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Where could i look for a marriage

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Smiley

Smiley Report 10 May 2004 00:25

Have a look on FREEBMD to narrow it down, that won't cost you anything, make a note of all the marriages with the name you have, hopefully it's not too common. Then you could verify it on 1837 Online. Sam Although I'm not sure how you play it if you get lots of possibles, give us a bit of background if you like, along with the name.

Kevin

Kevin Report 9 May 2004 21:42

1837 online. all marriages are indexed under both Bride and Grooms surnames.

Lesley

Lesley Report 9 May 2004 21:28

where could I look for a marriage when i only have the female name. If she did get married it would probably have been essex or middlesex after 1884