Marriages

Transcribed register entry for:

John BARTRAM & Priscilla BROADBERRY


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Marriage: 15 Dec 1902, North Collingham (All Saints), Nottinghamshire, England

John BARTRAM

Age: 45

Condition: Bachelor

Occupation: Horseman

Residence: Buckminster

Father's Name: Richard BARTRAM

Father's Occupation: Chair Maker

Signed?: Yes

Priscilla BROADBERRY

Age: 42

Condition: Spinster

Residence: North Collingham

Father's Name: Henry BROADBERRY

Father's Occupation: Boot Maker

Signed?: Yes

Witnesses: Walter Embrey DAVIES; Ellen DAVIES

Authorisation: Banns

Married by: F. W. GOODACRE, Vicar

Register: Marriages 1837 ~ 1953, Page 162, Entry 255

Source: Nottinghamshire Archives, Microfiche of the Original Register

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