Church Lawton,All Saints

[wrjones]

Are there any records for Church Lawton,All Saints online?

Regards
William Russell Jones.

[mshrmh]

The new version of FamilySearch seems to have - I just put Church Lawton, Cheshire in for place, event type any and there are Bishops Transcripts showing on the first page of results.
https://www.familysearch.org/

FindMyPast has a Cheshire collection (including images) of PRs & BTs - I don't know if includes Church Lawton, but you could try a search on there.

[wrjones]

Many thanks,its just that I was wavering over a 1890 marriage of an Abraham Taylor and an Ann Durber despite the overwhelming evidence that the Ann is my relative.She is actually a Sarah Ann Durber born in Burslem Staffordshire in c 1860.She was the sister of my Great-Grandfather Henry Durber and they were children of a Thomas Durber and an Ann Lovatt.You will struggle to find the family on the 1861 Census in Staffordshire on A******* as they are down as ""Dueber"!

The Taylors have Ann's sisters daughter Sarah Thomas staying with them in 1891 and in 1911,again another of Ann's sister's son Jack Farmer staying with them.

Regards
William Russell Jones.

[norma_jess]

This is from the Cheshire Achives on FindMyPast

Abraham
Surname:     Taylor
Marriage Date:     11 Jan 1890    
Marriage Year:     1890
Age:     30y
Record Group:     Part 1 - 1
Ref ID:     item 4 p 123
Spouse's Forenames:     Ann
Spouse's Surname:     Durber
Spouse's Age:     29y
Spouse's Father's Name:     Thomas Durber
Parish:     
City / Town:     Church-Lawton
County:     Cheshire

[norma_jess]

There is also a copy of the marriage certificate, which I can't copy.

[wrjones]

Thanks Norma,would you believe it I just logged on now and someone has just sent me a pm containing the same info!Apart from a query about the name used I am now certain it was my Great-Grandfather's sister who married Abraham Taylor..

Regards
William Russell Jones.