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Film No: 1067410 Coventry St Mark Page 1 of 7 Marriages 1869 - 1899 Date Groom [ (x) if by mark] Groom info. Groom's address Groom's father to Bride [ (x) if by mark] Bride's info. Bride's address Bride's father Witnesses to marriage [ (x) if by mark] RC 12.09.1869 Fagg, Joshua Faulkner 25, bac., ribbon weaver Railway Cottages Daniel Fagg, railway porter to Wilson, Sarah Ann 24, spin., silk winder White Friars Street William Wilson, cooper Thomas Collingbourne, Emma Temple Bn 25.12.1869 Stringer, Edwin 25, bac., baker Leicester Street Thomas Stringer, weaver to Bull, Emma 22, spin., weaver Much Park Street Thomas Bull, weaver John Biggs, Jane Bull Bn 23.01.1870 Brain, Joseph 21, bac., tin plate worker Cook Street William Brain, labourer to Lenton, Margaret 22, spin., dressmaker Cook Street William Lenton, carpenter Charles Smith, Matilda Powney Bn 07.03.1870 Gittens, Charles (x) 24, bac., mason Harnall Lane John Gittens, mason to Dawson, Emma (x) 24, spin., weaver Harnall Lane Samuel Dawson, weaver William Dawson, Eliza Gittens RC 23.03.1870 Allen, William 64, wid., carpenter Far Gosford Street James Allen, labourer to Lovell, Elizabeth 40, wid. Far Gosford Street Joseph Thornett, farmer John Fletcher, Emma Fletcher Bn 13.04.1870 Steane, William Timothy 21, bac., baker Leicester Street Thomas Steane, baker to Burton, Mary Ann (x) 24, spin. Swan Street George Burton, weaver ?Edwin Stringley, Hannah Elizabeth Steane Bn 17.04.1870 Godfrey, James Henry (x) 50, wid., weaver Swan Street Thomas Godfrey, weaver to Baker, Sarah Charlotte 43, wid., winder Swan Street Isaac Morris, weaver Joseph Godfrey, Hannah Bradbury (x) Bn 24.04.1870 Payne, Alfred 25, bac., weaver Swanswell Street Joseph Payne, weaver to Harrison, Martha 26, spin., weaver Swanswell Street Valentine Harrison, weaver John Payne, Mary Jane Gutteridge (x) Bn 15.05.1870 Cadman, Edward 21, bac., labourer Swan Street Edward Cadman, shoemaker to Sewell, Ann (x) 27, spin. Swan Street Joseph Sewell, weaver George Bastock, Catherine Bastock (x) Bn 06.06.1870 Flint, Joseph 21, bac., watch finisher Bishop Street John Flint, watch finisher to Woodhead, Emma 21, spin. Bishop Street William Woodhead, builder Henry Charles ?Barok, Ellizabeth Hawley Lic 12.06.1870 Willis, James 55, wid., gardener Whitnash William Willis, labourer to Griffin, Lucy 42, wid., dressmaker Stoney Stanton Road William Mann, weaver James Mann, Mary Goode Bn 22.06.1870 Fowkes, John 24, bac., printer Southport James, Fowkes, book seller to Sparkes, Mary Ann 22, spin. Harnall Lane William Sparkes, dyer Alfred Vernon Gardner, Elizabeth Gardner Bn 14.08.1870 Harbone, Josiah (x) 45, bac., hawker Charles Street Joseph Harbone, gardener to Haddington, Ann Elizabeth (x) 35, spin. Charles Street William Haddington, soldier John Harbone (x), Phoebe Harbone (x) Bn 19.09.1870 Buckingham, Thomas 21, bac., watchmaker Cook Street John Buckingham, gas fitter to Taylor, Hellen / Ellen 19, spin. Cook Street Samuel Taylor, wood turner Thomas Norbury (x), Hannah Norbury (x) Bn 19.09.1870 Hill, William John 21, bac., iron moulder Cromwell Street Henry Hill, engineer to Readding, Emma (x) 21, spin. Cromwell Street James Walmsley Readding, contractor George Hill, Mary Ann Hill (x) Bn 03.10.1870 Wiberley, William 22, bac., shoemaker Henry Street Thomas