The Register Book Of Marriages Belonging To The Parish Of St. George Hanover Square In The County Of Middleser (Volume Ii) 1788 To 1809 - Paperback

An indispensable register of Georgian unions. Names, dates and places recorded. This volume presents the parish marriage register belonging to the Parish of St. George Hanover Square in the county of Middlesex, covering 1788 to 1809. Drawn from British parish archives, it is a working ledger of vows and legal ties, a vital records collection that yields immediate value for family history research and for anyone consulting historical marriage records. Casual readers encounter vivid traces of georgian london history; family historians and local history enthusiasts will use it as a practical genealogy source book and ancestry reference guide. The entries are plain and precise, the sort of archival documentation that clarifies connections when other sources fall silent. Beyond individual entries the register is a mirror of society: patterns of alliance, neighbourhood change and the paperwork that shaped eighteenth century marriages. Parish registers like this provide primary evidence where civil registration does not exist, allowing researchers to map kinship, migration and occupation across parishes. For those tracing st george hanover marriages it is a direct route to names often missing from later indexes; for scholars of georgian london history it is raw material for social and literary study. Its historical significance lies in that immediacy: unmediated records that speak to everyday practice as much as to formal ceremony. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Accessible yet authoritative, this register suits casual readers drawn to period detail and classic-literature collectors who prize authentic source material. Whether used as a working genealogy source book or an ancestry reference guide, or simply consulted for a direct view of parish life, this edition returns a quiet but indispensable piece of british parish archives to the curious and the committed.