[to the [nth (generation)] generation]
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : IGI • [death] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Walter Scutt : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : IGI PRF • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : Lay Subsidy 1524 Moreton / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Joan Kingman : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth ------ : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] William Scutt : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Maude ------ : IGI • [death] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : IGI • [burial] : FreeReg
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Edith ------ : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Edward Scutt : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Amy ------ : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] John Dalton : IGI
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth Scutt : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : IGI / James F. Scutt
[sources] • [birth] : IGI / James F. Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Edward Scutt : IGI / James F. Scutt
[sources] • [birth] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Joan ------ : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Senior Scutt : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
PROB 11/94 - 11 October 1599 Scutt, Scut, Thomas, the younger, Afpudle, Dorset / 1599 Scutt, Scut, Thomas, the younger, Afpudle, Dorset 78 Kidd. |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : Dorset Marriages / David Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Helen Genge : Piddletown Marriages 1538-1812 / IGI / FreeReg • [death] : Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1584-1604
[sources] • [birth] : David Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Junior Scutt : Dorset Marriages / David Scutt • [death] : David Scutt
[sources] • [birth] : IGI / James F Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Junior Scutt : Piddletown Marriages 1538-1812 / IGI / FreeReg
I give to my sonne Benjamin Scutt my lease of a Tenement in Knighton within the pishe of Stoke neare Bynden. The reste of my goodes moveable and unmoveable my debtes and legacies payde and Satisfied I give to Ellen my nowe wife, whom I make my whole and sole executrix of this my last will and Testamente. |
[sources] • [birth] : Will 1599 • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Benjamin Scutt : Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
[sources] • [birth] : (Somerset Marriages) • [marriage event] [with] ------ ------ : Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Benjamin Scutt : Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
[sources] • [birth] : Moreton Parish Births
R S moved to Affpuddle. |
[sources] • [birth] : Moreton Parish Births / Will 1599
[sources] • [birth] : Winfrid H. Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Edith Morgreye : Tincleton Marriages 1579-1836 / IGI • [death] : Winfrid H. Scutt
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Scutt : Tincleton Marriages 1579-1836 / IGI
[sources] • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : Winfrid H Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Alice ------ : Ancestral File / James F Scutt • [death] : Winfrid H Scutt
Scutt, Alice, Bere Regis A. 1675. |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Ancestral File / James F Scutt • [death] : Wills & Administrations in the Peculiar Court of the Dean of Sarum (relating to Dorset) 1500-1801
[Ancestral File states son John Scutt born 1652, wedded and died by 1659 (sic), and with John's son Robert born cira 1637/8.] [John's date of death has been established]. [1659 Oct 07 Wills - Scutt, John, Affpuddle, Dorset 1659 332. Avice Scutt, relict.] |
[sources] • [birth] : Ancestral File / James F Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Avice ------ : James F. Scutt • [death] : Administrations in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1655-1660 (R-Z)
Wills - Scutt, Avice, Brints Puddle 7 1691. |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : James F. Scutt • [death] : Calendar of Dorset Wills & Administrations in the Probate Registry at Blandford, Dorset
[Scutt, Robert, Affpuddle 35 (89yr.).] [Robert Scutt & his wife Elizabeth v. John Hardy & his wife Jane, Elizth Seare, Edward Lawrence.: Copyhold tenement situate within and parcel of the manor of Affpuddle (Dorset) called "Roberts." Customs of manor, &c., &c.] [The names of Eleanor Scutt (daughter of plaintiff Robert by a former wife (Vye), and late sister of defendant Jane), Saml Seare, late of Affpuddle, miller, and Thos. - E 134/5Geo1/Mich37 (1714). R S bur: inside Affpuddle Church - there was a flagstone inscribed: Here lyeth ye body of Robt. Scutt, the husband of Elizabeth Scutt, who departed this life ye 12 day of May Anno 1727, aged 89 years. This stone has been removed to the side chapel, formerly occupied by the organ, when the Church was refloored.] [Will 1727 May 12.] |
[sources] • [birth] : Winfrid H Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth Bridle : Winfrid H. Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth Green : Fordington St.George Marriages 1577-1812 / National Archives / IGI • [death] : Dorset Burials / Calendar of Administrations for the Years 1727, 1728 & 1729 in the Consistory Court of Dorset at Blandford / IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Winfrid H. Scutt • [death] : (Remarriage)
[Robert Scutt & his wife Elizabeth v. John Hardy & his wife Jane, Elizth Seare, Edward Lawrence: Copyhold tenement situate within and parcel of the manor of Affpuddle (Dorset) called "Roberts." Customs of manor, &c.] [The names of Eleanor Scutt (daughter of plaintiff Robert by a former wife (Vye), and late sister of defendant Jane), Saml Seare, late of Affpuddle, miller, and Thos. E 134/5Geo1/Mich37 (1714).] |
[sources] • [birth] : Winfrid H Scutt / James F Scutt • [marriage event] [with] Sarah Vye : IGI • [burial] : Dorset Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-1812
