1786. Baker, Mary, w. of Nathaniel Baker, of Salcombe
Whicker, Elizabeth
Perry, Susanna, w. of Philip Perry
Chamberlayne, Ann, w. of Richard Chamberlayne
Ham, Elizabeth, d. of Joseph Ham & Elizabeth his second wife
Dowel, Toby, s. of Thomas & Amy Dowel, originally a native of Ottery St. Mary, m. Sarah Brown, d. of Abel Brown, formerly clerk of this parish, settled and had a family here
Ham, Joseph, fourth s. of John & Sarah Ham, and father of the above Elizabeth Ham, d. 2 Sep. and was buried 10 Sep.
Dean, Ellis Bartlett, first s. and third child of Richard & Rhoda Dean, an infant
Banks, Rachael, w. of John Banks and relict of William Cawley, by whom she had four children, aged 92, being the eldest person in the parish
Crosse, Sarah, d. of William & Molly Crosse, of Beer, an infant
Bartlett, Samuel, bachelor, fourth s. of Malachi & Mary Bartlett, aged 54
Board, Elizabeth, w. of Peter Board (by whom she had seven children), & youngest d. of John & Mary Hook

1786. Northcott, Mary, w. of Samuel Northcott (by whom she had eight children), and d. of Sarah Battlett
1787. Newton, Ann Busset, eldest d. of James (second s. of William & Mary Newton) & Martha his wife (third d. of Joseph & Joan Tillman, of Sidbury)
Farrent, Anna Maria, third d. of Robert Farrent (second s. of Charles & Ruth Farrant) & Sarah his wife (first d. of John & Rose Spurway, of Southleigh), an infant.
Parrot, Charlotte, d. of John Parrot (eldest s. of John & Mary Parrot) & Ann his wife (eldest d. of John & Mary Hardy), an infant
Goldsworthy, Joseph, fifth child of James Goldsworthy (eldest s. of John & Mary Goldsworthy, of Buckrell) & Sarah his wife (third d. and fourth c. of William & Grace Perry), an infant
Prince, Mary, formerly of this parish (d. of Robert & Ann Franks, of this place), w. of Joseph Prince, of Beer
Abbott, Judith, third d. of William Abbott (s. of Daniel & Isot Abbott) & Mary his wife (second d. of Alexander & Mary Alford)
Collier, Elizabeth, first child of James Collier (fourth s. of Jasper & Elizabeth Collier, of Winsham, Somst.) & Sarah his wife (second d. of Samuel & Susanna Bartlett), an infant of about 13 months
Driver, Jonathan, s. of Nicholas Driver, of Beer, & Mary his wife (d. of Henry & Susanna Strangman), an infant
Miller, Prudence, w. of William Miller, a resident in Beer, but a native of this parish and d. of William & Prudence Fursey, of Beer
Leigh, Mrs Thomazine, w. of William Leigh, gentleman, of Slade, and only d. of Thomas Pierce, Esq., of Salcombe, by his first wife
Fowler, Mary, d. of Robert & Ann Fowler, an infant
1788. Hoare, Elizabeth, w. of William Hoare (d. of [blank] Taylor, of Ottery St. Mary, of which place she was a native), d. 9 Mar., aged 60
Tucker, John, aged 70

1788. Bartlett, Edmond, eldest s. of Edmond & Eleanor Bartlett, aged 50, father of five children
Birch, Bridget, d. of John & Dorothy Birch, single woman, aged 60
Seaward, Ann, widow of Thomas Seaward, of Southleigh (d. of Thomas Colaton, of Ottery St. Mary)
Hardy, James (eldest s. of John & Ann Hardy) d. 25 May, leaving a widow and three children
Dommett, John, aged about 57 (youngest s. of John & Mary Dommett, of Colyton)
Miller, Susanna, widow of Isaac Miller, aged 64
Newton, Rachael, w. of William Newton (whose maiden name was Gosling, of Crumpton, Somerset), aged 45 
Browne, John, aged 75 (eldest s. of Abel Browne, formerly clerk of this parish & Elizabeth his wife)
Leigh, John (second s. of John Leigh, gentleman, of Hayne, Ottery St. Mary, but a native of this parish & Mary his wife), aged 31, leaving five children
Gough, John, originally of Luppit (s. of Joseph Gough, of Luppit), he married Mary, d. of Abraham & Mary Carter, and settled here
Farrent, Ruth, w. of Charles Farrent (1st child of John & Ruth Fowler)
1789. Clark, Robert, second s. of Robert Clark (second s. of John & Mary Clark) & Mary his wife (sec. d. of John & Ann Perriman), an infant
Gill, William, an infant, 3rd s. of John Gill (fourth s. of Sampson & Alice Gill, of Beer) & Sarah his wife (second d. of John & Mary Clark)
Brown, Joan, aged 74, her maiden name was Leighton, of Shillingford, near Exeter, widow of John Brown (eldest s. of Abel Brown, parish clerk)
White, Mary, an infant of 14 months., 2nd d. of Daniel (only s. of Theophilus White) & Elizabeth his wife (3rd d. of Samuel Pidgeon, of Sidbury)
Farrent, John, 1st s. of Robert Farrent (4th s. of Charles & Ruth Farrent) & Sarah his wife (eldest d. of John & Osanna Spurway, of Southleigh) 

1789. Kift, James, s. of Ann Kift, of Clysthydon
Halse, Mary, second d. of John Halse (eldest s. of William & Mary Halse, of Southleigh) & Ann his wife (4th d. of Joel & Elizabeth Quick, of Combpyne)
Mayn, James, 3rd s. of Roger & Susanna Mayn, of Dunkerswell, married and settled here and left a wife and several children
Chamberlayn, Ann & Elizabeth, ds. of Susanna Chamberlayn & Edward H. Bartlett
Clark, John (2nd s. of Edward & Susanna Clark, of Fairway) married Sarah Seller, d. of [blank] Seller, of Sidbury, and settled here and had by her six children
Tucker, Ann, w. of Robert Tidbald Tucker, and youngest d. of Philip & Susanna Perry
Perry, Amelia, d. of Tristram & Sarah Perry, aged about 2
Randel, Sarah, d. of John & Mary Randel, aged about 2 
Brown, John, an infant s. of Abel & Jenny Brown
Bastone, Thomas, a man advanced in years

