Help finding Marriage for Henry GLEW

[[Ray]]

Throwing rubbish into the air . . . . .

Harriett Gosden (transcription) is noted as M-in-law
 
 Marriages 1885 Dec Rye 2b 15
 Gasson     Caroline
 Gassow     Caroline
 Grisbrook     Annie Jane
 Ripley     Rebecca           (Eastbourne 2b  15)
 SWAINE     William Wood
 TICEHURST     Bernard
 
 Assuming Gasson / Gassow is the same lady = 3x brides + 2x grooms
 Is Henry Glew the missing groom?
 
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[CaroleW]

Is Henry Glew the missing groom?

Sadly no - GRO index checked but no cross match

[[Ray]]

Hi CaroleW

"Precisely".

Mis-transcription (or non-transcription) of 1, or more, of the reg elements?
It's not as if the problem is unknown/hasn't occurred before.


Ray

(Happy New Year)

[CaroleW]

Hi Ray

I really hoped there would be a match but am running out of ideas.  I wondered if the Henry King Shott I found was actually Kingshott but I can't  find anything earlier to confirm or otherwise so am giving up

Happy New Year to you to

[keyboard86]

William W Swaine looks to have married the Annie J, Bernard Ticehurst looks to have married the Caroline b Rye in 1891 census.
Keyboard86

[[Ray]]

Thanks for checking Ticehurst, I was going to do that this morning.

. . . . . and for completeness, eliminating

Marriages Dec 1885 Eastbourne 2b 150
 Bird     Thomas
 Davis     William
 Ripley     Rebecca (indexed twice)
 Rowmand     Kate
 

Ray

[antiquesam]

If this helps.
George Henry Glew 20 bachelor, labourer, of Friary, Portsmouth. Father Herman(?) Glew gunner RMA married Eliza Crips 18 spinster of Kings Terrace Portsmouth. Father John Crips seaman RN in St. Mary's Church Portsmouth on 7th June 1869. Sorry can't read the witnesses names Jane Nathan possibly.

[LizzieL]

If this helps.
George Henry Glew 20 bachelor, labourer, of Friary, Portsmouth. Father Herman(?) Glew gunner RMA married Eliza Crips 18 spinster of Kings Terrace Portsmouth. Father John Crips seaman RN in St. Mary's Church Portsmouth on 7th June 1869. Sorry can't read the witnesses names Jane Nathan possibly.

It looks like this couple living in Gloucester street Portsmouth in 1871. On enumerator's form as Glue. In the household two people with surname Corps, listed as brother and sister in law. This George Glue/ Glue was born in Portsmouth so not likely to be closely related.


Piece number 1142 Folio 60 Page number 15

[antiquesam]

Sorry but the OP was attempting to trace a Glew marriage in the relevant timescale and assumed a Portsmouth marriage. I've merely searched all the marriages in the Portsmouth Diocese, Parish Church and Methodist churches and this is the only 'Glew' marriage.