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[majm]

From the 1902 marriage .... what info is recorded about the bride ... it should include her origins, age, nee name, parents etc.  Official transcriptions of NSW certs are reliable family history docs.

JM

[yasi123]

thank you will  search out the certificates

[majm]

The 1902 official transcript would be my choice because the 1880 one may not have the fuller details. 


JM

[majm]

You should also be able to glean Mary Jane's origins from the official transcriptions of the NSW birth certs of her children, but those birth documents won't give you info about her parents.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,300394.0.html  Transcription Agents 

JM

[yasi123]

thank you for  help

[majm]

At the online index for NSW BDM, there's two reference numbers under 'births' that may be of interest.

One is for an Early Church Record, ie of a baptism for a baby named as Mary Jane, with her parents as James & Rosanna CONNOR.  This is for a baptism in 1863, found in Volume 121B at line 3773.
The other is for a civil registration of a birth, for a Female (no Christian name given), with parents as James & Rosanna CONNOR, birth registered Paterson District of NSW. Reference no. 11849. This entry on that INDEX drills down to 12 July 1863. 

I notice that Judith already mentioned that the 1939 death registration for Mary Jane ANDREWS has her parents as James and Rosanna.    See reply #15

could it be mary jane  was born in Australia and not in England ,

Indexes are helpful hints, but you should consider obtaining the official transcriptions to confirm/validate your research or at least eliminate some of the possibles... 

JM

[majm]

     look at the location .... speculative, but ... 

NSW ER 1870 THE PATERSON
James O’CONNERS, leaseholder, at Brecon.

JM

[majm]

NSW ER 1878 THE PATERSON
James O’CONNERS, leaseholder, at Big Creek


JM

[majm]

NSW ER 1870 THE PATERSON
Francis SLAVIN, leasehold, Brecon.

JM