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Shelsley Beauchamp, a parish in the county of Worcester. (1)

25 Dec 1538 Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester, England. Christened: William COMBE, son of Thomas COMBE (2)

12 Jan 1573 Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester, England. John COMBE and Alice HALLE (2)

31 Jan 1596 Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester, England. Married: Thomas COMBE (Groom) and Frances CASTLE (2) [no birth record found for bride or groom in this parish]

These Combes not yet identified. Note 26 Dec 1570 Holy Trinity, Coventry, Warwickshire, England marriage of Ann HALLES and Edward COMES.

(1) parishinfo.mdb by Terry Lawson, Gerry Lawson and Derek Boys.

(2) IGI Film or fiche number: 0554801 Parish registers, 1538-1968; church records: including, minutes, account books, charity, and school documents 1802-1968 Church of England. Parish Church of Shelsley-Beauchamp (FamilySearch.Org) [NIGI 1998]

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