1860 Marriage Certs

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Member Since: November 2002 Posts: 24 Send Message	Richard	Report	20 Dec 2006 11:59
Member Since: November 2002 Posts: 24 Send Message	Several marriage certificates I have bought from that era simply have the bride and grooms ages down as full, basically meaning that they we old enough to marry without their parents permission. Not trying to put you off, just if it's your relatives ages you are hoping to find you won't necessarily get them. Regards Richard
Member Since: June 2003 Posts: 405 Send Message	Esta	Report	20 Dec 2006 10:40
	Many thanks. Will apply for the certificate and hopefully move things on a bit. I finally found a missing relative this morning! Sue Happy Christmas
	Researching: Millichamp, Fisher, Baker, Smith, Much Marcle, Ashford, Glenister, Parsley/Parslow
Member Since: August 2005 Posts: 5,519 Send Message	Elaine	Report	20 Dec 2006 10:27
	Details contained on a marriage certificate include: * date and place of marriage * name, age and condition of the bride and groom * occupation and usual address * name and occupation of each person's father * names of the witnesses * the person who solemnised the marriage
Member Since: June 2003 Posts: 405 Send Message	Esta	Report	20 Dec 2006 10:21
	Hi How much information would be shown on a Marriage Certificate for a couple who married in 1860? Sue
	Researching: Millichamp, Fisher, Baker, Smith, Much Marcle, Ashford, Glenister, Parsley/Parslow