Dating your 50s pontefract

Dating in your 50s, 60s and beyond can be an exciting time. By now, you might know yourself better, have clearer ideas about what you want from a relationship, and who you’re interested in. Often the trickiest part about finding a life partner, can be finding opportunities to connect with people who are on a similar life path to you. Our goal is to help make this easier, by helping you to find and make meaningful connections with like-minded people.

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In the transcripts the ‘Age’ field at times will list the Bride and Groom’s age as Full instead of giving an exact age, it means that the Bride or Groom were at full marriage age of 21 years old or older. Within the Bride’s and Groom’s parish fields some records use the abbreviation ‘OTP,’ meaning ‘of this parish,’ referring to the parish of the marriage. This phrase is written on Banns records. The ‘Description’ field will often include the name of the church in which the marriage took place.

The ‘Notes’ fields usually lists ‘Banns’ or ‘Licence’ to explain whether the couple married by Banns or by licence. Marriage licences were created in the 14th century. Couples could obtain a marriage licence for a fee if they wished to waive the Bann period. Banns were announcements made in the church on three separate Sundays during the three months leading up to the wedding day. T