Thank you. Agreed, 'annulment' the wrong term. I'm currently researching an apparently bigamous marriage. The first (female)spouse appears to have had a previous admission to the Hoxton Asylum, 1889, and is recorded on the 'lunacy admissions and discharges' leger. She eventually dies in the Roundway Asylum, Wiltshire, in 1914. Whether the reasons for the admissions are dueto a mental illness or not, I'm unsure as the death certificate indicates 'gangrene of the lung'-so possibly TB, as Roundway was noted for TB cases at this time. Her husband meanwhile, has remarried in 1909, citing his status on the marriage certificate as 'widower'. Currently waiting on the Wiltshire Archives for any information on grounds for her admission!