Looking for Marriage 1825-1835(ish) Joseph? Farrar & Elizabeth nee Lovatt

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1841 Henconner(?)Lane, Bramley HO107/1342/8 folio 53 pg 8
Thomas Farrar 35 stone merchant
Elizabeth 30
Priscilla 14
William 13
John 5
Edwin 1
Mary 3 months
all born in county except Elizabeth

red post as I was typing out entry...

[osprey]

possible first marriage by licence for Thomas Farrar, stone mason,15 May 1826 to Elizabeth Scott. Licence notes them as both 21, he is of Bramley & she is of Kirkstall.

[BumbleB]

Certainly not where I was expecting to find it 

St George, Hanover Square - 12 November 1834 - image on FindMyPast

Thomas Farrar and Elizabeth Lovatt, botp.  By Banns.

[osprey]

well found! 

[PaulineJ]

Certainly not where I was expecting to find it 

St George, Hanover Square - 12 November 1834 - image on FindMyPast
Thomas Farrar and Elizabeth Lovatt, botp.  By Banns.

Talk about itchy feet! Image located and squirrelled away.

Thanks, Pauline

[vincentcarroll]

Hello,

I have just read this post regarding Elizabeth Lovatt who did indeed marry Thomas Farrar in 1834 and I was wondering if I could help in any way.

Are you a relative?

I came to learn a lot of information regarding Elizabeth and her family through some research I did a few years ago.

[PaulineJ]

I'm a descendent of James Brierley & Frances Lovatt (B 1820)

Hello Cousin!!

Elizabeth is my 4th Great-aunt.  I got just about everything on the Brierley(s), but the Lovatts look a bit thin. I got 10+ Baptisms 1811-1830, but they mostly seem to disappear into the ether.

If you reply again, then we'll be able to Private message.

Cheers, Pauline

[vincentcarroll]

Hi Pauline,
It’s great to make this connection.
Reading this forum has hopefully answered a question that has puzzled me for years.
I would be very happy to share information.