Harbledown conundrum

[David Boulding]

In the Findmypast website they suggest that Sarah Court married Thomas Bolding - or was it John Bolding? There are two entries and they're different. Which is correct?

First name(s)    Sarah
Last name    Court
Name note    -
Marriage year    1748
Marriage date    02 Feb 1748
Marriage place    Harbledown
Spouse's first name(s)    John
Spouse's last name    Bolding

First name(s)    Sarah
Last name    Court
Name note    -
Marriage year    1748
Marriage date    02 Feb 1748
Marriage place    Harbledown
Spouse's first name(s)    Thomas
Spouse's last name    Bolding

[rosie99]

Those records you are looking at on F M P come from familysearch (IGI), they also show on Ancestry from the same source   

[David Boulding]

Those records you are looking at on F M P come from familysearch (IGI), they also show on Ancestry from the same source   

I'd still like to know which of the two is correct. But that probably means looking at the originals. It's also possible the the originals and BTs are different (they often are different, alas)

[rosie99]

I can't see them anywhere else online, apart from familysearch.    Have you looked for baptisms in the parish following the marriage in case that gives a clue. 

[David Boulding]

I can't see them anywhere else online, apart from familysearch.    Have you looked for baptisms in the parish following the marriage in case that gives a clue.

I have. It suggests John is the more likely candidate but I'd like to be sure:

1748 Feb 2                       Thomas Bolding & Sarah Court
1748 Feb 2                         John Bolding & Sarah Court
1755 Aug 11   bur        (from Cant)   a child Thomas  Bolden
1759 21 Mar bur from Holy X, Westgate a child Peter s of John & Sara Bolden
1768 Jun 9                                buried Sarah Bolden

[BumbleB]

There is a transcription of "The chrystenynges, weddinges and burynges in the parish of Harballdowne from 1557 to 1800" by Joseph Meadows Cowper, FSA and published 1907 on Family Search.

The entry for 2 February 1748 is Thomas Bolding and Sarah Court  (page 66)

https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/118312?availability=Family%20History%20Library

[rosie99]

John Boulding marriage is from PR's as per the Film catalogue search

Thomas marriage is from
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/118312?availability=Family%20History%20Library

The christnynges, weddinges and burynges in the parish of Harballdowne from 1557 to 1800
Statement of Responsibility -transcribed and edited by Joseph Meadows Cowper
Authors- Church of England. Parish Church of Harbledown (Kent) (Main Author)
Cowper, Joseph Meadows

Beat me to it BumbleB 

[David Boulding]

There is a transcription of "The chrystenynges, weddinges and burynges in the parish of Harballdowne from 1557 to 1800" by Joseph Meadows Cowper, FSA and published 1907 on Family Search.

The entry for 2 February 1748 is Thomas Bolding and Sarah Court  (page 66)

https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/118312?availability=Family%20History%20Library

And I'd just convinced myself John was right...