Alice Jones and Edmund Bradshaw Look up PLEASE

[lynne99]

Hi, This couple were married at St Nicks on November 18th 1812. She was a widow and he a widower and a Hatter. Lancashire OPC have a gap after August 1812 until 1813; Ancestry does not start til 1813; family search other film does not include 1812; and I do not have FMP or access to Liverpool records office,
If a kind person could look up the image for this register for me, I would be very greatful.
I think perhaps Alice Jones was born Alice Jones (father James) and her first marriage might have been to John Carnes (a mariner) in 1798 at St Nicks. I would also like to see if there were any suitable deaths for him before her remarriage in 1812. I have not found any but he might have vanished at sea, I can't find any children either.

HELP please.

[retiringtype]

The marriage register page is viewable on Ancestry.

See if this link works: https://goo.gl/fBDfLC

[lynne99]

Thanks retiring type. I went to Liverpool and looked up St Nicks and it said 1813 onwards. I should be more persistant Thanks again. It does not have any other info on it , except for witnesses. I hope they will help. Can any one read the first name of the 2nd witness??

[MaryA]

Sadly prior to 1837 this is as much as you are going to get, I'll try for a copy of the licence but it often doesn't give any more detail.

I think the second witness is Jas Rigby.

[MaryA]

[lynne99]

Thanks Mary. Now James Rigby watchmaker was also named on the licence and a witness. Do you think that this means he was a friend/ relative of Alice or was that not necessary. The Edward Coventry was on most of the registers , he must be belonging to the church. (Church Warden?)

[MaryA]

I would suspect he was either some sort of relative or friend chosen as witness. There is often one who is a member of the church so suspect you are right about Edward Coventry.