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Wedding cert feint writing
« on: Monday 09 January 23 17:20 GMT (UK) »
Hi everyone. I'd be grateful if anyone could help with deciphering any of this wedding cert. I know its between William Ward and Elizabeth Campion, 6th Dec 1886. he a bachelor, Labourer she a widow Charwomen. I can't read the address, Walker st. maybe? I thought her father was Robert William Doubleday but that doesn't look like "William" to me. Think it say deceased for his father? can't read the occupations of the two fathers.
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Re: Wedding cert feint writing
« Reply #1 on: Monday 09 January 23 17:22 GMT (UK) »
Henry Ward (deceased) was a horse dealer, and I think it is Robert Henry (?) Doubleday and his occupation is green grocer. I think the address might be Green Dale Square, Walker Street?

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Re: Wedding cert feint writing
« Reply #2 on: Monday 09 January 23 17:32 GMT (UK) »
Ancestry have a very clear image of the marriage entry - address for both parties is Greendale Square, Walker Street.

Robert Henry Doubleday, Greengrocer = Elizabeth's father
Henry Ward (deceased), Horse dealer = William's father

William is aged 40 and Elizabeth is 39.
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Re: Wedding cert feint writing
« Reply #3 on: Monday 09 January 23 18:16 GMT (UK) »
Queenofthewest and BumbleB thank-you both that’s great
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