Puzzle in Wakefield (record hunter-sleuths please)

[scatchardfamily]

I have two ancestors I believe were married in Wakefield in the 1660s.

FamilySearch says 6 Feb 1665 ("England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NLDT-HYG : accessed 1 January 2016), Robert Nolson and Mary Carre, 06 Feb 1665; citing All Saints,Wakefield,York,England, reference ; FHL microfilm 98,547.): Robert Nolson and Mary Carre.

FindMyPast also says 6 Feb 1665 at http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=r_860334306

FindMyPast also says 1666 at http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbprs%2fm%2f754031315%2f2 (different record set).

Problem is I cannot find the original record on the images via FindMyPast. I'm no expert but I have checked either side. I'm either going blind or the transcriptions are wrong.

Please can someone locate so I can get an image?

[groom]

Doesn't FamilySearch say that there isn't an image and FindMyPast only gives a transcription as well? How are you trying to find images?

[scatchardfamily]

I'm looking at the PRs on FindMyPast. There is no link but you can get into the registers in other ways. But at the expected dates there is no entry.

[mosiefish]

I would suggest that the difference in the transcribed dates are due to the Gregorian Calendar introduced in 1752.  Until then the New Year began on the 1st April. 

Mo

[Goughy]

The marriage was at Wakefield and therefore a West Yorkshire Archive.   An image of the record is on Ancestry not FindMyPast.  Marriage was 6 Feb 1665. 

[scatchardfamily]

What are the image of PRs showing as Wakefield on FindMyPast, then?

[Goughy]

FindMyPast has  Bishop's Transcripts that are held at the Borthwick.  I looked at image of Parish Record on Ancestry

[scatchardfamily]

Many thanks indeed.

Is that 1664/5 or 1665/6?

[mosiefish]

Many thanks indeed.

Is that 1664/5 or 1665/6?

1665/6

In our modern world it would have been recorded as 1666

Mo