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29-08-17, 17:19
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My CD only has both OTP, by banns, to add to that one (7 Sep 1802, St Paul's). There is also a John Lewellin / Ann Gilbert marriage 14 Jul 1808 at St Nicholas, Bristol, but again, the CD only says both OTP, by banns, no more info.
It looks as though both would be viewable at a FamilySearch Centre on digitised microfilms. 
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29-08-17, 17:29
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Phoenix, did you ever find out how you knew that Ann's husband's name was John? And did you ever get her death certificate? Or her will?
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29-08-17, 18:50
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By the way, Ann Llewellin's burial is on Deceased Online:
Grave details and 3 other burials £1.50 Burial register scan £2.00 Map of grave location £2.50
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30-08-17, 13:40
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Let us know when you get it!
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30-08-17, 13:47
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As an elderly widow with no descendants and a codicil, I am hoping for good things from her will. If she dares to leave it all to Mary Ann Lines I shall be very disappointed in her!
And yes, I will report back!
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The chestnuts cast their flambeaux
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31-08-17, 11:03
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Look what I found!!!!
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...nSearchResults Marriage of Ann Watson, widow to Alexander Llewellyn in Bermondsey. She was a widow, but a witness was Martha Cooper.
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The chestnuts cast their flambeaux Last edited by Phoenix; 31-08-17 at 11:07.
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31-08-17, 12:52
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Ooh, well done!
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31-08-17, 12:56
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This could be his burial:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...nSearchResults Alexander Llewelling, adult, 10 Feb 1805, St Olave Bermondsey. Sad if it is him, as it would mean he died within 2 months of the marriage.
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