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Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 12 Jun 2006 11:51

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Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 12 Jun 2006 11:51

Does anyone know how I can get some info on a marriage in 1815? I have Myles Ariel married 12-9-1815 St. Johns. Wakefield, Yorkshire. He married Elizabeth Naylor. Would Elizabeth’s parents be on the parish records? Myles parents are William Ariel and Elizabeth Kirkby. Any way of finding where or when they were born? Myles and his wife had their first child in Bristol, so not sure why he was in Yorkshire as I have Ariels in Bristol back in 1745. Is there any way of accessing them from Australia? Thanks.

Janet in Yorkshire

Janet in Yorkshire Report 12 Jun 2006 12:02

Hi Elizabeth, Unfortunately, bride's father's name would not be listed in the marriage register at this time. Have looked on the list of Dade registers, which DID include additional info, but the system was not adopted in this parish. Jay

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 12 Jun 2006 13:06

Thanks, Unfortunately, I think Naylor was the most popular name in Wakefield at the time.

fraserbooks

fraserbooks Report 12 Jun 2006 13:17

1851 census for reference View Record Emily M A Ariel abt 1830 Bath Daughter Walcot Somerset View Record Myles Ariel abt 1820 Bristol, Gloucestershire, England Son-in-law Walcot Somerset View Record Myles Kerkly E Ariel abt 1850 Bath Grandson Walcot Somerset View Record Harrt Dolman abt 1830 Bath Servant Walcot Somerset View Record Ann Weaver abt 1810 Chettle, Cheshire, England Wife Walcot Somerset View Record Caroline J Weaver abt 1843 Bath Daughter Walcot Somerset View Record Catherine A B Weaver abt 1849 Bath Daughter Walcot Somerset View Record Fanny S Weaver abt 1834 Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England Daughter Walcot Somerset View Record Fredc Gee Weaver abt 1839 Bath Son Walcot Somerset View Record Hy Thos Weaver abt 1836 Bath Son Walcot Somerset View Record Mary A Weaver abt 1832 Bath Daughter Walcot Somerset View Record Thomas Weaver abt 1802 Corsham, Wiltshire, England Head Walcot Somerset Elizabeth are you sure your Miles married Elizabeth and not Emily Weaver

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 12 Jun 2006 13:47

Hi Annie, If you can work this out you are better than me. Wouldn't be hard at the moment. It's nearly 11pm. and I just had to slip out to the kitchen and ice a 'very hungry catterpillar' cake for 3year lod grandson to take to kindy tomorrow. Here goes. William Ariel from Bristol married Elizabeth Kirkby. They had a son Myles who married Elizabeth Naylor in Wakefield. Yorks. They had a son Myles Kirkby Ariel who married Emily Weaver, back in Bristol. All I can say is the Naylor bird had to be good to go that far to marry.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 12 Jun 2006 13:50

Sorry Annie, I forgot, the second Myles had a son Myles Kirby Eyre Ariel. That's the baby in that 1851 census.

Right said Fred

Right said Fred Report 12 Jun 2006 13:50

Elizabeth, have sent you a PM, I could also look for her baptism if you would like.