National Archives - Robert Scutt & his wife Elizabeth. v. John Hardy & his wife Jane, Elizth Seare, Edward Lawrence.: Copyhold tenement situate within and parcel of the manor of Affpuddle (Dorset) called "Roberts." Customs of manor, &c., &c. [The names of Eleanor Scutt (daughter of plaintiff Robert by a former wife (Vye), and late sister of defendant Jane), Saml Seare, late of Affpuddle, miller, and Thos. E 134/5Geo1/Mich37 (1714). |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : IGI
Robert Scutt & his wife Elizabeth. v. John Hardy & his wife Jane, Elizth Seare, Edward Lawrence.: Copyhold tenement situate within and parcel of the manor of Affpuddle (Dorset) called "Roberts." Customs of manor, &c., &c. [The names of Eleanor Scutt (daughter of plaintiff Robert by a former wife (Vye), and late sister of defendant Jane), Saml Seare, late of Affpuddle, miller, and Thos. E 134/5Geo1/Mich37 (1714). |
[sources] • [birth] : National Archives • [death] : National Archives
1785 also possible. R S - 'wealthy, first recorded owner of freehold land'. |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF • [marriage event] [with] Mary Ester : (Birth children) / Ancestal File • [death] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / Calendar of Dorset Wills & Administrations in the Probate Registry at Blandford, Dorset (1885) / IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : Birth (Children) • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : (Birth children) / Ancestal File • [death] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812
T S - 25yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : Ancestal File • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / FreeReg • [death] : Ancestal File • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / Ancestal File
(illegible), (soiled). |
[sources] • [birth] : Dorset Baptisms / Ancestal File • [death] : Ancestal File • [burial] : Ancestal File
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Betty Baker : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI • [death] : National Burial Index (Dorset) / IGI PRF
Elisa and Elizabeth also noted. |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Oliver Cheek : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / Dorset Marriages • [burial] : Andrew Clifford Scutt
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Jane Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / Dorset Marriages
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Catherine Pearce : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI • [death] : Wareham & c. 8 69 / IGI PRF • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
K S - 69yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI • [death] : Wareham & C 8 105 (1st.Q.) • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
[relations] • [marriage event] · 1801年12月23日 · Affpuddle, Dorset : Thomas Scutt 1774-1848 和 Catherine Pearce 1774-ca 1844
J S 84yr. |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Sarah Cosh : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 • [death] : Wareham 5a 177
[relations] • [marriage event] · 1841年6月22日 · Wool, Dorset : George Butcher Bushrod 1820-1877 和 Mary Scutt 1809-ca 1899
S S 82yr. |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 • [death] : Wareham 5a 180 / Census 1841-51-61 Dorset
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI
R S - d:1797 or 1812? |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812
[sources] • [birth] : Ancestal File / IGI - films 2034406 & 2034338 • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI - films 2034406 & 2034338 • [marriage event] [with] Samuel Meager : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI - films 2034406 & 2034338
[relations] • [marriage event] · 1781年5月12日 · Affpuddle, Dorset : Edward Scutt ca 1754-1838 和 Anne Pearce 1760-
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Anne Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI - films 2034406 & 2034338
[sources] • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [baptism] : IGI
not found in Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812. |
[sources] • [birth] : Dorset Baptisms / IGI • [marriage event] [with] William Sheppard : IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Sarah Scutt : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] William Oxford : Milton Abbas Marriages vol:3 1754-1766 / FreeReg / IGI
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Mary Scutt : Milton Abbas Marriages vol:3 1754-1766 / FreeReg / IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [baptism] : IGI
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : IGI • [death] : IGI
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Monday 09 June 1817. Dorset Sheep, Dairy, and Corn Farm To Let, and entered on at Michaelmas next. All those two Farms (united) called and Brookhill, situated in the parishes of Affpuddle and Tonerspuddle, containing about 317 acres, now in the occupation of Edward Scutt. Throop Farm tithe free, (except a small modus for cows). For a view of the premises apply to Mr. George Aitken, of Moreton; and for further particulars, to Mr. F. Oakley, attorney at law, Dorchester; or the said George Aitken.] [Oxford Journal, Saturday 23 November 1822. Reedness Corn Law Debate, Edward Scutt do, Wm Sutt do.] [E S 85yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Anne Pearce : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI • [death] : Wareham & C 8 99 / IGI PRF • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Edward Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI
[relations] • [marriage event] · 1808年2月26日 · Affpuddle, Dorset : Thomas Tizard 1786-1833 和 Sarah Scutt 1788-1868
