Arthur G Hoey Boer War

[Nezzz]

Hi,

I have actually got William John Hoey and Emily Lee's marriage cert..  their not helping me!

Neither of them put their fathers name or profession down.. both totally blank!

They married in 1895,.  I believe your correct they had a daughter in 1897 called Emma Elizabeth..  reckon that's where the confusion with the names have come from..  even though she's not with her mother on the 1901 census?

Going back to info on the marriage cert..is it normal that both parties put NO details of either of their fathers?

And Rosie thx for the GRO info before 1916....I thought you could only get the mums maiden after the 1920's..

Anymore ideas or advice would be greatly appreciated..

Kind Regards..

[rosie99]

Who were the marriage witnesses

[Nezzz]

Hi,
    Not really sure if this helps,  But the witnesses are H G Simpson and Annie Davies...Like I said blank names for both fathers.

Am really quite stuck here...

If anyone can help or any ideas..   

Thanks..

[rosie99]

Found her     

Was it your Arthur G Hoey who married Islington RD  Dec qtr 1920 

Winifred D Hoey married in Islington RD in 1929 (William H T Green)

1911
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWL1-KPP

VEASEY, EDGAR  WILLIAM     mmn LEE     1911  March Quarter / ISLINGTON  Volume 01B  Page 304

Marriages Mar 1916   
Hoey    Emma   (spouse Veasey)
Veasey    Arthur E   
Islington RD    1b   578

[Nezzz]

Thanks Rosie,

Yes, I am aware she got remarried to this Veasey chap.  But trying to find further info on her first husband William J Hoey.

He has become quite elusive.

Regards

Ness

[rosie99]

Sorry, I assumed you did not have her after 1901 as you only mentioned the Oxfordshire census.

[Nezzz]

No worries,  If you can think of anything else let me know!!!

[rosie99]

You may be better off starting a separate topic for William Hoey on the Armed Forces boards

[Lily M]

Did you get the 1895 marriage certificate from the Brighton archives, or the GRO?

If it's an actual copy of the original, you'll be able to check William's signature against the the Army Service Records.

So frustrating when the GRO rewrite the signatures.