© Lynne Hall and Alison France 2010-
Codford St Mary & Codford St Peter
Crouch:
A surprisingly large number of people by the name of Crouch lived in these two adjoining parishes. Yeoman farmers, shoemakers and labourers were just a few of them.
King:
Connected to the Crouch family, the Kings were a poor family, as could be seen from the inventory after the death of Gabriel.
Anne KING, 1743
Christopher KING, 1715
Christopher KING, 1737
Elizabeth KING, 1747
Gabriel KING, 1720
Gabriel KING, 1741
Jane KING, 1760
John KING, 1749
Joseph KING, 1752
Martha KING, 1739
Mary KING, 1744
Richard KING, 1757
Samuel KING, 1754
Solomon KING, 1757
William KING, 1752
Elizabeth CROUCH, 1744
Elizabeth CROUCH, 1687
John CROUCH, abt 1685
John CROUCH, 1752
John CROUCH, 1685
John CROUCH, 1718
Katherine CROUCH, 1716
Martha CROUCH, 1754
Martha CROUCH, 1721
Mary CROUCH, 1680
Mary CROUCH, 1723
Richard CROUCH, 1695
Richard CROUCH, 1755
Rose CROUCH, 1725
Sarah CROUCH, 1687
Thomas CROUCH, 1757
William CROUCH, 1747
Winifride CROUCH, 1674
These two villages are adjacent and both still have their own parish church.
Other Parishes
Everley:
The parents of these children died within days of each other in 1796. Records of occupations are few for this place, but it is known that certain family members were, at times, recorded as paupers.
Alford:
Ann EVERLEY, 1738
Ann EVERLEY, 1783
Elizabeth EVERLEY, 1779
Henry EVERLEY, 1751
James EVERLEY, 8 Apr 1787
Mary EVERLEY, 1743
Mary EVERLEY, 12 Sep 1796
Sarah EVERLEY, 1741
Sarah EVERLEY, 23 Sep 1791
William EVERLEY, 1737
William EVERLEY, 1749
Charles ALFORD, 1751
Christopher ALFORD, 1760
Nathaniel ALFORD, 1746