John Cook & Elizabeth Ann -

[horse]

Of course being on the South coast, she could sail or swim there :biggrin:

 

[jood]

I guess that seems logical then.

It was just bugging me that I had all the information - kids etc, but couldn't pin down their marriage.

The John Cook who came from UK to Australia was definitely born in Petersfield, Hants, and when his son Frank died, my grandparents went to the funeral.

 

[jood]

lol .......

 

[horse]

I guess that seems logical then.

It was just bugging me that I had all the information - kids etc, but couldn't pin down their marriage.

The John Cook who came from UK to Australia was definitely born in Petersfield, Hants, and when his son Frank died, my grandparents went to the funeral.

Yeah, looks good now and of course reinforces the 'Blythe Hatchard' birth

 

[jood]

It is things like this that through you off course.

Name: Elizabeth Ann Hatchard
Event Type: Marriage
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year: 1900
Registration District: Wareham
County: Dorset
Event Place: Wareham, Dorset, England
Volume: 5A
Page: 597
Line Number: 138

Elizabeth Ann Hatchard probably married one of the following people
Name: Alfred Thomas Cole
Name: Ernest Robert Goodchild
Name: Florence Amy Hawkes

but of course the year is way out

 

[horse]

It is things like this that through you off course.

Name: Elizabeth Ann Hatchard
Event Type: Marriage
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year: 1900
Registration District: Wareham
County: Dorset
Event Place: Wareham, Dorset, England
Volume: 5A
Page: 597
Line Number: 138

Elizabeth Ann Hatchard probably married one of the following people
Name: Alfred Thomas Cole
Name: Ernest Robert Goodchild
Name: Florence Amy Hawkes

but of course the year is way out

Yep, and of course Langton Matravers is in the Wareham RD, it does make it more interesting, digging and digging and digging

 

[jood]

Thanks so much for confirming my suspicions Geoff

 

[horse]

You're very welcome..

Geoff

 

[DaveHam9]

Looking at the image it is not clear but I would say 860 because the other '1s' on the page are clear single strokes and the '1' on this is more like a closed loop.

Marriages Dec 1863
Cook John Portsea 2b 861

Marriages Dec 1863
Hatchard Elizabeth Ann Portsea 2b 860 ** no doubt about that one it is 860