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It is normal to have four names with the same marriage reference in the GRO index. This just reflects that two marriages appear on the same page of the parish register or registrar's register. (in earlier years you may find up to 8 names with the same reference).
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Merry "Something has been filled in that I didn't know was blank" Matthew Broderick WDYTYA? March 2010 |
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Strange that she was listed as living at home in 1911 under the name Jones if she had married Now that I know it was usual practice - I'm off to purchase the marriage certificate! |
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If it helps, my great-grandparents got married in 1899 but my great-grandmother is listed as unmarried, under her maiden name, at her father's house, on the 1901 census.
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They certainly haven't made it easy for us!
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I wonder what happened to Maureen, the original poster? She didn't comment after her original post.
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So pleased I found this forum - I received Bertha's marriage certificate today and it does look like this Bertha mentioned was my Great Aunt Bertha. I have sent a message and email to the original poster, but not heard back from her which is a shame as I know a bit about the family.
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