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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Surrey => England => Surrey Lookup Requests => Topic started by: soliver on Thursday 02 February 12 20:24 GMT (UK)
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i am wondering if anyone is able to look up the marriage of edward sands and marion kate malley/o'malley on august 27, 1866 at the parish of st. giles, camberwell, surrey, England.
i would be interested to know what information is about this marriage most specifically her parents names and birthdate/place. but any info would be appreciated
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Hi
Edward listed as full age farmer of Bath Rd father George a farmer
Marion as minor of Bath Rd father Charles a gentleman.
A George Sands signed as witness
Tazzie
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Hi
Birthplaces are not recorded on English marriage certificates just the place of residency for the previous three weeks.
Both were of Bath Road (not uncommon one partner moving to so the reading of the banns did not have to be paid in two churches only the parish church both resided in). Marion Kate was a minor. She gave her father's name as Charles Malley and his occupation as gentleman, a term used to describe someone who did not have to work for a living (no matter how small their income might be they could survive on it or indeed were better placed financially). There was a tendency for some people to elevate their father's status to gentleman on their marriage. Both witnesses were from the Sands family.
On the 1871 census Marion gave her birthplace as Dublin and her age as 25.
Regards
Valda
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thank you so much all - this is the first real info i have about her - tears of joy (no emcon) for that - will record this and go off on a further search.
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2 entries appear but a member submitted on familysearch IGI . they list place of birth as Congo ?! Mayo but this is Cong County Mayo .... also bordering Galway
so not to be taken as red but a clue maybe
Tazzie
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know both of these entries but it was "family rumor" about the father's name til this point now just need to find the family before they came to england from ireland thank you again so much