County Marriages at Register Office
or Registrar Attended

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Wirral

The entries above have been extracted from the Cheshire BMD website:
http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/

If you wish to order a full certificate, the reference number can be found on Chehsire BMD Website where you can also print out an application form.

The entries above marked with an asterisk have extra entries for the same reference number.

The reasons for an extra entry can be one of the following:

• Remarriage. Where the lady is remarrying and both her maiden name and former married name are on the entry in the register, then both are listed in the indexes. It is not possible to tell from the indexes which is the maiden name.
• Change of name. Some entries in the register show alternative names for both firstnames and surnames. All will be listed in the indexes.
• Poor writing. Where the original handwriting in the register is unclear all possible interpretations are listed in the indexes.
• Parent's surname differs from child's. For example, if a child is raised by the mother without the father being present, he or she may have taken the mother's surname, so when the parent's surname differs on the entry in the register, both surnames may be used in the index.
• Difference between the name as entered by the registrar and the name as signed.
• Alias names (also known as / formerly known as).
• Hyphenated surnames may be listed as both names and/or each name separately.

LANCASHIRE

Barton on Irwell

Bury

Hyndburn

Liverpool

Manchester

Oldham

Ormskirk

Prescot

Salford

Toxteth Park, Liverpool

West Derby

Wigan

The entries above have been extracted from the Lancashire BMD website:
http://lancashirebmd.org.uk/

If you wish to order a full certificate, the reference number can be found on Lancashire BMD website where you can also print out an application form.

The entries above marked with an asterisk have extra entries for the same reference number.

The reasons for an extra entry can be one of the following:

• Remarriage. Where the lady is remarrying and both her maiden name and former married name are on the entry in the register, then both are listed in the indexes. It is not possible to tell from the indexes which is the maiden name.
• Change of name. Some entries in the register show alternative names for both firstnames and surnames. All will be listed in the indexes.
• Poor writing. Where the original handwriting in the register is unclear all possible interpretations are listed in the indexes.
• Parent's surname differs from child's. For example, if a child is raised by the mother without the father being present, he or she may have taken the mother's surname, so when the parent's surname differs on the entry in the register, both surnames may be used in the index.
• Difference between the name as entered by the registrar and the name as signed.
• Alias names (also known as / formerly known as).
• Hyphenated surnames may be listed as both names and/or each name separately.

STAFFORDSHIRE (www.staffordshirebmd.org.uk)

Cannock Chase
1945 Kenneth Earlam to Doris M Jones

Cheadle Civil Marriage
1867 Thomas Earlam to Sarah C. Billinge