Hi Meg This looks a possibility on Free BMD :- Marriage 1912 MarchQ Salford 8d/120 Thomas FARRELL and Mary J KELLY Lancashire BMD indicates that the event was either a civil ceremony in the Salford Register Office or a registrar-attended service in a non-conformist church (eg Roman Catholic). Good luck Gordon From: <farcons@comcast.net> To: <eng-merseyside@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 5:14 PM Subject: [ENG-MERSEYSIDE] Roll-Call, Kelly/McCormack/McCormick/Farrell/Garry >Above are the names I am researching, originating from Ireland (unknown >County), and then >from Warrington to Widnes and in the case of Thomas >Farrell migrating to Briton Ferry, >Glamorgan by the 1901 Census. I am >particularly interested in the Marriage of Thomas Farrell to >Mary (Polly) >Kelly around 1913 >this being his 2nd Marriage. The first Child from the Farrell/Kelly >marriage being born in 1914, >Polly was a Roman Catholic, she sent all her >children to St. Josephs' Catholic School in Briton >Ferry, so I am hoping >they did marry??? >Anyone researching these Families please contact me.....Thankyou for >reading.......Meg

Thankyou Gordon for taking the time to look for the Farrell/Kelly Marriage, I do have the Copy of the Salford Marriage, it was held in "Mount Carmel Church", Oldfield Road, Salford. Fathers' names are Thomas Farrell and Michael Kelly, both deceased. The Fathers' names for my Grandparents are John Farrell and Peter Kelly. Thankyou again Gordon. <<Marriage 1912 MarchQ Salford 8d/120 Thomas FARRELL and Mary J KELLY Lancashire BMD indicates that the event was either a civil ceremony in the Salford Register Office or a registrar-attended service in a non-conformist church (eg Roman Catholic).>>