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Title: marriage
Post by: janway on Sunday 30 June 19 21:21 BST (UK)

this might be an impossible ask
looking for a marriage [possibly Dublin] of Hannah Tucker born c1824 Ireland,
her husband could be under several variations of his name, MARIANO THEODORE CASTRO DE GISTAU, sometimes its just Castro or De Castro, he was a teacher of languages and a musician , by 1842 they were in London, England then in Scotland, then back to England, I cannot find a marriage in England and Historic papers say he spent time in Ireland.
Thanks Janway

Title: Re: marriage
Post by: hallmark on Sunday 30 June 19 21:31 BST (UK)

this search on  https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/

does show any

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/church-records/about/what-church-records-are-available-online

Title: Re: marriage
Post by: Dexter 18 on Monday 01 July 19 02:08 BST (UK)

Searched the church records https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/search.jsp?namefm=&namel=Tucker&location=&yyfrom=1834&yyto=1844&submit=Search .And where it says baptism of Hannah Jane Tucker 1836 is actually a confirmation in st.Pauls Dublin. Not sure what age people were confirmed back then but this could be your girl. No marriages though. Robbie

Title: Re: marriage
Post by: shume on Tuesday 02 July 19 09:25 BST (UK)

You may already have much of this information as Mariano Theodore Castro de Gistau was an interesting person and Google is always worth checking out with some academic articles.
Their dau Catalalina Matilda was baptised June 25 1841 at St Marys Church Paddington Green, London. Mother Hannah Matilda, father MTC de G, Teacher.
So assuming they married prior to her birth Hannah would have been 16 ( OK then) about 1840.
An article from Cambridge University talks about his "young wife" but no useful detail.
Her burial record June 1867 at Free Parochial Cemetery, Walton ,Lancs gives her age as 43 and a note "Romanist" which I understand referred to Roman Catholicism.
So I guess she was married in the Catholic church.
More checking out to do.
shume

Title: Re: marriage
Post by: janway on Wednesday 03 July 19 09:46 BST (UK)

thanks to all who are trying to help find this marriage
Janway

Title: Re: marriage
Post by: shume on Wednesday 03 July 19 11:59 BST (UK)

2 daughters are listed on the 1861 census as Domestic Servants, 1 daughter married. Its a sad story that Hannah was buried by the parish ( many of those deceased listed with her were from the Workhouse.)
I'm sure you are aware of the possibility that they didn't actually marry.. it was more common then than people think.
shume