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Offline deebel

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Re: Christian Cranch married Thomas Petherbridge 1775 in Ashburton
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 01 December 20 20:00 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: sandiep on Tuesday 01 December 20 11:58 GMT (UK)
I have marriage cert inwestyorkshire for John cranch  petherbridge  to eliza lech

That is interesting. Would be interested to see it.

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Re: Christian Cranch married Thomas Petherbridge 1775 in Ashburton
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 02 December 20 19:21 GMT (UK) »
this came from Ancestry so cant post on here but this is what it says

1848 St Peters Church parish of Bradford in county of york

4th Feb     John Cranch Petherbridge 24 Batchelor  Comber Bradford Thomas Petherbridge Comber
                Eliza Leek                        21 Spinster    Weaver  Horton   Jeffrey Leek              Turner?

John Signed Eliza her mark     now Witnesses hard to read  John Lampoon, Sampson??
                                                                                       Charles Hardworth?
Pender, Raphael,Lambert,Digby,Stent,
Dowell,cornish,mulley,Death,Rosier,
East End,Suffolk,Essex,Cornwall,Devon,London,  middlesex, hertfordshire                                      Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

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Re: Christian Cranch married Thomas Petherbridge 1775 in Ashburton
« Reply #20 on: Saturday 05 December 20 01:26 GMT (UK) »
Thanks sandiep.

That info is most helpful.

Regards

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