[Salisbury & Winchester Journal, Monday 13 September 1824. Great Tithes, Bere Regis, Sold by Auction, (in Fee) by Mr. Green, at the Golden Lion Inn, Wareham, Dorset, Saturday the 2nd of October next, at four o'clock in the afternoon, in Lots. The Great Tithes of Corn and Hay, growing and arising out the following Farms, Estates, and Lands, containing altogether about 1100 Acres, situate in parish of Bere Regis, Dorset: comprising Emery's School Lands; the Lands of Drax Grosvenor, Esq. occupied by Mr. Biles, Mr. Deasant, Mr. Romain, Richard Scutt;. Printed particulars, and other information may be obtained by applying (if by letter, free of postage) either to Mr. Sparks, solicitor, Crewkerne, Somerset, or Mr. Manuel, the owner, Bloxworth, near Bere Regis. Angust 21, 1824.] [Sherborne Mercury, Dorset, Tuesday 03 October 1865. Wareham. Revision of Voers list. On Wednesday and Thursday, Edward Platt, Esq., the barrister appointed for the purpose, sat at the Townhall to revise the list of voters for the borough of Wareham and Bere Begis. Mr. Atkinson, of Blandford, Mr. Phippard, and Mr, Trevenen, appeared to support the Conservatives, Mr. Weston of Dorchester, Mr. Bartlett, and Mr. Lacey, appeared for the Liberals. There were some 160 claims and objections, a fact amply testifying that the two parties cherish the advice of the late Sir Robert Peel, to fight the battle of the hustings in the Revision Court. It would, of course, be a useless occupation of our space to give a detailed account of the claim and objection in every case, where there were so many, and we shall therefore content ourselves with giving his honour's decision on the most important points on which discussions arose. The list for Bere Regis was first taken. Richard Scutt, jun., claimed partner with his father on farm rent of £85 a year. Both names were marked on the waggons, and both names appeared in the rate-books, and claimant had been the register before but last year he lost his vote from being objected to, and having business at Woodbury Hill fair, was unable to attend at Wareham (which was on the same day) to support his right to be on the register. Claim allowed.] [R S - 86yr.] [Will 6 Nov 1869 - Blandford.] |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Agnes Charlotte Rutter : Plymouth & West Devon Parish Registers 1538-1912 / Census 1851 Dorset • [death] : Wareham 5a 197 / Wills
Residence: Hockley in Bere Regis. A C S - 87yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : Census 1841-51-71 Dorset • [marriage event] [with] Richard Scutt : Plymouth & West Devon Parish Registers 1538-1912 / Census 1851 Dorset • [death] : Wareham 5a 177
[Oxford Journal, Saturday 23 November 1822. Reedness Corn Law Debate, Edward Scutt do, Wm Sutt do.] [W S - 84yr.] |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth Williams : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 • [death] : Wareham 5a 251
E S - 87yr. Census 1841 Dorset states Betsy Scutt. |
[sources] • [birth] : Census 1851-61-71 Dorset • [marriage event] [with] William Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 • [death] : Wareham 5a 187
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI
S S bapt:1788 Apr 21 also noted (IGI). S T - 80yr. |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Tizard : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / Dorset Marriages • [death] : Dorchester 5a 221 • [burial] : IGI
T T - 47yr. |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Sarah Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / Dorset Marriages
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire, Monday 23 February 1829. A black hackney mare, 14 hands high, was on Thursday night stolen from the stable of Mr. John Scutt, at Waddock, in the parish of Affpuddle, Dorset.] [Salisbury & Winchester Journal, Wiltshire, Saturday 04 November 1843. As Mr. John Scutt, yeoman, of Hurst Farm, near Moreton, was returning from Dorchester Fair, Wednesday evening last, in company with his two sons and brother, the horse on which he was riding, being a spirited one, shied and threw him, and pitching the back of his head, fractured his skull, and otherwise bruised him. Medical attendance being at hand, he was conveyed to the Three Mariners Inn where every attention was paid him, but still lies in a very precarious state.] [J S - 59yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) / Birth Brief SofG • [baptism] : Dorset Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Mary Roberts : Dorset Marriages • [death] : Wareham & C 8 83 • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
Sherborne Mercury - Saturday 04 May 1844. April 25, at Hurst Farm, near Moreton, Mary, wife of Mr. John Scutt, yeoman, aged 57 years. |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) • [marriage event] [with] John Scutt : Dorset Marriages • [death] : Wareham & C 8 83 / Sherborne Mercury [1844 May 04] • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
Census 1841-51-61 Dorset. Deaf & dumb. A S - 69yr., unmarried. |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) • [baptism] : Dorset Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-1812 • [death] : Wareham 5a 168 / Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
[Census 1841-51-61 Dorset.] [R S - 72yr.] [Robert Scutt died 24 April 1866. 18 May (1866). The Will of Robert Scutt late of Baltington Farm in the Parish of Tyneham in the Isle of Purbeck in the County of Dorset, Yeoman deceased who died 24 April 1866 at Baltington Farm aforesaid was proved at Blandford by the oath of William Shitler Hull of Druce farm in the Parish of Piddletown in the County aforesaid Yeoman the sole Executor.] [Dorset County Chronicle, Thursday 27 September 1866. ROBERT SCUTT Deceased. Notice is hereby given, That all PERSONS having any Claims or Demands against the ESTATE of ROBERT SCUTT, late of Baltington Farm, in the Parish of Tyncham in the Isle of Purbeck, in the County of Dorset, Yeoman, deceased, are hereby required to send in their particulars of such Claims and Demands to the undersigned WILLIAM SHETLER HULL, of Druce Farm, in the Parish of Piddletown, in the said county of Dorset, Executor of the Will of the said Robert Scutt And all Persons owing any Debts to the said Estate are required forthwith to pay the same to the said WILLIAM SHETLER HULL. Dated this 15th day of Sept., 1866.] |
[sources] • [birth] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Elizabeth Pearce : Wareham Marriages 1792-1841 • [death] : Wareham 5a 213 / Will
(this death date needs verification) |
[sources] • [birth] : Census 1841-51 Dorset • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Wareham Marriages 1792-1841 • [death] : Wareham 5a 210 / NBI (Dorset)
E S - unmarried. (this death needs verification) |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [death] : Wareham 5a 202
