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The registers at Bunny begin in 1556 for all classes of entries. The Chapelry of Bradmore is attached to this living and the entries relating to its inhabitants are included in the registers of Bunny (indicated by the abbreivation 'Br' in the following lists). Keyworth and Thorpe-in-Glebis were also at some periods annexed to this parish.
Some records are marked 'Ord.lic', meaning the marriage was by license from the Ordinary, in contradistinction to the Archbishop's or Vicar's license.
From 1556 to 1594 the year in these registers appears to have been computed as beginning from 1st January, though from 1594 to 1752 the usual method of dating from 25th March is adopted.
Bunny Church from the South West