Joseph Ward

[Tickettyboo]

If you haven't already ordered the marriage cert, given you have a date and a church, ordering a copy from the parish register via Durham Record Office 'quick search' facility would cost £5 (much less than a GRO cert) and they email a scan to you usually within 24 hours, so its quicker too.


OOPS! sorry the date and church were for the possible previous generation
Boo

[River Tyne Lass]

I am coming late to this thread .. if you are not in a desperate hurry and can wait up to a few weeks I will go and look up the Sarah Job marriage for you since Rosie has kindly supplied the Church and date.   This could save you having to fork out if I am not too late to offer?

I could also have a stab at finding the Edward Ward marriage.  Are there any suggestions for the likeliest Churches to look at?  Do you think St Thomas might be a contender?

[rosie99]

Do you mean this one

There is a  marriage in June qtr 1884 Sunderland
Edward Ward + Ellen Errington

Ellen Errington
Edward Ward (Widowed)
Marriage 13 June 1884
All Saints, Fulwell

[River Tyne Lass]

That is great Rosie that you have found the Church and date for this one too.

I have looked on the Margaret Hall website though on the Tyne and Wear User Guides - I can't see this Church listed under Fulwell or Sunderland.  Am I going wrong somewhere?

[River Tyne Lass]

I think I have found it under Monkwearmouth, Roker.

Thanks Rosie, this is very helpful .. if it is not too late aidansrest and you can hold on for up to a few weeks I will go and look these marriages up for you for free.  You can put your purse away. 

[rosie99]

Presumably this one
http://www.spiritinstone.co.uk/churches/all-saints-church-fulwell

[aidansrest]

That's fabulous! Thanks for the offer!

Sue

[River Tyne Lass]

You are welcome.  I will aim to check back on this thread at some point in the next few weeks with the info. 

[JenB]

I have looked on the Margaret Hall website though on the Tyne and Wear User Guides - I can't see this Church listed under Fulwell or Sunderland.  Am I going wrong somewhere?

I’ve found this Durham Records Office place name index is the best site to consult as it gives the relevant parishes at any given date.
http://www.durhamrecordoffice.org.uk/article/11114/Search-Results?SearchType=PlaceAtoZ&SearchStart=A

Fulwell was in the parish of Monkwearmouth St Peter until 1847, and Monkwearmouth All Saints thereafter (which is the one Rosie mentioned in reply#23).