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|    Geoff to Chris Pitt Lewis    |
|    Re: Boyds Marriage Index    |
|    31 Mar 24 16:35:40    |
      From: onlyme101@btinternet.com              Chris Pitt Lewis wrote:              > On 31/03/2024 12:17, Geoff wrote:       > > I don't normally ask for favours as I don't consider it fair to use       > > other peolples resources but I have one ancestor that I cannot       > > locate on Ancestry. He appears on Find my Past but as I am       > > already paying a fortune for Ancestry, I can't afford to pay for       > > FMP as well for just one look-up. If anyone can help, I would be       > > truly grateful.       > >       > > Does anyone have access to Boyds Marriage Index?       > > There is a record of an Andrew Hastings being married in 1678 but       > > who was he married to and where in Norfolk did it take place. I       > > cannot find it in any other source, neither can find any other       > > access to Boyds Marriage Index online.       > >       > > Any information would be much appreciated.       > >       > > Geoff.       >       > Boyd says "Andr Hastings and Margaret Tanton, 1678, Horning".       >       > HOWEVER, Horning is one of the Norfolk PRs also in FMP, and that is       > not what the register says. FMP has transcribed his surname as       > HAGTON, but I don't think that is right either. It might be Hastow or       > Hastons, but I am not sure about the first s.       >       > The entry says:       > "mar. Andrew Hastons[?] of Heigham Singleman and Margaret Taunton of       > Horning Single woman were maried Januar: 13 1678" [i.e. 1678/9] I       > wonder if what Boyd used was the Bishops Transcript rather than the       > register, and if that says "Hasings"? Particularly given the       > additional discrepancy in the spelling of the bride's name.              Thank you for this. It is exactly what I needed. I have Hastings spelt       various ways, including Hastons and Hastens, depending on the literacy       of the parish vicar and sometimes the transcriber!! Heigham is quite       close to Horning so that fits as well.              Once again, Many thanks.              Geoff.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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