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Tag Archives: weddings
Secret Love…
This little document is a clandestine marriage certificate – the only surviving evidence of a secret marriage which took place in the parish of ‘Llanfinith’ (Llanfynydd) in the county of Carmarthen in 1753.
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Tagged Clandestine marriage, Hardwicke's Act, Llanfynydd, weddings
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Memories lost and found: Swyddfa’r Sir and Ceredigion Archives
My mum was the witness at her friends’ wedding the other week; she was very impressed by the North Ceredigion Registry Office and the simple but moving ceremony. It reminded me of the weddings we had in Swyddfa’r Sir, the old … Continue reading
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