George Terry marriage to Jane Hughes

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Hi

I am looking for a marriage between George Terry B1817 and Jane Hughes B1824 in Birmingham, possibly about 1840. I am interested to find out the names of their fathers if possible.

Many thanks in advance.

Suzanne

 

[Shera]

hello suzanne. the marriage was not at st. martins.

this is the marriage from igi records

16 sep 1840 aston juxta george terry to jane hughes

 

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Shera

Many thanks.

Suzanne

 

[smtr]

Hi Shera

Many thanks.

Suzanne

oops! sent twice.

 

[Shera]

have looked for a christening on igi. this one might be right

george terry b. 27 nov 1816
christened 1 feb 1819 at st. martins

parents william terry and mary

have looked for the records and they christened four children together that day

john son of william and mary terry b. 5 oct 1811
catherine dau. of william and mary terry b. 16? june 1814
george son of william and mary terry b. 27 nov 1816
benjamin son of william and mary terry 27 dec 1818

abode was love lane and fathers occ was brass founder

 

[Alberta]

Sept qtr 1840 George Terry/Jane Hughes
ref. 16 270.
Certificate from Birmingham Register office will cost £7 and give you both fathers and occupations/addresses,

 

[smtr]

Hi Shera & Alberta

How fantastic of you both to have found the info i need.

Again, many thanks.:handshake:

Suzanne

 

[Eric Gibson]

I've got some Terrys in my tree, Sarah Terry married my Gt Gt Grandfather Thomas Gibson.

I have their marriage certficate dated 19th October 1857, looks like St Pauls Church in the parish of Kings Norton.
Sarah was 19 at the time and obviously couldn't write as she's signed with a cross.

I think one of the witnesses was her sister Ann.
Their (bride and groom) home addresses are given as Balsall Heath.

Sarah's father, David Terry a coach harness maker.

A link maybe? E.

 

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Hi Eric

I haven't come across a Sarah Terry yet. Thanks anyway and I will make a note of your info for future reference. My Terrys all seem to be in the Aston area, mostly having occupations in brass working (founder, polisher.)

cheers

Suzanne