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  1. Chimp

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    William Parker, bachelor, full age, mariner married Ann Jones, spinster, full age, in the parish church in Conway, Carnarvonshire, Wales on 28th January 1866. (Image on FMP)

    Can anyone make out what is written under Ann's name?

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    Don't know if this will have any bearing on the case but there is no father for Ann.
     
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    (born out of wedlock) ;)
     
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    Thanks Jan, I just added a piece to my initial post. Now what you answer with makes sense.
     
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    MollyMay Knows where to find the answers!

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    What an obnoxious thing to write on someone's marriage cert!:(
     
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    That was the church back then. They were in charge and by god they were going to show it.
     
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    MollyMay Knows where to find the answers!

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    He had a long memory too!
     
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    I think it was because she hadn't given a fathers name.
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    MollyMay Knows where to find the answers!

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    I forgive him - just a little bit:D
     
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    Awww you give in to easy :D
     
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    Findem The Fearless One. Rest in Peace.

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    Bearing in mind some church incumbents lack of charitable attitude, it's no wonder some people when marrying gave a 'made up' father's name. :(
     
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    Ma-dotcom A Bonza Little Digger!

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    More likely by "me the very reverand" whose-it.
     
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    William was born in Springfield, Essex and was baptised on 19th March 1843 in Chelmsford. The rest of his siblings were born in different places. His father, also a William :rolleyes: was a plate layer and went where work took him. Although, William junior was a mariner on his marriage he gave that up and became a painter. What sort of painter I have no idea.

    His father, William Parker married Elizabeth Smith, When and where..... who knows....with them moving around so much they could have been married anywhere.
     
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    Bay Horse Can be a bit of a dark horse

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    John. He certainly got around, John. :)
     
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