E.L.Lewis, H.Sanford, Mackin orMacken.

[bertram]

Hi Stewart, I am quite happy to wait at least a few days for the info on marriage dates.
                   Could you tell me if their is a webb site where I can find where my relatives are buried in Jersey. Most of them were RC coming from France although Jeanne Marie I believe was a Hugenot. Some ended up in Geurnsey.

                   Enjoy your Cristmas shopping.

                     Thankyou      Peter.

[Hill]

Hi Peter

Sadly, nothing is on-line.

Stewart

[Hill]

Afternoon Peter

The marriage of William James Cooper and Amelia Harriet Lewis took place at St Helier Registry Office on 4th Nov 1905.

WJC was 24, a bachelor and a Gunner R.G.A. by profession. His residence was given as Fort Regent, St. Helier and his birth as London. His father was Henry James Cooper and was a soldier.

AHL was 21 and a spinster. No profession was given  and she resided in St. Helier but was born in St. Martin (Jersey). Her father was George Lewis and was a storeman.

The witnesses were Alfred Skinner and Alice Rush.

Joseph William Martin married Eva May Lewis at All Saints Church (St. Helier) on 3rd Sep 1921.

JWM was aged 30 and a bachelor. His profession was an Engineer and his residence and birth was given as St. Helier. His father was James Mackin, a labourer.

EML was 22 and a spinster. No profession was stated. She was resident and born in St. Helier. Her father was George Lewis and his profession on this occasion was given as a painter.

The witnesses were George Lewis and Florence Osmond.


Hope that helps.

Stewart

[bertram]

Hi Stewart, Thanks very much for your efforts that has filled a few blank spaces.
                   I wonder why Leocadie was not a witness with her husband George Lewis.
                    Leocadie was my GGaunty if their is such a thing.

                                     Peter /Bertram.