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Originally Posted by Pinefamily
Perhaps Golding was the maiden name, but she had been married before.
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Yes, I thought of that but according to the 1911 census she had been married to Joseph since 1882 which would have made her 20/21 years old, so I doubt that she would have been married before. Also on the 1881 census she is single.
Her first couple of children were baptised in Catholic churches (the rest, strangely, in Anglican?) so maybe it was a Catholic marriage and the records aren't available online yet?