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Title: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: taylorwallace on Monday 13 July 09 14:43 BST (UK)
James Jope to Hannah unknown, around 1752. Not on free reg or IGI although all children of marriage baptised at St. Dominick.  Date and location needed, please.
taylor wallace
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: osprey on Wednesday 15 July 09 09:58 BST (UK)
Have you looked for the marriage in Devon, given that the parish is on the county boundary?

Have you got their wills to see if there any clues?

www.rootschat.com/links/06pj/

http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=14710  for copy records
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: taylorwallace on Wednesday 15 July 09 10:12 BST (UK)
Thanks for the suggestions. I know, as a former member of Cornwall FHS, that Cornwall have a comprehensive marriage index which would show if this couple married there. I was hoping that as a one-off, someone could check, if only to rule it out. I will see if it is also at Sog.
taylorwallace
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: osprey on Wednesday 15 July 09 10:50 BST (UK)
Sorry, it's not in the marriage index and the parish isn't covered by Phillimore's index for Cornwall either.

 :-\
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: taylorwallace on Wednesday 15 July 09 10:58 BST (UK)
very many tanks
taylor wallace
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: hovermouse on Thursday 25 February 10 16:14 GMT (UK)
HAve you thought of looking in the Plymouth registers - I do research at Calstock parish archive, which is next door to St. Dominick - and I have found that sometimes people from this area seem to marry in Plymouth.  I wonder whether it was a way of getting round the age limits, or perhaps the girl was already pregnant, or perhaps they eloped to Plymouth, or it could even have been a status thing. It's also possible that they were quaker or other non-conformist which would be harder to track down.
Title: Re: Cornwall Marriage c 1753
Post by: taylorwallace on Thursday 25 February 10 16:33 GMT (UK)
thanks
taylor wallace