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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Shetland => Topic started by: SCantwell on Sunday 29 May 22 00:52 BST (UK)
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I am trying to decipher a marriage record for Andrew Arthur and Margrat Herison who married in December 1800 in Delting but the word I am having trouble with is the word before Proclamation starting with a capital D which looks like Dew. Nearly all the marriage records on this page have the same word before Proclamation and what does it mean?
Shirlee
NZ
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Hi Sharee,
You will need to locate the snipping tool in your computer and capture and save a section of the document.
After you have saved it as a jpg or other permitted file type, attach it to a post so we can all see it.
Sue
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Thanks Su8e, I have attached a snip of the marriage record.
Shirlee
NZ
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I would say it's -
After Due Proclamation.
Sue
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I would say it's -
After Due Proclamation.
Sue
I agree.
ADDED - In other words, the requirement for the couple to proclaim to the congregation, their intentions to marry, had taken place.
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Thank you sue and Neale1961. I feel a bit silly as I should have realised what it was.
Shirlee
NZ
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I feel a bit silly as I should have realised what it was.
Shirlee
Nothing to feel 'silly' about! ;)
It's all well & good for us who know certain records (being Scottish) i.e. your question is understandable & welcome as it's helpful to others who may come across this post.
Annie
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Thank you Annie. :)