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SLEAFORD
REGISTRATION DISTRICT MARRIAGES
1837 TO 1870
These marriage details have been extracted from the parish registers of the following parishes in the Sleaford Registration District:
Anwick, Ashby de la Laund, Aswarby, Aunsby, Billinghay, Blankney, Brauncewell, Burton Pedwardine, Cranwell, Dembleby, Digby*, Dorrington, Evedon, Ewerby, Great Hale, Heckington, Helpringham, Kirkby Green, Kirkby Laythorpe, Leadenham, Newton by Folkingham, North Rauceby, Osbournby, Quarrington, Rowston, Ruskington, Scopwick, Scot Willoughby, Scredington, Sleaford, South Kyme, Spanby, Swarby, Swaton, Threekingham, Timberland (includes Martin by Timberland), Walcott by Folkingham, Welbourne and Wellingore.
*Pages 29 and 30 (four marriages) are missing from the Digby marriage register.
The following parishes have not deposited marriage records for this period and are therefore not included:
Asgarby, Bloxholme, Howell, Leasingham, Silk Willoughby, Wilsford.
No non-conformist marriages are included.
Where the groom or bride’s father had a different surname, or the surname was spelt differently, from that of the groom or bride, this is shown in capital letters. All other names in these columns are forenames. The bride’s condition (single or widow) is only shown where the father’s surname is different to hers. In many instances, father’s names are not given. Any comments in the father’s name column, other than a name, are shown in italics e.g. deceased etc. Where nothing appeared the word blank has been inserted. In one or two instances the name of the bride or groom’s mother has been given.
Some cells include comments, for example where the bride or groom’s signature differed from how the name was written in the marriage entry. These cells have a small red triangle in the top right corner.
Marriages transcribed by Anne Cole, Renee Redshaw and Pauline Taylor.
April 2005
Updated October 2007
