Notes copied from the Register.	

1.	"here is nothing sett Down betwixt 1592 & 1599
	 through  ---- negligence for VI years forgotton 
	I John Spicer was not ------ to be Parson here
	till 1608. As will appear hereafter"


2.	"A.D 1649 1st Charles 2d omitted"

	"The Rectory of Leckhampstead being now under 
	Sequestration & ye Lawful Incumbent being taken 
	away from his duty (viz. Mr Thomas Langton) no
 	care was taken by those who came in upon ye 
	sequestration, to contimue ye register. In ye
 	year 1653 the powers then in usurpation ordered 
	a recorder in Every parish should be chosen to 	
	keepe an Account=Booke of all Marriages, Births,
 	(not Baptisms) & Burials. Thomas Cox ye clerk of
 	this parish was chosen to this office, whose 
	Account followeth in these next pages."

	"A.D. 1651 3d Charles 2d Not Registered"

3.	In 1730 whoever was making entries in the
	register started putting the date in the
	right hand margin. Some of these dates 
	do not appear on the photocopies I have.
	I appologise for this.

4.	"NB The Marriages for these years - 1563,
	1564,1566,1568,1570,1571,1572,
	1573,1575,1576,1578,1579,
	1580,1581,1583,1586,1589,
	1593,1594,1595,1596,1597,
	1598,1649,1651, are omit-
	=ted in this Register thro the negligence
	of former Time as appears from ye aforesaid
	Account"

5.	"NB - About the Year 1745 (OS) - In the 
	eighteenth year of the Reign of King George
	the 2nd a Pestitential Distemper raged among
	the Horned Cattle in this Nation which continued
	for several years.
	About the same Time happened a great swarm of
	Locusts destroyed the Fruits of the Earth.
	
	On Thursday February the 8th & on Thursday
	March the 6th the year 1749 this Nation was 
	afflicted with two very great & shocking
	Earth Quakes: which was attended the year
	following with the Sudden Deaths of 8 Peers
	of this Kingdom of Great Britain

	In the Month of November in the Year 1750 The 
	Ho... were troubled with Sudden & Violent
	Colds; which carried off several; & struck a 
	great Terror into the People of this Land.

	In the Month of March in the Year 1750 - this
	Nation was afflicted with very high & pestilent
	winds; which continued for several days, & did
	great Damages to the Cathedral & Parochial 
	Churches of this Kingdom: & to the dwelling
	Houses of the Inhabitants of this Land

	In the Year 1732 - John Scarrolle, a youth about 
	?? years of age of the parish of Thornborough
	was unfortunately drowned at Long Bridge on the
	side of the River that lyes contiguous to the
	Parish of Leckhampstead in the County of Bucks; 	
	& was buried here July 24th - age 19" 

6.	The following was written after the burials of
	1760:
	"The greatest No of Burials was in 1729 v p 	
	190th of ye Old Reg'r when 14 persons dy'd:
	the least No (being one only) in 1751 ye
	Medium between these extremes being in 1750
	ye yr commencing from Mar 25 & not from Jan 1st 	
	being 2 months, & 27 Days sooner than in the
	following year: wn ye New System was Introduced."