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mgnv

mgnv Report 17 Apr 2012 09:23

I'm sure it was recorded in Ireland with the same precision as in England.

Here's the marrs of a bro and his sis - check out their father Richard (or Lazarus, as he was known locally):

Marriage: 25 Aug 1894 St Elizabeth of Hungary, Aspull, Lancs.
Robert Hill - 21 Collier Bachelor of Heyes Square, higher Gullet, Aspull
Ellen Westhead - 21 Pit-Brow Woman Spinster of 2 Leigh's Yard, Hr. Gullet, Aspull
Groom's Father: Richard Hill, (decd.), Collier
Bride's Father: John Westhead, (decd), Collier
Witness: Emmanuel Seddon; Alice Hill, (X)
Married by Banns by: George F. Grundy M.A. Vicar
Register: Marriages 1883 - 1900, Page 101, Entry 202
Source: LDS Film 1885720

Marriage: 13 Oct 1894 St Elizabeth of Hungary, Aspull, Lancs.
Emmanuel Seddon - 20 Collier Bachelor of 284 Chorley Road, Wingates, Westhoughton
Mary Jane Hill - 19 Pit-Brow Woman Spinster of 11 Lr. Gullet, Aspull
Groom's Father: Emmanuel Seddon, Collier
Bride's Father: Richard Hill, Collier
Witness: Thomas Westwell; Sarah Barstow
Married by Banns by: George F. Grundy M.A. Vicar
Register: Marriages 1883 - 1900, Page 102, Entry 203
Source: LDS Film 1885720

Gee

Gee Report 16 Apr 2012 19:04

Hi Michael


Try posting the details and we can see if we can help


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Michele

Michele Report 16 Apr 2012 18:46

Was wondering, i have an Irish marriage certificate of my g grandad, he was married in Ireland and where it states his father it doesn't say he's deceased, now would it be definite or did they not record that in Ireland, just trying to figure out when he was alive up until, as so many records were destroyed.