Would a widow, re-marrying c.1860 in England, be registered under her maiden or married name? Which name(s) should I use to search e.g. FreeBMD and the on-line I.G.I.
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14-03-2005 1:39 PM #1A fountain of knowledge
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14-03-2005 2:03 PM #2Starting to feel at home.
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I would have thought married name - in the instance of a much married GGG Grandmother she was noted down as her married surname (for the previous husband...). However, if nothing comes up definately try both.
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14-03-2005 2:10 PM #3Loves to help with queries.
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Her married name is nearly always the one to look for. The 2nd marriage certificate might have a "formerly ...." for her maiden name, else her father's name will reveal it. I can't think of one instance so far in my research that the maiden name is used after marriage.
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