Charles Swan marriage 1853

[mickmack1942]

 Charles Swan or Swann 1853 in Sudborough Northants he wed a Sarah Ruff,
 probably married in a reg office as there's no church record found so far.

[rosie99]

Marriage Mar qtr 1853   
Ruff,    Sarah       
Swan,  Charles       
Thrapston    3b   289

Marriage locator has -
GRO Index 1853 quarter 1, volume 3b, page 289:
Sorry, we cannot locate the church for this marriage. The entry is located between entries for Raunds and Stanwick, both in RD Thrapston.

Is it just the marriage you are after 

[Milliepede]

You can apply for a copy of the marriage certificate using the information provided above.

[rosie99]

Familysearch does not list Slipton registers for the date you are after, Ancestry has BT's but there is a large gap 1835 - 1856
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/769889?availability=Family%20History%20Library

[mickmack1942]

 It appears i will have to buy a marriage cert from Northants thats 11 quid so never
 mind , thanks for your help any way i'll use your info ...
    regards mickmack.

[amondg]

Children of Charles Swan and Sarah nee Ruff - all registered Thrapston mother's maiden name Ruff

George James 1854  died age 3 1857  (her father George his father James)
Elizabeth Sarah 1855   (her mother Elizabeth her name Sarah) buried 29 November 1864 age 9
Frederick 1857
Frances 1860
Hannah  1862  (paternal grandmothers name)
Sarah 1865      (mothers name)
Samuel Plowman 1868  ( paternal grandmother was Hannah Plowman)
Charles 1870   (fathers name)
Henry  1873   died 1873 age 0
Elizabeth 1874  (again for her mother)
 

[amondg]

James Swan married Hannah Plowman 28 May 1823 at Sudborough witness John Swan.

George Ruff married Elizabeth Green 27 April 1826 at Slipton

[mickmack1942]

  Hi again
     I see that about the name Plowman connection, I have come across the
    name Plowman in the same Swan/n family  spelt as Ploughman. as the
    name is a different family line what name should on use, it seems only
    to be with clergy at the time of the event as is the Swan/n, so what name
    should one use, its a bit of a quandary, there distinct spellings to day but
    back then. !
    I've ordered a marriage cert for Charles so a few folks might find it useful
    as my tree is open they can have it.
             regards mickmack