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1	Letter XXVIII 5 Dec 1742 see http://tinyurl.com/348k44r Abigail [Levy Franks] extends congratulations to Naphtali on his marriage to Phila Franks, his first cousin, daughter of Isaac Franks, Jacob Franks' brother.	Family: F2735
2	"...Brother Army officers as well as those of the navy, would have introduced their marriageable sisters or daughters. It was probably on one such occasion he had the good fortune to meet and fall in love with a certain Miss Rebecca Elmstone, daughter of a former Naval officer, Fleet Elmstone. Very little else is known of the lady, except to add that their marriage took place at St.Luke's Church, Old Street, Finsbury on the 9th December 1771. Rebecca was four years older than her new husband, and pregnant."	Family: F2169
3	"He marr., 24th Nov. 1843, Elizabeth Murray, daugh. of Mr Hyslop, farmer, Glenlee, and has seven sons and four daughters." Wigtownshire Free Press MURRAY, Rev. George - married 28/11/1843 - At Glenlee, on the 28th ult., by the Rev. Dugald Stewart Williamson, of Tongland, the Rev. George Murray, of Girthon, to Elizabeth Murray, daughter of Mr Hyslop, Glenlee.	Family: F3060
4	"Lord Sinclair married, 6th October 1870, Margaret Jane, youngest daughter of James Murray, of 16 Bryanstone Square, London W., and has issue: THE HON. ARCHIBALD JAMES MURRAY, Master [heir apparent] of Sinclair, born 16th February 1875; is Lieutenant 3rd battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers"	Family: F3033
5	"Margaret Ann Bazett / Dizi (Hampton) (1772 - ) married Richard Campbell Bazett on 17 July 1790 at the "New Church" (Rev Owen). They later divorced via act of parliament and and she married the leading harpist Francois Jean Dizi in 1809".	Family: F737
6	"married 22 years" - 1911 census second wife??	Family: F1005
7	"MICHAEL EDWARD SMITH, Esquire, late Major in the Army. Being the fifth son of the late Henry Jeremiah Smith, D.L. of Beabeg and Annesbrook, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of William Radcliffe of Tinnekilly, co. Wicklow, by Catherine his wife, dau. of Sir Michael Cox, Bart. Married, Sept. 8, 1847, Jane Grace, second dau. of the late William Ireland Syme of Ryedale, co. Kirkcuudbright."	Family: F2783
8	"On May 27, 1837, he married Emma Maria Powles, the daughter of John Diston Powles of Summit House, Middlesex, a member of the Royal Institution whom he presumably met there. The couple had at least one son, Coleridge, and two daughters ..." Grove met Emma Maria Powles at the Royal Institution and married her in 1837. The couple embarked on a tour of the continent for their honeymoon.	Family: F1167
9	....Settlements in the collection (1697-1839) include the following marriage settlements: John Farrer and Elizabeth Brooksbank (1697); .... Anthony Fountain Eyre and Honor Wolley (1775);	Family: F1235
10	..and secondly in 1728, Sarah, daughter and co-heir of Thomas Dobson, esq. of the Vicarage, near Bingley.	Family: F217
11	1809 Statute An Act to dissolve the Marriage of Richard Campbell Bazett with Margaret Ann his now wife to enable him to marry again...	Family: F264
12	1919 Divorce Court File: 5639. Appellant: Marion Enid Blackett. Respondent: Basil Phillott Blackett. Type: Wife's petition for restitution of conjugal rights	Family: F37
13	2nd Marriage after death of first wife	Family: F123
14	2nd Marriage for Emma. First husband Captain McDowell died at sea in a shipwreck. Marriage Cert states David and Emma living in Bow in the Parish of St Stephens.	Family: F130
15	2nd, 1894, Pauline Gertrude, widow of Rev. W. D. Attwood, Rector of Little Bentley, Colchester.	Family: F1825
16	41326-25 William Frederick BROWN, 25, bus driver, England, 259 Quebec St. Oshawa, s/o Harry Betts BROWN (b. England) & Alice STEVENS, married Esther Victoria Jane CHANNING, 28, England, Whitby, d/o Alfred CHANNING (b. England) & Esther CURTIS, witn: H. A. BROWN of 260 Gibb St & Alice W. WILLOUGHBY of 145 Â½ Olive Ave both of Oshawa on June 1, 1926 at All Saints Rectory at Whitby	Family: F2717
17	http://tinyurl.com/4qfwkf	Family: F1310
18	Item ref: K44/5/13-15 Settlement (lease and two counterpart releases) prior to the marriage of Thomas Page and Catherine Brooksbank of Clapham, only daughter and surviving younger child of Joseph Brooksbank of Hackney, Middx esq, deceased. The settlement first deals with Brooksbank family investments (amounting to £11,260 in annuities and stock: details on 10 membranes) which are conveyed by the bride's trustees, Benjamin Bond Hopkins of Wimbledon and Benjamin Brooksbank of Clapham, to themselves and to George Chamberlain of Merton and William Hood of the Inner Temple as trustees of the marriage and of its progeny.	Family: F1063
