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Although Elizabeth MATTHEWS appears to be illegitimate is there a father's name for Thomas STEAD when he married her at St Martins in 1843? (Hopefully the William of William & Sarah)
You're being very helpful.
Pat
Many thanks for all your replies. My concern was caused by a handwritten family tree which I had been given which had George's parents as William & Isabella. From the censuses this didn't make sense so the only way which I could see to check this was the details on his marriage record and I'm...
Familysearch has this marriage - 18 May 1868 - but does not include fathers' names in their transcription. I am particularly interested in the father of George STEAD - was it Thomas or William?
Many Thanks
Pat
I've been researching Thomas CLARK junior, who was a Hot House Manufacturer at 55 Lionel Street from about 1827. I believe the firm before he took it over was CLARK & JONES. Thomas CLARK married a Sarah JONES in 1822 at St Martin's and I wonder whether she was related to the previous partner...
On the IGI is an entry for a marriage at St Martin's on the 7th Oct 1822 between a Thomas CLARK and Sarah JONES - it is a Patron entry and I would be very grateful if someone could confirm that this marriage did take place on that date.
Thank you
Pat