Tunbridge Wells area Marriages

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Transcription and conventions used

This index consists of marriages from the records of King Charles the Martyr in Tonbridge (Kent) and Frant (Sussex).

The index consists of the following information:

  1. Date of marriage
  2. Surname, Forenames of groom
  3. Was groom identified as a widower?
  4. Surname, Forenames of bride
  5. Was bride identified asa widow?
  6. Parish - identified church or chapel supplying record.

The Chapel of King Charles the Martyr first opened for worship in 1678, when Tunbridge Wells was just a small village containing a number of non-conformist chapels and meeting houses. When the Chapel was built it stood in three parishes, the altar in Tonbridge, the pulpit in Speldhurst and the vestry in Frant! It now stands wholly in Kent in its own parish, which was formed in 1889.

The Parish of Frant lies in Sussex.

Coverage

At present these records include:

ParishNo. of entriesYear range
KING CHARLES THE MARTYR1991889-1920
FRANT21781544-1881
Total (2)23771544-1881

Checking

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Grouping

These records are not grouped.

Abbreviations and Codes

No special abbreviations have been used.

Contact details

For more information about the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society please see the web site www.tunwells-fhs.co.uk

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Copyright and disclaimer

© Trustees of the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

When using this index to assist with your research, consult the original documents to check the details given here, and to see the additional information that has not been transcribed into the index. The Tunbridge Wells Family History Society accepts no liability for any errors or omissions that remain (although they would welcome notification of alternative interpretations of the parish registers.)

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