Wiberley, shoemaker to Chatwin, Harriett (x) 21, spin., weaver Henry Street John Chatwin, weaver William S. Barker, Sarah Ann Barker (x) Bn 11.10.1870 Bosworth, William (x) 21, bac., weaver Stoney Stanton Road John Bosworth, labourer to Barnett, Sarah Hannah (x) 20, spin. Byron Street James Barnett, shoemaker James Barnett (x), Hannah Overton (x) Bn 30.10.1870 Harris, John 24, bac., watch finisher Cook Street John Harris, watch finisher to Charley, Emma 24, spin., winder Swanswell Street Charles Charley, weaver John Harris, senr., Cathrine Yates Bn 31.10.1870 Hartley, Jonathan Aykroyd 30, bac., reed maker Henry Street Isaac Hartley, reed maker to Crofts, Ellen (x) 29, spin., throwster Henry Street Willoughby Crofts, labourer William Domes Adams, Phoebe Crofts Bn 12.12.1870 Godfrey, William 63, wid., weaver Tower Street Thomas Godfrey, weaver to Everitt, Jane Sarah (x) 48, wid., weaver Tower Street Samuel Lebeau, silk weaver Joseph Godfrey, Sarah Godfrey Bn 24.12.1870 Berry, James Dawson 30, bac., springer Tower Street James Berry, polisher to Kimberley, Harriett (x) 21, spin., winder Swan Street William Kimberley, weaver W. Kimberley, Ann Kimberley (x) Bn 25.12.1870 Kendrick, Richard Carr 24, bac., engineer Harnall Lane William Kendrick, tailor to Sansome, Hannah 29, spin., weaver Harnall Lane Josiah Sansome, weaver Thomas Train, Emma Train Bn 25.12.1870 Butler, Benajmin (x) 22, bac., labourer Harnall Lane John Butler, weaver to Atkins, Jane 19, spin. Harnall Lane Robert Atkins, cab driver Frederick Gascoigne (x), Sarah Gascoigne (x) Bn 26.12.1870 Hammonds, Fred 24, bac., watch finisher Cook Street William Hammonds, labourer to Yates, Catherine Harriett 27, spin., winder Swanswell Street [ no father stated] John Hammonds, Mary Jane Yates Bn 28.12.1870 Riley, George 25, bac., clerk Radford John Riley, butcher to Page, Maria 27, spin. Radford William Page, foreman in ribbon factory William Page, Thomas Burbidge, Charlotte Mary Riley Bn 28.12.1870 Stevens, William 27, bac., draper Holborn, London Thomas Stevens, gentleman to Brearley, Sarah Selina 23, spin. Stoney Stanton Road Charles Brearley, foreman at warehouse Thomas Edward Colegrave, Patience Amelia Brearsley RC 31.12.1870 Webb, William 35, bac., solicitor's clerk Queen Street John Webb, solicitor's clerk to Miles, Caroline 30, spin. Hood Street John Miles, weaver Thomas Ashmore, Ann Miles Bn 22.01.1871 Smith, Henry 23, bac., pipe maker Cromwell Street John Smith, pipe maker to Lombard, Caroline (x) 22, spin., weaver Red Lane Henry Lombard, weaver George Taylor, Sarah Lombard (x) Bn 18.02.1871 Seeley, John 35, wid., weaver Harnall Lane John Seeley, weaver to Kimberley, Emma (x) 34, wid. Harnall Lane Thomas Lucas, weaver William Osborn, Louisa Hatfield (x) Bn 02.04.1871 Thompson, Alfred (x) 25, bac., watch finisher Leicester Street Henry Thompson, weaver to Payne, Hannah (x) 22, spin., reeler Leicester Street Henry Payne, weaver Charles Thompson (x), Margaret Payne (x) Bn 09.04.1871 Congrave, Henry (x) 22, bac., smith Harnall Lane John Congrave, smith to Mills, Ann (x) 22, spin., weaver Harnall Lane Edwin Mills, weaver Richard Moore, Matilda Greatorex Bn 16.04.1871 Treen, Richard 62, wid., sawyer Howard Street William Treen, labourer to Bosworth, Matilda (x) 60, wid. Howard Street William Bates, carpenter Thomas Train, Emma Train Bn 24.04.1871 