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 Home Marriages 1890

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Date transcribed2015-00-00
Transcribed byPat Sewell, Robin Kinloch, Joanna Scott & John Gannon

Groom Surname  Pelly    
Groom First names  John Stannus    
Bride Surname  Page    
Bride First names  Lilian Louisa    
Place  Carlisle    
Year  1890    
Month  March    
Day  6    
Exact Entry  Wardlaw-Page and Pelly-Page - March 6, at St. Mary's Church, Carlisle, John Colin Wardlaw, Captain 1st Battalion The Border Regiment, eldest son of the late Major James Wardlaw, 24th B.N.I., to Mabel Constance, second daughter of the late William Bousfield Page, St. Ann's, Carlisle; and John Stannus Pelly, Captain 2nd Battalion The Border Regiment, only son of Charles Raymond Pelly, late H.M.I.C.C.S., Johnstown House, county Dublin, to Lilian Louisa, youngest daughter of the late William Bousfield Page.    
Edition Year  1890    
Edition Month  17-Mar    
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