1790. Collier, John, s. of James Collier (fourth s. of Jasper & Elizth. Collier) & Sarah his wife (second d. of Samuel & Susannah Bartlett), aged 1 year
White, John, aged 77
Summers, Mary, first c. of James Summers (eldest s. of John Summers, late Southleigh) & Susannah his wife (third d. of John & Mary Fowler), an infant
Gush, Ann, aged 70, Relict of Samuel Gush, labourer & d. of Thomas Baker, of Colyton
Bartlett, Edmond, husbandman, aged 86 (s. of Edmond & Hannah Bartlett), father of 9 children, five of whom survive
Payton, Mary, third wife of William Payton, farmer (eldest d. of John Hook, yeoman & Mary his wife)

1790. Bartlett, Paul, a capital farmer of this place, died of Cancer in the lip, aged 83 (only s. of John Bartlett), father of a numerous family, four of whom with their mother survive him
Bartlett, Mary, aged 69 test. d. of Thomas Harris, of Shute, and wife of Nicholas Bartlett, now residing at Axmouth), mother of a numerous family, six of whom survive her
Fowler, William, husbandman, native of Uplime, fifth c. of William & Mary Fowler, aged 75
Goldsworthy, Jane (fourth d. of James & Sarah Goldsworthy, of Buckrell, but resident in this parish), aged 15 mos.
Wench, Richard, husbandman, aged 63, father of 10 children 
Abbot, Richard, fourth s. of William Abbot (only s. of William & Ann Abbot) & Charity his wife (sec. d. of Richard & Charity Wench), aged 2
Bartlett, Ann, a maiden woman, d. of John & Ann Bartlett, aged 58 
Hardy, Elizabeth, widow of James Hardy (second d. of jolin & Joan Brown)
Parrot, John, Carpenter (eldest s. of John & Joan Parrot), accidtly fell over Cliff, aged 68
Bucknel, Phoebe (wife of Gilbert Bucknel and eldest d. of Eilis & Elizabeth Bartlett), died in childbed, aged 39
Norman, William, husbandman (s. of John & Mary Norman), aged 56
1791. Abbot, Richard, fifth s. of William & Charity Abbot, infant
Mortimore, James, Husbandman (s. of John & Joan Mortimore, of Uplowman), aged 97 
Gill, Sarah, wife of John Gill, Carpenter (second d. of John & Mary Clark), aged 50
Chamberlain, Mary, d. of John & Jane Chamberlain, aged 1 year 11 mos.
Ewins, Elizabeth, wife of John Ewins, husbandman, native of Southleigh, second d. of John Hill, aged 68 

1791. Hardy, John, limeburner, native of Axminster, only s. of [blank] & Susannah Hardy, of that place, aged 71
Bartlett, Ellis (s. of Edward Hurley & Susannah Bartlett), aged 9 mos.
Chamberlayn, Lydia, a maiden woman (sec. d. of William & Ann Chamberlayn), aged 24
Summers, James, infant s. of James & Susanna Summers
Gush, John, husbandman, aged 74
Pidgeon, Mary, Relict of Samuel Pidgeon, of Sidbury, mason (eldest d. of John & Joan Brown), aged 46
Collier, Elizabeth, wife of Jasper Collier, for many years a reputable farmer of this place, but at this time of Winsham, Somerset (d. of John & Patience Cox), aged 71
1792. Banfield, John, aged 82, carpenter, Sexton of this parish for 40 years or more (s. of John & Joan Banfield), his father had been likewise Sexton
Miller, John, butcher, only s. of Thomas & Elizabeth Miller, aged 59
Christopher, William, limeburner (s. of William Christopher, labourer, of Alphinton), aged 62 
Bucknel, Ann (d. of William Bucknel, tailor), aged 74 
Clark, Thomas, farmer (eldest s. of John Clark, of Beer), aged 47
Hill, Hannah, wife of William Hill, cordwainer, by whom she had four children (fifth d. of Edward Hurley, formerly an officer in the Customs), aged 71 
Birch, Elizabeth, a maiden woman (third c. of John & Dorothy Birch), near 50 years servant with Mr. John Leigh, late of Hayn, in the parish of Oltery St. Mary, aged 73 
Leigh, Sarah, Second wife of John Leigh, gent., at present of Elverway (formerly of Hayn, Ottery St. Mary), her maiden name was Churchill, aged 71
Parrot Nathaniel, mason (youngest s. of John & Joan Parrot), aged 67 

1792. Whitmore, Sarah (d. of William Whitmore, of Bere, farmer & Sarah his wife, only d. of Emmanuel & Isot Violet), aged 12
Bampfield, John, farner, only s. of John Bampfield & [blank] his wife (d. of [blank] Drake, of Salcombe), aged 92
1793. Leigh, John, gent, (eldest s. of John Leigh, of Weston), He was twice married, his first wife died in childbed, by his second wife had seven children, all of whom he survived, aged 75
Hill, John, labourer, had been married but had no child, eldest of [blank] children of John Hill
Braddick, John, yeoman (eldest s. of Mr Nicholas & Mary Braddick, of Culverhole [farm]), aged 54
Searle, William, stone mason, born at Offwell, became a parishioner by purchase, aged 93
Coleman, John (s. of Jane Coleman, of Shute), aged 3
White, Theophilus, mason, widower (youngest s. of Daniel & Joan White), aged 72, left behind children and grandchildren
Perry, James, illeg. s. of Hester Perry, aged 20
Bartlett, Ann, a maiden gentlewoman, found dead in bed (youngest d. of William Bartlett, clerk, A.M., Rector of Southleigh and Templeton)
Hoyle, Elizabeth, widow, Relict of William Hoyle, labourer, supposed from Somerset (one of the daughters of James & Mary Gush), aged 75
Tucker, William, infant (second s. of William Tucker, husbandman & Sarah his wife), aged 9 mos.
Chamberlain, William, husbandman (youngest s. of Richard & Mary Chamberlain), aged 54
Ewins, John, a labouring man, native of Southleigh by service, made himself a parishioner, aged 70
Bartlett, Henry, Yeoman, aged 38 (younger s. of late Paul Bartlett, reputable farmer & Mary his wife), left behind a widow and three sons
Spiller, Henry, aged 35, husbandman, came from Luppit, lived some time here as a servant, married a woman of this parish whom he has left a widow with two young children

