Appledore Marriages 
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Taken from microfiche copies of parish registers, and made available by kind permission of the Revd. John Ewington.
(Abbreviations: FA - "full age", wid - "widow"/"widower", ba - "bachelor", sp - "spinster".)
| DATE | ||||
| HUSBAND | STATUS | AGE | OCCUPATION | BORN |
| WIFE | STATUS | AGE | OCCUPATION | BORN |
| GROOM'S FATHER | OCCUPATION | |||
| BRIDE'S FATHER | OCCUPATION | |||
| 11 Nov 1912 | ||||
| Samuel Shapton Fulford | 25 | Master mariner | Northam | |
| Catherine Agnes Gibson | 24 | Appledore | ||
| Samuel Fulford | Justice of the Peace | |||
| Thomas Gibson | retired Master mariner | |||
| 14 Nov 1912 | ||||
| Percy Harris | 25 | Joiner | Appledore | |
| Rose Ellen Hobbs | 21 | Appledore | ||
| Philip Kelly Harris | Shipbuilder | |||
| William Henry Hobbs | Master mariner | |||
| 24 Dec 1912 | ||||
| William Henry Bowden | 26 | Police Constable | Branscombe | |
| Lucy Daisy Fishwick | 22 | Appledore | ||
| Joseph Bowden | Hind (sic) | |||
| William Fishwick | Mariner | |||
| 27 Jan 1913 | ||||
| John Frier Tucker | 28 | Baker | Appledore | |
| Lillian Berry | 25 | Appledore | ||
| John Tucker | Clockmaker | |||
| Thomas Berry | Sailor | |||
| 05 Apr 1913 | ||||
| Victor Jenkins | 21 | Shipwright | Appledore | |
| Ada Elizabeth Brend | 22 | Appledore | ||
| William Jenkins | Pilot | |||
| Archibald Brend | Sailor | |||
| 08 Apr 1913 | ||||
| George Tucker Cork | 28 | Farmer | Appledore | |
| Millicent Evelyn Cole | 27 | Appledore | ||
| George Henry Cork | Yeoman | |||
| Frederick Alfred Cole | Schoolmaster | |||
| 06 May 1913 | ||||
| William Nicholas Moyse | Wid | 38 | Mariner | Appledore |
| Florence Belle Jewell | Wid | 33 | Appledore | |
| Richard Moyse | Mariner | |||
| John Gayett | Sailor | |||
| 06 Jul 1913 | ||||
| Thomas Smalldon | 25 | Labourer | Bideford | |
| Lily Bowden | 22 | Appledore | ||
| Thomas Smalldon | Labourer | |||
| Richard Bowden | Pilot | |||
| 08 Aug 1913 | ||||
| Thomas Daniel Lang | 27 | Labourer | Briton Ferry | |
| Frances Sarah Hill | 32 | Appledore | ||
| James Lang | Shipwright | |||
| William Hill | Sailor | |||
| 30 Aug 1913 | ||||
| Thomas Oatway Labbett | 20 | Chauffeur | Appledore | |
| Violet Mary Regan | 22 | Appledore | ||
| Philip Henry Labbett | Carpenter | |||
| Daniel Regan | Engineer | |||
| 30 Sep 1913 | ||||
| John Bowden | 25 | Mariner | Appledore | |
| Annie Pow | 24 | Appledore | ||
| James Bowden | Mariner | |||
| Thomas Pow | Mariner | |||
| 13 Dec 1913 | ||||
| William Henry Baron | 25 | Potter | The Square, Barnstaple | |
| Rosina Mary Harriet Tucker | 18 | Appledore | ||
| William Leonard Baron | Potter | |||
| Frederick Howell Tucker | Boat Builder | |||
| 25 Dec 1913 | ||||
| Francis Alfred Crang | 22 | Able Seaman RN | RNBarracks, Devonport | |
| Eliza Evelyn Skinner | 30 | Appledore | ||
| John Alfred Crang | Labourer | |||
| Thomas Skinner | Ships Carpenter | |||
| 07 Jan 1914 | ||||
| Archibald Hocking | Wid | 38 | Sailor | Appledore |
| Milicent Lilly Cann | Wid | 28 | Appledore | |
