You can bet that the odd one will be mine.
Audrey
re Registration certs.....
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ASGROOMBRIDGE
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RE Registration
Hi Jean,
You can bet that the odd one will be mine.
Audrey
You can bet that the odd one will be mine.
Audrey
Looking for McGowan Anderson Fleming Sommerville Waddell in Lanarkshire. Semple Murray Baird Thompson Hutchinson in Annan Dumfriesshire Baird and Hutchinson also in Kirkinner Wigtonshire and Semple family of Annan Glasgow and Edinburgh
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DavidWW
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I've only ever come across this situation once, where the registration of a marirage by Sheriff's Warrant was allowed to be made despite the fact that the couple weren't present, - can't for the moment recall what excuse they had, but it was obviously accepted by the registrar.JustJean wrote:Ok Montrose Budie.....I'm curious and have a question for you.....why isn't the original signature on the other 1 out of 1000 example from a sheriff's warrant ceremony?.....
Best wishes
Jean
David aka Montrose Budie (the only way sometimes that I can check on posts since last visit........... plus it allows me to look at the site without Admin Group priviledges
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DavidWW
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A subltety here. When they visited the registrar's office they were already married, and had been since the day when they went through the Marriage by Declaration. The procedure with the Sheriff Court and the visit to the registrar was the only way to get an entry in the statutory marriage register.ninatoo wrote:I have a marriage by Sherrif's Warrant and it is signed by the parties marrying.
David
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