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1	1829 Parish Register reads: Alexander Gillespie, Shopkeeper in Glasgow & Catherine McKellar residing there married 21st July by Mr Adam ?? - ?? Minister in Barony .	Family: F1263
2	Agatha Agnes married as Gertrude Catherine Agnes (ex Brian Bonisch & NZ Marriages 1836-1956 V2)	Family: F975
3	All Saints Church was founded 1839. Name: Emma Lydia GUY & Charles Lee WILDBORE Year of Registration: 1861 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar District: Islington County: Greater London, London, Middlesex Volume: 1b Page: 232	Family: F12
4	Although I have found the BANNS in St Michael's Register, I have not been able to find their marriage in this church. Note that the BANNS were read as MOOR Banns also read at St Andrew, Bradfield: 1860 Jan/Feb Frederick MOORE of Tilehurst & Selina WHEELER otp Feb 14 Marriage also found at St Andrew, Bradfield 1860, Feb 14 Frederick MOORE / 31 / Cordwainer / Tilehurst Father : James / Cordwainer Selina WHEELER / 29 / / Bradfield Father : John / Woodman Wit: Charles White; Eliza Wheeler (Ex BerksFHS Bradfield - St Andrew & Methodist Chapel Parish Registers CD)	Family: F690
5	Annie Josephine married as Helena	Family: F977
6	Antonia Clara married as Clara Elizabeth Mary	Family: F974
7	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F245
8	Bradfield, 25 October 1873 Moore, 22, bachelor, labourer, son of Edmund Moore, shoemaker Lovegrove, 17, spinster, daughter of John Lovegrove, publican in the presence of Henry Wigmore and Caroline Moore	Family: F1107
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F381
10	Charles and Anne married in the Picton Registry Office	Family: F723
11	Copy of Marrige Entry ex Loretta Eicke: John was a 37 yr old Labourer of Baltonsborough Patience was a 28 yr old spinster of Baltonsborough Married in the Parish Church following Banns. Both made their mark. Witnesses : Thomas Burge (made his mark) and Robert H. Wetherill (signed). Curate was Charles Cornish.	Family: F560
12	County : Nottinghamshire Place : Nottingham Church : St Mary Register Number : n/s Marriage Date : 18 Apr 1724 Groom Forename : Samuel Groom Surname : WILDBORE Groom Age : n/s Groom Parish : n/s Groom Condition : n/s Groom Occupation : n/s Groom Abode : n/s Bride Forename : Elizabeth BrideSurname : IVES Bride Age : n/s Bride Parish : n/s Bride Condition : n/s Bride Occupation : n/s Bride Abode n/s Groom Father Forename : n/s Groom Father Surname : n/s Groom Father Occupation : n/s Bride Father Forename : n/s Bride Father Surname : n/s Bride Father Occupation : n/s Witness One Forename/Surname : n/s Witness Two Forename/Surname : n/s Notes File Number : 4877	Family: F1356
13	Date of 10 November 1888 from Roger Williams. I had 9 November 1886 from source unknown.	Family: F157
14	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F654
15	Eliza married as Eliza T Priest. (Reference : NZSG Marriage Index CD)	Family: F1312
16	Evening Post, Volume LXI, Issue 53, 5 March 1901, Page 6 MARRIAGE. FIELDES- WELLS: At Wellington, Harry, eldest son of James Fieldes, of Nelson, to Kathleen Esther, third daughter of J. W. Wells, Feilding. Nelson papers please copy. (Ex Papers Past website)	Family: F1238
17	Ex BerkFHS Bradfield Parish Registers CD: Marriage Jan 5, 1760 .. William WARNER & Frances PARR botp Wit: Edward Simmons, John Holloway	Family: F358
18	Ex BerksFHS Bradfield - St Andrew & Methodist Chapel Parish Registers CD: Marriage Jul 10, 1780 Moses WHEELER & Sarah WARNER botp Wit: John Pocock, Richard Gardner	Family: F1244
19	Ex BerksFHS Bradfield - St Andrew & Methodist Chapel Parish Registers CD: Oct 21, 1882 Tom William WIGMORE / 22 / Scaffolder / Bucklebury Father : Charles / Woodman Caroline MOORE / 27 / / Bradfield Father : Edmond / Bootmaker Wit: Charles Albert Payne; Sarah Burborough	Family: F794
