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#21 26-12-10, 10:03

Are the LDS submitted entries or Parish Registers?

HarrysMum · #22 26-12-10, 10:05

Her baptism is on Family Search Record Search

#23 26-12-10, 10:05

But was there a Baronet, or was it a Porkie? She did drop her age by ten years on her second marriage certificate, he was 20 odd years younger than her. Then he was supposedly a relation of George Stubbs the famous artist? So they might have been a good match lol No they are NOT related to the Ariels lol

HarrysMum · #24 26-12-10, 10:05

LDS can be either, Julie. It will say on the page.

#25 26-12-10, 10:06

Libby does the baptism confirm what I have?

HarrysMum · #26 26-12-10, 10:07

Family Search has a submitted entry at Tunbridge Wells with death at Drake.
Family Search Record site has Bidborough Kent.

#27 26-12-10, 10:09

I'll drink to that thank you. Going looking for a laarge drink ......

HarrysMum · #28 26-12-10, 10:09

The dates and names are the same Julie.......not sure who's done the submitted entry with Tunbridge Wells. Are the places close??

marquette · #29 26-12-10, 10:11

There don't seem to be any Edward Drivers in Kent, in the IGI, baptised or married, and no baptism for Martin Driver either.

Yes, Bidborough and Tunbridge are bordering parishes, both next to Speldhurst, from whence OH's Tanners et al

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Merry · #30 26-12-10, 10:12

I would think it's important to see the original parish record for the marriage to see what you think the name of the groom was. I guess it's difficult to read.

I take it the book didn't mention and siblings for Henrietta? If she had any then they might have stayed here and further records for them might help the research.