Marriage look-up 1886 Hungerford. - Completed.

[Vicwinann]

Hello Liz,
I totally agree with you. This connection is a fair distance from my own main lines so, being tightfisted, I don't want to buy that particular certificate. However, without it we will never be sure. 
There were definitely two Fanny/Frances'  born Inkpen up until 1881 but after that one seems to disappear. I can't get a handle at all on the one who did not marry Oliver Green, dead or alive.

I could not understand why the link you gave was not live. I think it was because it had a full stop after it. I have now got back to the original discussion, so I can now see where the Stone surname comes in etc.  Don't understand it though.

Vicwinann

[Roaming Grannie]

I seem to have confused this story and for that I apologise.  I am quite sure that Fanny May born in the second quarter of 1860 Volume 2c Page 221 in the District of Hungerford, one of 11 children born to John May and Emma Franklin.  John & Emma were married in 1852, from the Inkpen Parish Register
"April 12 1852 John May a Labourer of full age (Bachelor) from Inkpen, Father James a labourer, married Emma Franklin a 20 year old Spinster, also from Inkpen, her Father was Charles Franklin a Labourer.  Witnesses - John Franklin & Harriet May'.
I think I can be quite positive that this Fanny was my Great Grandmother and not the Fanny who married Oliver Green. 
Again, my apologies for all the confusion this has caused.
RG

[lizdb]

I think I can be quite positive that this Fanny was my Great Grandmother and not the Fanny who married Oliver Green. 

But we still haven't proved that it wasn't this Fanny who did marry Oliver Green!

[Roaming Grannie]

lizdb,
You are of course quite correct.  I have ordered the Marriage Certificate today and will post the result here as soon as I receive it.  Thanks again for your time and effort.
RG