Name Date Age (s) spouse (p) parents abode
b = burial d = death i = infant death Age estimated
Place = Calstock, unless stated otherwise
?? HINCH, Hamley b 30 Nov 1858 6 Gunnislake ??
INCH, Bessie Jane b 23 May 1871 1y9m Calstock
INCH, Elizabeth b 20 Aug 1873 27 Calstock
INCH, Joseph Kendall b 18 Jul 1873 1m Calstock
INCH, Mary Ann b 26 May 1851 6w Hatches Green
INCH, Mary Ann b 12 Dec 1875 66 Gunnislake
INCH, Phoebe b 21 Mar 1873 49 Calstock
INCH, Phoebe b 1 Aug 1877 19 Calstock
INCH, Susanna Caroline Paul 23 Dec 1874 5m Harrowbarrow
INCH, Thomas b 20 May 1871 15 Gunnislake
ISAAC, George b 22 Feb 1831 74
ISAAC, James Henry b 20 Nov 1861 3 Gunnislake
ISAAC, Sarah b 3 Mar 1839 77 Calstock Town
ISAAC, Thomas b 11 Aug 1863 47 Gunnislake
ISABELL, Ann b 5 May 1857 50 Calstock
ISBELL, Mary Laura b 27 Jan 1881 7w Harrowbarrow after inquest
ISBELL, Mary Susanna b 30 Dec 1871 9m Harrowbarrow
ISBELL, Susan b 9 Nov 1881 45 Harrowbarrow
ISBELL, Thomas b 14 Apr 1872 77 Harrowbarrow
IVEY, John b 4 Apr 1858 2 Calstock Town
IVEY, Thomas Henry b 16 Jun 1867 13 Calstock, inquest
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a.r. = affidavit received.
An act was passed (1667-68) in the reign of Charles II for the express
purpose of increasing the consumption of English wool. It was stated
that "No corps should be buried in anything other than what is made of
sheep's wool only; or put into any coffin lined or faced with any material
but sheep's wool, on pain of forfeiture of £5." and an affidavit to that
effect was required not later than 8 days after the burial.
Although the Act was not repealed until 1814, its use gradually died out
during the 18th Century. In Calstock registers, no record of individual
receipt was made from 1735 onwards. The following note appears
after the burial records for 1707 and is signed by Thomas Hullah, Rector:
"It appears that the Register of Burials between March 1707 and April 1716
are lost."
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