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ages on a marriage certificate dated 1929

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Gwyn in Kent

Gwyn in Kent Report 5 Feb 2009 20:57

I can't think why they would give an age of 22 if they were in their 40s.
Could the bride and groom be of the next generation?
Are there birth registrations c. 1907 ?

Gwyn

Lianne

Lianne Report 5 Feb 2009 20:53

Hi all,
I have a marriage certificate from 1929. The ages of both the bride and groom are both given as 22 years. However I was expecting then to be a lot older (in their 40's). Could they be older then 22 years?

The names and street adress are exact though which is confusing me!

hope anyone can shed some light for me!

thanks
Lianne