Hi, If you mean the actual book, no I have not seen it. I could kick myself because I did have the opportunity to look at the original book while at the parish house in Parke in 2003. I have reviewed the entry by using the LDS microfilm. There was no additional info in the margins. This was in Parke Turlough Civil Parish County Mayo. Are you saying there would be a record (if there is one) in the Diocesan office in Tuam, Co. Mayo (where the diocesan office would be located)? The marriage took place in 1892. Thanks. I may check that out or have my Irish cousins check that out. Nora PS Colleen is not my name just part of my e-mail address In a message dated 1/10/2008 10:45:04 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, _kmct@earthlink.net_ (mailto:kmct@earthlink.net) writes: Colleen, Have you seen the actual register? There may be a notation that they missed it or chose to ignore it when they issued a certificate. Also check with the diocesan office. Dispensations were/are granted by the bishop. They should have a record there. I know I have a copy of my ancestors' dispensation from the bishop in 1929. This was a family record I did not get it from the chancery. They were related in the third degree. They were second cousins. Their parents the first cousins were born on adjacent townlands in County Cork. **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape. http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489