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Birmingham marriage 1866
aimac21
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Posted: 19 Sep 2009 4:27PM GMT
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Would a marriage certificate dating from 1866 show whether the groom's father was living or deceased ? Or was this extra information only available at a later date ?
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Posted: 4 Nov 2009 11:06AM GMT
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Hello
I have a Marriage Cert from 1863 in
Worcester
. It shows the parish of the bride and groom , but only shows the
Fathers
name and Occupation.
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Liane
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Posted: 4 Nov 2009 12:38PM GMT
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Thanks Liane,
I had assumed that if a father was dead this fact would be recorded on a certificate but this practice doesn't seem to have been adopted until later. Wonder at what date this changed ?
aimac21
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Posted: 6 Nov 2009 9:20AM GMT
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Hi
I don't know , however I have another one for 1912 , and it states Deceased in brackets , after the groom's fathers name.
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Liane
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