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Marriage detail:
Where married:
Conducted by: W T Dutton.
Type: Banns.
Date:
25 Sep 1900.
Husband details:
Name: James Harding.
Husband's age: 27.
Husband Signed?: Signed.
Husband's Condition: Bachelor.
Husband's Abode: 4 Blechynden Street Southampton.
Husband's Occupation: Quarryman.
Husband's Father: Robert Harding.
Occupation of the husband's father: Labourer.
Wife details:
Name: Ethel Miriam Dibley.
Wife Signed?: Signed.
Wife's Condition: Spinster.
Wife's Abode: Sidlesham.
Wife's Occupation: Unknown or not given.
Wife's Father: Henry Dibley.
Occupation of the wife's father: Market Gardener.
Witnesses:
Witness 1: Agnes Dibley.
Witness 2: Margaret Adeline Dibley.
Witness 3: Henry Pryer.
Witness 4: Elizabeth Pryer.
Register details:
Page: 175.
Entry: 350.
Transcription details:
Transcribed by: Stacey Gardner.
Batch: Unknown.
Source: Sidlesham Marriage Registers.
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