| Archibald Hocking | Sailor | |||
| George Kelly | deceased Master Mariner | |||
| 14 Apr 1914 | ||||
| Harold Edmond Howard Stevens | 22 | Shipwright | 55 Paisley St, Stoke, Devonport | |
| Phyllis Ellen Bates | 26 | Appledore | ||
| Edmond Stevens | Inspector | |||
| Thomas Bates | Sailor | |||
| 25 May 1914 | ||||
| John Henry Lamey | Wid | 33 | Shipwright | Appledore |
| Annie Elizabeth Evely | 31 | Appledore | ||
| John Lamey | Deceased | |||
| John Evely | Deceased | |||
| 25 Aug 1914 | ||||
| John Williams Cox | 23 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Elizabeth Colwill Harris | 21 | Appledore | ||
| Nathaniel Cox | Deceased | |||
| Frank Harris | Carpenter | |||
| 09 Sep 1914 | ||||
| David Nicholls Clibbett | Bac | 55 | Accountant | Appledore |
| Barbara Hannah Brayley | Wid | 49 | Bideford | |
| David Nicholls Clibbett | Master mariner | |||
| Barnabus Barton | Farmer | |||
| 18 Nov 1914 | ||||
| Peter John Stiles | 21 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Florence Ellen Brend | 21 | Appledore | ||
| Walter William Stiles | Telegraph Operator | |||
| Archibald Brend | Sailor | |||
| 03 Dec 1914 | ||||
| Thomas George William Cole | 28 | Tailor's cutter | Plymouth | |
| Minnie Susan Eastman | 24 | Appledore | ||
| William Cole | Tailor | |||
| George Eastman | Sailor | |||
| 21 Dec 1914 | ||||
| Thomas Scilly | 22 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Mary Bowden | 23 | Appledore | ||
| Thomas Scilly | Sailor | |||
| James Bowden | Sailor | |||
| 08 Mar 1915 | ||||
| Clarence Henry Branch | 20 | Private 2nd Devons | Appledore | |
| Annie Louisa Thisby | 21 | Appledore | ||
| Eunice Branch | Mother's name | |||
| John Henry Thisby | Sailor | |||
| 17 Mar 1915 | ||||
| Thomas Lerwill Blackmore | 25 | Stoker in HM Navy | 4 Irsha Street | |
| Jessie Gertrude Taylor | 23 | 15 Eastbourne Terrace, Westward Ho! | ||
| Walter Blackmore | Labourer | |||
| John Taylor | Labourer | |||
| 25 Apr 1915 | ||||
| Thomas John Turner | 26 | Private ASC | Midsommer Norton | |
| Annie Hartnoll Vaggers | 28 | Appledore | ||
| Edward John Turner | deceased Grocer Assist | |||
| Albert Edward Vaggers | Ferryman | |||
| 01 May 1915 | ||||
| Stanley John Bowden | 20 | Private AOC | Tidworth | |
| Elizabeth Ellen Jewell | 18 | Appledore | ||
| William Henry Bowden | Photographer | |||
| Thomas James Jewell | Sailor | |||
| 02 Aug 1915 | ||||
| Albert Edward Heard | 21 | Fitter's Mate | Appledore | |
| Georgina Beatrice Cobbledick | 22 | Appledore | ||
| William Heard | Deceased | |||
| William Cobbledick | Joiner | |||
| 31 Aug 1915 | ||||
| John Edwin Mills | 24 | Coal Merchant | Appledore | |
| Annie Walker | 25 | Appledore | ||
| Charles Mills | Coal Merchant | |||
| William George Walker | Bricklayer | |||
| 03 Sep 1915 | ||||
| Sydney John Irwin | 24 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Mary Ethel Trick Short | 20 | Appledore | ||
| George Irwin | Sailor | |||
| Charles Short | Sailor | |||
| 11 Sep 1915 | ||||
| William James Heard | 23 | Plate-layer | Northam | |