[He was probably the witness to the marriage of Thomas Cuff & Charlotte Dill in 1820 at Bath, Somerset.] [T S 44yr., 1843 Mar 21 Wilton Goal, Taunton, Somerset. Son T S 1843 Jun 09 Wilton Gaol, Taunton, Somerset.] [England & Wales, Criminal Registers 1791-1892 - 9 Apr 1844 Dorset.] [Salisbury and Winchester Journal Sat 13 Apr 1844. Thomas Scutt (45), charged with having stolen half a bushel of potatoes, the property of Henry Jeans of Cranborne - three weeks hard labour.] [Salisbury and Winchester Journal Sat 02 Nov 1844. Committed to Dorchester Gaol: Robert Moore, assault, 3m. imp. and hard labour; Henry Snook and Thos. Scutt, stealing potatoes, 1m. each.] [T S 67yr.] |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Mary Heard : Somerset Marriages (post-1754) / IGI / Census 1861 Dorset • [death] : Wimborne 5a 173
M S 75yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : Census 1861 Dorset • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Scutt : Somerset Marriages (post-1754) / IGI / Census 1861 Dorset • [death] : Wimborne 5a 155 • [burial] : Cranborne Burials 1857-1879
Census 1851 Dorset - deaf & dumb. E S - 59yr. |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [death] : Wareham 5a 211 / Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [death] : IGI
[J S - 79yr. Will of John Scutt of Preston, Dorset - 1837, Feb 20 - Prob:11/1873.] [Salisbury & Winchester Journal, Wiltshire Mon 06 Feb 1837. Died, Jan 30, at Sutton Pointz, Dorset, Mr. Scutt, sen.] [1837 Jan 23 also noted.] |
[sources] • [birth] : Ancestral File / IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Anne Compton : Bere Regis Parish 1607-1997 / Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds (DOR) • [death] : Salisbury and Winchester Journal [1837 Feb 06] / Wills • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1813-1880 / Wills
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] John B. Scutt : Bere Regis Parish 1607-1997 / Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds (DOR) • [death] : National Burial Index (Dorset) / IGI PRF • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / National Burial Index (Dorset) / Dorset Monumental Inscriptions
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Monday 15 March 1824. Wednesday was married, at Martins-town, by the Rev. W. R. Churchill, Mr. Wm. Scutt, of Moreton, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Homer, the former place.] [Sherborne Mercury, Monday 11 January 1836. John White, charged on oath with feloniously stealing a quantity of hay, on the 25th day December last, the parish of Hilton, the property of William Scutt - Acquitted.] [Sherborne Mercury, Monday 06 June 1842. To Henry Ker Seymour Esq., High Sheriff for the County of Dorset. Mr, WE, the under signed, Freeholders and Others, habitants like County of Dorset, request you call a Meeting of the Inhabitants of this County, on such early day may suit your convenience to join in an Address of Congratulation to her Majesty on her escape from the late diabolical attempt on her life, to express our extreme grief and horror that any person should he found within these realms capable of committing wicked and traitorous an act against Her Royal person - William Scutt.] [Salisbury and Winchester Journal Sat 26 Jan 1856 Dorsetshire. Dorchester - We regret to announce an accident which occurred on Saturday last Mr. William Scutt, of Bere Regis, who was thrown out of his gig, and had his thigh broken. It appears that the tire the wheel became loose and frightened the horse, when, unfortunately the reigns broke and running against the bank, the gig was upset. The accident occurred near to Mr. Scutt's house, to which he was immediately conveyed, and we are sorry to say he is still in a very precarious state.] [W S - 77yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Mary Ann Homer : Church of England, Winterborne St.Martin (alias Martinstown) Parish / IGI • [death] : Wareham 5a 210 / IGI PRF
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Monday 15 March 1824. Wednesday was married, at Martins-town, by the Rev. W. R. Churchill, Mr. Wm. Scutt, of Moreton, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Homer, the former place.] [M A S - 82yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) • [marriage event] [with] William Scutt : Church of England, Winterborne St.Martin (alias Martinstown) Parish / IGI • [death] : Wareham 5a 184
[relations] • [recognized daughter] : Isabella Jane Hatton ca 1838-1931 • [recognized son] : Thomas Scutt ca 1851-1902
[Western Gazette, Somerset, Friday 21 August 1868. County Petty Sessions, Saturday. Before H. Williams, Esq. (chairman,) R. O. F. Steward, E. Saunders, G. Warry, and W. L. Henning, Esqrs. A labourer named King was summoned by Mr. John Scutt, farmer, of Preston, for a breach of the Master and Servant Act. The master, it appeared, had dismissed defendant, who was a yearly servant, for not fulfilling his orders. The latter had offered his services every day since. The case was dismissed.] [R S - 80yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] ------ ----- : (ReMarriages) • [marriage event] [with] Susan Hatton : Weymouth 5a 589 / IGI • [death] : Weymouth 5a 215 / IGI PRF
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : (ReMarriages)
2 children by previous marriage. S S 66yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Weymouth 5a 589 / IGI • [death] : Weymouth 5a 218
J S infant. |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [death] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / National Burial Index (Dorset) / IGI PRF • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / Dorset Monumental Inscriptions
