Phillimore Wiltshire Parish Register Marriages Vols 1-14

Phillimore Wiltshire Parish Register Marriages: The Complete Volumes 1-14 Collection
Unlock the Marital Bonds of Your Wiltshire Ancestors

Step back in time and walk down the aisles of Wiltshire's historic churches. This indispensable collection, the Phillimore Wiltshire Parish Register Marriages, Volumes 1-14, is your master key to discovering the unions that formed the very heart of Wiltshire families from the 16th to the 19th century. For any genealogist with roots in this beautiful county, this series is not just a resource—it's a cornerstone of foundational research.

Originally published by the esteemed Phillimore & Co., these volumes represent the gold standard of parish register transcription, trusted by generations of professional and amateur genealogists for their accuracy and scholarly integrity. Now, this complete 14-volume set is available, offering unparalleled access to centuries of ancestral data in one consolidated collection.

What's Inside This Essential Collection?
Within these volumes, you will find meticulously transcribed details of marriages recorded in the original parish registers. This collection saves you countless hours of difficult research in archives or wrestling with antiquated handwriting.

Discover Crucial Genealogical Details:

Full Names of the Bride and Groom
Date of Marriage
Parish Church where the marriage took place
Additional Details (where recorded in the original register), which may include:
Occupations of the bride and groom
Names of witnesses (often family members)
Marital status (e.g., "bachelor," "spinster," "widower," "widow")
Names of fathers (especially after Lord Hardwicke's Marriage Act of 1754)
A Vast Historical Scope:
This collection covers marriages from numerous parishes across Wiltshire, primarily spanning the earliest records up to 1812, the year when standardised printed registers were introduced by George Rose's Act. This period captures some of the most challenging yet rewarding years of English genealogical research.

Why Choose the Phillimore Series?
Authoritative & Accurate: Phillimore & Co. are renowned for their high-quality, scholarly transcriptions. You can trust the data presented, making your research more efficient and reliable.
Time-Saving: Bypass the need to visit multiple record offices. This series brings the transcripts directly to you, allowing you to cover vast swathes of Wiltshire in a fraction of the time.
Break Down Brick Walls: Finding a marriage record is often the key to unlocking a new generation. Discover the maiden name of an ancestor, confirm a family's location, or identify previously unknown relatives who served as witnesses.
A Classic Reference Work: This is a timeless addition to any serious genealogist's library. Whether you are just beginning your Wiltshire journey or are a seasoned researcher, you will return to these volumes time and time again.


Vol 1 Alderton 1610-1812, Grittleton 1654-1812, Kingston Deverill 1706-1812, Leigh Delamere 1735-1812, Mere 1561-1812, Monkton Deverill 1748-1812, Sherston Magna 1571-1812, Sopworth 1698-1812

Vol 2 Allington 1623-1806, Durrington 1591-1812, Marlborough (St. Mary's) 1600-1812, Marlborough (St. Peter's) 1611-1812, Yatton Keynell 1654-1812

Vol 3 Allington 1623-1806, Ashley 1650-1812, Boscombe 1624-1811, Britford 1571-1812, Bulford 1608-1812, Crudwell 1662-1812, East Knoyle 1538-1812, Long Newnton 1653-1812, Milston 1540-1809, Newton Tony 1591-1812, Stockton 1590-1812

Vol 4 Colerne 1560-1812, Preshute 1606-1812, Stert 1585-1812, Urchfont 1538-1812

Vol 5 Baverstock 1561-1812, Norton 1666-1809

Vol 6 Alton Barnes 1597-1812, Castle Eaton 1549-1812, Cherington 1594-1810, Great Somerford 1605-1812, Kemble 1679-1812, Little Somerford 1606-1811, Marden 1693-1812, Rollestone 1654-1810, Southbroom 1572-1837, Winterslow 1599-1812

Vol 7 Charlton near Pewsey 1696-1812, Cholderton 1608-1812, Huish 1684-1812, Purton 1558-1812, Salisbury Cathedral 1570-1812

Vol 8 Beechingstoke 1590-1810, Chisledon 1641-1812, Idmiston 1577-1812, Lydiard Millicent 1580-1837, Market Lavington 1673-1813, Minety 1607-1812, Woodborough 1567-1837

Vol 9 Salisbury St Martin 1559-1812

Vol 10 Brinkworth 1605-1812, Christian Malford 1653-1812, Clyffe Pypard 1576-1837, Eisey 1575-1837, Hankerton 1700-1837, Heytesbury 1654-1837, Knook 1695-1836, Laverstock 1726-1812, West Knoyle 1719-1837

Vol 11 Devizes St John 1559-1837, Luckington 1573-1837, Whiteparish 1561-1837

Vol 12 Boyton 1561-1835, Bratton 1544-1837, Cherington 1594-1810, Collingbourne Ducis 1654-1835, Fuggleston with Bemerton 1608-1837, Kington St Michael 1563-1837, Latton 1578-1836, Sherrington 1705-1835

Vol 13 Salisbury St Edmund 1559-1837

Vol 14 Stratford sub Castle 1654-1837