| Thomazina Hill | 26 | Appledore | ||
| William Hearn (sic) | Labourer | |||
| William Johnson Hill | Sailor | |||
| 13 Sep 1915 | ||||
| Thomas Lamey | 22 | Shipwright | Appledore | |
| Elsie Helena Guard | 24 | Appledore | ||
| Charles Lamey | Sailor | |||
| Samuel Guard | Sailor | |||
| 15 Sep 1915 | ||||
| James Henry Reveley | 35 | Master mariner | Padstow | |
| Ada Lamey | 30 | Appledore | ||
| John James Reveley | deceased Pilot | |||
| Charles Lamey | Sailor | |||
| 25 Sep 1915 | ||||
| Finlay John Stewart | 28 | Civil Servant | 14 Banyard Rd, London | |
| Elsie Toms Moody | 25 | 18 Marine Parade, App. | ||
| William Charles Stewart | Commercial traveller | |||
| Harold Robert Moody | Station master | |||
| 28 Sep 1915 | ||||
| Arthur Bale | 23 | Driver Army Service Corps | Bramshill Pk Camp, Basingstoke | |
| Frances Westlake | 20 | 2 Borough Cott., Appledore | ||
| Charles Bale | Carter | |||
| Thomas Westlake | Painter | |||
| 19 Oct 1915 | ||||
| Thomas Victor Rees | 26 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Emily Carter | 24 | Appledore | ||
| James Rees | Deceased | |||
| John Carter | Plumber | |||
| 27 Dec 1915 | ||||
| William Phillips | 23 | Insurance Agent | Skewen, S Wales | |
| Martha Rebeckah Smallridge Ford | 28 | Appledore | ||
| John Phillips | Collier | |||
| William Henry Ford | Shipwright | |||
| 27 Dec 1915 | ||||
| John Rees | 23 | Mariner | Appledore | |
| Kezia Gregory | 22 | Appledore | ||
| John Rees | Mariner | |||
| John Gregory | deceased mariner | |||
| 11 Jan 1916 | ||||
| William Alfred Ferris | 33 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Florence Ethel Blake | 25 | Appledore | ||
| George Ferris | Mason | |||
| Walter Blake | Coachman | |||
| 23 Jan 1916 | ||||
| John Henry Cawsey | Wid | 42 | Labourer | Appledore |
| Eliza Jane Heard | 38 | Appledore | ||
| Thomas Cawsey | Labourer | |||
| William Heard | Sexton Appledore Church | |||
| 25 Jan 1916 | ||||
| William Jeremy Howells | 30 | Soldier | Bourdon Camp, Hants | |
| Elizabeth Pickard Day | 27 | Appledore | ||
| Edward Howells | Sailor | |||
| Archibald McCullum Day | Shipwright | |||
| 02 Feb 1916 | ||||
| John Randall Lamey | 25 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Mary Ann Partridge | 26 | Appledore | ||
| Charles Lamey | Sailor | |||
| ----- ------ | ------ | |||
| 19 Feb 1916 | ||||
| Stanley Cox | 22 | Shipwright | Appledore | |
| Sarah Cobbledick | 21 | Appledore | ||
| John Mitchell Cox | Mariner | |||
| William Cobbledick | Shipwright | |||
| 24 Apr 1916 | ||||
| Matthew William Carter Blackmore | 24 | Shipwright | 9 Richmond Terrace, | |
| Annie Margaret Screech | 22 | 29 Market Street, | ||
| Matthew William Blackmore | Shipwright | |||
| James Cox Screech | Sailor | |||
| 06 May 1916 | ||||
| Stephen John Fisher | 30 | Shipwright | Invergordon, Scotland | |
| Edeth Maud Carter | 26 | 30 New Street, Appledore | ||
| Joshua Fisher | deceased Sailor | |||
| Thomas Henry Carter | Sailor | |||
| 03 Jul 1916 | ||||
| Richard Cox | 20 | Sailor | Market Street, Appledore | |
