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Title: Jersey Marriage Malin COMPLETED
Post by: april12 on Thursday 30 September 10 21:59 BST (UK)

Hello

Please can someone look up a marriage for me c1839
Josiah Malin and Clara Betts Young.

many thanks

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin
Post by: pamhi on Saturday 02 October 10 03:48 BST (UK)

Unfortunately I don't have a date for the marriage - though presume it occurred in St Helier?
Was Clara's mother Sarah BROOKE who md (2nd time) to Francois LE BRUN?

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin
Post by: april12 on Saturday 02 October 10 09:24 BST (UK)

Hi

Thank you for your reply,
I am unsure of the parish they got married in, and yes Sarah Brooke was her mother I have only recently found out she married for a 2nd time to Francis.

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin
Post by: pamhi on Saturday 02 October 10 12:28 BST (UK)

From their son Edmund's age in 1841 as 2 yrs I would presume they married c 1837.  St Helier would be the first place and then perhaps St Martin.
If I can find anything I will get back to you. :)

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin
Post by: Hill on Monday 04 October 10 14:15 BST (UK)

Only scant information again I'm afraid.

Mr Josiah Malin married Clara Betts Young 2nd Dec 1836 at St Helier Church. Their residency was given as St Helier (dwelling).

There was no other information.

Stewart

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin
Post by: april12 on Wednesday 06 October 10 13:57 BST (UK)

Hello

Many thanks for the information, was hoping for his fathers name but grateful for this.

Kind regards
April

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin COMPLETED
Post by: pamhi on Thursday 07 October 10 12:37 BST (UK)

Stewart,
Was that transcript from the parish records or from the transcripts?

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin COMPLETED
Post by: Hill on Thursday 07 October 10 13:32 BST (UK)

Hi April

In Jersey we only have Parish records up until 1842 when Civil Registration was introduced. We don't have Bishop's transcripts if that is what you mean.

However the actual Parish Registers are not available for looking up because of their condition and so the Archive has copied everything. It is these copies you look at. They have copied all the available details over.

Stewart

Title: Re: Jersey Marriage Malin COMPLETED
Post by: pamhi on Friday 08 October 10 12:40 BST (UK)

Thanks Stewart.  Just wanted to check that there wasn't another avenue for potential new information. I am aware that sometimes the parish records are full of wonderful information only some of the time! : :-\
Thanks again.
Pam