Armstrong, William 59, wid., stone mason Tower Street John Armstrong, stone mason to Clarke, Mary (x) 35, spin. Tower Street William Clarke, labourer John Carter, Elizabeth Lindon (x) Bn 22.05.1871 Powney, Walter 22, bac., watchmaker Russell Street, Stoney StantonJames Powney, weaver to Rice, Sarah Ann 20, spin. 2 Howard Court, Stoney StanEdward Rice, designer & draftsman Henry Charles Crockford, Mary Jane Rice Bn 04.06.1871 Bull, John Jabez (x) 23, bac., watchmaker Jenner Street Josiah Bull, engine driver to Snow, Jane Eliza 23, spin., filler Howard Street John Snow, brickmaker Joseph Bull, Emma Dagley Bn 11.06.1871 Jeffs, Henry John 20, bac., writing clerk 10 Byron Street William Jeffs, sergeant of police to Clifton, Elizabeth 26, spin. 10 Byron Street Joseph Clifton, shoemaker W. Clarke, Eliza Ann Jeffs Bn 12.06.1871 Arnold, Samuel 20, bac., fitter Cook Street Robert Arnold, brewer to Style, Caroline (x) 23, spin. Spon Street John Style, watchmaker John Knight, Harriet Ancott (x) Bn 12.06.1871 Jackson, Reuben (x) 24, bac., watch case maker Trafalgar Street George Jackson, plush weaver to Shenstone, Hannah (x) 19, spin. Harnall Lane Charles Shenstone, watchmaker John Chatland (x), Emma Shenstone Bn 02.07.1871 Prentice, John 21, bac., police officer George Street John Prentice, labourer to King, Sarah 22, spin. George Street William King, labourer Richard Masters, Lucy Wootton Bn 08.07.1871 Payne, Jeremiah (x) 43, bac., hawker Leicester Street Jeremiah Payne, weaver to Fretwell, Mary Ann (x) 40, wid., weaver Leicester Street James Hewitt, labourer Thomas Collingbourne, Maria Hopkins (x) RC 09.07.1871 Neale, Frederick (x) 25, bac., gardener Little Butcher Row Thomas Neale, fruiterer to Harris, Eliza 23, spin., coach lace trimmGosford Street William Harris, gardener James Twigger, Caroline Twigger (x) Bn 10.09.1871 Biles, William Ford (x) 47, wid., dyer Alma Street William Ford Biles, farmer to Claridge, Sarah Ann 27, spin. Alma Street Thomas Claridge, coachman Thomas Claridge, Elizabeth Smith Bn 24.07.1871 Carter, John 27, bac., labourer Tower Street George Carter, labourer to Aires, Elizabeth 30, spin. Tower Street Thomas Aires, labourer Thomas Collingbourne, Harriet Dillon (x) Bn 27.08.1871 Lombard, William 20, bac., weaver Draper's Fields John Lombard, weaver to Taylor, Sarah (x) 20, spin., winder Draper's Fields George Taylor, weaver Joseph Lancaster Hine, Emma Taylor (x) Bn 28.08.1871 Parish, John 22, bac., maltster Church Street John Parish, labourer to Friswell, Esther Ann 24, spin., weaver Church Street Daniel Friswell, tailor Alfred Friswell, Sarah Ann Friswell Bn 03.09.1871 Wright, Nicholas 60, wid., gardener George Street Charles Wright, labourer to King, Charlotte 45, spin. George Street John King, labourer Charles Wright, Sarah Wilkins (x) Bn 01.10.1871 Cramp, Amos 25, bac., weaver George Street Joseph Cramp, tailor to Payne, Margaret (x) 24, spin., fitter George Street Henry Payne, weaver Walter Payne (x), Hannah Elizabeth Wigston Bn 04.10.1871 Gunn, Daniel (x) 38, wid., labourer Harnall Lane John Gunn, labourer to Smith, Hannah 43, wid. Harnall Lane Thomas Bennett, labourer William Dorrington, Mary Ann Dyke (x) Bn 08.10.1871 Clitherow, Thomas 21, bac., watch finisher George Street John Clitherow, watchmaker to Gittens, Theresa 20, spin.
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