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Bulford - Marriages 1911-1933 Bulford - Marriages 1911-1933 Officiating Officiating Groom's Father's Banns or Father's Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Given Witness 3 Witness 3 Given Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Father's Given Name Father's Occupation Bride's Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Father's Given Name Father's Occupation Witness 1 Given Names Minister Minister Notes Surname Surname Lic Surname Surname Surname Names Surname Names Surname Given Names 1911 17-Apr Lake William George 38 Widower Baker Bulford Lake Robert Deceased Baker Clay Elizabeth Jane 34 Widow Bulford Banns Keel John Gardener, Deceased Lake Ernest Henry Lake Alice Maud Irvine G. 1911 17-Apr Brooks William Harry 27 Bachelor Clerk St Neots Brooks Harry Carpenter Solman Beatrice Maud 26 Spinster Bulford Banns Solman William Labourer Solman Alfred Basil Solman Delilah Blanche Solman Virtue Emily Irvine G. 1911 07-May Read Frederick Edward 22 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Read William Blacksmith Sturgess Florence Ella 18 Spinster Bulford Banns Sturgess John Labourer Perrott Frederick Phillips Lillian Irvine G. 1911 23-Sep Nessling Joseph 29 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Nessling Joseph Sailor Mayorum Rose 27 Spinster Highgate,London Licence Mayorum Walter Sailor Hedges William Hedges Lucy Irvine G. 1911 23-Nov Byrne Edward 27 Bachelor Agent Bulford Byrne James ……….man Plank Alice 23 Spinster Bulford Banns Plank Henry Coachman Plank William Perry Millie Irvine G. 1912 07-Apr Moss Hewellyn Samuel Charles 66 Widower Bank Manager Romsey Moss William Professor of Music Baldwin Dorothy Florence Catherine 27 Spinster School Mistress Bulford Licence Baldwin Harry George Stone Mason McCube William McCube Agnes Harriett May Irvine G. 1912 27-Apr Rook Charles 28 Bachelor Builder Easebourne Rook Stephen Charles Builder Gd Reeves Florence Jennie 25 Spinster Bulford Banns Reeves Ambrose Farmer Bilk Frederick C. Reeves L. J. Rook Nella Irvine G. 1912 08-Jun Ostler Francis Frederick 29 Bachelor Soldier Waterloo,London Ostler William John Charles Esau Soldier Eales Alice Maud 20 Spinster Bulford Banns Eales Walter Reviewer Goodwich William Henry Hughs Margaret Eales William Thomas Irvine G. 1912 10-Jun Dodd Walter Edwin 21 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Dodd Alfred Shoemaker Jennings Eva 24 Spinster Scarborough Banns Jennings William Carter Sharman Thomas A. Sharman Charlotte Irvine G. 1912 24-Aug Mogford William John 29 Bachelor Groom Crookham Mogford William Gardener Solman Virtue Emily Margaret 21 Spinster Bulford Banns Solman William Labourer Brooks William Henry Young Edith Ellen Cross Edith Leila Mildred Irvine G. 1912 16-Oct Parker Charles Frederick 27 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Parker Frederick Labourer Timson Isobelda Violet 24 Spinster Bromley Banns Timson George Labourer Leybourn Percy Leybourne Mary Ethel Irvine G. 1913 05-Mar Peterkin Albert Ernest 27 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Peterkins Frederick Henry Bus Driver Buzar Mary 20 Spinster Bulford Banns Buzar George William Collins B. Collins Minnie Louisa Dawson S. Irvine G. 1913 15-Sep Dunn Henry Walter 28 Bachelor Chef Bulford