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Title: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Friday 09 March 18 13:34 GMT (UK)
Can you purchase a marriage certificate even if you don't know ref nos but do know names of both parties.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: Sinann on Friday 09 March 18 13:40 GMT (UK)
You need to give an idea of the year with questions like this but basically yes you can.

Many Marrage Certs are free to view online at Irish Genealogy have you checked there?
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Friday 09 March 18 14:37 GMT (UK)
Many thanks  for the info no I didn't know about that site.
I do know the year and area.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Friday 09 March 18 14:38 GMT (UK)
Even as early as 1858 I meant to say.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: athacliath62 on Friday 09 March 18 14:48 GMT (UK)
what denomination ?
Registration of RC marriages started 1864
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: Sinann on Friday 09 March 18 14:55 GMT (UK)
Even as early as 1858 I meant to say.

Not yet should have them from 1845 by the end of this year, but as athacliath62 has said it depends on the domination of the church they belonged to.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Friday 09 March 18 16:51 GMT (UK)
They were Catholics so would I have to try for a church for record of the marriage rather than go for a certificate.Just  check all the Catholic churches for that area.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: hallmark on Friday 09 March 18 17:02 GMT (UK)
Well if you want to be secretive and not disclose anything it is all you can do.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: hallmark on Friday 09 March 18 17:04 GMT (UK)
This is a Query not a Resource.... hit Report to Moderator who can move it to where it should be...
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: Sinann on Friday 09 March 18 18:07 GMT (UK)
They were Catholics so would I have to try for a church for record of the marriage rather than go for a certificate.Just  check all the Catholic churches for that area.

Yes, they won't have a Civil cert of marriage.
RC Parish records are here free
https://registers.nli.ie/
You can do a search on Ancestry but if you don't have a sub you won't be able to see which parish but it can help with dates to search in each possible parish.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Saturday 10 March 18 04:01 GMT (UK)
don't Know what you are on about but people I am looking for marriage is Francis Murphy and Elizabeth McAnilly married 1858
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Saturday 10 March 18 04:03 GMT (UK)
I was replying to Hall mark.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Saturday 10 March 18 04:12 GMT (UK)
Thank you for this information re registers.
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: heywood on Saturday 10 March 18 08:53 GMT (UK)
They were Catholics so would I have to try for a church for record of the marriage rather than go for a certificate.Just  check all the Catholic churches for that area.

Hello,
If you have the area, you can search the parishes there but is a laborious task. As Sinann writes, Ancestry and Find My Past have indexes.
I have had a quick look but can’t see anything as yet.

Are your family in 1871  4954/5/4 living in Durham?

If so, I notice Elizabeth's surname is recorded with various spellings for children’s births.

There are a couple of boarders with them who are possibly brothers to Elizabeth. :-\

There is a marriage
1875 Weardale June quarter where James McAninly and Ann McGarry are on the same page.

1881 4940/19/31
Shows this couple and their children in Wolsingham, Weardale reg dist.

That marriage would show James’ father which might help tracing folk in Ireland.

You might have already done this though  ;)

Regards

Heywood
Title: Re: mariage certificates
Post by: kayla0609 on Saturday 10 March 18 10:45 GMT (UK)
Cant thank you enough have none of that info will look, I know they moved to America in the 1880s