19	...On the 5 February 1834, Henry married Helen Craick (born 25 May 1816), the youngest daughter of the Rev. C.M. Babington MA, of Peterstow, Herefordshire.	Family: F2655
20	1809 Statute: An Act to dissolve the Marriage of Richard Campbell Bazett with Margaret Ann his now wife to enable him to marry again...	Family: F174
21	Angela Indeed it was that nice boy Moses/Morris Cohen [that Phoebe/Pheobe married]. Apparently Phoebe and Moses knitted bits to go on the top of boots and I found them at some stage in Lancashire, I think, working as "boot finishers".	Family: F48
22	Asiatic journal and monthly miscellany 1832 - MARRIAGES July 22. At Coldstream, David James Staig Thorburn, Esq., MD, of the Hon. East-India Company's service, to Louisa Thorn Smet, only daughter of JF Smet, Esq., Plymouth. "Louisa married David James Staig Thorburn at Coldtream July 22 1832. At some point they lived separate----very evident from both their wills, although I do not believe ever divorced."	Family: F2988
23	Barbara 2009 The marriage to Jane Cooper was actually 15th July 1811 (parish register).	Family: F85
24	Derby Mercury 22 June 1853 MARRIAGE - At Mansfield Woodhouse on the 9th inst, by the Rev. W. GOODACRE, Williamson LAMPLOUGH Esq of Islington, Middlesex, to Eliza, daughter of the late Joseph HULSE Esq of Amber, Derbyshire, and niece of Edmund SYKES Esq of Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts	Family: F2625
25	Doug Garnett The specific link is on Willliam GARNETT's maternal side rather than the paternal GARNETT family line. William GARNETT's mother Martha ROLFE [who was married to Thomas GARNETT Sr. on August 22, 1784 at St. Mary, Marylebone, London] was the sister of Elizabeth ROLFE [1758-1802] who married Thomas BROOKSBANK.	Family: F1396
26	Edinburgh Annual Register 1824 26 Jan 1824 At Summerville, near Dumfries, William Syme, younger of Ryedale, Esq, to Miss Lilias Babington, eldest daughter of the Rev Charles Maitland Babington AM, Rector of Peterstow, Hertfordshire.	Family: F791
27	Elizabeth Robins Bolitho married Richard Foster..... about midway between Pelyn and the river Fowey, is the tasteful modern residence of Richard Foster, Esq., one of the partners of the East Cornwall Bank. He married one of the two daughters and coheiresses of Thomas Robins, Esq. of Liskeard, for many years the senior partner of the same bank. Mr. Robins descended from the S. Winnow family, of which Stephen Robins was sheriff 14 William III. 1701. Mr. Foster has a numerous family, and Richard Foster, Junr., Esq., one of the county magistrates, is his eldest son.	Family: F2852
28	from Jane Austen letters In a letter to her sister Cassandra in May 1808 she noted with wry disapproval '.... a wedding in the Salisbury paper, which has amused me very much, Dr Phillot to Lady Frances St Lawrence. She wanted to have a husband, I suppose, and he a Lady Frances'.	Family: F250
29	Gentleman's Magazine 1821 Thomas Brooksbank esq of Gray's Inn Square to Mary, dau. of William Faithorn esq of Middle Aston, Oxfordshire.	Family: F2000
30	Gentlemans Magazine Jacob Wilkins esq MD, eldest son of Charles Barnes Wilkins of Dover, to Laura, second daughter of Jacob Montefiore esq	Family: F2145
31	Gentlemans magazine 1796 At Putney, Mr Richard Schneider of the Old City Chambers, to Miss Jenings, eldest daughter of Mr Jenings, glover, in the Strand	Family: F2005
32	Gentlemans magazine 1854 31 Aug, at Hackney, the Rev John George Edwards MA, http://clanbarker.com/census_data/Br/Brooksbank.htm#_Toc246166242, to Frederica-Louise, daughter of the late Thomas O Powles, esq.	Family: F2442
33	Gentlemans Magazine 1863 at St Pancras, Frederick Brooksbank Garnett, eldest son of Wm Garnett esq, of Thurloe-sq, Brompton to Mary Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Lieut-Col John Laurie, Royal Bombay Artillery.	Family: F1406
34	Helen Durrant 2008 The Durrants lived in Turweston, Buckingham and Brackley, Northants (these two places are very close). There is some confusion about what they called themselves: Durant, Durham and Derham have all been used. The story starts with Philip Durrant who married a Susannah Knibb circa 1765. They had sons William and James and each had a son called John.	Family: F18
35	Jeffrey Parrot Divorced from Harry Bennett 24/05/1976	Family: F1795
36	Jeffrey Parrott Resident at 7 Theatre Rd, Calcutta, at time of marriage. Married at the Methodist Church, Sudder St, Calcutta	Family: F1794
37	Jennifer Morgan (2007) I have just found an interesting link up to Ada Dean. Starting from Peter Birchenough and Nancy Tomkinson: 1- John Birchenough m Sarah Birchall 2 - Emma Birchenough m George Dean 3 - daughter Ada Dean then starting again from Peter and Nancy: 1 - Sarah Birchenough m Ralph Broad 2 - James Broad m Ann Owen 3 - James Broad m Ada Dean. so James Broad and Ada Dean were second cousins who married in Congleton in 1878.	Family: F17
