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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Northumberland => Topic started by: jodavies on Monday 01 February 10 15:37 GMT (UK)
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would you look up the marriage details for george rosenbohm and catherine crooks. the were married on 5th october 1806 at st john church newcastle upon tyne.
thanks a lot I would be very grateful.
jo
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Are you sure of the date?
The IGI says its 23 November 1805
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You are correct I must have written it down wrongly.
Look forward to hearing from you
jo
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I have looked at the Bishops Transcripts on the familysearch pilot site
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start
The marriage is on page 105 of 799 for St John 1803-1821. Unfortunately it gives no information other than that of the people getting married.
Perhaps someone else will see you request and be able to see the parish registers rather than the bishops transcripts of them and they may contain more in formation.
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Jo,
Do you have the baptisms of their children? At this time the baptism records were very detailed, more so than the marriage records.
5th Oct 1806 is what the IGI has for the baptism of their first child Ann, at Newcastle St. Nicholas. Looking at the Bishops Transcripts its actually 3rd October. Its on the Bishops Transcripts at : Place - Durham, Parish - Newcastle upon Tyne, page 289
Ann Rosenbohm, of Close, born Sept 2nd 1806, baptised October 3rd 1806, 1st daughter of George Rosenbohm, Sugar Boiler, native of Rothenkorn (I think) Hanover, by his wife Catherine, daughter of Geo. Crooks of Gateshead.
The IGI has 3 further children baptised 1808 to 1812 all at Newcastle St. Nicholas, all should be on the Bishops Transcripts. For some strange reason Newcastle St. Nicholas at this time is in the Durham section of the Bishops Transcripts under Newcastle, rather than in the Northumberland section.
Alan.
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hi,
Thanks a lot for your help both of you.!
you have been very helpful. I now know where george was born. All I knew before was Germany.
How do I look up bishops transcripts?
Thanks again
jo
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How do I look up bishops transcripts?
Hi
Just follow the link I gave in reply 3 above and it will take you to the pilot site. It is pretty easy to follow once you get there but if you have any problems come back and someone will be able to help you
Good luck
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Thanks again,
I will now start searching others
jo