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Groom Surname Groom Forename Groom surname Groom Bride Surname Bride Newspaper Wedding Groom abode Groom Bride's abode Bride's Father Forename Forename Date location occupation *ain George Knowles Mary 07/05/1818 Not given Stow-on-the-Wold, Not given Holywell, Oxford Not given Gloucestershire [Harman] Joseph Hancox Miss 26/09/1833 Kingswinford Cleat, Staffordshire Not given Brettell Lane near Not given Stourbridge Abbiss John Cox Miss 28/06/1827 Stourbridge Dudley Not given Stourbridge Not given Abbott Thomas Waring Matilda 08/03/1826 Redditch Redditch Not given Redditch Not given Abbott John Smith Charlotte 18/05/1826 St Martin's Stamford Not given New Street, Worcester Not given Lincolnshire Abbott Richard Scambler Not given 28/04/1825 Redditch Redditch Not given Redditch Not given Abley Not given George Sarah 19/06/1823 Upton-upon- Leominster Not given Upton-upon-Severn Not given Severn Abney A.M Edward Holden Ellen Rose 19/12/1822 West Bromwich Measham Hall, Not given Not given late Hyla Holden Derbyshire Ackroyd William. Walford Sarah 17/06/1830 Halesowen Stourbridge Currier Stourbridge Mr John Walford Acraman William. Edward, Castle Mary 05/09/1822 Clifton Not given Not given Not given Thos. Castle Esq. Esq. Acton John Mrs. Jones Not given 02/08/1832 All Saints , Cheltenham Not given Bridge Street, Not given Worcester Worcester Acton William. Hartland Melina 04/03/1824 Bosbury Hay Breconshire Not given Bosbury Herefordshire Second daughter of late Mr. Jas. Hartland Acton William. Harrington Elizabeth 08/01/1818 Worcester, All Worcester Not given Worcester Not given Saint's Church Acton John Bydawell Alphea 19/02/1824 Bristol Brocastle, Not given Cradley, Herefordshire M. Bydawell Glamorganshire Acton Edward F. Suckling Mary Anne 19/04/1832 Not given Gatacre Park, Not given Not given late Rev. H. Suckling Salop Acton W. Trafford Mary 24/10/1833 Chaddesley Wolverton Not given Not given relict of William Trafford Corbett Adams George Lloyd Mary 02/04/1818 Goodrich,near Not given His Majesty's Mount Craig, Joseph Lloyd Ross 81st Regiment herefordshire Adams James Smith McTaggart Eliza Emma 03/05/1821 Bishop's Castle, Woodchester, Not given Not given Not given Shropshire Gloucestershire Adams John Coker Miss 04/01/1827 Not given Maidstone Serjeant-at-Law Kent late John Coker, Esq Adams Henry Jennings Not given 10/06/1819 Lindridge Not given Not given Lindridge Mr. John Jennings Adams George Nickson Not given 11/06/1818 Not given Altesford, Essex Not given Whitchurch, Salop Not given Adams Thomas Walker Not given 14/03/1816 Not given Newport Not given Market Drayton Not given Adams J.T. Mr Holland Eliza 14/10/1824 Bricklehampton Taunton Not given Cropthorne Francis Holland Adams Charles Marsh Turner Cath. Mary 20/09/1821 Kidderminster Coventry Not given Park Hall late Jacob Turner Adams Richard Haslewood Jane 25/07/1822 Ribbesford Shircock, County of Captain, half- Middleton Hall, George Haslewood Church Cavan, Ireland pay of his Shropshire Majesty's 14th Regiment Adams Simon Price Sarah Anne 26/03/1829 Not given Allesley Park, Not given Sydenham, Kent Not given Warwick Adams John Browne Elizabeth 27/02/1823 Tenterden, Kent Tenterden, Kent Land Surveyor Tenterden, Kent Not given Adams Joseph Perry Jane 29/01/1824 Not given Not given Not