The marriage of George Fallowfield [1814-1869] & Frances Bailey [1820-1860] has been traced to St Peter's, Liverpool on 21 August 1836. I am intrigued as to why George and Frances [who were both born in Penrith], travelled to Liverpool to get married, but were back in Penrith by 1849. [No trace in the 1841 Census]. One possible explanation is that Frances was only 16 at the time. However, I am unable to find an online record of the 1836 marriage, which would hopefully reveal the father's names of both George & Frances. Other trees have George's parents as William Fallowfield [b1759] and Ruth Ewbank, but I think they are more likely to be grandparents.
I was hoping that someone on this forum would be able to advise whether microfiche records are held for marriages at St Peter's, and if so, where they are kept. I will then be able to plan a trip from Tyneside to Liverpool with confidence that I will demolish this particular brick wall!
Thank you in advance for any assistance

Dave