Marriages
Transcribed register entry for:
George BEALBY & Elizabeth TOWNROW
Marriage: 5 May 1835, North Collingham (All Saints), Nottinghamshire, England
George BEALBY
Residence: North Collingham
Signed?: Yes
Elizabeth TOWNROW
Condition: Spinster
Residence: North Collingham
Signed?: Yes
Witnesses: George WATNALL?; Mary WATNALL?; John WHITE
Authorisation: Banns, no impediments being alledged
Married by: Charles LESITER, Vicar of N. Collingham
Notes: [Ed's note - the groom's name is stated to be "George BEALBY, commonly so called (son of James BEALBY, wheelwright of this Parish, and Mary EARDLEY)"]
Register: Marriages 1813 ~ 1837, Page 35, Entry 105
Source: Nottinghamshire Archives, Microfiche of the Original Register
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