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1	Marriage Notes: It is interesting to note that this couple lost three of their sons within a matter of 8 months or so, all to the ravages of the Boer War. (see Maxfield, Daniel and George) Noted events in their marriage were: 1. Minister: 7 December 1865, Grahamstown Commemoration Chapel, Grahamstown, Albany District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The Minister at the wedding was the Reverend W. Impey, Superintendent of the Wesleyan Missions. 2. Marriage Witnesses: 7 December 1865, Grahamstown Commemoration Chapel, Grahamstown, Albany District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The witnesses at the wedding were, D.R. TROLLOP and Jemima KING who four years later married her co-witness. General Notes: Emily was the fourth daughter of T.F. KING.	Family: F7752
2	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3513
3	"the reception was held at The Poplars."	Family: F8092
4	(Colonial Office records) CO 4573,413 on 23.1.1834	Family: F12331
5	.	Family: F14886
6	.	Family: F14945
7	.	Family: F15504
8	1. Minister: 19 July 1854, Doornberg Farm, Brak River, Middelburg District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The minister officiating at the wedding was the Reverend DAVIS 2. Golden Wedding Anniversary: 19 July 1904, Grassridge Farm, Cradock 1. Minister: 19 July 1854, Doornberg Farm, Brak River, Middelburg District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The minister officiating at the wedding was the Reverend DAVIS 2. Golden Wedding Anniversary: 19 July 1904, Grassridge Farm, Cradock 1. Minister: 19 July 1854, Doornberg Farm, Brak River, Middelburg District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The minister officiating at the wedding was the Reverend DAVIS 2. Golden Wedding Anniversary: 19 July 1904, Grassridge Farm, Cradock 2. Golden Wedding Anniversary: 19 July 1904, Grassridge Farm, Cradock	Family: F7638
9	1. Minister: 23 November 1870, Doornberg Farm, Brak River, Middelburg District, Cape Colony, Southern Africa. The minister at the wedding was reverend James FISH.	Family: F7755
10	1706 19th 10mo Jonathan Newman of the Parish of Gyle's, Cripplegate, London, Draper, son of John Newman late of the Parish of Aldgate, London, Baker, Deceased, and Katherine Wright of New [High] Street, London, Dau of Nathaniel Wright late of Guildford in the County of Surrey Gent and Deceased (no details of mother) ……….(married) this nineteenth day of the Tenth Month called December in the year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Six …… in a Publick Assembly …. in their publick meet: place at Bull and Mouth in London. 38 witnesses including Relations: Eliz. Newman Thos. [Wright] Edwd. [Wright] Peter [D--?-y] Thos. Newman	Family: F25053
11	1727 «tab» GRAY «tab» JN «tab» NEWMAN «tab» MARY «tab» SOCIETY OF FRIENDS «tab» SURREY from Boyd's marriage index Wansworth (sic) Meeting 31\super st\nosupersub day of 3 mo 1726 Jn Gray jun of the Parish of Saviour's Southwark, Distiller, son of Jn Gray of the said Parish Salesman appeared herewith …. Mary Newman daughter of Jonathan & Katherine Newman …. findings at next monthly meeting. «u» RG6/1108 London & Middx Monthly Meeting of Kingston: Marriages 1672-1776 «/u»Found to be Book 958. «u» RG6/1108 00091-92«/u» (copy obtained) 13\super th\nosupersub 5 mo 1727 John Gray of the Parish of Saviour's, Southwark, Distiller, son of John Gray of the said Parish Salesman and Mary Newman daughter of Jonathan and Katherine Newman …… intention at several Meetings in Wandsworth ……… (married) in a publick Meeting Place at Wandsworth 56 witnesses including: John Gray Mary Gray Katherine Newman Edward Wright Sarah Wright John Gopsill Wm. Gray Jos[ep]h Gray Mary Gray Valen. Wright ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sussex & Surrey - Marriages Book 958 p. 102 Kingston MM Mary Newman & John Gray married Wandsworth 1727 5th month 13th day	Family: F25066
12	1743 GRAY ABR WALKER REB SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Boyd's marriage index	Family: F25051
13	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F30847
14	1871 Census - John Petts, b 1807, Buckland, Kent a boarder - Mary's relation? 1871 also has her born 1825?	Family: F13198
15	20 Dec 1867	Family: F5901
16	31/12/1884 in Sarah's DN	Family: F14243
17	A triple alliance between Biggs boys and Butler girls accounted for them moving from Cradock in Fish River Valley to Graff-Reinet in the Sundays River Valley.	Family: F7713
18	According to a transcript of their marriage certificate: "....John Purdon, Drum Major of His Majesty's 53rd regiment of Foot, and Mary Harrison of the City of Dublin, spinster..." Dated 13th October 1802.	Family: F6352
19	Alfred Howson Gush was witness	Family: F13809
20	also have 15 Sep 1919	Family: F13738
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3847
22	By Special Licence	Family: F25707
23	charlotte gush, alfred muncaster and margaret muncaster as witnesses	Family: F13803
24	Copy of license issued by the Matrimonial Court of Uitenhage: Henry Charles Ross Johnson; born Devonshire, England; residence, Grahams Town; full age; widower; profession, barrister at law; "married in England - children born in England - and not subject to Colonial law - deceased wife never in this country"; signed HC Ross Johnson.	Family: F25386
25	Date seems to be wrong !!	Family: F6548
26	Description: by Captain Turner	Family: F8029
27	Description: emigrated due to Heart Trouble	Family: F19580
28	Description: killed by Lightning	Family: F1195
29	Description: Re marriage of Robert Hart to Hanna Templin 9 April 1804 St Peter Port Town Guernsey Record states: Robert Hart Sgt 91st Reg of Foot and Hannah Templin daughter of Richard of Worth Surrey and Susannah Randle	Family: F103
30	Description: Rev A Robson - London Missionary Society	Family: F4272
31	Description: Rev AJ Rendle	Family: F21171
32	Description: Rev Alexander Smith	Family: F17829
33	Description: Rev Birtate given)	Family: F26100
34	Description: Rev C K Hodges	Family: F4518
35	Description: Rev Charles W Lister	Family: F7712
36	Description: Rev Charles W Lister	Family: F8091
37	Description: Rev Edwin Gedye	Family: F4188
38	Description: Rev Edwin Gedye	Family: F4197
39	Description: Rev EL Coakes	Family: F18037
40	Description: Rev Evan? Hunter	Family: F4161
41	Description: Rev Ezekiel Lones	Family: F4108
42	Description: Rev Ezekiel Lones	Family: F8031
43	Description: Rev Ezekiel Lones	Family: F15246
44	Description: Rev F Elliot	Family: F4021
45	Description: Rev F H Williams	Family: F6891
46	Description: Rev Francis McLeland	Family: F19451
47	Description: Rev Francis McLeland	Family: F20572
48	Description: Rev Francis Owen	Family: F20556
49	Description: Rev Francis Owen	Family: F22303
50	Description: Rev G Daniel	Family: F8067

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