This essential reference work provides a comprehensive index of marriage licences issued by the Church of England in London from 1521 to 1869, along with the names of the couples and the parishes in which they were married. A valuable resource for genealogists and historians tracing London ancestors, as well as anyone with an interest in the social history of marriage and family in England.
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Uncover the fascinating story of the Taylor family, tracing their lineage from their original name of Taylard to the present day. This account draws upon a wealth of primary and secondary sources to provide readers with a comprehensive look into the history and accomplishments of this distinguished family.