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Another pair of eyes please for a marriage Andrew Thornley to Eliza? From 1858 to 1870 Lincolnshire she was from Mareham on the hill Thankyou

Could it be the one in Horncastle in 1857. There seems to be a problem on Freebmd as they are unable to give the brides name.

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Census County District Civil Parish Ecclesiastical Parish Piece Enumeration District Folio Page Schedule House Number House or Street Name
1871 Lincolnshire (LIN) Tetford Dalderby Dalderby 3383 15 141 1 4 Horncastle Rd

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Details of each person in the dwelling
Surname Forenames Relationship Marital Status Sex Age Occupation Birth County Birth Place Disability Notes
the person found in your search THORNLLY Andrew Head M M 34 Ag Lab LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY Eliza Wife M F 34 Ag Lab Wife LIN Scrivelsby
THORNLLY Henry Son - M 10 LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY Sarah J Dau - F 8 LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY Elizabeth Dau - F 6 LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY William Son - M 4 LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY Anne S Dau - F 2 LIN Mareham On The Hill
THORNLLY Andrew Son - M 5m LIN Dalderby

Have you tried looking for births of children on the GRO site? MMN is included.

Worth making a note................for future reference

No bride's name on FMP either

Obviously a problem with the page number

Marriages Dec 1857 (>99%)
Thornley Andrew Horncastle 7a 9[83]5


Marriages Dec 1857 (>99%)
Clarke Eliza Horncastle 7a 985
Dawson Thomas Horncastle 7a 985
Harland Evelina Maria Horncastle 7a 985

THORNLEY, ELIZABETH (MMN)CLARK
GRO Reference: 1865 M Quarter in HORNCASTLE Volume 07A Page 510

And another of the children at random, just to back that up:

THORNLEY, ANDREW mmn CLARK
GRO Reference: 1870 D Quarter in HORNCASTLE Volume 07A Page 496

Thankyou very much what’s MMN is it mother’s maiden name?

If you get used to using the GRO site you'll see the headers. The mmn is given from Q3 1937 onwards.
Looking at deaths the age at death is also given Q3 1837 onwards.

Has this not been explained to you before!

You'll see what years are covered when using the site

Name: Mother's Maiden Surname:
THORNLEY, ELIZABETH CLARK
GRO Reference: 1865 M Quarter in HORNCASTLE Volume 07A Page 510

Name: Eliza Clarke
Registration Year: 1838
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration District: Horncastle
Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District
Inferred County: Lincolnshire
Volume: 14
Page: 399



CLARKE, ELIZA ALLBONES
GRO Reference: 1838 M Quarter in THE HORNCASTLE UNION IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN Volume 14 Page 399

Andrew Thornley
Gender: Male
Baptism Date: 13 Aug 1837
Baptism Place: Scrivelsby,Lincoln,England
Father:
Francis Thornley
Mother:
Sarah
FHL Film Number: 508035

Thankyou for your help what does the Surname Allbones mean please? Also what does it mean Horncastle union?

It means Allbones is the maiden name of Eliza Clarke's mother.

Hornchurch Union is the civil registration district where her birth was registered.

A Sophia Allbones married Robert Clarke 7th Nov 1836 at Mareham on the Hill, Lincs.

May be coincidence, but a William Allbones married a Mary Clarke 21st May 1832 Mareham on the Hill.

Lincolnshire marriages FMP

Eliza Clarke, parents Robert & Sophia, was baptised 18th Feb 1838 at Mareham on the Hill

Lincolnshire baptisms FMP

The reg district is called Horncastle Union until 1860, and after that it's just Horncastle.

It's because the Poor Law Unions were the administrative bodies which dealt with Poor Relief.
When statutory registration was introduced in 1837, and for some years afterwards, their names were still used for some of the reg districts ..

"Poor law unions were later used as a basis for the delivery of registration from 1837"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poor_law_union


"The new national civil registration system, which came into operation on 1st June 1837, divided England and Wales in 27 numbered regions. There were each then subdivided into registration districts under the control of Superintendent Registrars.
In 1851 there were 623 registration districts which, for the most part, coincided with the boundaries of poor law unions. Register offices in many unions were located adjacent to union workhouses."
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/records/birth.shtml

Thankyou all very much for your help..