20	Ex Canterbury Library Index - Extracted by Beverley Evans: William Edward AYERS & Elizabeth CARTER m. 26 June 1895 at St. Andrews Pres. Church Ages:22/22, bachelor/spinster, Born : Oxfordshire, England/Greenpark,Canterbury, NZ, usual address: Greenpark Parents: William (labourer) & Ann AYERS nee GONGLE George (farmer) & Caroline Carter nee DODS Witnesses: George AYERS (Greenpark) & Jane Carter of Chch	Family: F701
21	Ex Canterbury Library Index - Transcribed by Beverley Evans : Florence Jane AYERS & Charles Edward BRASSINGTON m. 26 August 1908 at St. Marks, Greenpark, Canterbury Ages: 28/20, bach/sp, Born : Staffordshire/Greenpark, usual address: Leeston Parents: Arthur William & Annie Brassington nee DALE William & Annie AYERS nee GOUGH Witness: Lily Lavinnia AYERS, Greenpark	Family: F1007
22	Ex Canterbury Library Index - Transcribed by Beverley Evans: Anne Fanny AYERS & John Hurley NORTHCOTE m. 29 May 1883 at St. Marks, Greenpark Ages: 23/18, occ: labourer Born: Sherborne, England/ Whitney, Oxford, England, Parents: James Newbury & Amelia Northcote nee CORRY ( farmer) William & Anne AYERS nee GOUGH Witnesses: Elizabeth Harriett AYERS Tai-Tapu	Family: F928
23	Ex FreeREG: County Lincolnshire Place Tetney Church St Peter & St Paul RegisterNumber 64 MarriageDate 01 Jan 1793 GroomForename Richard GroomSurname BORMAN GroomAbode Tetney BrideForename Anne BrideSurname RHODES BrideAbode Tetney WitnessOneForename George WitnessOneSurname TROUT WitnessTwoForename John WitnessTwoSurname TOWELL Notes By Licence. Bride signed X. FileNumber 7440	Family: F1375
24	Ex LDS On-line database: Groom name : Arthur/Pawlowski Bride name : Elizabeth/Brickland Marriage place : St Michael, Chester, Cheshire, England Event date : 14 Aug 1899 Father of groom name : Joseph/Pawlowski Mother of groom name : Father of bride name : Joseph/Brickland Mother of bride name : Groom age : 26y Bride age : 23y Marital status : Bride marital status : Groom birth place : Bride birth place : Image number : 358 Film number : 2045916 Item number : items 1-5 Reference number : item 2 p 96 Digital GS number : 4018773 Collection : Cheshire, Church of England Marriage Records 1538-1907	Family: F639
25	Ex NZSG Marriages 1836-1956 Index: Year 1898 Folio 4150 Surname WILDBORE Given Names Louisa Maud Sex F Spouse MOORE Given Names Herbert (no other names listed)	Family: F89
26	Ex NZSG Marriages CD: Year 1872 Folio 1579 Surname TRASK Given Names John Francis Sex M Spouse MERCER - Emily Note: Francis Reuben Vs Francis John	Family: F329
27	Ex NZSG NZ Marriages Index 1836 - 1956 Year 1917 Folio 1446 Surname ALLINGTON Given Names Frances Kate Sex F Spouse BARKER, Frances Kate	Family: F1178
28	Ex on-line BC Archives: Vital Event Marriage Registration Groom Name: Egnar Axel Sandahl Bride Name: Rebecca Louise Weston Event Date: 1926 9 8 (Yr/Mo/Day) Event Place: Vancouver Reg. Number: 1926-09-304268 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13751 GSU Microfilm Number: 2074504	Family: F93
29	Ex On-line BC Archives: Vital Event Marriage Registration Groom Name: Elwood Stanley Sandahl Bride Name: Zetta May Atchison Event Date: 1925 10 6 (Yr/Mo/Day) Event Place: Kamloops Reg. Number: 1925-09-294449 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13750 GSU Microfilm Number: 2074320	Family: F255
30	Ex On-line BC Archives: Vital Event Marriage Registration Groom Name: Henry Edmond Brickland Bride Name: Sigrid Ingyard Sandahl Event Date: 1914. 4. 8 (Yr/Mo/Day) Event Place: Kamloops Reg. Number: 1914-09-141868 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B11384 GSU Microfilm Number: 1983977	Family: F1
