Marriages
Transcribed register entry for:
William COLLINGHAM & Ann GIBSON
Marriage: 9 Dec 1862, North Collingham (All Saints), Nottinghamshire, England
William COLLINGHAM
Age: 29
Condition: Bachelor
Occupation: Labourer
Residence: Newton
Father's Name: William COLLINGHAM
Father's Occupation: Farmer
Signed?: Yes
Ann GIBSON
Age: 25
Condition: Spinster
Occupation: Servant
Residence: South Collingham
Father's Name: Joseph GIBSON
Father's Occupation: Farmer
Signed?: Yes
Witnesses: Joseph GIBSON; Elizabeth THOMPSON
Authorisation: Banns
Married by: C. B. LOWE, Rector of South Collingham
Notes: In the RH margin: "The South Church was closed for repair". Regarding this marriage, the following note was entered in the bottom margin of page 61 in the South Collingham register of marriages (1837-1981): "Dec. 9th 1862 William COLLINGHAM of Newton & Ann GIBSON were married in the North Collingham Church & entered No. 138 in the register of that Parish, our Church being closed."
Register: Marriages 1837 ~ 1953, Page 69, Entry 138
Source: Nottinghamshire Archives, Microfiche of the Original Register
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