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A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 1 of 3

Note 1326 — Chapter X · RISE OF CIVIL MARRIAGE

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"The Table of the Parish of Tiverton" (Graunt, Natural and Political Observations, 158, 159):

ChristenedBuried

YearsWeddings

M.F.BothM.F.Both

1650966791457916

16519506311351015

165298073153485199

16532189219*2084778125

1654108 105 101 2067268140

16551408710419187 114 201

1656109107901975686142

1657102941011956759126

16586070831537785162

16593777781557280152

604 815 891 1716 538 640 1178

16602761681297069139

16613883931767385158

16623673561299195186

16633568641327274146

166441687214098114212

177 353 353 706 404 437 841

* Error in the original.

Graunt's "Table for the Country Parish"—identified by Hull with Romsey in Hampshire (Petty, Economic Writings, II, 412)—affords similar evidence. The table for Cranbrook in Kent ends in 1649.

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