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Title: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: juliew on Thursday 24 March 16 19:46 GMT (UK)
21 July 1839.  I do have the marriage certificate but would like a look up of the parish register if possible as I have a query.

Groom - Ambrose Kite
Bride -   Mary Curtis

Thanks.

Sorry mods looks like I've posted in the wrong place.  Could you please move to the correct board.
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: Jebber on Thursday 24 March 16 20:03 GMT (UK)
What is your question?
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: juliew on Thursday 24 March 16 20:13 GMT (UK)
Hi,

The query is that the brides fathers name isn't included on the marriage certificate and would like a look up of the original parish register as there may have been a mistake made when transferring the details to the marriage certificate.    :)
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: Jebber on Thursday 24 March 16 20:18 GMT (UK)
No, no father named for the bride. She may have been illegitimate but not necessarily so, I have a marriage where no father is shown for bride or groom in the PR's, yet both were alive and well


Jebber
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: juliew on Thursday 24 March 16 20:21 GMT (UK)
Hi,

Thank you. I think it was a mistake but will probably never be 100 percent sure.   :)
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: Jebber on Thursday 24 March 16 20:24 GMT (UK)
The way it is written it is just possible that deceased refers to the bride's father not the groom's. If so, it is possible the minister may not have bothered to enter the name, or the bride simply did not give it.
Title: Re: Marriage Chistlet,Kent......
Post by: juliew on Thursday 24 March 16 20:34 GMT (UK)
Hi,

Exactly what I thought grooms father died in 1825.