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire, Mon 02 Mar 1835. Married, Feb 23, at Preston Church, near Weymouth, by the Rev. Mr. Piers, Mr. John Scutt to Miss Caroline Cooper, niece of C. Gill, Esq., of Wyke Oliver Farm.] [Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper, London, Sunday 10 January 1847. Ref: Mr John Scutt the Guardian. The fate of the labourer. Evidence of Susan Galpin, daughter of the deceased miller, and sister of the deceased William Miller. Susan Galpin, of the parish of Preston-cum-Sutton states that she is a married woman, having three children. Her husband is a thatcher; sometimes he works for Mr. Wallis, at Preston, sometimes for his son Josiah, at Sutton; his earnings at day-work are eight shillings per week when upon the farms; thatching he does by piece-work; its done by the square, for which he used to get two shillings and sixpence, but sixpence is now taken off; thinks by working hard that her husband could get two shillings per day in fine weather. Out of his wages he has to pay one shilling per week for house rent; nothing is allowed to them, except at the fall of the year, when they get a hundred faggots, which they pay two shillings for cutting. Her father, mother, and brother lived with them, who paid nothing for house-rent. Her father was sixty-seven years of age when he died. He worked for Mr. Wallis forty or fifty years as a carter; latterly he has been unable to follow that occupation, and was employed doing odd jobs, at bird-keeping, for which he received six-pence a day. When he was ill at home he received nothing from the farm, but for the support of himself and his wife he received one shilling and sixpence and a loaf from the parish. Her father kept off birds until within a week of his death; he had had bad breath for some years; was sometimes better, sometimes worse. He was taken ill with influenza on Thursday the 17th, he continued to get worse every day. The union doctor came to the parish to see other people, and she left word for him at a neighbour's to come to see her father and brother, who were both lying ill at the same time. He (the doctor) came; he did not say much to her father, hardly anything; he did not say that he would send him any medicine, nor did he do so; her father had nothing from the doctor at all. He came the second time to see her brother, and left as before, without ordering her father anything. Her father had nothing to eat or to nourish him but dry bread, and sometimes a little tea, without milk or sugar. After two or three days he could not relish even the bread, it was so dry and stale. Her father had often expressed a wish that he could have some of the broth that had been sent for her brother, which he did get a little of. The day before her brother died, young Mr. Wallis came to see them, as he had heard that her brother (who had died two days before) had been starved, and he wished to know all about it. After he left he sent father in a dinner of pork and potatoes, which he relished and ate very heartily, He died the next day. No clergyman attended him in the parish, but a Mr. Brown and another came to see him once from Weymouth. My brother was thirty-two years of age. He has worked for Mr. Wallis twenty years, or more. He never worked for anybody else: He earned five shillings a week, never more. He was always good to his father and mother. There never could be a better son or brother. We never had an angry word with him. About four months ago he was summoned before the magistrates of Weymouth, as the father of a bastard child by Ann Chalker, living at Weymouth, and was required to pay one shilling and sixpence a week towards its support, which he stated he was unable to do from his wages. They let him free then, but afterwards had him arrested at the farm, and taken to Dorchester gaol, where he remained three months; when he came out he was very well, and looked very nice in his face, and said that he never was better. He went to work on the 7th for a week. On the 10th he went again, but felt very unwell, and said, "Mother, I seem so bad that I don't know how I shall get through the day." She tried to persuade him to stop at home, but he said, "What shall we do to live if I stop at home?" He went to work, but returned early, and did not go out after. He got worse and worse. The doctor was attending in the parish, and we left word with a neighbour, who he thought he would be visiting, for him to call. He came as soon as he received the message, and saw my brother; after he had done so, he desired us to send to Weymouth, and he would send a bottle of medicine, which he did, and my brother took it. He called again in three days; that was on Thursday, the 17th, when he said he would change the medicine, and send another bottle. He never called after. My brother gradually sank, and died on the Monday night. He never earned more than six shillings after he left prison. Mother applied to Mr Hine, the relieving-officer for relief; he gave her nothing, but asked to see my brother, he came to the cottage and saw him, and then told my mother to come to the union (four miles), and what there was for him he should have. I went; mother was not able. I waited two hours, and saw Mr John Scutt, the guardian, go in; When all the rest of the applicants had left, Mr. Hine told me there was nothing for my brother. I asked what he was to do; if nothing was allowed him he would starve. He said, "I can't help it; there is nothing for him." I asked for an order for the house. He asked if I thought he would come in; to which I said that he must, as there was nothing at home for him to live upon out of one shilling and six-pence for three of them. He talked very rough to me, which I did not like. He told me that my brother was to walk in, and that if he could not walk, he was to get a cart. I told him that he was too ill for that, for my mother was obliged to dress and undress him; to which he said, "Never mind that, there will be somebody here to do it for him; he must come in." He then gave me the order for admission. Upon my return home, I told my brother that there was nothing for him, which very much troubled him, but that there was an order for him to go to the house, at which he cried very bitterly and said that he had not the power to go. I took it very hard, put on my bonnet, and went to master's. I told Mrs. Wallis what had passed with the relieving-officer, and she said how bad it was to be treated so badly. Mr. Wallis first told me to apply. I borrowed an arm-chair of Mrs. Wallis, who told me to fetch a cup, and she would give my brother some broth. I took it home, and gave it to him: he seemed a bit better. Mrs. Wallis sent him same more to nice after that; father was lying ill