Somerset Marriage Registers/Bonds/Allegations/Banns Taunton help please

[iamaran]

I'm from up north and disappointed to have discovered a Somerset marriage 

Not really. But I am used to having wonderful resources like Yorkshire Burials https://yorkshireburials.uk/ and Sheffield Indexers http://www.sheffieldindexers.com/ - invaluable indexes, transcriptions and other resources - and the volunteers and go above and beyond to help everyone and everyone.

I can't for the life of me find a similar organisation for Somerset. That's probably my failure to find them.

I'm specifically looking for the marriage in 1877 between
Fanshaw, John b. 1855 in Sheffield
and
North, Jane Ellen, b. 1852 in Cannington

I absolutely "know" my gut feelings to be correct, but I'd be really grateful if someone could prove them please. Any info from the parish register, such as father's name and occupation, witnesses etc would be wonderful.

Thank you in advance.

[Pennines]

iamoran -- there is a 'Somerset On Line Parish Clerk' free website actually containing parish registers -- but unfortunately it's down at the moment for maintenance.

If you don't subscribe to any genealogy sites - free general sites are;

https://www.familysearch.org/
https://www.freereg.org.uk/

which you could try.

[iamaran]

Thanks Pennines, I've tried the usual free ones, but thank you.

If 'Somerset On Line Parish Clerk' is temporarily down, then I'll try that later - no rush. Thanks again.

[Pennines]

the transcript of the marriage is on Find My Past.

5/4/1877 - St Mary Magdelene, Taunton. Married by Banns
Groom's address - St Judes, Moorfield, Sheffield
Occupation - Engraver Lithographer
Father's name - Alfred Blacker Fanshaw
Father's occupation - Relieving Officer.
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Bride - Jane Ellen North
Residence - Paul St.
Father's name - William North
Father's occupation - Corn Merchant

Witnesses - Louisa North and Thomas North

[iamaran]

Pennines, thank you.
The third-party research was also correct, but I never trust anyone until it's confirmed.
Thank you once again.

[Pennines]

You are very welcome - from another 'Northener'!!