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Looking at the transcript, they were married by Licence.  So I checked on the Forest of Dean Family History Trust* which has Gloucestershire Marriage Allegations 1637-1837 and Marriage Bonds 1730-1823

Free: Just have to register to have access to the records.

https://forest-of-dean.net

(Gloucestershire Family History Society -  have taken over responsibility for maintaining the site).

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Two records - one being the Bond

10 April 1762

Samuel MORGAN - occupation: Tyler & Plasterer,
residence: Chipping Sodbury

Sarah HARRIS - residence: Chipping Sodbury

He Marks

Witness 1 : the mark of Nathaniel PYRK of Wickwar - tyler and plasterer
Witness 2: John Walter

Sealed and Delivered in the presence of : W Hughes

Event type: Marriage Bond

Memoranda: The groom and Nathaniel PYRK are bound to the sum of £200 to marry at Chipping Sodbury


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The other record is the Licence - which gives ages

10 April 1762

Samuel MORGAN - aged 25, Bachelor: Occupation: Tyler & Plasterer, residence: Chipping Sodbury

Sarah HARRIS, over 21, Spinster, residence: Chipping Sodbury

He marks

Marriage Allegation: To marry at Chipping Sodbury, Licence issued by W Hughes


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Which confirms the Contributors link. 

?  Not sure if you have this photo

By Googling: There is a photo

Bob damage, Beckminster Special School, Wolverhampton

Date: 4 October 1940

Additional information: The school caretaker inspecting the damage to the woodwork room at the school. Part of the ceiling had collapsed and there is rubble on the floor.

I'm just going through my folder to see what I can find.

I only have access to Family Search now, but see the Gillam's did live in Northbrook Street 1841 (as mentioned in the article).

Not sure if this article helps

Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser - Thursday 20 February 1890

WHISPERS FROM SPEEN

At the same time a baker's and confectioner's business was carried on by Mr Benjamin Curry in the house now know as "Alma Cottage" and a baker's and grocer's by Mr James White in the know known as "Bath Cottage".

After a few years Mr Freebody (having previously had the two private houses turned into one, and had suitable shop windows put in) removed to where Mr Lewendon now carries on the grocery business, continuing there till his removal from the village.

'Succeeding tenants probably did not understand the business, for none seemed to make it answer (although in the meantime the other two shops had been given up) until the late Miss Gillam came, whose father had formerly kept a grocer's shop in Northbrook-street Newbury, where Mr Long's china and glass warehouse now is.  After her decease as it well known, the premises were again made into two houses, being some four years later made into one, when Mr Lewendon became the purchase.

?  Reading Mercury - Saturday 19 March 1864

On the 15 inst., at Gravel Hill, Sheen, Mr GILLAM late of Newbury, aged 78.

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Saturday 9 November 1845, Berkshire Chronicle

NEWBURY

FIFTH OF NOVEMBER

This being the anniversary of the gunpowder plot, was as usual a busy evening at Newbury, where a great number of fireworks were according to custom let off in Northbrook Street.

We have not heard of any very serious accident, although a son of Mr Gillam's had a narrow escape, a large quantity of combustibles in his pocket having taken fire, and before he could get his coat off it was torn to pieces by the explosion of the contents.