and had some of it. Sunday night my brother had the last of it, not quite a teacupful; he looked up upon us all, and said, "Now my broth is done, I'm done." He went to bed about nine o'clock. All that night he had nothing to eat or drink. Next day (Monday) he said he wished he had a drop more broth. Mother asked him to have a bit of bread soaked in hot water: he said yes, he was so very hungry, he could eat so much. He had some bread and water on that morning, and had nothing else all that day or night. He slept with my eldest boy, who is about ten years old. My mother covered them up with what clothes she had it was a very sold night and then went to bed. Towards morning mother called out to my son, and told him to put his hand against William to see if he was warm and covered up. My son said, Oh, mother, William is so cold, and feels stiff," at which mother got up and found him dead! Both my father and brother were buried in one grave. There was no inquest upon the bodies. My brother's complaint was what is called influenza; he had shortness of breath before that; but it is my opinion, and that of all the rest of our family, that he died for the want of sufficient nourishment. Mr. Placket, the doctor, said he would have got well, and able to be about in two or three weeks, if he had gone to the house.] [Chester Chronicle Saturday 26 April 1856. The Agapemone near Bridgewater. A few days ago, farmer named Scutt, occupier of a farm near Carnington, attempted suicide at the Agapemone, Charlinch. He is now under surveilence of two-keepers. Differences importance have broken out amongst the members of the above singular fraternity. The "Prince" is said to have declared himself to be nothing more than mortal and not that spiritual caste he has hitherto professed to be. He has left his flock for Plymouth, add his departure has caused wonderful transformation in their internal regulations; instead of playing hockey" on the Sunday, they have become amazed, and now trust for their protection to prayers to the Almighty. Mr. Scutt was a man of considerable property when he joined Prince, made it all over to him, and this self-beggaring the supposed cause of his rash attempt on his life. Sherborne Journal.] [Western Gazette, Somerset, Friday 22 February 1867. Weymouth. Sheep Stealing. On Friday last, George Harris was committed for trial at the ensuing assizes, charged with stealing two lambs from the farm of Mr. John Scutt, at Preston.] [Western Gazette Fri 02 Apr 1880 44412: 4 West Walks Terrace, Dorchester. MR. T. Ensor has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, on Wednesday, April 7th, 1880, the valuable, substantial, and modern Furniture, 7-octave Pianofort, x Oil paintings, Feather beds, Bed and Table linen, China, Glass, 180oz. of Silver plated articles, Breech-loading double gun, a few books, and about 100 dozen of Choice wines, consisting of 1863 and 1868 ports, sherries, and claret, late the property of Mr. John Scutt, deceased. Particulars given in catalogues, to be had of the Auctioneer, 54 South Street, Dorchester, three days before the sale. May tie viewed on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 6th. The sale will commence at one o'clock. The sale will be held at four o'clock.] [J B S - 79yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Caroline Cooper : Preston cum Sutton Poyntz Marriages 1695-1837 / Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds (Dor. & Wil.) / IGI I03347-3 / FreeReg / Salisbury and Winchester Journal [1835 Mar 02] • [death] : Weymouth 5a 237 / IGI PRF
[Mon 02 Mar 1835, Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire, Married, Feb 23, at Preston Church, near Weymouth, by the Rev. Mr. Piers, Mr. John Scutt to Miss Caroline Cooper, niece of C. Gill, Esq., of Wyke Oliver Farm.] [C S 81yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) / Census 1841-71-81 Dorset / IGI • [marriage event] [with] John B. Scutt : Preston cum Sutton Poyntz Marriages 1695-1837 / Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds (Dor. & Wil.) / IGI I03347-3 / FreeReg / Salisbury and Winchester Journal [1835 Mar 02] • [death] : Weymouth 5a 193 / IGI PRF
[Mon 17 Sep 1832, Sherborne Mercury, Dorset, England. Game listes: Scutt, Thomas - Sutton Poyntz.] [T S 62yr. Cannington, Melancholy Death. On Saturday Mr Scutt, a Princeite, Chilton met with his death in a sad manner. was on one of their farms, watching chaffcutter at work, and the horse going slowly he kicked it to make it go faster when the animal gave sudden jump, and the pole of the machine caught Mr Scutt on the back and threw him with violence against the wall, whereby his skull was fractured, causing instantaneous death.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Sarah Galpin : All Saints Dorchester Marriages 1800-1880 / IGI M00407-1 • [death] : Bridgwater 5c 290 / Taunton Courier, and Western Advertiser [1864 Dec 14]
[S S 57yr.] [This is the Last Will and Testament of me William Galpin of Dorchester in the County of Dorset, Cooper made and published this fifth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty six in manner following that is to say: First: I give and devise and bequeath All that my messuage dwelling house or Inn called the Phoenix Inn together with the stables cellars and other buildings gardens rights members and appurtenances belonging thereto now in the possession of my son George Galpin as my tenant And also all that my messuage or dwelling house adjoining The Phoenix on the East side thereof with the rights members and appurtenances belonging thereto now in the occupation of Mr Clenister as my tenant. And also all that my new built Malthouse with its rights members and appurtenances in lying behind The Phoenix and now in the occupation of myself and my son William And also all that my messuage or dwelling house with the rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging now in the occupation of William Somer? and others as my tenants And which said messuages and hereditaments are situate in the parish of All Saints in Dorchester aforesaid and all other my freehold hereditaments and premises (if any) in that parish unto and to the use of my said son George GALPIN his heirs and assigns for ever Upon