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Durham County Advertiser, 2 March 1849
In this city, at the Register Office, on Saturday last, Mr William Ayre (to) Mrs Mary Suter, both of Cassop.
Marriage registered March qtr 1849 Durham 24 102
William Ayre, Mary Suter
I can’t yet find them in 1851, but in 1861 they can be found in Thornley (Easington RD).
Mary’s birthplace is Bigges Main, which fits well with Longbenton.
RG 9/3750/36/8
Just had a look at that 1861 census and the two girls with them (Margaret Hills & Ann Hills) I believe are actually Mary’s granddaughters. Her eldest daughter Margaret (1818) married to a Thomas Hills.
1851, St Giles
Thomas Hills, 43, b Lanchester
Margaret Hills, 33, b Lanchester
Francis Hills, 9, b Thornley
Ann Hills, 8, b Thornley
Margaret Hills, 6, b Annfield PlainJane Hills, 1, b Black Fell
Allan, Bell, Bolam, Bollum, Burrell, Campbell, Colthard, Conroy, Harrison, Howey, Keeney , Keough, Kirkup, Muldoon, Rooney, Storey, Valentine, Weatherson, Weatherstone (Nthland)
Ford, Aynsley, Lewis, Brown, Myers (Durham)
Green, Dillon, Drain, Cox, Muldoon (Lanark)