Lincolnshire Marriage Indexes 1837-1850

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			Lincolnshire 1837+ Marriage Indexes

These marriage indexes contain the names of bride and groom, their fathers, full date and the name of the parish. All information is transcribed from the parish registers deposited at the Lincolnshire Archives (registers that have not been deposited at Lincolnshire Archives are therefore not included). The indexes do not contain any Register Office marriages, and there are few non-conformist marriages at present. The marriage index is updated regularly as more records are transcribed - currently the period from 1850 to 1870 is being worked on.

Please read the introduction first as this contains more information on what has been transcribed for each registration district.

All indexes are in Microsoft Excel format (to save a local copy select File->Save As from you browser menu). The index files are 300-600Kb in size so will take 1-2mins to download over dial-up.

Registration District	Years	Introduction	Index Spreadsheet (Excel)
Boston	1837-1850	Boston Introduction	Boston Spreadsheet
Bourne	1837-1870	Bourne Introduction	Bourne Spreadsheet
Glanford Brigg	1837-1850	Glanford Brigg Introduction	Glanford Brigg Spreadsheet
Grantham	1837-1850	Grantham Introduction	Grantham Spreadsheet
Holbeach	1837-1870	Holbeach Introduction	Holbeach Spreadsheet
Lincoln (City)	1837-1870	Lincoln Introduction	Lincoln Spreadsheet
Lincoln (Rural)	1837-1870	Lincoln Introduction	Lincoln Spreadsheet
Louth	1837-1870	Louth Introduction	Louth Spreadsheet
Newark	1837-1850	Newark Introduction	Newark Spreadsheet
Peterborough	1837-1870	Peterborough Introduction	Peterborough Spreadsheet
Sleaford	1837-1870	Sleaford Introduction	Sleaford Spreadsheet
Spalding	1837-1850	Spalding Introduction	Spalding Spreadsheet
Spilsby	1837-1850	Spilsby Introduction	Spilsby Spreadsheet
Stamford	1837-1850	Stamford Introduction	Stamford Spreadsheet

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N.B. As the number of marriages transcribed has grown we have noticed an error with the drop down filter on the spreadsheets (arrow in top column). Excel seems only handle the first hundred or so names then miss the rest out of the drop down. So, for example, the groom surname drop down will stop in the 'P's for the larger registration districts. When looking for surnames it may be better to sort the sheet in surname order (bride or groom - whichever you are looking for) and scroll down to the appropriate part of the sheet. To sort the data (in any order you like) use Data->Sort from the menu.