Marriage of William Quayle and Ann Hudgin

Marriage register, Parish of Jurby, 1839 — entry 39, page 13

MARRIAGES solemnized in the Parish of Jurby
in the County Isle of Mann in the Year 1839

William Quayle of the Parish
of Andreas
and Ann Hudgin of this Parish
were married in this Church by license with Consent of
this thirty-first Day of
August in the Year One thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
By me John Edw[ar]d Harrison Vicar

This Marriage was solemnized between us

• William Quayle his × mk
• Ann Quayle late Hudjin her × mk

In the Presence of

• John Lace
• Robert Cubbin

No. 39.

Notes on transcription

This record lends evidence to several other sources:

• The "Quayle" name. It confirms that "Quayle" was Ann's married name from her union with William Quayle in 1839, explaining why her daughter Catharine (born c. 1845) carried the surname Quayle.
• Maiden name. It provides further evidence for the surname Hudjin — a phonetic variant of Hodgson/Hudgeon — as Ann's name prior to this marriage.
• Timeline. This marriage took place about 11 years before her 1850 marriage to William Callister, 16 years before her 1855 marriage to Patrick Kneale, and 28 years before her 1867 marriage to Henry Preston.