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Title: John Favell
Post by: Sparkle26 on Sunday 27 April 08 14:08 BST (UK)
Hi

can anyone help i'm researching the favells and from to 2 different people i have been given 2 marriages for the same person here are the details

John Favell m Sarah Pinder between 1760 & 1768
John Favell m Mary Pinder for the same dates above

Can anyone find any of these marriages so that eliminate one or the other

Thanks
Claire  :)
Title: Re: John Favell
Post by: Matt R on Sunday 27 April 08 16:01 BST (UK)
Hi Claire, the IGI seems to have it..

John Favell (of Swineshead, Lincolnshire) and MARY Pinder, married January 1 1768. The IGI does not give a place of marriage, but more than often (and from experience) marriage may have taken place in the bride's parish.

Reaybo :)
Title: Re: John Favell
Post by: Sparkle26 on Sunday 27 April 08 16:13 BST (UK)
Hi

thanks for that  ;D

Claire

Title: Re: John Favell
Post by: GeoffE on Sunday 27 April 08 16:13 BST (UK)
Hi Claire, the IGI seems to have it..

John Favell (of Swineshead, Lincolnshire) and MARY Pinder, married January 1 1768. The IGI does not give a place of marriage, but more than often (and from experience) marriage may have taken place in the bride's parish.

Reaybo :)

This is a submitted entry - the marriage is correct (it does say Swineshead) but the birthplace and birthdate in the marriage entry are guesses, composed from the marriage date - they have no real basis in fact.

However, the baptism 30 Dec 1745 in Swineshead (son of Benjamin and Martha) is an extracted IGI entry and is probably reliable.

Benjamin FAVELL married Martha PARIN? at Swaton 2 April 1739
Title: Re: John Favell
Post by: Sparkle26 on Sunday 27 April 08 16:31 BST (UK)
Hi geoff

Thanks for letting me know i was a submitted record you have to take those kind of records with a pinch of salt  :(  until you can back them up with evidence

i'll just keep searching

thanks for all your help

Claire