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Marriage date: Sep 1920
Marriage place: Pewsey, Wiltshire
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1910 marriage solemnized at St Andrews Earlesfield in the parish of Wandsworth in the county of London:
No 83, January 6 1910, Herbert White-Bower, aged 36, widower, compositor, of 2 Swaby Road, son of William White-Bower, stonemason
Mary Caroline Coker, aged 27, of 102 Milne St, Southwark, daught of Robert Hammond Coker, Army pensioner (account or deceased*)
Witnesses: Elizabeth Coker, Sarah Kemp
Source Citation: London Metropolitan Archives, Saint Andrew, Earlsfield, Register of marriages, P95/AND1, Item 016
*Hand writing hard to decipher.
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