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I wonder if anyone could find a marriage between
AUGUSTINE HARVEY and JEAN HAXBY

I have looked on free BMD but no luck

Their first child was born in 1927 in Bangor Wales and their 2nd one in 1951 in Wigan Lancashire

Augustine was born in 1906 in Stone Staffordshire.
No Idea when or where Jean was born

Any help would be much appreciated

Thanks
Linda

it must have been after 1939 as this is augustine on the 1939 census


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Name
Augustine Harvey
GenderMale
Marital Status
Single
Birth Date19 Jun 1906
Residence
Year1939
Address10Residence PlaceStone, Staffordshire, England
OccupationCask Washer Brewery Heavy Wo?? normally Musician
Schedule Number5
Sub Schedule Number3
Enumeration DistrictOSCE
Registration district357 - 3
Household Members
NameAge
Name
Margaret Harvey
Name
Harold Harvey
Name
Augustine Harvey

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AUGUSTINE
Last name HARVEY
Marriage quarter 3
Marriage year 1946
Registration month -

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AUGUSTINE HARVEY married one of these people

Jean Harley
Spouse's last name Haxley
District Thanet
District number -
County Kent
Country England
Volume 5B
Volume as transcribed 5B
Page number 2021
Record set England & Wales Mar

1939
1 Hampden Street, Nottingham C.B., Nottinghamshire, England
Jean Pledger (Harvey,Haxby) 20 May 1925 Female Junior Clerk Single
148 3

but i cant see pledger on original image

Name: Jean Haxby
Registration Date: Apr 1925
[May 1925]
[Jun 1925]
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration district: CT Ouseburn
Inferred County: Yorkshire
Mother's Maiden Name: Whitaker
Volume Number: 9a
Page Number: 135

1939
1 Hampden Street, Nottingham C.B., Nottinghamshire, England
Frederick S Haxby 12 Apr 1892 Male Grocers Assistant Married 148 1
Nora H Haxby 16 Oct 1895 Female Housewife Married 148 2

FREDERICK S
Last name HAXBY
Marriage quarter 4
Marriage year 1920
Registration month -

FREDERICK S HAXBY married one of these people

Norah M Whitaker
Spouse's last name Whitaker
District York
District number -

?????
she was on holiday in blackpool and saved a boy from drowning

Jean
Last name Haxby
Periodical Nottingham Evening Post
Location Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
Publication date 1 September 1945
Page number 1
Publication place Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Other names Alan Kenworthy, Fred Kenworthy
Record set People In The News
Category Directories & social history
Subcategory Newspapers & Magazines
Collections from England, Great Britain

article includes photo

from fmp

Maddie

Thank you so much .

thats amazing.

There was a family rumour about the drowning but we were never sure .

I dont have access to fmp is there any way you could send me a link or email me the article

Thank you so much
Linda

hI Linda
sorry have downloaded to my computer but am now stuck what to do next
maybe someone else who has more computer lieracy can help or why not take a free trial at fmp
so sorry
maddie

edit it is in the newspaper archives on this site

The first child was born in 1947 - not 1927!

The article says:

BLACKPOOL THRILL

Hoidaymakers cheer bravery

BATTLE WITH WAVES

A 20-year-old Nottinghamshire YMCA worker, Miss Jean Haxby, of Birkland Avenue, while holidaying at Blackpool, has become heroine of a thrilling sea rescue, in which an 8-year-old boy was saved.
The boy, Alan Kenworthy, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Kenworthy, of Trent Street, Lytham, was playing on the boating jetty, when he fell into the sea.
The water was choppy, and a fast ebb-tide flowing, and the boy was swept rapidly towards the end of the pier.
Miss Haxby, who had been bathing, plunged to the rescue, and after a long search, in which she had to battle against heavy waves, she managed to reach and grasp the drowning boy.

UNCONSCIOUS BOY
By this time, others on the pier, noting Miss Haxby's peril, had plunged into the surf, and swum to her assistance, as she endeavoured to support the now unconscious boy above the level of the sea.
Mr George Gomery, superintendent of Blackpool mussel purification plant, himself a strong swimmer, had heard the commotion from the pier.
He at once ran along the wall of the mussel works to a spot opposite that at which the crowd were watching Miss Haxby's struggle with the sea, and plunged fully clothed to her assistance.
He reached the Nottingham girl just as she was being forced to relinquish her burden, and together they brought the boy to the beach.
Miss Haxby received a great ovation from the hundreds of holiday-makers who witnessed her bravery.
Mr Gomery applied artificial respiration, and the boy was later taken to hospital.
Miss Haxby is an audit clerk employed by Hubart, Duross and Pain, of Nottingham.

I've found that on GR, but can't figure out how to (a) add it to Keepsafe and (b) make it viewable by others.

This is the URL, but I don't suppose it will work unless you spend GR credits.

https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000321/19450901/018/0001?confirmed=1

EDIT:
That link works on my computer, but maybe that's because I'm logged in and have paid the credits.

Maddie

i found the newspaper article online and that helped me find the marriage of jean haxby and augustine harvey

it was august 1946 in nottingham

without your post about the blackpool sea rescue i would never have found the marriage

Thank you so much

Linda

Sorry for late reply to everyone but my computer froze . I dont know why . I had to shut it down and leave it for a while. I think it was over excited.

Many thanks to everyone

Related to this thread re the family
https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1380148?jump=1380148

Sorry for not replying sooner. Your help is very much appreciated
LInda