31	Extract from Lyttelton Times, Wednesday February 5th, 1862, P.4 (Courtesy of Mavis Donnelly) also published : Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 14, 12th February 1862, Page 2 (Coutesy of Papers Past) Elopement - The quietness of Akaroa was somewhat disturbed by the elopement of a young couple on Wednesday the 22nd January last. It appears that the young lady, who has suffered for a length of time from the harsh conduct of an uncle, who is her guardian, had formed an attachment, which ended in an elopement with a young man of her acquaintance, her guardian of course disapproving of the match. They left Akaroa in the middle of the night, and arrived at Pigeon Bay early in the morning, covered with mud from the dirty state of the roads. Having been hospitably treated there by a gentleman famous for his liberality, they prepared to take their departure by the mail boat. In the meantime however an unlooked for difficulty in the shape of the old uncle appeared, accompanied by a young gentleman who had aspired to the fair one's hand with his consent. These latter searched about for the missing ones and at length discovered them hiding among some trees. Then commenced an altercation in French, interspersed with imprecations on each other's head. The old man took the girl by one arm and the gay lothario by the other, but the muscular arm of the blacksmith (for he was a blacksmith) prevailed, and he carried his intended on his back through the sea to the boat, and then shoved off, amidst cheers and hurrahs from a number of spectators on shore. The discomfited party followed up to his middle in water and reached the boat, a feat which only procured him a ducking for his pains. After some altercation they all got into the boat and proceeded to Lyttelton, the young couple to see a clergyman, and the others to appeal to the Resident Magistrate. It seems however that before they reached Lyttelton all differences were settled and they have proceeded back to Akaroa to be joined together with the consent of all parties concerned at the Hymeneal Alter. *********************************** Marriage Certificate states: Jan 28th 1862 at the Office of the Registrar, Akaroa Edmond Emile, 29 yo Blacksmith (Bachelor) Madeline Gerzan, 21 yo Servant (Spinster) Officiating Registrar was Daniel Watkins *********************************** Information from Mavis Donnelly: In the Register (Vol 1 No 64) of the Station of the Assumption at Akaroa it is recorded : Le 30 du mois d'avril 1862 j'ai béni a Akaroa le mariage de Edmond Emile Leprou et Magdeleine Gerzau, célibré dans le même ville le 28 janvier de la même année devant le Registrar. (Signed by Chervier) [ On the 30th April 1862, I blessed at Akaroa the marriage of Edmond Emile Leprou and Magdeleine Gerzau, celebrated in the same town on the 28th January the same year before the Registrar] ************************************	Family: F22
32	For more source detail contact Peter Moore :	Family: F102
33	George married as George Henry NEWNS and Isabella as Isabella Pimlett (or Pimlott) PERRY.	Family: F1174
34	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F25
35	Groom married as John Henry Thomas ZIEGLER	Family: F309
36	Harry married as "Henry Royden Moore"	Family: F1366
37	History of St Peter's Church Courtesy of Akaroa Civic Trust website - www.historicakaroa.co.nz (worth a visit) The first Anglican services were held in the warehouse of the Nanto-Bordelaise Company and in 1851, Rev. W.J. Aylmer arrived from England to be the first resident incumbent in Akaroa. The following year Samuel Farr designed the first St. Peter's church, erected in Church Street. The Church Street church proved too small and has since been demolished. St. Peters is the second Anglican church and was built in 1863. John Watson, Akaroa's second magistrate, donated the more central site in Rue Balguerie. The building of St. Peter's was made possible by grants from the Canterbury Provincial government, the Diocese, the sale of the Church Street church and subscriptions from personal donors. The architect is unknown, but Jonathan Mane from the University of Canterbury thinks that the church nave is likely to have been designed by architectural vicar of Onehunga, Dr. A.G. Purchas. The distinctive entrance tower and spire bear a strong resemblance to St. Stephan's Tuahiwi, also designed by Purchas. The timber