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Old postcard of Sedgebrook, St Lawrence

I have indexed the registers of St. Lawrence from microfilm. Some pages were very poor quality, whether this was the condition of the church register or filming I am not too sure, however I would like to make it clear that I have found at least 3 pages unreadable over a period of time and in particular the year 1748. During transcription of these registers I found that the years 1691, 1745-46, 1815, 1827 & 1834 are missing. The years of 1734-37 are unclear as to which year is which. I am reasonably sure that the missing year 1827 has actually been included in the year 1828 as there are two marriages that actually state 1827 even though they come under 1828. If anyone would like a look up of any of the following names just email me at the address at the bottom of the page and I will do my best. The registers that I have transcribed cover the years April 1665 - November 1836 and are for births, marriages and burials.

Adams; Alcock[e]; Alfi; Alkey; Allan; Allen; Allson; Alun; Alvey; Anderson; Aukland; Annis; Annos; Archer; Ash; Asther; Atkinson; Auckland; Ayto.

Bainbridge; Baker; Bakor; Bambrigg; Barker; Barnes; Bartle; Barton; Bass; Batt; Batty;Bayne; Bean; Beanbrigg; Beatman;Becke; Bembrigg; Benbridge; Benbrig; Benbrigg; Benbrigge; Benson; Bind; Blackbourne; Blackburne; Bland; Boaly; Boaumont; Bolby; Boncer; Bond; Bonnett; Bonney; Bonny; Bottomly; Boulton; Bow; Bradley; Brassalay; Brasseley; Bray; Breffit; Brewster; Brigges; Briggs; Briston; Bristow; Broughton; Brown; Browne; Brubrig; Bullock; Bullord; Burden; Burdin; Burgess; Burnell; Burnet; Burnett; Burrough; Burroughs; Burrows; Burton; Bush; Buttor.

Carrington; Castle; Caunt ;Chamberlain; Chamberlaine; Chapman; Charity; Charter; Chelton; Chester; Chettle; Child; Chile; Chitham;Christian; Clare; Clarke; Clay; Cley; Clifton; Collingwood; Collins; Collinwood; Cook; Cooper; Cor; Cord; Corden; Corthen; Coszan; Coul; Cox; Crane; Cross; Crossbye; Crow; Cully; Cunby; Cunbye.

Daft; Dancey; Davisey; Dawn; Dawson; Deal; Dean; Dennis; Dewe; Dewey; Dickenson; Dinnis; Dixon; Dixson; Dodgon; Dodson; Dolby; Dorson; Doubleday; Dover; Dowey; Downey; Dowoy; Dowson; Dring; Drumor; Dun; Dunn; Dunshore; Dunsmore; Durham; Durrham.

Eaton; Elcen; Ellis; Eperston; Epporston; Evans; Exon.

Farmer; Field; Fields; Finn; Fisher; Flaston; Fletcher; Footit; Fosted; Fostit; Fountaine; Francis; Fritzbye; Frobit; Fuorit.

Gaby; Gadsby; Gale; Gally; Garner; Gibson; Gipson; Glover; Goodban; Goodband; Goodman; Goodwin; Gordon; Gould; Gracocke; Grausy; Gray; Green; Grey; Grocock; Grococke; Groves; Gullson; Guy.

Habbott; Haborougy; Hack; Hally; Hancock; Handley; Handly; Hanes; Hardy; Harrison; Hart; Harvy; Haully; Hayes; Hebling; Hedland; Hallam; Henfrey; Hewit; Hodnum; Hodson; Hodson; Holland; Hollingworth; Hollis; Holly; Holmes; Holoy; Hooton; Hootton; Hough; Hoyes; Hubbard; Hubbart; Hunstan; Hurst; Hutchinson.

Inman.

Jackson; Jenkinson; Jessop; Jissop; Johnson; Jonison; Judson.

Kaunt; Keale; Kellam; Kettle; Key; Killinly;Kirso; Kirton; Kitchin; Kitching; Kollam; Krale.

Laine; Lamb; Lambert; Lampo; Lane; Laughton; Lawton; Lee; Leeson; Leighton; Lincoln; Linn; Litster; Longland; Longlands; Lord; Louby; Loughton; Low; Lowe; Lunn; Lunne; Lunnis; Lunns; Luston; Lynn.

Mabbott; Macdonnel; Makender;Manat;Markham; Marrett; Marriatt; Marrott; Marsh; Marshall; Mayhue; Monks; Moore; Moriss; Morris;Morton; Muncks; Muslow; Myers.

Natchett; Newcomb; Newcombe; Newcome; Noble; North; Noucan; Nowcox; Nowton.

Oakland; Oates; Okland; Orson; Otters; Ouery.

Padget; Palethorpe; Paling; Palling; Palmer; Paltrap; Parr; Parson; Partwood; Pask; Patshet; Patchett; Patchitt; Patrick; Payling; Pearson; Peete; Perason; Perkins; Person; Pert; Pest; Pickard; Pirkett; Pollard; Portwood; Powny; Pownye; Preston; Preton; Pullein; Pulleine; Pulling.

Quelch.

Raggedall; Ragsdale; Rath; Rawlinson; Readbottom; Remmington; Rest; Richard; Richardson; Rider; Rippingale; Robarts; Roberts; Robinson; Robotham; Robson; Rollinson; Ronson; Ross; Rosse; Rous; Royce; Rudkin; Ryder.

