatt, farmers son Jno. Swan, weaver Thos. Dexter Dexter, Wm. Freestone, servant

a bent arme Jno. Pebody, servant Grigorey Dexter, farmers son Thos. Smalley, weaver Wm. Smith, farmers son Thos. Litchfield, weaver Jno. Tebbatt, farmer <Wm. Burdett, weaver, sore legs) Danl. KendalI, carpenter Dan. Letts, labourer Thos. Stretton, labourer Thos. White, labourer Jno. Goodman, labourer

Wm. Nursey, constable.

WAKERLEY

Wakerley, Northampton-shire, Corby Hundred Deer. 10th 1777. A list of the names wo is liable to sarve in the militia. Mr. Jacob D'Rippe John Woodcock Mr. Thos. Stafford J oseph Weed Mr. John Louth Anthony Pepper Mr. Wm. Louth Wm. Dawson Servants Wm. Crooks Wm. Woodcock John Kerby

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Stephen Kerby John Ratt, labourer John Chapman

Joseph Howkins, constable.

WEEKLEY

1777 December 7th to wit Corby Hundred. The millitia list for the parrish of Weekley.

Mr. Robert Standley, steward William Shadford, farmers Joseph Potter, gamekeeper servant William Potter, gamekeeper John Shadford, farmers servant Thomas Collis, gardener Thomas Moullds, farmers James Cave, gardener servant Thomas Newman, farmer Thomas Coles, farmers servant John Ashby, farmer John Richards, farmers servant Thomas Ashby, farmer William Chillds, laborher William Harris, farmer John Hollman, laborher John Knowls, gardenman Thomas Barns, laborher Samuell Mason, garden man John Jakes, laborher John Percifull, weaver Thomas Jakes, laborher Samuell Percifull, weaver John Jooding, blacksmith Samuell Dilly, weaver George Sturges, taylor

The millitia list to be carred in 10th of December at the White Hart In at Kettering.

Thomas Browning, constable.

GREAT WELD ON

A list of the names and occupaions of all those persons who are liable to sarve as militia men for the praish of Grate Weldon this 10 day of Decm. 1777. John Wade, farmor John Pratt, farmor J oseph Pine, farmor John Chambars, farmor Robart Pratt, single man

<John Jackson, hes beene chose by lot)

Anttoney Ridgley, sarvnt man Thomas Gilbey, labour Wm. Shelton, over seear of the

poor, whose ben chose by lot Henery Pywell, gaime keeper Clamont Gilbey, labrow John Boisden, sarvnt man

<Robart Shelton, hes beene chose by lot)

Robart Chapman, farmar Robart Burwell, stone cuttar William Rudden, labour William Brockwell, single man,

in the Bedford millitia

Joseph Chambars, survar of the high ways

Thomas Chambars, hes beene chose by lot

Samuel Bellamy, survar of the high ways

Robt. Morrais, labrour Clamont Gilbey, labrour John Dimbelbey, sarvnt man Adam Bellamy, grosar Rodgar Hawthorn, labour William Falknar, labour John Falknar, single man John Pywell, butchar John Neale, laborur John Ritchardson, carpndor Gorge Ritchardson, carpndor John Greene, single man John Noble, single man

<William Sumtor, talar, single eye)

John Mears, talar J oseph Chapman, farmar

CORBY HUNDRED

Thomas Langton, labrour MarkPrentes,labrour

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Wm. Cheary, constable.

LITTLE WELD ON

Decr. 5 1777. A true list of the men of the parish of Little Weldon able to serve in the militsha from the age of eighteen to fourty five years. Willm. Phillips, labro Thos. Brawn Wm. Jackson Henry Noble, junr. Jno. Chapman Robt. Chapman, Robt. Henson Mosess Cave Jno. Pywell, labro.

<Jno. Pywell, farmer) Jno. Shelton, junr.

<Jno. Tee, farmer) Richd. Mears George March Jno. Knapp Edward Pooley Jno. Gilby Wm., servant to Wm. Louth Willm. Medows Richd. Dexter

WESTON

Wm. Eaton Jno. Tee, labro Willm. Loweth Willm. Walker Robt. Busby Willm. Knight Robt. Ollever Thos. Burwell, junr. Henry Parsons, junr. Charles Parsons Wm. Reesby Peter Curwin Jno. Brown, glover Jno. White, junr., blacksmith Willm. Pain Richd. Harmaton, junr. Sam!. Lemon Jno. Wade Willm. Richerson Jno. Alott

Josep Chapman, constobl.

Corby Hunrd Northampton Shire Weston. A list of those names to serving as militia men between the ages of eighteen and forty five years. Thos. Ward, farmer Willi. Wright, farmer John Rowlatt, famers son <Thos. illegible) Samul Rowlatt, farmers son Will. Scott, taylor Saml. Sharman, farmer John Scott, carpenter John Sharman, farmers son J oseph Scott, wheelwright Will. Timson, servt. Benan. Gibons, servt. John Willford, servt. Thos. Scott, farmer Will. Leper, collar maker Gabrel Vice, cordwainer John Hartshorn, blacksmith Will. Cannam, servt. Thos. Baker, servt. Thos. Brion, shepperd Thos. Perkins, servt. Edward Barwell, weaver Robrt. Lovden, servt. Richard Cuper, labourer John Cort, weaver Benam. Darman, labourer John Walker, butcher John Daulby, weaver Georg Grook, victualler Will. Daulby, weaver Robrt. Ashby, baker Thos. Smith, farmers son

<Henry Hitchcock) Joseph Smith, farmers son All persons who shall think themselves aggrived may then appeal and that

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no appeal will be afterwards received on Wensday ye tenth day of December the White Hart Inn in Kettering 1777.

John Smith, constable.

WILBARSTON

A list of the names of the parsons that are concerned in the militia in the parish of Wilbarston. Edward Platt, weaver James Walker Thomas Scott Wm. King Thos. Platt Thos. Bugby Ruben Satchel John Staples John Perkins John Bradley Wm. Brigs John Sharman Edward Platt, slater Wm. Worpool John Goodman WaIter Jarman Wm. Hardwick Joseph Platt William Wade Thomas Wade Wm. Cannam John Stanyon Henry Stanyon Thos. Bradshaw Wm. Tomson Joseph Green Joseph Bell John Jarman Wm. Curral John Curral Wm. Garton Thos. Hales Joseph Lole Thos. Densher Henry Dams John Dams Robert Dams Edward Timson John Edins J oseph Densher Christopher HorsIer Richard Wales Wm. Winsall Wm. Basewarth William Page Thomas Peak

Henry Bell Thos. King Thos. Marshall Thos. Fox Samuel Worpool Thos. Liquoras Robert Scott Wm. Smeeton Benjamin Baines John Marshall Thos. Crane Francis King Wm. Munton J oseph Edgeley Edward Foster Wm. Nichols George Platt Francis J annels Wm. Stirges Wm. Mawby Wm. Barlow Matthew Barwell Humphrey Muggleton Thos. Noles Richard Dams John Merril John Ashwell Benjamin Humfrey Samuel Lummes John Chapman J oseph Stanyon Edward Stanyon John Oakley Richard Merril John Sutton Wm. Joley Thos. Smith Francis Parker Wm. Cotkin Robert Jarman Edward Briggs John Markerham < illegible> John Morson Thomas Merril Wm. Browiet

Adam Tirral John Hammaton John WaIter

CORBY HUNDRED

Robert Benbridge Wm. Case Thos. Potterton

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Edward Platt, constable. N.B. Any persons that thinks themselves aggrived are to appeal at the White Hart in Kettering on Wednesday the tenth day of December next 1777.