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The Register Book Of Marriages Belonging To The Parish Of St. George, Hanover Square, In The County Of Middlesex (Volume Iv) 1824-1837

The Register Book Of Marriages Belonging To The Parish Of St. George, Hanover Square, In The County Of Middlesex (Volume Iv) 1824-1837

George J. Armytage

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Alpha Editions
Año de edición:
2021
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Teoría social
ISBN:
9789354415135
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Step through the grand doors of St. George, Hanover Square, and find yourself amid the whispered vows and solemn witnesses of Regency and early Victorian London. The Register Book Of Marriages Belonging To The Parish Of St. George, Hanover Square, In The County Of Middlesex (Volume IV) 1824-1837, meticulously compiled by George J. Armytage, is more than a church register transcript - it is a living archive of love, lineage, and London society. Each marriage entry, from the most modest to the most illustrious, reveals the names of bride and groom, their witnesses, and the intricate threads that wove together families across Hanover Square, Westminster, and the wider Middlesex parish.This archival record collection stands as an indispensable genealogy reference book for anyone tracing ancestry in 19th century England. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the romance of old London, a family historian seeking ancestral roots, or a collector of Anglican church records, this volume offers a rare window into the everyday and extraordinary unions that shaped the city’s social fabric. Every page preserves the voices of past generations, making it a vital ancestry research resource for those with ties to the parish or a passion for Westminster parish registers.Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. The Register Book of Marriages is both a cultural treasure and a practical tool, illuminating the lives, loves, and legacies at the heart of Hanover Square, London.

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