Dunn Walter John Fitter Bennett Jane 28 Spinster Bulford Banns Bennett John Robert Contractor Coffin William Alfred Partridge Emily Irvine G. 1913 29-Sep Beauchamp Leonard George 29 Bachelor Col Major RE Gillingham,Kent Beauchamp John William Farmer Reeves Marion Eliza 28 Spinster School Mistress Bulford Banns Reeves Ambrose Farmer Watkins Alfred Reeves Lilian J. Beauchamp John K. Irvine G. 1913 29-Nov Earidge Bert Benjamin 27 Bachelor Gunner RFA Bulford Earidge Benjamin Gardener Sheppard Beatrice Annie 30 Spinster Bulford Banns Sheppard Richard Gardener Eridge W. Cook G. Irvine G. 1914 13-Apr Papworth Walter William 33 Bachelor Stoker Hammersmith Papworth John William Labourer Solman Blanche Delilah 25 Spinster Bulford Banns Solman William Labourer Papworth Joseph Keel Kate Cross Leila Irvine G. 1914 16-May Burton Henry John Topping 31 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Burton George Frederick Stock man Powell Kathleen 32 Spinster Southwark Banns Powell Robert Labourer Beagley James W. Carter Arthur T. Irvine G. 1914 03-Sep Liming Frederick May 29 Bachelor Staff Sgt Major Bulford Liming Jethro Builder Speirs Helen Frances 29 Spinster Fleet, Hants Licence Speirs John Robert Store Keeper Speirs Frances Sarah Cook Ernst Irvine G. 1914 08-Sep Walton Alfred Henry 34 Bachelor Army Sgt Major Bulford Walton William Squadron Sgt Major Evans Annie 37 Widow Luton Banns Thorgood Joseph Gardener Hibs Harry Carter H. Irvine G. 1914 29-Sep Osgood William David 28 Bachelor Driver 33 Bat RFA Bulford Osgood Stephen Blacksmith Gilfillan Agnes 21 Spinster Glasgow Licence Gilfillan John Marshall Army Scripture Reader Hedges Liny Hedges William Irvine G. 1914 12-Nov Marshall John Marson 25 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Marshall Henry Gardener Agar Eva Weston 27 Spinster Leicester Licence Agar James Master Mason Marshall Sarah Hedges W. Irvine G. 1914 20-Dec Hay Frank 25 Bachelor Railway Clerk Bulford Hay William Store Keeper Palmer May Beatrice 20 Spinster Durrington Banns Palmer George Soldier Erp Hilma Harriett Cowling Herbert Irvine G. 1915 09-Feb Harris Harry 24 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Harris William Alfred Joseph Builder Hayter Lilian 20 Spinster Bulford Licence Hayter William Barracks Warden Hayter William Hayter Gertrude Irvine G. 1915 05-Mar Mutlow Francis Smith 22 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Mutlow Harry Carpenter Sevier Ethel May 19 Spinster Milford, Salisbury Sevier Charles Dairyman Beeson Mabel Sevier Harriet Irvine G. 1915 15-May Smith John Marson 27 Bachelor Sgt Army Vet Cor Bulford Smith John William Joiner Mcilroy Kathleen Full age Spinster Upton Park Licence McIlroy Edward Chef McIlroy Katherine Brewer Stanley Clayton Wilfred 1915 12-Jul Ranyell Charles Thomas 29 Bachelor Saddler Yorks Dragoons Bulford Ranyell John Dunton Fishmonger, Deceased Munk Clare 32 Spinster Peterborough Licence Munk William Foreman Whysall Catherine Hedges W. Clayton Wilfred 1915 20-Sep Hickson Ernest 52 Bachelor Staff Sgt A.V.C. Bulford Hickson Edward Mineral Water Manufacturer Hayter Emily 26 Spinster Bulford Camp Licence Hayter William Barrack Dept Hayter William Lirman James Hayter Gertrude Cameron Colin 1915 01-Oct Ellis George Harry 22 Bachelor M.T: A.S.C. Army Bulford Camp Ellis Edmund Furniture Dealer