cost £160, the site was cleared for £15 and the payment to the builders, George Checkley, Joseph Bates and Robert Newton amounted to £242. Work commenced in 1863 and was completed in 1864. It is thought to be a Selwyn church after George Augustus Selwyn, the first Bishop of New Zealand. At a meeting of parishioners thirteen years later, Mr. Penlington referring to the need to enlarge the church, said that when he brought his wife and eleven children to worship, he liked to be near them to keep them in order, but was obliged to seat his wife in one place and his family in another. Plans for enlarging the church by moving the sanctuary eastward, and giving more space where the organ and choir now are, were drawn up by Messrs Kane and Drewett. Mr. Penlington's tender of £280 was accepted and the new transepts were formally opened on Wednesday April 25, 1877. (Gwenda Turner) (The HPT records disagree with this and state...In 1876, Benjamin Mountfort designed the transepts and chancel. ) These additions and the original 1863 portion were separately consecrated by Bishop Harper. There is a single grave in the churchyard and it has caused some controversy over the years. The inscription on it reads "Sacred to the memory of Rev. E.B. Nevill, curate of Wanganui, died January 31, 1875." His brother, the first Bishop of Dunedin decided that the curate should be buried here, and as there was no vicar in Akaroa at the time, the Bishop chose the place of burial and found a grave digger who worked through the night in the rain, the Bishop bringing him hot drinks. At about 4am the grave was ready, the coffin was brought and the Bishop read the burial service. That morning he left by stage coach for Pigeon Bay, Lyttelton and Christchurch. Two years later, the vestry considered removing the body, but it was decided the body should remain, but not set a precedent for further interment in the churchyard. Services are held at St. Peter's church each Sunday starting at 9:00am. More information on the interior fittings of the church are available on a pamphlet held in the foyer. Design Notes Early English Gothic Revival style. Paired lancet windows, entrance tower. St. Peter's is an elegant design with vertical timbering and high Gothic windows. It is sited in a slightly elevated position where the finely proportioned tower creates a focal point in that part of the township. The interior has a fine gallery at the West End. History and Design Information Sources HPT Listing Gwenda Turner "Akaroa" Leaflet "The Anglican Chruch of St,. Peter"	Family: F16
38	In the Parish Register Frederick states his age to be 42 yo (should be 50yo) Ann Elizabeth states her age as 22 yo.	Family: F754
39	Information ex Lee Rutherford: Married in All Saints Church, Nelson Witnesses were: P.M.Mauchline - Winifred's (married) sister Richard Robert Rawson - William's half sister's husband	Family: F356
40	Isabella married as Jean STEVEN	Family: F725
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F45
42	Marriage by Licence Oct 14 John BOSHER & Mary PARR botp Wit: Richard Lovell, Richard Gardner Marriage Licence issued 11th October 1775	Family: F1158
43	Marriage Banns: 18th, 25th September and 2nd October 1757 Witnesses: Massey Searle and Edward Simmons	Family: F658
44	Marriage Transcript reads : Arthur William RUMBLE / 20 / Labourer / Bradfield Father : Arthur William / Labourer Caroline Kate MOORE / 20 / / Bradfield Father : George / Labourer Witnesses : Ernest Holloway; Edith Clara Wigmore	Family: F1289
45	Marriage was solemnized at the Independent Chapel, Broad Street in the District of Reading	Family: F793
46	Married at 16 Patna Road, Kirkmichael (Margaret Green)	Family: F1259
47	Married at St David's Church , Terrace End , Palmerston North , NZ	Family: F494
48	Married at the Bluebell Hotel, Ayr (Margaret Green)	Family: F1258
49	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F584
50	Married by Rev. Dr Haunsell	Family: F857