given Peacock Inn, R. Perry Wolverhampton Adams John Martin Not given 30/01/1817 Not given Serjeant's Inn Barrister at Law Belmont Not given Addams I.T. Hollnad Susan 12/04/1832 Clifton Bristol Not given Cropthorne Frances Holland Addenbroke Henry A Pidcock Louisa 31/01/1828 Old Swinford Field House, Not given Platts, Staffordshire John Pidcock, Esq Worcestershire Addenbrooke Edward Pidcock Emma 02/02/1815 Oldswinford Kingswinford Not given Staffordshire John Pidcock Addenbrooke J A Lea Not given 06/11/1823 Not given Wollaston Hall Not given The Hill, nr Stourbridge Not given Adderley George William Taylor Caroline 18/12/1823 King's Norton Fillongley Hall, Not given Moseley Hall, Late John Taylor Esq. Bowyer, Rev. Warwickshire Worcestershire Adderley R N Bishton Anne 30/10/1823 Donnington Not given Captain Shakerley House only daughter of the late W R Bishton Addis Edmund Rudge Miss 19/04/1826 Upton upon Not given Tanner Tewkesbury Not given Severn Addis Edmund Goodwin Mary Ann 24/03/1831 Not given Upton-upon-Severn Not given Not given Not given Addison William Waller Grace Emma 06/03/1828 Preston, Kent Malvern Not given Kent H Waller,Esq Adey Rd. Norris Elizabeth 28/06/1827 Not given Gloucester Not given Ledbury Mr Wm. Norris Adie Thos. Roebuck Miss 28/06/1827 Ombersley Lichfield Not given Uphampton near Not given Ombersley Adinsell James Burden Not given 03/03/1825 Not given Featherstone Not given Norris Street, London Not given Buildings Adkins J.C. Tomes Temperance 10/11/1831 Littleton Weston-on-Avon Not given Littleton John Tomes Adkins T Smith Miss A 15/02/1827 St John's Bevington, Not given St John's Not given Warwickshire Adney G Blockley Eliza 15/01/1829 Not given Much Wenlock Tanner Broadstone, Salop Mr John Blockley Agar Charles Williams Mary 13/05/1819 Not given Not given Not given Orcop Mills, Jacob Williams Herefordshire Agg William J Morland Mary 07/01/1830 Not given Hewletts, Not given West Ilsley, Berkshire William Morland, Esq Gloucestershire Aggs Henry Gibbins Mary 23/11/1820 The Friend's Upton, Essex Not given Birmingham late Joseph Gibbins Meeting House, Birmingham Aggs Thomas Carden Mary 31/05/1827 St Martins, Hewletts, nr. Not given Worcester J. Carden, Esq. Worcester Cheltenham Ainge William Peet Not given 01/06/1815 Not given Great Wigston, Not given Snitterfield House, Not given Leicestershire Warwickshire Ainsworth E T Mason Mary Ann 30/10/1823 Painswick Bristol Not given Not given daughter of the late Richard Mason Aitchison Robert, Rev. Biggs Eleanor 09/01/1823 Not given Oven Cottage, Not given Devizes Rev. Jas, Biggs Downend, Gloucestershire Albretch Charles Hussey Not given 10/07/1817 Not given Not given Worcester Militia Rose Cottage, Pinkney's Not given Green, near Maidenhead Albright Nicholas Bowley Rebecca 14/09/1820 The Friends' Maidenhead Not given Charlbury Not given Meeting House, Charlbury Alcott William. Crisp Anna 03/06/1819 Not given Upton Snodsbury Not given Upton Snodsbury Not given Alcroft Jeremiah Derby Hannah 18/01/1821 Birmingham Worcester Glover Birmingham Mr Thos. Derby Alder Charles Finlay Esq. Alder Anne 27/12/1827 Paris Not given Barrister at law Dublin late Finlay Alder Esq. Aldridge T Nott Margaret 31/05/1827 Bodenham Sutton Not given Bebbary Court Mr I Nott Alexander Not given Hill Not given 15/09/1825 Alcester Wolverhampton Druggist Alcester