With regard to the various marriages with a transcription only - I think it's possible they are from St John the Baptist Coventry. The marriage allegation for Thomas Bray and his second wife, Mary Vice states they should marry either at Stoke or St J the B. There is no record of their marriage at Stoke and the pages for St John the Baptist are in some cases illegible. They are available to view on Ancestry. The page which may include the Bray/Vice marriage showing Mid Aug 1744 through to Jan 1744/5 is mostly illegible, so I'm presuming the transcriptions are from the BTs (I think kiterunner may have already said that!).
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