Marriage record for Keeble and Pollard in Norfolk

Murfomurf

Murfomurf

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Anne known as Hannah Keeble (herself illegitimate) had an illegitimate child named Jeremiah Keeble in 1822 and no one was listed as the suspected father. Then in 1847 Jeremiah married and his mother's husband was named as his father:
FreeReg: 17 Jan 1847 • St Nicholas' Church, North Lopham, Norfolk, England; PR Reg Transcr File line 216;
Groom Jeremiah KEEBLE
Bride Lucy KERRIDGE
Groom's father Natal POLLARD
Bride's father Thomas KERRIDGE
Wit1 Isaac KEEBLE Wit2 Hannah KEEBLE

My query is: Where is the Marriage of Anne/Hannah Keeble and Natal/Nathanial Pollard? I've tried the A-site, FreeReg and FreeBMD without success. I cannot seem to locate a Census record for this family either- may be blind as a bat.
 
Daft Bat said:
Maybe they didn't marry. :)

One of my several greats was Mary Ann Dean CROSS. She named her father as William DEAN at her marriage but Mary's mother Sarah CROSS never married William.
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That's what I think too- but trying to find some evidence to the contrary until I write it down! I have 3 generations of illegitimacy/non-marriage in this mob and another case of completely foreign surname suddenly appearing, but the DNA still works! Sheesh! Trying to follow the "genetic" surnames...
 
Daft Bat said:
Maybe they didn't marry. :)

One of my several greats was Mary Ann Dean CROSS. She named her father as William DEAN at her marriage but Mary's mother Sarah CROSS never married William.
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Same with my g-grandparents. I have left no stone unturned looking for a marriage down the years, yet the family response is to roll eyes and say, "Of course they were married." G-GF deserted our family and 'married' another woman, more children with his name, but there was definite evidence of non-marriage there. He was just a very convincing fibber.
 
Bay Horse said:
Same with my g-grandparents...definite evidence of non-marriage there. He was just a very convincing fibber.
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Hmm- just got a reply from a woman who has 3 generations of illegitimacy down one of my father's maternal lines. I managed to trace her with DNA but the surnames are all over the place! Her biological father also had 2 other illegitimate children besides her and only one inside his marriage! I hope his wife was completely in the dark...
 
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