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  1. 24-03-2018, 9:25 PM #1
    Mitch in Notts
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    Default 1724 Marriage Entry

    Chapelry of Brassington, Parish of Bradbourne, Derbyshire, General Register:
    "William TOPLIS and Mary ALLSOP both of this town were married by ***** of Licence May ye 16th 1724."
    What is the missing word?




    Slightly puzzled as this couple obtained a marriage licence on August the 8th 1724 & married at South Wingfield on August the 9th 1724, both of Brassington.....
    So twice married!
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  2. 24-03-2018, 9:31 PM #2
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    Vertue (as in virtue)?

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  3. 24-03-2018, 10:00 PM #3
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    Thanks Pam!
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