Miss Mary Ann Rebecca FILLERY, b24 Feb. 1864-Bapt'd 20 Mar. 1864 Christ Church Rotherhithe, married my 1st cousin x 2 removed, Frank Cawley on 23 Jul. 1882 All Saints Newington. At Bapt. her parents are listed as John & Mary Ann. Now see this: TILLERY, Mary Ann Rebecca x DURWENT GRO Reference: 1864 J Quarter in ROTHERHITHE Volume 01D Page 561 Births Jun 1864 FreeBMd TILLERY Mary Ann Rebecca- Rotherhithe 1d-561 I left a postem on this with my belief that the name was Fillery then looked at the image. Listed as 'Tillery' ......... Marriages Dec 1855 Durwent Mary Ann Bethnal G 1c-647 Tillery John Bethnal Gr'n 1c-64 ..................... John Tiller Rebecca Raymond Marriage date 25 Sep 1831 Marriage place Cheam Groom John Tillery Groom's place / parish- Of this parish Bride Rebecca Raymond Bride's place / parish- Of this parish County Surrey England Source Parish Register Transcripts Record set Surrey Marriages .............. Name: John James Fillery Gender: Male Baptism Date: 1 Dec 1833 Baptism Place: Morden, Surrey, England Father: John Fillery Mother: Rebecca Fillery FHL Film Number: 1278892 .............. 1841 Morden near the 'Crown Inn' Rebeckah Filiery,30 John & & Henry 3 all of Morden. .................................... 1871 Name: Mary Ann Fillery Age: 40 Estimated birth year: abt 1831 Relation: Wife Spouse's Name: John Fillery Gender: Female Where born: Walworth, Surrey, England Civil Parish: Bermondsey Mary Fillery 7 John Fillery 2 Years, 6 Months Source Citation Class: RG10; Piece: 641; Folio: 45; Page: 18 .............. 1881 Vauban St. Bermondsey with Mary Ann & John H. RG11; Piece: 573; Folio: 125; Page: 39 ................ Mary Ann died 1889 Bermondsey ......... 1890 John Fillery widower married Happy Emmeny Clements ............. To show again why I believe I am correct with my Fillery:... Bless them & their early pens & tired eyes, Are there any dissenters reading this lot? Thank you for reading & giving considered opinion.
I've spent the last 40 mins waiting for a medical type meeting which is NOT UNTIL tomorrow . I really must get more sleep tonight or I'll probably go shopping & forget the whole darn affair.
We did that last week only we were a day LATE. They rang to ask where we were. Of course we were at home and as it takes 3 hours to get there they kindly rescheduled for the same time next day. So we bought the lovely admin lady a cyclamen for her trouble. Lesson. Check the date against the day of the week.
Thank you all. I confess it wasn't until I dug out the marriage & had a closer look that I felt a little[forgive me] smug. @MollyMay Yes I can see how 'Sucker ' could mix in there.
The thing is, I knew the visit was for 22nd @ 2.30. so I got ironing done except for that still under the carport- tidied stuff- magazines & .... from the table & kept seeing 21st.. on the computer. Evidently didn't compute until son mentioned it. So now k.p. duty & per-chance a small vino for my trouble?
I submitted a correction but they would not change it - the reason was "that is what the word looked like"
I don't expect a correction either as the image clearly showed 'Tillery'. so much for communion wine eh?
For what it's worth (I know, not much), the groom's signature looks like John FULLER to me. OK, back to where I came from.
I can see what you saw as 'Fuller' due to the little dippy stroke across the 'F' & no dot on the 'i', but my parade is in full swing now & won't be halted for a dip or a dot. thanks all for looking & suggesting.
Just had another look and I guess what I thought was a smudge is a way. On second look and thougts I thnk Tillery.
