Norfolk marriages CD

[Little Nell]

If anyone has this could they kindly look for a marriage between Robert Gray/Grey and an Ann somewhere in Norfolk prob abt 1820s/30s.

Robert was baptised 1793 in Topcroft, Norfolk and wife Ann abt 1776 (yes, big age gap) in Stockton, Norfolk.

1841 they were living in Burgh St. Peter.

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Have you tried FreeREG?

[Little Nell]

Yes. Zilch. Thanks Merry.

[Little Nell]

Bump in case anyone can help.

[WendyPusey]

Sorry Nell, missed this thread earlier!


Have found three marriages, don't know if any will be yours though.

2/1/1815 Robert Gray and Ann Platford at lakenham, Norfolk
4/1/1816 Robert Gray and And Hagon at Dereham East, Norfolk
12/2/1816 Robert Gray and Ann Gaymore at Gillingham, Norfolk.

[Little Nell]

Wendy

Thank you so very much for those. I will make a note and research further. Fingers crossed one of them is mine!

[Little Nell]

Ooh! Last one at Gillingham, is in the right area.

[WendyPusey]

Oh that's good Nell. Although I was born in Norwich, I wasn't sure where Gillingham was!!!!

[Little Nell]

Me neither, I only knew of the ones in Kent and Dorset!

My Norfolk lot are all from East Norfolk, around the river Yare, except gt grandmother's lot who come from north Norfolk.

[Jessbowbag]

Robert was baptised 1793 in Topcroft, Norfolk and wife Ann abt 1776 (yes, big age gap) in Stockton, Norfolk.

How can you know Anns birthplace without knowing her name? 51 census I guess

[Little Nell]

That's right Jess, though of course what it says on the census and whether its true or not are different things!

[Little Nell]

update - have used the Norfolk parish images on familysearch and found a baptism for an Ann Gaymer at the right time for her later age in censuses so this is the right marriage. Yay!

[Janet in Yorkshire]

It's great when things eventually just fall into place, isn't it?


Jay

[Little Nell]

Yes, I've had a great evening yesterday re-reading all the threads I've started on FTF - there are still some outstanding mysteries but its quite cheering to see how much I've discovered.