Genealogy Chat

Perhaps they never married. Cara would have been 18/19 and her parents might not have given permission.

Have you tried the local registration office in case they never made it to the GRO?

Gainsborough registers are now divided between Lincolnshire, Bassetlaw and North Lincolnshire districts:

http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/reg/districts/gainsborough.html

Rose

This looks like Cara with her parents and siblings during the 1911 census:

Person: ALLISON, Cara
Address: 3 Paddock Gainsboro

Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
image

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ALLISON, Charles E Head Married M 33 1878 Boiler Maker Striker Dunham Notts VIEW
ALLISON, Charlott Wife Married 10 years F 30 1881 Gainsboro Linc VIEW
ALLISON, Almina F 10 1901 Gainsboro Linc VIEW
ALLISON, Cara F 6 1905 Gainsboro Linc VIEW
ALLISON, Dorathy L F 3 1908 Gainsboro Linc VIEW
ALLISON, Lily F 0 1911 Gainsboro Linc VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
20154 Reference:
RG14PN20154 RG78PN1205 RD425 SD3 ED11 SN53

Registration District:
Gainsborough Sub District:
Gainsborough Enumeration District:
11 Parish:
Gainsborough

Address:
3 Paddock Gainsboro County:
Lincolnshire

Just Curious.

Irrespective of whether the churches own records have been lost a record of the marriage should have reached the GRO and appear on the index. How/why do you believe that the marriage took place at that particular church.

You say that their first daughter was born in May 1924. Presumably that is the birth that was registered in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. Was that the first child of their union?

It looks like Cara Elizabeth was born in 1905

Births Jun 1905 (>99%)
ALLISON Cara Elizabeth Gainsbro' 7a 735

Hi Jan, Thanks for your help, GR members have looked for me, I think they are in these missing records, I was wondering if by any chance they were transcribed maybe at TNA, I don't know what else to do, I was wondering if the Diocese of Lincoln could help, I will try anything, any suggestions will be greatly recieved.

Cara Elizabeth Allison/Alison married George Henry Beevers, thier first daughter was born 24th May 1924.

Thanks
Tox

Maybe if you give us their names people can have a look for you? I assume you have looked on Freebmd?
Jan

Hi all, can anyone help please, My Grandparents were married at Holy Trinity Church Gainsborough Lincoln, this Church unfortunatley has closed, I enquired at Lincoln Archieves to see if they had BMD records but they say they only have births, and death records 1902-1925, the records for marriages only go up to 1910.
I enquired at Holy Trinity and they said they had sent all the records they had to Lincoln Archieves.

I have looked everywhere for their marriage but cannot find it, can copies of these's registers be anywhere else, if so can someone put me on the right track.

Regards
Tox