Not given Alfred Not given Hadley Mary Melena 27/07/1826 Gloucester Not given Not given St John's Mr Thomas Hadley Williams Allan Alex Higgs Ann 26/05/1825 Not given Tewkesbury Not given Cheltenham Not given Allbut Joseph jun. Moore Ann 11/02/1830 Birmingham Kidderminster Not given Redditch late Mr John Moore Allcott Jas. Poole Sarah 10/03/1825 Not given Bosbury Not given Ashperton, Not given Herefordshire Allday R. Fletcher Elizabeth 22/09/1831 Blockley Acock's Green Not given Aston Magna Mr R. Fletcher Alldis Not given Jones Caroline 17/04/1817 Not given Cheltenham Jeweller the Library, Cheltenham Not given Allen John Hill Anne 06/05/1824 Ribbesford Not given Bricklayer Stourport Mr. William Hill Allen Not given Stone Miss S. 07/11/1822 Not given Wolverhampton Silversmith Bilston Not given Allen J.T. Rev. Drake Mary Ella 11/01/1821 Hempstead, the College, Not given Rochdale, Lancashire late Rev. Thomas near Gloucester Manchester Drake Allen William Spencer Sarah 11/05/1826 Winchcombe Guiting Not given Winchcombe Not given Allen George Green Mary 13/01/1820 Not given Warwick Baker Snitterfield Mr Green, timber merchant Allen Samuel Boulton Miss Mary 17/12/1829 Forthampton, Bengrove Not given Forthampton Not given Gloucestershire Allen John Wright Elizabeth 18/05/1820 Bristol Liskeard Not given Not given late Matthew Wright Allen Not given Allport Mary 19/03/1829 Lichfield Lichfield Not given Bewdley Not given Allen J Green Not given 21/06/1821 Not given Worcester Glover the Talbot, Kempsey Not given Allen Washington New Ann 22/06/1820 Ashchurch, nr Woodhouse, nr Not given Northway Not given Tewkesbury Kidderminster Allen James, Yarnold Not given 23/05/1822 Norton Worcester Not given Norton Not given Allen Humphrey, Rev Fitzroy Hon Anne 23/10/1828 Hereford Not given Not given Not given Earl Southampton Caroline Allen John Butler Sarah 5/09/1833 St John's Worcester glover Boughton Fields Richard Butler Allgood Alfred Miles Miss Ann 10/09/1829 Not given Ledbury Jeweller Ledbury Not given Allibone Not given King Sophia 12/10/1815 Not given London Not given Not given Not given Allies Edwin Dalton Anne 13/06/1816 Margate Bristol Not given Walworth late John Dalton Allies Edward Hyde Not given 18/04/1816 Not given Lower Court, Not given Tundridge Not given Suckley Allies John Douglass Anne 21/05/1818 Westbury-upon- Bristol Not given Not given late Rev. John Trim, Douglass Gloucestershire Allies Thomas, Rev. Hillhouse Caroline 23/03/1815 Clifton Henbury Not given Clifton James Martin Hillhouse Allies William Nichols Elizabeth 26/06/1817 St. Margaret's Alfrick, Not given Leicester late John Nichols Church, Worcestershire Westminster Allies Jabez Hartshorn Catherine 26/10/1820 Alfrick Tokenhouse Yard, Solicitor Clipston, late Wm. Hartshorn London Northamptonshire Allport Henry Curzon Thornley Ann Rebecca 11/07/1822 Not given Not given Not given Gilbert Stone House, Mr. Samuel Thornley Yardley Allport Joseph Chapman Mary Morton 28/12/1826 Not given West Bromwich Solicitor Birmingham Not given Almond C Smith Christiana 06/11/1823 Scarborough Episcopal Chapen, Not given Stratford Cottage, daughter of the late Georgiana Glasgow Stroud Hon Mrs Smith and neice to the Rt Hon Lord Donoughmore Alport Copner Mrs 02/12/1830 Not given Bristol Not given St.
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