Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? (General)
My memory might be a bit hazy but I believe an Act of around 1836 allowed a registrar to issue a license or certificate (which remained valid for about 3 months) which a couple could then take to any place authorized to conduct marriages and have the ceremony take place. However, the legality was a bit ambiguous and many clergy held it to be at odds with canon law. Maybe this might explain the entry. I gather it was somewhat rare.
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- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Paul Andrews,
2013-07-15, 20:37
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Mike Pinchin,
2013-07-17, 20:38
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Paul Andrews,
2013-07-17, 20:54
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Mike Pinchin,
2013-07-17, 23:11
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? - Paul Andrews, 2013-07-18, 10:17
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Mike Pinchin,
2013-07-17, 23:11
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Paul Andrews,
2013-07-17, 20:54
- Marriage by Licence or Banns or Certificate? -
Mike Pinchin,
2013-07-17, 20:38