1793. French, Samuel, infant s. of John French, husbandman & Elizabeth his wife, aged 8 mos.
1794. Turner, Mary, originally of Bere, lived in this parish for many years as a servant, aged 70
Cassel, Mary, a maiden woman (first d. of Robert Cassel, husbandman & Ann his second wife), aged 78 
Brown, Charity, wife of William Brown
Perryman, Robert (s. of Robert & Ann Perryman) 
Perryman, Elizabeth (d. of Isaac & Jane Perryman)
Perry, Joseph
Kingman, Reverend John, vicar, much lamented
Norman, Thomas
Bartlett, Thomas, drowned with two others at Beer
Abbott, William
Lacey, Mr Nicholas, of Weston
Millar, Mary, buried by Reverend Thomas Puddicombe, officiating minister for the Reverend George Tucker serving the cure under the Sequestration on the death of the Reverend Mr. Kingman, Vicar
Gibbs, John, s. of William & Elizabeth Gibbs, of Beer, aged 2
Basstone, Elizabeth, wife of Robert Basstone, aged about 80//George Tucker, Curate.//Thomas Puddicombe, Vicar.
Perryman, William, fisherman, au'ed about 50
Board, Elizabeth (d. of Peter & Ruth Board), aged 2
Lockyer, Daniel, s. of William & Susannah Lockyer, aged 2
1795. Newton, Mary, widow, aged 85, Relict of William Newton, Husbandman, she had been kept by the parish many years, and at last was buried by the Parish; tho' she had two sons living in the parish, and either of them in a situation to support her. Her eldest son William Newton, rented two estates in the parish at the time — Rocknell and Elverway, each rented at £45 per annum, and both together at the yearly rent of £125. She had also left her by her Father a considerable sum of money; which no one can account for

1795. Parrott, John (s. of Joanna Parrott) & his wife Joanna (d. of John & Joan Tucker), infant 
Ham, Sarah, wife of Abraham Ham (d. of John & Susannah Frey, of Wliites-Taunton, Somerset), aged 62
Dowell, Sarah, widow of Tobias Dowell, of St. Mary Ottery
Raphiel, John. s. of James & Leah Raphiel, aged 1 1/2
Hurley, Edward, eldest s. of William & Susannah Hurley — He was overturned in a boat with two others, William Dowell and Gilbert Bucknel, not more than 5 or 6 yards from the shore. Bucknel was washed from under the boat before animation was suspended; and Dowell not long after apparently dead: however he soon discover'd symptoms of returning life; and in a few hours was quite recover'd. Hurley lay upwardsof an hour under the boat; his foot being got into a hole in ihe hatch of the boat, which he liimself broke but two days before by jumping suddenly in: and there was not sufficient help at hand to turn the boat over again. After he was taken from under the boat he was taken to Farmer Samuel Bartlett's, the nearest house; where the several means recommended by the Humane Society for the recovery of drown'd persons, were us'd for several hours, but without success. What is very remarkable in this sad catastrophe: the boat was not overturned side-way; but the stem being toward the shore, the head was lifted up quite perpendicular; and so turn'd directly over; and no very great sea at the time. They had been casting the seine and had just freed it from a rock. He married Mary, the daughter of the late Reverend John Kingman, Vicar of this Parish; whom he has left a widow with four small children — all daughters. He was in the 33rd year of his age; when he was thus in an awful moment, launch'd out of Time in Eternity

1795. Newton, Samuel Bartlett, infant s. of William Newton, farmer & Jane his second wife (d, of Samuel & Susannah Bartlett)
Cawley, Robin, husbandman, aged 69 (s. of William & Rachel Cawley), liv'd some years in a part of the Vicarage House with the Reverend John Kingman, late Vicar of this Parish, afterwards, in the capacity of a servant, with the Reverend Thomas Puddicombe, whose service he quitted about a month before he died
Shimells, Sarah, aged 82, wife of Robert Shimells (d. of John & Prudence Bartlett), widow of George Bartlett, by whom she had one child

1795. Stranman, Harry, labourer (s. of Jonas & Mary Stranman), aged 78
Hodge, Lucy, d. of Charity Hodge [illeg.] (reputed father John Warminton, of Beer), aged 9
Board, Elizabeth, idiot d. of Peter & Elizabeth Board
Edwards, John, husbandman aged 77
White, Mary Ann, d. of Daniel & Elizabeth White, aged 5
1796. Newton, William, s. of William & Mary Newton, of this parish, a reputable farmer, aged 50. He married first Rachel, d. of John & [blank] Gosling, of the parish of Ilminster, by who he had two daughters, the younger of whom is now alive and married to Robert Fowler, Husbandman, of this parish. He married secondly Jane, d. of Samuel & Susannah Bartlett, of this Parish, whom he has left a widow with two children, a son and daughter. He died a victim to the horrid sin of drunkenness died 29 Dec. 1795
Abbott, William, husbandman (s. of John & [blank] Abbott), aged 61
1796 Parrett, Joseph, s. of John & Ann Parrett, aged 2
Williams, John Minifye, s. of Peter Williams, a native of America & Mary his wife, aged 2 mos. 
Dowell, Hannah, wife of William Dowell, thatcher (d. of John & Ann Perryman), aged 55
Dormer, Amelia, aged 39, a maiden woman. She lived servant g years with the late Mr Nicholas Lacey, at Weston, in this parish

