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Affidavits - from book of J.P. James Young

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1820 Whereas William Ripsom of the Township of Murray and Jane Bleecker of the Township of Sidney, were desirous of Intermarrying with each other, and there being no Parson or Minister of the Church of England living within Eighteen miles of them or either of them; they have applied to me for that purpose.

From these are to Certify, that in pursuance of the power granted by an Act of Legislature of the province passed in thirty third year of the Reign of King George the Third, I James Young one of His Majestys Justices of the Peace, having caused the previous Notice by the Statute required to be given: have on the Sixth day of February in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty, married the said William Ripsom and Jane Bleecker together; and they are become legally contracted to each other in marriage.

Present at the marriage Signed Henry Ripsom Signed Tobias Bleecker Signed George Bleecker Signed James Young, J.P. Signed William Ripson Signed Jane Bleecker

[margin] Entered the twenty ninth day of July One Thousand Eight Hundred & Twenty J. Nickalls Jr Dy. Clerk of the Peace [margin]

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Wilkins, born on the Twenty fifth day of December in the Year of our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred & Thirteen

Signed: R. C. Wilkins Signed: Mary Wilkins

Sworn before me the fourth day of January 1820 Signed: James Young Justice of the Peace Midland District

I do hereby certify that the foregoing Entry of Marriage was made the Twenty Sixth day of July 1821 --

J. Nickalls Jr Dy. Register

[1821]

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[1818] Whereas George Detlor and Maria M. Roblin both of Adolphustown were desirous of Intermarrying with Each other and there being no Parson or Minister of the Church of England living within Eighteen miles of them or either of them; they have applied to me for that purpose; Now these is to certify that Pursuance of the Powers granted by an Act of the Legislature of this Province passed in the Thirty-third Year of His Majestys Reign. I Thomas Dorland one of His Majestys Justices of the Peace; having caused the previous notis required have this day marid the said George Detlor and Maria M. Roblin together and they are become Legally Contracted to each other in marriage --

Signed: George H. Detlor Signed: Maria M. Roblin Signed: Thos. Dorland, J.P.

Adolphustown the Second day of June 1818

Witness: Signed: Geo. E. Chamberlain Signed: Elizabeth Thomson; Jerry Whitehead; Thomas Flayler; Gilbert D Clapp; Mary Clapp Mary Detlor

[Margin] No 6 Entered the twenty third day of December One Thousand and Eight Hundred and Twenty three in Book A Page No 9

J. Nickalls Dy Clerk of the Peace M. D. [/margin]

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