george nash and sarah gregory, marriage possibly between 1835 and 1845

[rosie99]

There is no need to reply to us separately 

All of your topics are relevant to the search,  but not all were relevant to my tree.

Perhaps you can tell us what was relevant to your tree. 

[heywood]

As William was born 1839, George presumably died 1839 - 1841.
That death could be Wheathamstead, Stoney Stratford or Clapham perhaps?
Have you found any possible  deaths?

I suppose William could have given wrong father's details on his marriage as he didn't know him but it is also odd that there are two occupations.

I know Sarah is Gregory on the birth certificate, but could she be Sarah Nash, a single mother?

[oldage]

hallo all

I am /was simply trying to find a marriage.  Your various replies all helped me to re-focus and re-check details,  for which I am grateful.

The census sheet with the grundon children was irrelevant,  but heywood had already recognised that fact.

I shall have to assume that the marriage record is unobtainable   or that sarah gregory was never married.
Thank you again  for all your help and time

Old Age