Hello Elissa I see from the census records that Amelia's husband Thomas was definitely born in the City of London so the two families may have lived close to each other. A very tenuous suggestion and you may have already checked this but if Mary was Amelia's sister there is a chance she married later and if so this might also be in the area and late enough for civil registration. That being said I can only find one possibility: Mary Ann Easterby marr Apr-Jun 1845 City of London vol 2 page 141 She is actually listed twice as Easterby and Easterly. However It would have been quite a late marriage for her (presumably in her 30s) so very likely has no connection at all. Jill > > On 13 February 2016 at 15:48 Elissa Kester via <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Hello all > > I am looking of more information about my 3xgreat-grandmother Amelia > EASTERBY who married Thomas WAKEFIELD on March 24 1829 at St Mary Bow. The > marriage was by Banns, both were single and ''of this parish''. One of the > witnesses was a Mary EASTERBY (sometimes transcribed as Easterly but I believe > it to be Easterby) probably a sister. > > >