this condition nevertheless that he or they do and shall within the space of two years next after my death pay unto each of my daughters Charlotte, Eliza the wife of George Lock of Blandford Forum in the County of Dorset Innkeeper and Sarah the wife of Thomas Scutt of Preston in the County of Dorset Yeoman, or to their satisfaction respectively effectually secure to each of them the sum of one thousand pounds sterling together with interest for the same in the mean time at the rate of four pounds per cent per annum in equal half yearly payments And in case of default in the performance of this my condition by my said son. Then and in such case I give devise and bequeath all and singular the said Messuages or dwelling houses Inn Malthouse and other hereditaments above described with their respective rights members and appurtenances unto and to the use of and equally between my said Son and daughters Charlotte, Eliza and Sarah and their respective heirs and assigns for ever as tenants in common,And I give and bequeath unto my said son George the goodwill and right of carrying on my business of a cooper. And I give and bequeath all those my new built and other leasehold business situate on the east side of Gaol Lane in the parish of All Saints aforesaid which in their unimproved state I lately bought of Mrs MASTERS together with their respective rights members and appurtenances unto my son William Galpin his executors administrators and assigns for and during all my estate term and interest therein And also I give him my said son William the sum of two hundred pounds sterling Also I give and bequeath all that my leasehold messuage or dwelling house with the garden rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging situate on the Cornhill in the parish of Saint Peters in Dorchester aforesaid and now in the occupation of George CLARK Stationer as my tenant unto my son John his executors administrators and assigns for and during all my estate term and interest therein Also I give and bequeath All that my other leasehold messuage or dwelling house with the garden rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging situate on the Cornhill in the parish of Saint Peter aforesaid on the South side of the said last mentioned messuage or dwelling house and now in the occupation of Thomas Pouncy, Saddler as my tenant unto my daughter Martha her executors administrators and assigns for and during all my estate term and interest therein. All the Rest and Residue and Remainder of my estate and effects both real and personal and of every sort and kind and wherever situate after and subject to the payment of my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the charges of proving this my will; i give devise and bequeath the same and every part thereof unto and to the use and for the absolute benefit of and equally between all my said sons and daughters and their respective heirs executors administrators and assigns as tenants in common and I hereby nominate and appoint my said three sons George William and John joint executors of this my Will and here revoking all other wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this only to be my last. In Witness whereof I the said Testator William Galpin have to this my last Will contained in two sheets of paper to the first thereof set my hand and to this seventh? and last my hand and seal the day and year first above written. Wm Galpin. Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator William Galpin as and for his last Will in the presence of us at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses J Stone; G Symonds; J Bishop. Proved at London 10th February 1837 before the Judge by the oaths of George Galpin; William Galpin and John Galpin the sons the sole executors to whom administration was granted having been first sworn duly to administer.] |
[sources] • [birth] : Census 1841 Dorset & 1861 Somerset • [marriage event] [with] Thomas Scutt : All Saints Dorchester Marriages 1800-1880 / IGI M00407-1 • [death] : Bridgwater 5c 326
[Tue 08 May 1855, Sherborne Mercury, Dorset. Dorchester. Fire, on Thursday afternoon a serious fire broke out on the premises of Mr. G. Scutt, Martinstown, near Dorchester. It was first perceived in the brewhouse chimney, and very speedily extended over the whole of the business premises. The whole of the brewhouse, wine cellar, grinding house, malt house, stables, and cart houses were entirely destroyed; also, the season's malting, a considerable quantity of barley, beans, mixed corn, bricks, brewing utensils, casks, and from 700 to 800 hogsheads of strong beer. The fire also destroyed the summer-house, and the whole of the thatching on the garden wall; the dwelling-house adjoining was saved by the timely use of the Dorchester fire engine, and the Dorchester police kept watch during the night. The estimated loss is about £5,000.] [Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire Sat 08 Dec 1855. George Daw, a mason, at Charminster, was charged with having feloniously stolen some lead belonging to Mr. George Scutt, at Martinstown. This was the first case brought before the Bench under the recent Criminal Justice Act 18 and Victoria c.126. From the depositions which were taken, it appeared that the prisoner had been for some time past working for Mr. Rogers in the rebuilding of some premises which were accidentally destroyed by fire, and was seen in Dorchester a few days ago offering lead for sale. The identity of several of the pieces having been clearly established, the prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and a good character from his former employer, was sentenced one month's imprisonment with hard labour.] [Salisbury & Winchester Journal Mon 30 Nov 1840. Accident Friday last, a serious accident happened Mr. George Scutt, of Martinstown, whilst out shooting. He had a double-barrelled gun, and observing that the end of the ramrod protruded a little beyond the muzzles, he put his left hand to force it into its socket, when, from the trigger being, it is supposed, caught something, the contents of one of the barrels were discharged, blowing the forefinger of his left hand completely off, and much shattering the other fingers. Messrs. Wallis