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Old 19-03-11, 16:05
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I thought this was an interesting example for those of us who find our ancestors didn't always live as we expect them to have done - from Islington Settlement papers, Frances Annis top of right hand page

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/Browse/...id=&gskw=&cr=1
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Old 19-03-11, 16:12
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First marriage is listed on FreeBMD as Phillip Clack / Frances Elizabeth Haynes (Oct-Dec 1850) and the second one as James Anniss / Elizabeth Haynes (Oct-Dec 1867) , if anybody else is having trouble finding them, like I was!
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Old 19-03-11, 16:30
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Ironically, the first husband was a copper :-)
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That is a great find Asa.
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Old 20-03-11, 10:28
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An interesting glimpse for those who have an idea that the Victorians were incredibly morally upright and believed marriage was for keeps.
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