| Alberta Victoria Mayne | 20 | Market Street, Appledore | ||
| John Mitchell Cox | Trinity Store Keeper | |||
| John Mayne | deceased sailor | |||
| 17 Sep 1916 | ||||
| Charles Headon | 26 | Plumber | ||
| Elizabeth Pennington | 22 | 19 New Street, Appledore | ||
| William Headon | deceased Woodman | |||
| Richard Pennington | Labourer | |||
| 12 Oct 1916 | ||||
| Philip Harold Hopkins Rees | 29 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Mary Elizabeth Wood | 26 | Appledore | ||
| James Rees | deceased Sailor | |||
| James Wood | deceased Sailor | |||
| 14 Oct 1916 | ||||
| Henry Walter Lesslie | 26 | Shipwright | 50 Warleigh Av. Devonport | |
| Amelia Jenkins | 26 | 6 One End Street, Appledore | ||
| Henry Walter Lesslie | Shipwright | |||
| Richard Jenkins | deceased Sailor | |||
| 17 Dec 1916 | ||||
| Charles Nunn | Wid | 55 | Retired publican | Dark Lane, Appledore |
| Georgiana Skinner | Sp | 40 | Odun Terrace, Appledore | |
| John Nunn | deceased Contractor | |||
| Thomas Skinner | Ships carpenter | |||
| 27 Dec 1916 | ||||
| Frederick Philip Harris | 25 | Shipwright | Freebarton Avenue, Devonport | |
| Florence Walters | 24 | 123 Irsha Street, Appledore | ||
| William James Harris | Shipwright | |||
| Philip Bale Waters | Boat builder | |||
| 31 Dec 1916 | ||||
| William Francis Bennett | 24 | Sailor | 4 Westcroft Terrace, Appledore | |
| Annie Nicholls Kelly | 24 | 4 Westcroft Terrace, Appledore | ||
| William Bennett | Sailor | |||
| George Kelly | deceased Sailor | |||
| 11 Apr 1917 | ||||
| Joseph Lamey | 24 | Sailor | 136 Irsha Street | |
| Marion Blackmore | 21 | 139 Irsha Street | ||
| William Henry Lamey | Sailor | |||
| Walter Blackmore | Dock labourer | |||
| 17 May 1917 | ||||
| George Oscar Moody | 28 | Civil servant | 8 Marine Parade | |
| Annie Owen | 28 | Bude Street | ||
| Harold Robert Moody | Station master | |||
| Thomas Sanders Owen | Carpenter | |||
| 26 May 1917 | ||||
| Sidney Victor Ford | 25 | Schoolmaster | 9 Odun Terrace, Appl. | |
| Lilian Thirza Harris | 29 | Sunnyside, Appledore | ||
| William Henry Ford | Shipwright | |||
| Philip Kelly Harris | Ship builder | |||
| 14 Jul 1917 | ||||
| John Thomas Guard | 23 | Sailor | Appledore | |
| Minnie Louise Jewell | 24 | Appledore | ||
| Samuel Guard | Sailor | |||
| William Henry Jewell | Sailor | |||
| 08 Aug 1917 | ||||
| Edward Bloomfield Randall | Wid | 54 | Captain | Royal Hotel, Appledore |
| Annie Jemima Raymont | Wid | 42 | Royal Hotel, Appledore | |
| Charles Randall | deceased Farmer | |||
| Joseph Vikery | deceased Builder | |||
| 15 Aug 1917 | ||||
| William James Labbett | 26 | Shipwright | 71 Barton Avenue, Devonport | |
| Mary Ellen Harris Rees | 28 | 33 Irsha Street, Appledore | ||
| Philip Henry Labbett | Joiner | |||
| John Rees | Master mariner | |||
| 05 Sep 1917 | ||||
| William James Screech | 26 | Sailor | Market Street, Appledore | |
| Gwendoline Berry | 27 | Irsha Street, Appledore | ||
| James Screech | Sailor | |||
| Thomas Berry | deceased Sailor | |||
Brian Randell, 22 Mar 2010
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