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12 Sep 1859 St.Peters, Wolverhampton
RAYBOULD Ann Eliza, 21, s, Himley, Father Thomas Raybould, Farmer & Miller
ROBINSON Josiah by By Lic

Marriages Mar 1860 (>99%)
Evans Ann Wolverhampton 6b 616
Hadley Adin Wolverhampton 6b 616

SRD wrote:Marriages Mar 1860 (>99%)
Evans Ann Wolverhampton 6b 616
Hadley Adin Wolverhampton 6b 616

5 Feb 1860.
Adin Hadley. full. b. Carpenter. Corser Street. Eli Hadley. Deceased.
Ann Evans. full. s. Corser Street. Evan Evans. Deceased.
B.
Samuel & Elizabeth Anslow. Benjamin Wright. St.Matt.

Thanks Jimmy, which St. Matthews? I've got one in Dudley Road, Tipton, one on East Park Way, Wolverhampton, and one in Walsall (which is probably too far out)

I would think it is Wolverhampton,

It came from,
Wolverhampton & District Churches: Marriages 1834-1903,
Male Surnames G-M.

Wolverhampton & District Churches: Marriages 1834-1903.
Female Surnames A-Ge.

On,
http://www.wolverhamptonhistory.org.uk/ ... es/indexes

It is wolverhampton one
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =787050943

I didnt realise we had this lot on bcc

Northern Lass wrote:It is wolverhampton one
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =787050943

I didnt realise we had this lot on bcc

You mean you don't know every one of the 90,000 entries on BCC?

That particular St Matthews isn't there any more, it's moved. The happy couple's address is given as Corser St. a quick recourse to google maps shows that there's a road within a couple of hundred yards called St Matthews Street but a wander down it on Google Streetview shows the whole area to be industrial estates now. Checking out the CoE website for St. Matthews, Wolverhampton gives the address East Park Way and a perambulation a bit further on down Willenhall Road enables one to see a modern church on the corner of Willenhall and East Park.

Is this one done then SRD do you want to archive this?

Yes. Thanks to you all.