1796.   Clarke, Edward, s. of William Clarke, labourer & Elizabeth his wife, aged 4
Domett,    Elizabeth, widow of John Domett, taylor (d. of William & Rachel Cawley), aged 74
Clarke,   Elizabeth, d. of William Clarke, labourer & Elizabeth his wife, aged 2
Collier, Elizabeth, d. of James Collier (s. of Jasper & Elizabeth Collier) & Sarah his wife (d. of Samuel & Susanna Bartlett), brought from Honiton, aged 1
Taylor,   Edith, w. of George Taylor, cordwainer (d. of John & Mary Andley), aged 53
Parrott, Mary, widow of John Parrott, carpenter (d. of Daniel & Joan White), aged 76
White, John, mason (s. of John White, mason & his w. Elizabeth), aged 56
Shimells, Robert, widower aged 77. He was the son of reputable parents at [blank], Shropshire. His Father, a Malster, dying when he was young; and leaving his mother with several children - 4 or 5 sons besides himself, and one daughter; His uncle William Shimmels, Steward to the Earl of Petre, sent for her with her family, to live with him at Borecombe, in the parish of Colyton, in this County, which brought him into this part of the world. He obtained a settlement in this parish by service; and lived many years in the parish in the capacity of a Hind, and, in the later part of his life worked as a common Day-Labourer. He married Sarah the widow of George Bartlet; by whom he had no issue. In the close of his life he was maintained by the parish, and died at last in the parish house, and was buried as a pauper. He had one brother a Romish Priest; his family being of the Romish Persuasion; and was himself intended for a Priest; but refus'd it, tho' it does not appear, that it was from any truly religious motives; as he both liv'd, and (it is to be fear'd) died, in a stupid Ignorance of Eternal Things. He latterly profess'd himself a Ptotestant: On which account his Family disregarded him. His Brother, the Priest, died at Manchester

1796. Perry,   Grace, d. of William Perry, labourer & his w. Susanna, aged 1 year 11 months
Northcott, Hannah (d. of Edmond & Eleanor Bartlett), aged 62
1797. Ham, Elizabeth, widow of Joseph Ham ([illeg.] d. of Ann Bucknell), aged 34
Abbot,   William, widower (s. of John & Elizabeth Abbot) aged 86
Whitmore,     William (s. of William Whitmote, of Beer, farmer & Sarah his wife, only d. of Emanuel & Isott Violet), aged 11
Ford,   William Braddick, Bachelor, aged 28, a reputable farmer, eldest son of Edward & Elizabeth Ford of this parish. He destroy'd his health by intemperance; which brought on a rapid decline, that baff'd all medicine: and he at length fell an early victim to the devouring grave, in the prime of life; when a robust constitution seem'd to promise him health of body and length of days died

1797. Leycott, Richard, s. of John & Jane Leycott, aged 52
Bartlett, William, a cooper, aged 72, s. of Malichi & Mary Bartlett, of this parish. He died of a mortification in his leg: which was broke in felling a tree in Bald Ash Copse
Bartlett, Elizabeth, widow of Ellis Bartlett (d, of Edward & Jane Hurley, of Budleigh Salterton, she died on her birthday as did her father), aged 78 
Leycott, Ann, d. of Richard & Mary Leycott, 1 year 11 mos.
Bucknel, Mary, a maiden woman, d. of Joseph & Amy Bucknel, aged 61
Banks, Elizabeth, second w. of John Banks, d. of John & Susanna Frey, of Whites - Taunton. Somerset & widow of Samuel Jones, of [blank]
Perryman, Hester, widow of William Perryman, and d. of Philip & Susanna Perry, aged 46
Cawley, Sarah, widow of John Cawley, d. of [blank] Slaughter, of Kilmington
Northcott, Joan, w. of Anthony Nortlicott (d. of William & Mary Abbot), aged 60

1797. Hook, George, batchelor, boat builder, of Beer (s. of George & Elizabeth Hook, of Wood head, in this parish), aged 75
1798. Ham, Henry, s. of John & Sarah Ham, aged 60
Hill, William, cordwainer, s. of John & Grace Hill, aged 77
Abbatt, Thomas, s. of James & Elizabeth Abbatt, aged 1 year 7 mos.
Toulmin, Jane, aged 25, d. of the Reverend Joshua Toulmin, a Dissenting Minister of Taunton, & Jane his wife (d. of Samuel & Sarah Smith, of Taunton). She was found drown'd under the Clift on that part of the shore call'd Branscombe Cove, and there is too much reason to believe she deliberately laid herself down in the water for the horrid purpose of putting an end to her existence. She had been for some months on a visit at [blank] Sweets, Esq. of [blank] in the parish of Gittisham, who married her sister. She was of a melancholy turn of mind, and had frequently express'd her fear that she could not be sav'd. The enemy taking advantage of this, prompted her to commit this rash Act. She quitted her sister's house on Sunday evening the 29th April: and tho' the most diligent search was made after her, no tidings could be heard; she having disguised herself with an old bonnet of one of the servants and an old black stuff Petticoat, which she wore like a safe-guard outside her own clothes, and being a short woman, and the Petticoat long, it almost wholly concealed her own dress, by which the messengers, sent in pursuit of her, described her; (the Family not being aware of this circumstance) whereby she eluded the most diligent search. Before she quitted her sister's house she put out what money she had, and left it in her Bed-Room: and, in this state, without a Six-Pence in her Pocket, she wandered about till Tuesday morning, the day, on which, it is to be fear'd, she put an end to her existence. She was seen at Beer walking very fast up Common Lane between three and four o'clock: and about a Quarter past 5 o'clock, she was discover'd in the water, by one John Parrett, a carpenter. N.B. The distance from Beer to Branscombe Cove is at the least three miles. And what is very extraordinary, she was ever before accounted a very bad walker died

1798. Wardin, Elizabeth Newell, widow of Lieut. James Wardin, of Charmouth (who fell in a duel), and sister of Reverend Thomas Puddicombe, vicar of this parish, she died at the vicarage, was taken to her own house at Axminster and thence to Charmouth and buried beside her husband
Fowler, John, s. of Robert Fowler, of Uplime, Dorset & Mary his wife, aged 91

1798. Salter, Thomas, s. of Thomas & Elizabeth Salter, died at Beer, aged 76
Loveridge, Ann, infant d. of Robert & Susanna Loveridge
Banks, John, widower s. of John & Christian Banks, aged 81
1799. Bampfield, Grace, w. of William Bampfield, Sexton of this parish and d. of James & Mary Gush, aged 62
Ham, Henry, infant s. and first c. of Samuel & Mary Ham
Payton, Hannah, a maiden woman, d. of William Payton, farmer, by Jane his second wife, aged 36
Bastone, Joanna, widow of Thomas Bastone, aged 8?
Tucker, John, first c. of William & Sarah Tucker, aged 8
Parrett, James, infant s. of John & Ann Parrett
Bartlett, Jane, an infant twin d. of Joel & Elizabeth Bartlett
Bampfield, Daniel, husbandman, s. of John & Joan Bampfield, aged 84
Bastone, Robert, widower husbandman, s. of Robert & Lucrece Bastone, aged 86
Fowler, Samuel, infant s. of Robert & Elizabeth Fowler
Brown, Abel, s. of Abel & Elizabeth Brown, Succeeded his father as parish Clerk, then removed to Seaton and thence to Colyton where he died, aged 72
1800. Lockyer, Rebekah, widow of William Lockyer and d. of Roger & Rebekah Newton, aged 50
Perry, Elizabeth, widow of John Perry, mariner, of Sidmouth, d. of Nicholas & Anna Wheaton, formerly of Rockenhayne [farm], aged 82

