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Benjy_Bumble

Benjy_Bumble Report 21 Mar 2005 23:24

Has anyone got any details of a marriage between Joseph Lewis and Jennifer Bell. It would be around the year of 1925 in the County Durham region, more than likely around Chester le Street/Birtley areas. If anyone knows of this marriage, information would be much appreciative, Regards, Ben.

Sam

Sam Report 21 Mar 2005 23:31

Is this it? Brides christian name differs though it is the only one in 1925 for Joseph Lewis. Surname Forename(s) Year District BELL Jane 1925 Durham Northern LEWIS Joseph 1925 Durham Northern You cansearch yourself for free at: http://www.durham.gov.uk/gro/newgro.nsf/search?open&C0859082210321032005$ Apparently all marriages for Durham are complete so this probably is the right one. Sam

Benjy_Bumble

Benjy_Bumble Report 21 Mar 2005 23:33

I have came across this marriage, I was just double-double checking that because her name is Jane Bell on the marriage record and has always been known as Jennifer or Jennie??? It seems this is likely. Many thanks for your help Sam. Regards, Ben.

Unknown

Unknown Report 21 Mar 2005 23:39

Jane Carlyle (wife of Thomas Carlyle the historian) was called Jenny by her friends. nell

Benjy_Bumble

Benjy_Bumble Report 21 Mar 2005 23:57

Sorry for the delay but many thanks. Ben.