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LeedsHipPriest69
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Ann Swaley of Leeds abt 1811
« on: Sunday 11 October 09 14:28 UTC (UK) »
Married Thomas Rhodes 18/10/1828 at Leeds St Peters Parish Church (IGI).

Any details of Swaleys in and around Leeds appreciated.

Possibly born Holbeck (according to 1851 Census)
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Tom Piper
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Re: Ann Swaley of Leeds abt 1811
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 11 October 09 15:04 UTC (UK) »
I found this marriage in a local newspaper, not quite Swaley, but both of Holbeck:

The Leeds M........y  Saturday, August 25, 1838

Same day, (Monday), August, 20th, Mr. Thomas Rhodes, woolsorter to Miss Mary Swales, both of Holbeck.

What do you think?

Tom
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Sandymc47
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Re: Ann Swaley of Leeds abt 1811
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 03 November 09 22:07 UTC (UK) »

Hi
Did you mean Mary was married in 1838 not 1828 on your post?
She is on the Yorkshire BMD for 1838 and the certificate is CE46/3/299

I looked on Yorkshire BMD and also in 1838 a James Swaley married Rachel Atha at St Peters Church, Leeds, this could have been a relative of Mary. This Church was where most people in Leeds seemed to be married in  those days. I have lots of my family married there.

If you put the name Swaley in for BMD there are quite alot around Leeds

Hope this gives you a line to run along
regards Sandymc
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