1800. Searle, Hannah, w. of Hananiah Searle, Stonemason (d. of John & Hannah Long), died at the house at the Stone quarry, Beer, and was brought here to be buried aged 63
Ford, Elizabeth, widow, aged 59, Relict of Edward Ford, a reputable farmer, and daughter of Nicholas & Mary Braddick. For some unknown cause, she form'd the horrid resolution of putting an awful end to her own existence by drowning herself in the sea. She was met 'in a Field, call'd Five Acres, on the top of Stockham's Hill, on February 13th between 6 and 7 o'clock in the morning by two carpenters — Joel Bartlett and Daniell White, coming from Beer: where she had lived for 3 or 4 months with her Son-in-Law, Mr Miell, a dissenting minister and his wife, her daughter. She was afterwards met by Joseph Tucker, Farmer, in Sea-Side Lane, who spoke to her observing it was a cold morning: to whom she replied How d'ye do? — I don't know your name. Having said this, she pass'd on briskly towards the sea. She was observed by two young men from the Clifts; walking on the shore with great speed towards the West: and about two miles to the Westward of Branscombe Mouth they saw her walk into the Water, and awful to relate launch herself into Eternity. Tha young men hasten'd to her, and drew her out a lifeless corps: and tho' means were tried as soon as circumstances would admit and vigorously pursu'd for at least 3 hours; yet all was in vain

1800. Ham, Abraham, aged 56, a Farmer, S. of John & Sarah Ham. He was a man of very athletic constitution, which he destroy'd by the pernicious vice of Drinking — particularly spirits — which he drank a considerable [quantity] while to very great excess. At length, however, hardy as he was, his constitution gave way : and after lingering many months, being able to retain nothing, neither solid nor liquid, in his Stomach, he fell a victim to his folly: when had he liv'd a life of Temperance, in all human probability, his days might have been prolong'd to many years
Abbott, Henry, bachelor, s. of Thomas & Elizabeth Abbott, aged 26
Bartlett, Melly, d. of William & Ann Bartlett, aged 23
Payton, Thomazin, infant d. of John & Joanna Payton
Payton, William, widower a reputable farmer.of Culverhole [farm], s. of George & Joanna Payton, aged 78
Loveridge, Susanna, w. of Robert Loveridge, of Shute, Relict of Richard Small, mariner, of Beer, & d. of Philip & Susanna Perry, aged 38

1800. Purse, Susanna, w. of John Purse, farmer, of Hole in this parish, d. of William & Mary Elstone, originally of Sidmouth, buried at Colyton, aged 3
Hill, Margery, aged 60, wife of Thomas Hill, and d. of Richard & [blank] Thorn, of Fen Ottery, who, on the afternoon of the Lord's-Day, during the time of Divine Worship, rashly put an end to her life by hanging her self with a new piece of tape, her daughter had bought For an apron-string, by the post of her lied. She had attempted to destroy herself more than once: and at one lime she actually cut her throat; but did not do the horrid act effect ually. She repeatedly after sought opportunities; till at length, eluding the vigilance of her Friends, she was permitted to succeed
Chamberlain, Richard, widower, aged 65, s. of Mary & Richard Chamberlain. He was in service at the time of his death at Mr Bartlett's, Lower House. His death was quite sudden. Having occasion to get out of bed a little before midnight, going round to the further side of the bed in which he had laid with a lad — a Servant in the house, he of a sudden fell over the stair-case into the stairs. It does not appear, however, th;it his death was occasion'd by the Fall; but seems to have been an instantaneous arrest; for not half a minute before he fell, he spoke to the Shepherd, who lay in the same room, and yet he neither spoke, groan'd, nor sigh'd when he fell. Had he not been insensible at the instant he fell, it seems probable, especially as he knew the Shepherd to be awake, that in falling, he would have cried out. Besides, tho' he was taken up immediately; and tho' his neck was not dislocated, and not the least bruise appear'd upon him, he was as one, that had been some time dead, his limbs quite limber, and a deathly coldness throughout. The means recommended by the Humane Society, were very shortly used with vigor for some hours, but without success

1800. Pim, Eleanor, wife of Robert Pirn, farmer, d. of Robert Farmer, of Cotley, d. at Weston, bur. Cotley, aged 28
Fowler, Rebekah (widow of William Fowler, native of Uplime) & d. of John & Joan Bampfield, youngest of nine children, aged 80
Whicker, Samuel Elnor, only c. of Gideon Whicker, labourer & Ann his second wife, aged 3 
Fley, Jolm, carpenter, s. of Mary Fley, b. at Widworthy, aged 87 [illeg.]
Dean, Jolin, youngest of ten c. of Richard & Rhoda Dean, aged 1 year 7 mos.
1801. Miell, Thomas, infant s. of James Miell, dissenting Minister, of Beer & Elizabeth his wife, d. of Edward & Elizabeth Ford

1801. Gush, Jemima, infant d. of James & Mary Gush
Fley, Hannah, widow of John Fley, d. of [blank] Bartlett, aged 81
Birch, John, widower s. of John & Dorothy Birch, aged 74
Northcott, Anthony, stonemason, s. of Anthony & Mary Northcott, aged 65
Hill, Edward, cordwainer, s. of William & Hannah Hill, aged 47
Northcott, Samuel, widower s. of Anthony & Mary Northcott, aged 75
Cawley, William, aged 40, an inhabi tant of Beer, a native of this parish; son of John & Sarah Cawley. He had been on a smuggling expedition, and was found dead early in the morning by John Halse in a field of oats call'd Five-Acres, on the west side of Markel's Hill; lying on his back with his head down hill, and [aj cask of spirit at some distance from him below
Parrott, Jemima, infant d. of John Parrott, carpenter & Ann his wife, d. of J. & Ann Hardy
Miller, William, widower of Beer, native of Branscombe, s. of William & Hannah Miller, aged 82
Clarke, John, infant s. of William & Elizabeth Clarke (d. of John & Mary Seller)
Edwards, Richard, Fisherman, aged 33. s. of John & Betty Edwards. He died at Beer of an Epidemic Distemper in the morning; and in the evening of the same day died his mother of the same Distemper. They were both brought to Branscombe, and buried in one grave 