Sanderson; Sandey; Saunders; Scarborough; Schumphard; Scoffield; Scott; Scrimshaw; Selbye; Sesseter; Sewell; Sharnley; Sharpe; Sharrard; Shetlock; Shipman; Shore; Simon; Simons; Simpson; Singleton; Skelton; Skinner; Smith; Smyth; Sooby; Sowell; Sowoll; Spafford; Speck; Speed; Spencer; Squire; Stanley; Staunton; Steel; Stennett; Stennitt; Stennit; Stevens; Stoomson; Stout; Summerby; Surgey; Swaine; Symonds; Symons.

Taylor; Thicket; Thomasman; Thompson; Thornton; Tomson; Tongue; Toper; Topper; Tops; Torvill; Tourne; Townson; Turner; Turney; Twells; Twilly; Tyler.

Urton.

Vaughan.

Wakefield; Wallis; Walton; Ward; Warde; Warren; Warron; Watchorne; Waterhorn; Watson; Welborn; Welborne; Welbourn; Welburn; Welburne; Westby; White; Whitehead; Whitham; Wilds; Wilkinson; Williams; Willson; Wilson; Wing; Winter; Wolborn; Wolstor; Wormsley; Worth; Wortley; Wrath; Wright.

Yates; Young.



The following War Memorial transcript was provided by Lincolnshire Family History Society

Linconshire Family History Society Link

1914 SEDGEBROOKE 1918

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOUR OF

1914 - 1918

B.DRAPER. Pte. Lincs
J.H.HEALD Pte 1st Leicrs
J.T.NORTH Cpl.R.G.A.
G.WHATTON Pte.Northams

AND TO THE HONOUR OF THOSE
WHO SERVED THEIR KING
AND COUNTRY

C. AVERY L/Cpl.13th Hussars
F. AVERY L/Cpl. 9th Leics
G. BRAY Driver A.S.C
A.BULLOCK Cpl. R.G.A
H. BULLOCK L/Cpl R.E
McDONALD COUPLAND. P.O. R.N.
E.W. DRAPER. Sgt.Can. R.F.A
. H. DRAPER Mech. Sgt. Maj. R.F.C.
J. HOWES Cpl. Sherwood's
Marjorie DRAPER Grp Ldr. W/L/A/
Ruth MORRIS W/L/A/
C. JACKSON Pte.9th Leics.
L.MAYCROFT R.F.C.
G. MEASURES Pte. Notts & Derby.
J. MEASURES Pte. Aust. I. F.
G. NIX. Pte D.L.I.
F. SMITH Pte. M.G.C.
G.TAYLOR Cpl. Royal Sussex
G. TAYLOR Sapper R.E.
B.TOPPS L/Cpl.1st. Leics
R/L/TINKLER Mech. American A.F
A. WHALTON Sgt. Leics.



THE CLOCK IN THE TOWER HAS BEEN PLACED THERE BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION AS A THANKSGIVING FOR PEACE AND IN MEMORY & IN HONOUR OF THE ABOVE

Details below provided by Charles Anderson of the NIWM and LFHS, and taken from the CWGC & Soldiers Died Web Site.

Bertie Draper, Private, 12631, 7th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment, born Sproxton, Leicestershire, enlisted Grantham and resident in Sedgebrook. The son of John Henry and Emma E Draper, of 157 Harlaxton Rd., Grantham Lincs. He was aged 21 when killed in ation on the 8th August 1916. He has no known grave and is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

John Henry Heald,Private, 9707, "B" Coy., 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment, born Chaddesdon, Derbyshire, enlisted Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire and resident in Elton, Nottinghamshire. The son of John and Sarah Lydia Heald, of The Buildings, Sedgebrook, Grantham. He was only aged 17 when killed in action on the 2nd January 1915. Buried in the Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chappelle-d'Armertiers, Nord, France.

Thomas James North [transcribed J.T.North]. Corporal, 278218, 20th Siege Bty, Royal Garrison Artillery, born Bottesford, Leics. [recorded in Soldiers Died, Lincs], the son of James & Sarah North of Sedgebrook, Grantham; husband of Edith Ellen North of Barrowby, enlisted Newhaven, Sussex and resident of Sedgebrook. Aged 36 when he died of wounds on the 8th March 1918, buried Lapugnoy Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.

George Whatton, Private, 18719, 1st Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, born Bronswell Lincs [Brauncewell ?], the son of John and Elizabeth Whatton of Sedgebrook, Grantham. Enlisted Northampton, died of wounds 11th January 1916 aged 19 and buried in Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos, Pas de Calais, France.


Alfred Wing, Private 241563 - 2/5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 15th April 1918, aged 27 years. Son of Charles & Mary Ann Wing of Vine St., Billingborough, Lincs. Born Sedgebrook, enlisted Bourne & resident Billingborough, Lincs. Commemorated PLOEGSTEERT Memorial Panel 3. Sourced from :-
http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Lincolnshire/Billingborough.html


From the INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
2nd LIEUT. JOSHUA BIRAM CROSSLEY WIGFIELD, a Registered Student of the Institute, was killed in action, in France, on September 20th, 1918. Born at Lincoln, and educated at Sedgebrook Grammar School, he matriculated at London University, and entered University College, Nottingham. At the time of his death he was serving with the Royal Engineers.


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