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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Essex => Topic started by: parf on Saturday 21 July 18 15:32 BST (UK)
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Trying to find which church Arthur Adsley and Emily Taylor were married in in 1937, Essex.
I have found Arthur on the 1939 register with wife Emily. Also found married for them in 1937, but dont know where they married.
Arthur was a widower, he was born in 1869 and his father was Henry Adsley, who was a gardener (dec).
I dont know anything about Emily Taylor, I didnt even know Arthur had remarried until I saw 1939 register.
Hope maybe someone can help,
Thanks
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I think you may have to purchase the actual m/c to find Church name, that should also give you Emily fathers name. She may also have been widowed
Arthur Adsley
Emily Taylor
Jul-Aug-Sep 1937 Rochford Essex. Volume 4a Page 2850
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Have you checked if there are any clues as to Emily's previous life on the 1939 - Children from a previous marriage living with the couple for instance.
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The page range for this quarter is 2659-2965. The entry you are interested in is 2850, towards the top end of the range.
Traditionally/historically the numbers at the start of the range are Anglican churches, then Jewish, Quaker, other denominations then registrar attended and register office.
Then you have to factor in the areas in the registration district
https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/rochford.html
You have to buy the cert to be sure but I would suggest this may be a register office wedding.
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where we they living in 1939
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There were living in Southend on Sea
Jennifer
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can you be abit more specific if you have the info, name of any roads that they may have lived at.
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can you be abit more specific if you have the info, name of any roads that they may have lived at.
If it is information from the 1939 register we are not allowed to give any information that is not available from a free search. Street names are not available on free searches.
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parf hasn't been online since 22 July and won't get any more notifications that we have posted until they look at the topic again. Their notifications are set at 'Instantly but only for the 1st reply'.
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Actually you are on the wrong track and there are free street name searches it depends what you mean by search!
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as i said you completely jumped to the wrong conclusion, no where did i ask for anyone to look up anything to help the original poster, I asked the poster if he knew where the family lived as then you can narrow down the location of possible churches or registration areas, this can then be searched free of charge at ero.
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If you have Emily's DOB from the census you should be able to narrow her birth registration down to one quarter (plus possibly the following quarter if she was born in the latter half of that quarter). If that doesn't work then she was likely a widow and unless she was much younger than Arthur (who you say was b 1869) is likely to be married and recorded as Emily Taylor in 1911.