1801. Edwards, Betty, Widow, aged 72, Relict of John Edwards, d. of Etlis & Elizabeth Whitemore, and mother of the above named Richard Edwards
Searle, Ann, aged 42, w. of John Searle, Sailor, and d. of William & Ann Maria Bartlett. She died at Beer of the same Epidemic Distemper as Betty Edwards and her son died of; and was brought hither to he buried, being a natrve of this parish 
Seller, Mary, w. of John Seller, husbandman, and [illeg.] d. of Mary Paddon, of Beer
Bartlett, Joseph, carpenter, s. of Joseph & Mary Bartlett, left behind a widow and six children, aged 37
Perryman, Robert, infant s. of Isaac & Jenny Perryman, aged 1
French, Samuel, infant s. of William & Alice French, latter d. of [blank] Fuzzy, of Wellington, Somerset
Bartlett, Mary, w. of Joseph Bartlett, d. of Christopher & Mary Marsh, of Lother, Dorset, aged 74
1802. Tucker, James, eldest c. of Robert Tidbald Tucker & Ann bis second wife, d. of John & Sarah Clarke, aged 8
Pigeon, Ancilla, w. of Daniel Pigeon, labourer, and d. of Daniel & Anna Maria Bampfield, aged 48
Bucknel, Thomas, labourer, s. of John & Elizabeth Bucknel, aged 59

1802. Fley, Susanna, w. of Joseph Fley, labourer, d. of [blank] Woodford, of Harford
Ham, Ann, a maiden woman, d. of Joseph & Margaret Ham (his first wife), aged 39
Bartlett, Edward Hurley, taylor, s. of Ellis & Elizabeth Bartlett, aged 48
Bartlett, Grace Crow, widow of William Bartlett, cooper, & [illeg.] d.of Joan Bampfield, aged 71 
Hurley, William, s. of Edward & Jane Hurley (d. of [blank] Searle, of Coombraleigh), 46 years riding officer for this district, succeeding his elder brother, John Hurley, who was killed by a fall from the cliff, aged 74
Bartlett, Sarah, w. of James Bartlett, labourer (d. of John & Susanna Hardy, alias Holmyer), aged 24
Bartlett, James Hardy, infant & only child of James Bartlett, & the above Sarah his wife 
Ham, Henry, eldest s. of Henry Ham & Melly his wife, d. of John & Ann Bampfield
Tucker, Dorothy, w. of Joseph Tucker, farmer & d. of Henry Pullman, of Chesilbourn, Dorset, where she was buried aged 77
Ham, Melly, widow, aged 63, Relict of Henry Ham, d. of John & Ann Bampfield. The unexpected loss of her son, Henry Ham, aforenamed, so affected her, that she immediately took to her bed, and died five days after him. He was seiz'd with his last sickness and died in three days

1802. Wench, Richard, eldest s. of John & Abigail Wench, aged 11
Raffill, Sarah, d. & eldest c. of James & Leah Raffill, aged 13 
Leigh, William, aged 81, son of John & Mary Leigh. He was born at Wexton [Farm] in this parish, & died at Slade in the parish of Salcombe ; from whence his remains were brought, and interr'd in his own family Cave in this Church-Yard beside those of his firstwife Thomasin, d. of Thomas and [blank] Seed in the parish of Salcombe. His second wife was Sarah, d. of the said Thomas [blank] by [blank] of [blank] who suivives him, and by whom he has left five children — two sons and three daughters 
Perry, Grace, widow of William Perry, & d. of Edward & Grace Hook, aged 81
Raffill, Edward, c. of James & Leah Raffill, aged 3 years 9 mos.
Alferd, Mary, widow of Alexander Alferd, alias Harward, d. of Thomas & Sarah Clarke, aged 86
Haagensen, Neils, alias Nicholas, a Dane, of Huntspill, aged 26
Holst, Christian Rosenberg, a Dane, of Grimsted, aged 19
Simpsing, Herman, a Dane, of Huntspill, Captain of the Omen, aged 42

1803. Tucker, William, s. of William & Sarah Tucker, aged 10
Piper, Nancy, infant d. of Thomas & Mary Piper
Grady, Matthew, infant s. of Richard & Lydia Grady
Wench, Charity, widow of Richard Wench and d., one of a twin, of John & Mary Norman, aged 71
Dowell, Anna Maria, d. of William & Hannah Dowell, aged 22
Smith, William, aged 38, s. of Edward & Thomasin Smith, of Fairway, he m. Elizabeth, d. of William Perryman, by his first wife Elizabeth, whom he has left a widow with four small children
Langmede, Mary, infant d. of Jolm & Sarah Langmede
Sanders, James, infant s. of James & Shebra Sanders
Hooke, Joseph, aged 13, second s. of John Hooke, Farmer, of Edge Farm & Mary Ann his wife. He was run away with by a spirited Horse, fell at the corner of the Lane by Hang-Man Stone; was dragg'd the distance of half-a-mile and found dead in the Lane a little way above Higher Watercoombe
Braddick, William, eldest s. of William Braddick, tanner, late of Bickley & Mary his wife, died at Culverhole, at his Mother's house, buried at Okehampton. at which place he resided and where he has left a widow, aged 30
Tucker, Jenny, d. of William & Sarah Tucker, aged 1 year 8 mos.

