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 St Thomas’ Mount Portuguese Mission - Marriage registers 1819-1856

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed byPeter Bailey
CommentTranscribed from Private Microfilm.

Place of Marriage  St. Thomas' Mount Portuguese Mission Church    
Religion  R.C.    
Marriage Date  16-Apr    
Marriage Year  1820    
Husband First Names  Benny    
Husband Surname  Barber    
Husband Age  57    
Wife First Names  Mary    
Wife Surname  Barr    
Wife Age  36    
Witness1 Surname  Carr    
Witness1 First names  Moses    
Witness2 Surname  Small    
Witness2 First names  Geo.    
Priest Surname  da Costa    
Priest First Names  Antonio Xavier    
Wifes Former Husbands First Names  B.    
Wifes Former Husbands Surname  Barr    
Wifes Former Husbands Occupation  (Serjt.)    
LDS Film Reference  2048984    
IOR Reference  Nil    
Source Name  Private Videofilm    
Source Year  2000    
Source Presidency  Madras    
Comments  Translated from Portuguese    
Transcribed by  Peter Bailey    
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