Cited from General Register Office of England and Wales

Transcription

Marriage at The Parish Church in the Registration District of Caxton and Arrington, district of Parish of Gamlingay, Cambridge, 1838, no. 7. Married 15 Feb 1838; Philip Whitbread, age of full age, condition Bachelor, occupation Labourer, residence Gamlingay and Charlotte Ginn, age of full age, condition Spinster, residence Gamlingay; groom's father Joseph Whitbread, Labourer; bride's father Thomas Ginn, Labourer; married by Banns according to the rites of the Established Church; groom could not sign name, bride could not sign name; witnesses Mar Ann Peters (signed), Samuel Arnold (signed)

Other Information #

6 events have been derived from this evidence.

• Philip Whitbread★ Occupation recorded as labourer on 15 Feb, 1838
• Philip Whitbread★ resided on 15 Feb, 1838 in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire
• Philip Whitbread★ and Charlotte Ginn★ married on 15 Feb, 1838 at St. Mary's Church, Gamlingay
• Thomas Ginn★ Occupation recorded as labourer on 15 Feb, 1838
• Charlotte Ginn★ resided on 15 Feb, 1838 in Gamlingay
• Joseph Whitebread★ Occupation recorded as labourer on 15 Feb, 1838

Full Citation

General Register Office of England and Wales; Marriage entry for Philip Whitbread and Charlotte Ginn, Caxton and Arrington, Jan-Mar Qtr 1838, Vol 14, Page 33, No 7; Certified copy obtained 6 Jun 2024.