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dawnsh
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This Mary Webb as the witness, would you of said, as far as you know, that she was not one of the parish witnesses as was John Wilcock?
I've got into a bit of a habit a looking at the previous and next pages to see if the witness names turn up again and again especially when they don't match the bride or grooms names, this is the case for John Willcock. He appears to be the parish professional witness.
Mary Webb didn't turn up on the surrounding pages so I suggest she was 'known' to the wedding party, unlike Mr Willcock, but it is only a suggestion. She could be a married sister of either party or the bride's best friend.
I've checked out this
http://www.angelfire.com/fl/Sumter/Middlesex.html
it's a transcription of the 9 volumes that make up Phillimores Middlesex marriage index
and the West Middlesex Marriage index can be found here
http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/index/database/WMiddlesexFHSmar.shtml
you can register for free to search the database, there are 5 returns but to see them will cost.
But Kew is south of the river in Surrey.
I've got the Surrey Marriage Index on CD, Kew is covered 1774-1785 then 1800-1837 so nothing there then but there is
William Hobbs to Elizabeth Griffis 31 May 1795 St Giles Camberwell
Can you send me your email via the personal message system and I'll send you the relevant pages from Phillimores Atlas. They are too large to post here.
Dawn
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukSherry-Paddington & Marylebone, Longhurst-Ealing & Capel, Abinger, Ewhurst & Ockley, Chandler-Chelsea
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