and Curme, surgeons, of Dorchester, were immediately sent for, and under their care Mr. is now proceeding very favourably.] [Salisbury & Winchester Journal Sat 03 Apr 1852. Head of Stock, Portable Thrashing Machine, Wagon, Dung Put, Implements, Ac. HIGHER HYDE FARM, 2 Miles from Bere Regis, from Wareham, and 2 from Wool Railway Station. MR. E Saunders has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at Higher Hyde Farm, on Monday, the 5th of April, 1852, The whole of the Live and Dead Farming Stock, the property of Mr. George Scutt, leaving the Farm; also the .....] [Salisbury & Winchester Journal Sat 24 May 1856. Upway - Independent Friendly Society. The annual festival of this society took place last week, in this picturesque little village. The rendezvous was the Ship Inn, where procession was formed, consisting about members of the society, each bearing neat wand, and adorned with rosettes. After perambulating the village, to the music of Wellspring's brass band, the members attended Divine service at the Church. Prayers were read by the Rev. Talbot Baker, and an appropriate discourse was delivered by the Rev. Archdeacon Buckle, from Matthew XXV., 30. At the conclusion of the service the members proceeded to the Ship Inn, where they partook of good and substantial dinner, provided by Mr. and Mrs. Bushrod. Mr. Scutt, of Martinstown, presided, and the active secretary, Mr. G. Scutt, occupied the vice-chair. After dinner .....] [The London Gazette [1875] NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership which has for some time past been carried on by George Scutt the elder, and George Scutt the younger, under the firm of George Scutt and Son, at Winterborne, Saint Martin, in the county of Dorset, in the trade or business of Wine and Spirit Merchants, Brewers and Maltsters, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, As witness our hands this 31st day of March 1875. George Scutt, senr. George Scutt, jr. George Scutt of the Brewery House, Martinstown. GEORGE SCUTT, Deceased - Pursuant to an Act of Parliament 22 & 23 Victoria, chapter 35, intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Property, aad to relieve Trustees." NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having debts, claims, or demands on the estate of George Scutt, late of Winterborne Saint Martin, in the county of Dorset, Common Brewer, Maltster, and Wine and Spirit Merchant, deceased (who died on the 9th day of December 1879, and whose will was proved by Daniel Symonds, the surviving executor named in the said will, in the District Registry attached to the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice at Blandford on the 13th day of February, 1880), are hereby required to send in writing, the particulars of their debts, claims, or demands, to the said executor, at the offices of Messrs. Andrews, Son, and Huxtable, South-street, Dorchester, on or before the 15th, day of January next, and that after the said 15th day of January next, the said executor will distribute the assets of the said testator amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims, or demands of which he shall then have notice; and will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of whose debt, claim or demand they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. Dated this 8th day of December 1880. ANDREWS, SON, & HUXTABLE, South Street, Dorchester, Dorset, Solicitors for the said Excutor.] [Wed 07 Apr 1875, Morning Post, London. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Scutt, sen., and G. Scutt, jun., Winterborne, Dorsetshire, brewers.] [G S 76yr.] |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / Dorset Baptisms / IGI • [marriage event] [with] Susannah Sly : Melcombe Regis St. Mary's Marriages 1831 & 1835 / IGI • [death] : Dorchester 5a 228 / National Burial Index (Dorset) / The London Gazette [1880]
S S 69yr. |
[sources] • [birth] : BMD (Deaths) / Census 1841-51-61-71 Dorset • [marriage event] [with] George Scutt : Melcombe Regis St. Mary's Marriages 1831 & 1835 / IGI • [death] : Dorchester 5a 214
Mon 13 Jul 1829, Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire. Married at Martinstown, near Dorchester, on the 9th inst. Mr. James Wallis, of Holworth, to Miss Scutt, only daughter of Mr. Scutt, of the former place. |
[sources] • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] James Wallis : England Marriages 1700-1900 film 1239260 / IGI M160171 / Salisbury & Winchester Journal [1829 Jul 30]
[Yeoman of Holworth (1831)]. [Mon 13 Jul 1829, Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Wiltshire. Married at Martinstown, near Dorchester, on the 9th inst. Mr. James Wallis, of Holworth, to Miss Scutt, only daughter of Mr. Scutt, of the former place.] |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Jane Scutt : England Marriages 1700-1900 film 1239260 / IGI M160171 / Salisbury & Winchester Journal [1829 Jul 30]
IGI states b:1746 but is wrong. |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [baptism] : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 • [marriage event] [with] Francis Sheppard : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI / Dorset Marriages
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Jane Scutt : Affpuddle Marriages 1736-1849 / IGI / Dorset Marriages
Robert Scutt & his wife Elizabeth. v. John Hardy and his wife Jane, Elizth Seare, Edward Lawrence.: Copyhold tenement situate within and parcel of the manor of Affpuddle (Dorset) called "Roberts." Customs of manor, &c., &c. [The names of Eleanor Scutt (daughter of plaintiff Robert by a former wife (Vye), and late sister of defendant Jane), Saml Seare, late of Affpuddle, miller, and Thos. E 134/5Geo1/Mich37 (1714). |
[sources] • [birth] : IGI / National Archives
Relict of Robert. |
[sources] • [marriage event] [with] Robert Scutt : Fordington St.George Marriages 1577-1812 / National Archives / IGI • [burial] : Affpuddle Burials 1731-1812 / National Burial Index (Dorset)
[sources] • [birth] : IGI / James F. Scutt
J S moved to Affpuddle. |
[sources] • [birth] : Moreton Parish Births
[sources] • [birth] : IGI • [death] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI PRF
[sources] • [birth] : IGI
[total] : 74 [persons]