1803. Halse, Susanna, d. of Thomas & Rebekah Halse, aged 1 year 6 mos.
Parrott, James, s. of William & Mary Parrott, aged 2
Woodgate, John, infant s. of John Woodgate, of Beer & Sarah his wife, d. of John & Hannah Deem
1804. Perryman, John, s. of Isaac & Jenny Perryman, aged 13 mos.
Perryman, Betsy, d. of Isaac & Jenny Perryman, aged 5 yrs.
Hill, Thomas, widower s. of John & Grace Hill, aged 85
Leigh, John Carslake, s. of late William Leigh, gent. & Sarah his second wife, aged 5
Salter, Susanna, infant d. of William Salter, of Beer & Mary his wife, d. of Joseph & Susanna Fley
Satchell, Elizabeth, d. of John & Hannah Deem, w. of William Satchell, a sailor in the King's Service, aged 26
Parrott, Sarah, widow of Nathaniel Parrott, stonemason, d. of Richard & Sarah Bartlett, aged 78
Satchell, Nancy, infant d. of William Satchell, by his late wife Elizabeth,d. of John & Hannah Deem
Butter, James, sec. s. of Daniel & Hester Butter, aged 24
Gill, Lydia, d. of John Gill, by Sarah his first wife, aged 27
Cross, Mally, w. of William Cross, of Beer, & d. of Naihaniel & Sarah Parrott, aged 48
Bartlett, Joseph, s. of Joseph & Hannah Bartlett, aged 8
Potter, Thomas, native of Colyton, s. of Thomas & Rebekah Potter. aged 74

1804. Farrant, Melly, w. of Samuel Farrant & d. of Henry & Melly Ham, aged 32
Board, Peter, native of Offwell, s. of Henry & Martha Board, aged 75
Bartlett, Samuel, a considerable and respectable farmer, aged 73, s. of Richard & Surah Bartlett. He has left a widow with whom he lived in wedlock 45 years, and by whom he had rive children, one son and four daughters, and three daughters are now living
Woodrow, Elizabeth, aged 40, w. of Thomas Woodrow, Miller,and d. of Thomas & Mary Broom, of Burlescombe. She died in childbed with her fifth child, and has left four children living
Woodrow, Nicholas, infant s. of the ahove Thomas & Elizabeth Woodrow
1805. Parrott, Nathaniel, eldest c. of William & Mary Parrott, aged 9
Farrant, Melly, aged 1 year 5 mos., only c. of Samuel & Melly Farrant, deceas'd
Hardy, James, alias Holmyer, stonemason, s. of John & Susanna Hardy, aged 24. He died of a putrid fever on the eighth day from his being first seiz'd
Newton, Rachel, idiot d. of James & Martha Newton, aged 21
Tillman, William, infant s. of William & Elizabeth Tillman 
Farrant, Charles, widower s. of Charles & Elizabeth Farrant, aged 75 
Parrott, William, only remaining s. of William & Mary Parrott, aged 5 years 9 mos.

1805. Perry, Susanna, w. of William Perry, labourer, and d. of Henry & Elizabeth Tucker, of Wellington, Somerset
Butter, John, widower aged 83 years, s. of John & Rachel Butter, of Colyton. He had been several years a respectable farmer, but had given up his farm to his only son, Daniel Butter, some years before his death
Whitemore, Robert, infant s. of Robert Whitemore, of Beer & Sarah his wife, d. of Abel & Jenny Brown
Ford, Elizabeth, infant d. of John & Elizabeth Ford
Dowell, Maria, infant twin d. of Amos & Tamar Dowell
Hardy, Susanna, alias Holmyer, w. of John Hardy, d. of Samuel & Ann Gush
French, Elizabeth, widow of John French, d. of Samuel & Susanna Bartlett, aged 82
Perry, Rachel, aged 20, d. of William & Susanna Perry. She lost her life by a fatal accident. A young man, nam'd Henry Northcott, her Sweetheart, going into the house of James Gush, where she was sitting by the side of Gush's wife who had a young child in her lap, by the Fire; and taking down Gush's Fire-Lock to see if it was clean; he incautiously touch'd the trigger, not suspecting the Gun was loaded; and the Gun instantly going off, log'd its whole contents in her Bowels. The muzzle of the Gun was so close to her, when discharg'd, that the perforation (which was through the upper part of the thigh, and over the groin, as she was sitting on a very low seat) was just as if it had been made by a Ball; tho' the gun was loaded with Shot. She languish'd the whole of the Day (it being about 10 o'clock on the Monday morning when the accident happened) and died about 2 o'clock the morning following, in the very bloom of life, and in full Health and Strength

1805. Searle, Hananiah, aged 72, widower stonemason, s. of William & Hannah Searle. He liv'd for many years at the Stone Quarry in the parish of Beer. His corps was brought from thence and buried in this Church Yard
1806. Wench, Susan, infant d. of John & Abigail Wench
Abbott, Phoebe, youngest of four, d. of Mary Abbott, widow of William Abbott, aged 14
Mayn, Betty, widow of James Mayn, farmer, d. of John & Mary Norman, aged 78
Perry, Ann, d. of William & Susanna Perry, aged 22
Cawley, John, eldest s. of John & Sarah Cawley, native of Branscombe, lived many years at Beer, aged 36
Hooke, Mary Ann, w. of John Hooke, a reputable farmer (whom she has left with eight children) & d. of John & Ann Vincent, of Combe St. Nicholas, Somerset aged 47 

1806. Collins, Thomas, infant s. of Aaron & Sarah Collins
Bartlett, Susanna, widow of Samuel Bartlett, a reputable farmer, d. of Edward & Jane Hurley, of Coomb Raleigh, aged 80 odd
Gibbs, William, aged 42, s. of James & Mary Gibbs, of Ottery St. Mary, m. Elizabeth, d. of John & Betty Edwards, whom he has left with four children, at Beer; where he died and his corps was brought hither from thence to be buried
Piper, Sarah, d. of Thomas & Mary Piper, aged 8
Parrott, Susanna Taylor, infant d. of Henry & Betty Parrott, aged 10 mos.
Snell, Henry, s. of Samuel & Betty Snell, native of Shute, gained a. settlement by servitude, aged 74
Tucker, Joan, widow of John Tucker, d. of William & Joan bartlett, aged 78
Langmede, James, s. of John & Sarah Langmede, aged 2
Clarke, Robert, s. of John & Mary Clarice, aged 59
Gibbs, Tryphena, infant d. of Joseph & Mary Gibbs
Lockyer, Delilah, infant d. of James & Mary Lockyer
Mayn, Amelia, w. of Roger Mayn, junior, & d. of William Newton, by Jane his second wife, aged 16 
Hardy, alias Holmyer, Rachel, d. of John & Susanna Hardy, aged 19
Grady, Thomas, infant s. of Richard & Lydia Grady

