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Census Lookup and Resource Requests / Re: Brick Wall due to marriage not with GRO
« on: Thursday 25 April 24 18:19 BST (UK) »
Hi and thanks very much for the replies which are appreciated. I did indeed assume that they must have gone to Narbeth to get married, which is a bit of a jaunt, however on receipt of the certificate it became clear that it wasn't them. The reason being is that my William was a fisherman, except in 1846 on his daughter Mary's birth cert he is a clog maker. I was able to trace the other William (the collier) in the censuses proving they were seperate families. Sigh
You make a good point though, if they were not married maybe they waited until later in life and went elsewhere. His daughter Maria's marriage cert claims he was deceased by 1880 at her time of marriage. Is it possible that they NEVER married?
You make a good point though, if they were not married maybe they waited until later in life and went elsewhere. His daughter Maria's marriage cert claims he was deceased by 1880 at her time of marriage. Is it possible that they NEVER married?