William Knowles II Genealogy Source Records

**William Knowles II Genealogy Source Records**
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Marriage Certificate

Certificate of Registry of Marriage

Page: 9

1847 Marriage Solemnized at St. Patrick's Church in the Parish of Kildrumferton in the Couny Cavan

No. 17
Date of Marriage: 15th November

Name and Surname	Date of Birth	Marital Condition	Occupation (in full detail)
William Knowles	Full	Bachelor	Pensioner
Jane Wallace	Full	Spinster	-

Normal Residence before Marriage	Father's Name and Surname and Mother's Name and Maiden Name	Intended Future Permanent Residence
Granard	William Knowles	Farmer
Duffcastle, Parish of Crosserlough	John Wallace	Pensioner

Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of Ireland, by license by me Henry Collins.

This Marriage was solemnized between us W. Knowles + Jane Wallace In the presence of Thomas Condron and Robt. Magovern.

I hereby certify the above to be a true Extract from the Marriage Register of the parish of Kildrumferton this Third day of April in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety.

Signed David Williams (curate)

**Marriage Certificate Comments**
This marriage certificate was provided by the Kildrumferton Directory, Crosserlough P.O at the same time as the Baptismal record information for Jane Wallace. William Knowles and Jane Wallace were married on November 15, 1847.	The form used was probably recent so the data entered does not match the column headings for some data. It is thought that the father, William Knowles was a farmer, and John Wallace was a Pensioner. It is interesting that William Knowles, age was a pensioner. It is thought that he served in the British Army. It is unclear how old William Knowles was. Some evidence suggests this William Knowles is one and the same as the William Knowles born in 1798, which would of course match better with him being a pensioner in 1847.