1806. Northcoft, Amy, infant d. of Ellis & Prudence Northcott
1807. Hicks, Susanna, d. of John & Joan Hicks, of Pitminster, Somerset
Townsend, Thomas Paylon, infant s. of William & Eliza Townsend
Searle, Elizabeth, w. of John Searle, & d. of William & Prudence Fuzzy, aged 77
Hooke, Joseph, reputable farmer, s. of John & Mary Hooke, aged 78
Perry, Philip, s. of John & Dorothy Perry, aged 81
Cristover, Mary, widow of William Cristover, & d. of William & Rebekah Lockyer, aged 65
Chick, Harriet Ann, infant d. of Samuel & Abigail Chick
Searle, John, eldest s. of John & Elizabeth Searle, died at Beer, brought here to be buried aged 49
Bampfield, William, aged 66, s. of John & Ann Bampfield. He succeeded his father, John Bampfield, in the office of Sexton in 1792. His father served the office upwards of 40 years and succeeded his grand-father in the same
Selley, Nicholas, infant, sec. s. of Edward & Sarah Selley
Bartlett, Thomas, s. of James & Lydia Bartlett, his second wife, aged 2
Searle, Samuel, infant s. of John Searle & Jane his second wife, d. at Beer
Wench, John, s. of Richard & Charity Wench, aged 52
Abbott, Mary Ann, infant d. of Thomas & Sarah Abbott

1808. Gill, George, infant s. of John & Joanna Gill 
Purse, Thomasin, aged 39, w. of John Purse, d. of John Small, of Buckerell, relict of William Newcombe, of Otterton, by whom she has left one child — a son, and one by Farmer Purse — a daughter. She died in child-bed and was buried at Otterton
Hardy, alias Holmyer, Thomas, s. of John & Susanna Hardy, aged 22. He died of a decline and has left a widow and two children and his widow great wiih child
Gush, Joanna, w. of John Gush, and d. of John & Sarah Woodgate, of Beer, aged 39
Touchin, John, aged 84, native of Whitechurch Canonicorum, Dorset, gained a settlement in this parish by being a joint renter, with Robert Fowler, of some ground for the growth of Flax for one season; and died in the Poor-House
Somers, Sarah, w. of John Somers, blacksmith, of Southleigh, and d. of Robert & Ann Perryman
Rowland, Charlotte, w. of Richard Rowland, and d. of John & Ann Parrolt, aged 21
French, Sarah Costin, infant d. of Ellis & Elizabeth French
Perry, John, s. of William & Susanna Perry, aged 4
Lane, Robert, farmer, s. of Robert & Martha Lane, of Chardstock, Somerset, d. at Baldash farm, buried at Stockland, aged 58

1808. Lockyer, William, s. of William & Susanna Lockyer, d. at Beer, buried here, aged 27. Left a widow and two children
French, Elizabeth, w. of Joseph French, & d. of William & Elizabeth Perryman, relict of William Smith, by whom she has left four sons
Patrott, Sarah, only d. and last of four children of William & Mary Parrott, aged 11
Bartlett, Dinah, d. of Hannah Bartlett [illeg.], aged 32
Parrott, Joanna, w. of Joseph Parrott & d. of John & Joan Tucker, aged 44
1809. Deem, John Pits, s. of Joseph & Grace Deem, aged 70
Monday, Elizabeth, w. of William Monday & d. of Robert & Elizabeth Batstone, aged 67
Hoare, Martha, w. of Elias Hoare
Fley, Mary, widow of William Fley, d. of Richard & Sarah Bartlett, aged 87
Bartlett, Mary, second d. of Joseph & Hannah Bartlett, aged 19
Somers, Thomas, infant & fifth s. of James & Susanna Somers
Abbott, Thomas, s. of John & Elizabeth Abbott, aged 50
Bampfield, Anna Maria, widow of Daniel Bampfield & d. of Robert & Ann Quick, aged 78
1810. Stuckey, John, aged 91. He was more than [blank] years a Magistrate; and was the oldest Magistrate in the County for several years before he died. He died possess'd of vast worldly property: which, after he had long possess'd, without enjoying and without using; he was, at length, constrained to leave to others

1810. Hoyl, Charlotte, w. of William Hoyl, alias Burnell, eldest d. of Richard & Rhoda Dean, aged 27
Tucker, John, infant s. of Joseph & Mary Tucker (died of the Small Pox by innoculation) 
Collins, Sarah, infant d. of Aaron & Sarah Collins, d. also of Small Pox by innoculation, four days old when cut
Bartlett, Nicholas, eldest s. of Richard & Sarah Bartlett, d. at Sidbury and was brought here for interment, aged 86
Northcott, John, s. of Anthony & Mary Northcott, aged 78
Gay, Sarah, infant d. of Thomas & Mary Gay 
Searle, Joseph, s. of John Searle, deceased, by Jane his second wife, aged 6
Halse, Hebekah, w. of Thomas Halse, carpenter, and d. of William & Mary Lavis, of Otterton, aged 36
Somers, John, s. of James & Susanna Somers, aged 8
1811. Tucker, Ann, d. of Robert Tidbald Tucker & Ann his second wife, aged 11 years 7 mos.
Dommett, Elizabeth, d. of John & Elizabeth Dommett, aged 55

1811. Bartlett, John, s. of Edmund & Eleanor Bartlett, aged 67 died [blank]
Parrott, Thomas, infant s. of Henry & Elizabeth Parrott
Dean, Reuben, infant s. of Reuben & Bridget Dean
Stedham, William, s. of Thomas Stedham, of Coliton Raleigh, aged 18
Abbott, Elizabeth, w. of James Abbott, d. of James & Elizabeth Potter, of Shute, aged 46
1812. Brown, Jane, w. of John Brown, and d. of William & Susanna Hurley, aged 51
Pidgeon, Daniel, s. of William & Ann Pidgeon, of Sidbury, aged 69
Ford, Elizabeth, infant d. of John & Elizabeth Ford
Lockyer, William, s. of William & Rebekah Lockyer, aged 58
Somers, John, s. of Simon & Sarah Somers, of North Leigh, aged 81
Yule, James, infant twin s. of John & Elizabeth Yule
Abbott, Sarah, d. of James & Elizabeth Abbott, aged 14