The 19th century Nottinghamshire tennis-playing Snooks

[spiffy]

Hello Larkspur and Nottsgirl

Thanks for the welcome! 

It would be absolutely fab if you can find the details of the marriage at the archives.
In return, if you need any lookups on Ancestry.co.uk, just give me a shout! 

[spiffy]

Hiya Nottsgirl 
Just wandering if you are going to the Notts archives today? 
If not, I'll order the marriage certificate as I'm eager to discover what it says!

Thank you for offering to do the lookup!

Spiffy 

[nottsgirl1]

Hi Spiffy,

I'm so so sorry but have been unable to go to the archives this week as I have been unwell and had to stay in bed all week .

I will get to the archives this coming week so will get your marriage record then for you.

Again I'm so sorry

NG

[spiffy]

No need to be sorry NG 
Hope that you are now feeling lots better and thank you again for offering to find the marriage record for me! 

[nottsgirl1]

Hi Spiffy,

Sorry to have taken so long to get back to you here are the marriage details:

Carrington Church
26 April 1893

Charles John Wilson, 40yrs, widower, of Kings Town Dublin, father Thomas Wilson, a Gentleman.
Jane Mary Snook, 30yrs, spinster, of Carrington, father James Snook, a Gentleman
Both signed.
Witnesses Fanny Snook? And James Snook both signed

I do have a copy on my memory stick so if you want it please pm me your email address.

NG