Identity of London area Church

[okkool]

I am trying to confirm the identity of the wedding party by trying to getting the identity of the church in the photo

What i know. The photo was taken by Bill Dray of 2 Church Rd, Ashford Middlesex. That address was used starting in 1946 - 1954

My father thinks the parents on the brides side are Arthur Percy Cox (his great uncle) and his wife Dorothy Helen Hayden who married in 1920. (problem) I have found no children associated with them.

Thx Brian

[jan57]

 Can't help  with the church  ,   but   just  looked up  Dorothy  Helen Hayden     she  died  at  the  grand age  of 106! 

[StanleysChesterton]

St Matthew church, Ashford.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashford,_Surrey#/media/File:AshfordStMatthews.jpg

Hard to see from the small photo, but look at the pointy uprights either side of the entrance door.

[Jool]

Ooh well done StanleysChesterton, the WAI threads have trained you well 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellispratt/14711944396/

[StanleysChesterton]

Ooh well done StanleysChesterton, the WAI threads have trained you well 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellispratt/14711944396/

I have no tools, just freebies, so I knew I was battling against "the best" people
So I just found every church in the whole area and googled every darned one of them

[Jool]

Ooh well done StanleysChesterton, the WAI threads have trained you well 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellispratt/14711944396/

I have no tools, just freebies, so I knew I was battling against "the best" people
So I just found every church in the whole area and googled every darned one of them

Your determination paid off 

[okkool]

Well done researchers (Jool and Stanleyschesterton). To jan57: My parents say when they visited England in about 1991 Dorothy drove them around in her Austin at age 92. They remember she drove fast.

Thankyou again. Brian in British Columbia, Canada

[okkool]

Oops should have just given the nod to Stanleyschesterton who did all the heavy lifting. Thanks again
Brian

[StanleysChesterton]

I should point out it's a Catholic church, not Church of England. 

Ah, for Middlesex the WSFHS says "As part of its digitisation programme, the first batches of parish registers from London
Metropolitan Archives and the Guildhall Library have now appeared on the Ancestry.com site.
The baptisms and burials after 1813, and marriages after 1754 have been indexed"  - so that's handy.

http://wsfhs.co.uk/assets/documents/researchaids/RA49.pdf

Except it might just be referring to marriages et cup to 1837.