William Heath

Ancestry has two documents relating to the marriage of Laura Gertrude Lemon and William Heath. These, in turn, are from the London Metropolitan Archives.

The first is a document relating to the reading of the banns of marriage at Holy Trinity Church, Finchley, Hampstead. It reads:

No. 161 Banns of Marriage Between
William Heath, B, of this parish
and
Laura Gertrude Lemon, S, of the parish of St. Peters, Belsize Park
Was Published As Follows
1st on Sunday May 30th by J.A. Bevan
2d on Sunday Jun 6 by J.A. Bevan
3d on Sunday Jun 13 by J.A. Bevan

Then we find the marriage record from the same source. There are four records on two pages of a record book. Three of the marriages are for Holy Trinity, Finchley, Hampstead, in the County of London. For William and Gertrude, however, it reads:

Holy Trinity, Finchley, Hampstead, in the County of Berks.

On June 15th, 1897
William Heath, 32, bachelor, solicitor, residence illeg., but might be Hilbourne. Father William Henry Heath, surveyor.
Laura Gertrude Lemon, 30, spinster, residence Hampstead. Father Andrew Lemon, barrister.
Married in the Parish Church of Trinity after banns, by me Reginald C. illeg, but might be Edwards, Vicar of St. Peter, Berks.
Witnesses Henry Heath and Kate Potter.