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Evening all. 
I am hoping that someone can tell me where I can find the marriage allegedly at Bradley 19/5/1807 of Sarah BADDER and John SIM/SIMM/SIMS and the Derbyshire Licences for that time.  Anc* has the parish online but the registers are in a dreadfully damaged state in places. 
There are dozens of public trees showing the above date of this marriage, saying it was by licence but not one of them has any proof, apart from hints from Anc*.
I do like actual proof before I put anything on my tree, although I know that John did marry a Sarah who died in 1815 after childbirth. 
I've looked at the PRs of the surrounding area but found nothing.
Any help would be welcome.  Thanks. 

I found this entry in the Tibshelf PRs and have copied it word for word as the Vicar recorded it.  The burial was Dec 15th 1800.
William Hill Jnr, farmer.  He was returning from Alfreton Market on the 5th just about 7 o clock in the evening, was robbed and cruelly treated by two men very near to that town and died a few days later in consequence of the severe wounds he then received.  He lost about 13 shillings cash besides his watch.

Later in the PRs, the Vicar added this ...   Lacy Powell and .....Drummond  were the men who cruelly treated William Hill, farmer, as mentioned in the list of deaths for December 1800.  They were hanged at Derby in the August for being the murderers for said crime.  They confessed after conviction.  They were Irishmen.

Please - is anyone visiting the archives soon who could look up a marriage for me? 

It was at Nottingham St Mary's 7th Oct 1876, William MASON and Charlotte ETCHES.   I would like to know William's father's name - hopefully Sylvester Mason.  If it's not Sylvester you'll have stopped me going up the wrong tree. 

Thanks.  NC. 

I am trying to find the two marriages for my 11 x great grandad Fulke (several spellings) FLINTHAM.  His birth is recorded in Ossington in 1604 in Chancery records.  His first wife was Katharine and they had ten children starting in 1629 all baptised in Pleasley.  I cannot find their marriage anywhere in Notts or Derbyshire and my thinking is that maybe Katharine was Notts born so married there.  She died in Pleasley in 1651 and Fulke then "married" Anna or Hannah and had another load of children which I am still finding.
So my first request is for number one marriage anywhere in Notts.
Some public trees have Fulke's second marriage to Ann GEE at Norton Cuckney 7 Dec 1647, I have checked this on the marriages CD and a research site which both say "Tho FLINTON" as the groom.  Is anyone able to check this entry at the archives please, to see if it is actually Tho and not a badly written Fulke? 
This family links back to my birth surname so I would love to solve the problem.
Thank you.

Happy New Year Derbyshire. 

I'm a bit stuck with Ann BRIGHTMORE, my 5 x gt gran.  I know a lady of that name married Samuel BOND 14 Jul 1777 at Bakewell after Banns, both said to be from Rowland. Genuki told me that Rowland has never had a church of it's own.  I have taken this lady's baptism to be the one at Baslow 17 Oct 1756, dau of Michael and Ann Brightmore.  There is another Ann Brightmore baptised at Baslow 5 Aug 1755 to James and Elizabeth, but she was buried there in 1756.
So far so good.  Now I find that an Ann BRIGHTMORE married Richard NOTON at Bakewell 27 Nov 1777, both single and said to be from Baslow.  Public trees which appear to be copied from one another have Ann the daughter of Michael marrying Richard NOTON. 
I think I'm right but wonder if anyone can help please, either finding another spare Ann, or proving which one married my Samuel BOND. 

Thanks for looking.  NC.