Meek Susanna 20 Spinster Bulford Meek Edward James Chef Lowrey William Perrett Elizabeth Ann Lemon E. I. R 1915 09-Oct Bryant William Robert 24 Bachelor Sgt 1st Worcester Regt Bulford Bryant Robert Huntley Barrack Warden Murphy Alice Frances 24 Spinster Bulford Licence Murphy Alfred George Royal Flying Corps Bryant Robert Huntley Harrison Mary Bryant Elsepth O'Rake B. G. 1915 16-Oct Osbon Henry Thomas 24 Bachelor M.T: A.S.C. Army Bulford Osbon Henry Thomas Carter Hooper Jessie Florence 29 Spinster Wareham, Dorset Banns Hooper James Tailor Hooper Alice Hooper Arthur Clayton Wilfred 1915 17-Nov Scourse Frederick William 32 Bachelor Jockey Durrington Scourse Walter Brickmaker Pearce Hilda Mary 21 Spinster Bulford Banns Pearce Edward Farmer Harris Ellen Ruth Brown Hilda Kathleen Clayton Wilfred 1915 28-Nov Curtis Mac Gordon 21 Bachelor Private Canadian Army Bulford Curtis Mac Gordon Stage Manager, Deceased Blanchard Daisy Alfreda Rose Mary 20 Spinster Bulford Licence Blanchard William Carpenter, Deceased Blanchard William Herbert Keel Rose May Clayton Wilfred 1916 05-Feb Grant Henry Albert 33 Bachelor Stoker Bulford Grant Frank Adolfhus Gardener Swatton Rosina 33 Spinster Bulford Banns Swatton William Farm Labourer, Deceased Swatton Winifred Alice Plank Hubert Walter Clayton Wilfred 1916 25-Apr Macdonald Claude 28 Bachelor Sgt East Lancs Regt Bulford Macdonald Arthur Major, Deceased Lancaster Janet Alice McMyn 29 Spinster Blackburn, Lancs Licence Lancaster James Timber Merchant Lancaster James Hedges Lucy Clayton Wilfred 1916 14-May Elphick Clifford Frederick 27 Bachelor Pvt 4th Dragoon Guard British Expeditionary Force Elphick Stephen Labourer, Deceased Swatton Winifred Alice 24 Spinster Bulford Licence Swatton William Labourer, Deceased Swatton Mary Jane Grant Henry Albert Clayton Wilfred 1916 12-Jul Hemsworth Albert 23 Bachelor Private R.O.M Bulford Camp Hemsworth Joseph Pedler Harding Rose 23 Spinster Pudsey, Yorks Licence Harding Arthur Shoemaker Hamblet S. J. Hall J. H. Clayton Wilfred 1916 20-Jul Lacey Charles James 23 Bachelor Soldier Bulford Lacey Peter Albert Bootmaker Bull Nellie 25 Spinster Hayes, Middlesex Licence Bull James William Deceased Bull Margaret Irene Snelling George Edwatd Carpenter Horace J. 1916 30-Aug Martel Thomas Bochet 26 Bachelor Pvt A.S.C. Bulford Camp Martel Thomas Retired Arnold Agnes 27 Spinster Cardiff Licence Arnold Richard Average Adjuster Arnold Richard Arnold A. M. Gibbs Ruby L. Clayton Wilfred 1916 12-Sep Joslin Wilfred Dingly 24 Bachelor 2nd Lieut A.S.C. Bulford Camp Joslin Fred Iron Founder Bright Iris Elizabeth 23 Spinster Bristol Licence Bright Thomas Gentleman Joslin Fred Bryan William Raymond Carpenter H. J. 1917 17-Mar Pike Frank 26 Bachelor Carter Bulford Pike Charles Henry Carter, Deceased Sturgess Alice Emily 24 Spinster Bulford Banns Sturgess Albert Carter May Frank Sturgess Florence Ellen Clayton Wilfred 1917 31-Mar Cuninghamt Hussey Burgh Fairlie 26 Bachelor Gunner Australian Artillary Bulford Cuninghamt William Edmund Faielie Grazier Stewart Alice Mona 23 Spinster Kensington Licence Stewart Robert Doctor, Deceased Kerr L. Ratherford Darvall …. Maude Clayton Wilfred 1917 14-Apr Low John 21 Bachelor Lieut R.F.A. Bulford Low John Manwell Lieut Col West Riding, DeceasedStevens
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