38	Julie Birchall (2006) I am looking at a copy of their marriage certificate as I type. The marriage date is 29th June 1942 (written in 3 separate places on the marriage certificate). What is your source for the date? The name given on the marriage certificate is Mattie Williams. The story I have been given is that she grew up thinking her name was Mattie and only found out that her real name was Martha when she was an adult (when she applied for her birth certificate). Mattie's mother died when she was a small child and no-one thought to tell her her real name. Everyone knows her as Mattie so I am sure that if you wish to refer to her as Mattie on the website no-one would mind in the least. Witnesses to the marriage were Charlie's brother and sister, Ernest Birchall and Alice Clayton. .	Family: F957
39	K T Barry 2009 With regard to William Poyntz Denning's two children William Denning born 1897 and Ann Marie Denning 1899 , Their mother was the HOUSEKEEPER Maria Tolley who married William Poyntz in 1903.	Family: F1984
40	Ken Barry Mary Evelina Poyntz Denning married Thomas Willetts aged 47 yrs a widower at the Presbyterian Church Caerleon Road Newport Mon on 30 March 1907.	Family: F1511
41	Lady's magazine At Grantham, Thomas O Powles esq, of Stamford \|Hill. to Emma Sheppard, daughter of Thomas Bland, Esq of Grantham, MD.	Family: F2280
42	Liverpool Mercury Monday, October 3, 1864 Marriage.: Carpenter - Peers Sept 28th at Tetworth church by Rev J W Peers father of the bride assisted by Rev W H Peers brother of the bride, the Rev William Boyd Carpenter BA of St Catherine`s College Cambridge, curate of All Saints Maidstone, second son of the late Rev Henry Carpenter incumbent of St Michaels in this town to Harriet Charlotte only daughter of Rev John Witherington Peers . vicar of Tetworth.	Family: F2965
43	Margaret Jones: Then I looked for a marriage between someone named Ravenscroft so that I could tie in the grandson to Martha on the 1851 census. Here's the news Sarah Bebbington 1816 married John Ravenscroft b 13/6/1817 Allostock at Sandbach St. Mary's in March 1840, he died and was buried in Bostock on 24/4/1843. Hence her child by him was one Edward James Ravenscroft born c 1844, he was the only Ravenscroft born in Sandbach between 40/45 and presumably she was only just pregnant when he died.	Family: F28
44	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1
45	Marriage License: 9 JUL 1492 in Dispensation issued by Julian, Cardinal Bishop of Ostia, as they were related twice in the 4th degree	Family: F497
46	Martin Cross 2009 My Lamplugh connections are Louisa Lamplugh, first wife of my great grandfather, John Moore, b. 1838. Louisa was born in Dringhoe (1840) - so every chance of a connection to Skipsea, and died in Bridlington in 1892. John and Louisa were also first cousins, so Louisa is a cousin of myself also. To make the matter more complex, Louisa's sister, Matilda, married Johns' brother Robert Moore. I am also in touch with a descendant of Louisa and Matilda's other sister, Jemima (who I have a photograph of). She married William Dixon and emigrated to Seward, Nebraska, USA, where her descendants still live. The parents of the three sisters were Richard Lamplugh, b. Dringhoe, 1812, died Weaverthorpe 1864, buried in Skipsea and Ulrome; and Martha Cattle, 1815-1856.	Family: F2698
47	Mick Powles 2009 Fanny Dugard married in 1869 when she was only 18 years old. Her husband Thomas Hewitt was a widower. The marriage took place at Eversley Parish Church in Hampshire and was conducted by her half uncle the Rev. Richard Cowley Powles and witnessed by her eldest brother John Fleetwood and Mary Powles (the wife of Richard Cowley). OR...Ceremony performed by Canon Charles Kingsley, author of "The Water Babies"	Family: F2008
48	Mick Powles 2009 In the Parish Records at Loddon [is] a marriage on 12th Aug 1692 between Thomas Powles and Susan Bilson. There was then a baptism of a Thomas Powles on 7th May 1693 followed by a death of a Thomas (son of Thomas) in Apr 1694. There is a further baptism of another Thomas 9th Aug 1697 which seems very likely to be our Thomas.	Family: F2151
49	Mick Powles 2009 Thomas obtained a Certificate of Residency from the Overseers of the Poor in Loddon [a village between Norwich and Lowestoft] to allow him to marry Susannah Harwood in Lowestoft.	Family: F1998
50	National Archives Marriage settlement of the Rev. James Phillott the younger of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and Caroline, daughter of Richard Harris of Esher, Surrey, 1804. Conveyance of garden at Blagdon, 1861	Family: F1316