I had posted this request in Nottinghamshire a little while ago
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,628240.0.htmlbut there was no response and I think it may be more likely that the marriage was in Leicestershire.
I don't know where it would have been, except likely close to the Nottinghamshire line and possibly in Hose.
Hugh Morrison and wife
Mary lived in
Hose, Leicestershire.
Mary was born in the late 1770s in Colston Bassett, Notts (less than 5 miles NNWish of Hose), per censuses.
Mary and Hugh's oldest known child was baptised in Leicestershire in 1797.
All baptisms of children 1797-1818 show mother's name Mary.
The surname is sometimes spelled MORISON for the baptisms shown at FamilySearch.
For the two earliest births the father is Henry (for the first) and Humphrey (for the second), but I am sure they are the same couple (the son of "Henry" is with Hugh and Mary in a census).
But a marriage might be under one of those names, i.e. Hugh, Humphrey or Henry Morrison + Mary.
FS shows these baptisms for Marys in Colston Bassett during the right period, in case it helps:
Burrows 1776, Spencer 1777, Stains 1777, Smith 1778.
(I get vibes for Burrows. But odds are I'll have another Smith.
)
Hugh Morrison will likely be ever a mystery: he was born in "Ireland".
Knowing who Mary was, at least, would give me a little more to tell my mum about her roots in that branch of her family (Hugh and Mary were her grx4 grandparents).
I'm hoping parish records that would show the marriage may be accessible to some here.
Many thanks to anyone who has a look -- and happy new year to all from Canada!