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The Common Room / Divorce in the Uk in the 1940s
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My late Auntie's first marriage was 1942 in the UK. She subsequently re married in 1947 in Canada. I have the Parish Register entry for her first marriage and a copy of her second marriage which took place in Canada. The certificate of her second marriage states that she was divorced. I sent a request off to the Decree Absolute Searches in London and it has come back 'No Trace'. The search was for a 10 year period between 1942 and 1951. Are there any other searches which can be completed to find out if a divorce took place.
Would the negative trace indicate that she was not divorced.
Is there any way the marriage could have been annulled other than a divorce ?
My late Auntie's first marriage was 1942 in the UK. She subsequently re married in 1947 in Canada. I have the Parish Register entry for her first marriage and a copy of her second marriage which took place in Canada. The certificate of her second marriage states that she was divorced. I sent a request off to the Decree Absolute Searches in London and it has come back 'No Trace'. The search was for a 10 year period between 1942 and 1951. Are there any other searches which can be completed to find out if a divorce took place.
Would the negative trace indicate that she was not divorced.
Is there any way the marriage could have been annulled other than a divorce ?