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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA

MARRIAGE REGISTER

REGISTERED No.  132882

PLACE OF MARRIAGE   County of Antigonish in City or Town Lochaber

BRIDEGROOM

1. PRINT name in full Chamberlain, Emery Patrick

2. Trade, profession of kind of work lumberman   Kind of industry or business

3. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor   4. Age 26

5. Religious denomination Roman Catholic   6. Racial origin French

7. Residence Goshen, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

8. Place of birth Lorne Settlement, Restigouche County, New Brunswick

9. Name of father Joseph Chamberlain

10. Place of birth of father Bathurst, New Brunswick

11. Maiden name of mother Margaret Mullaly

12. Can bridegroom read? Yes   Write? Yes

BRIDE

13. PRINT name in full Hudson, Annie Kathleen

14. Trade, profession of kind of work at home   Kind of industry or business

15. Spinster Widow or Divorced Spinster   16. Age 23

17. Religious denomination Roman Catholic   18. Racial origin English

19. Residence Country Harbour Mines, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

20. Place of birth Country Harbour Mines, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

21. Name of father Gordon Hudson

22. Place of birth of father Country Harbour Mines, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

23. Maiden name of mother Minnie Eva Ethel Mason

24. Can bride read? Yes   Write? Yes

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25. When married 14 day of June 1945

26. Place of marriage St. Patrick's Church Lochaber, Antigonish County

27. By license or banns 74332

28. Signature of

Groom Emery Patrick Chamberlain

Bride   Annie Kathleen Hudson

29. Signatures of Witnesses

Name Cameron Sears

Address  Lochaber, Antigonish County, Nova Scotia

Name Mona Porter

Address  Country Harbour Mines, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

I certify the above stated particulars are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Officiating Clergyman John J. McLaughlin

Address Lochaber, Antigonish County, Nova Scotia

Religious denomination Roman Catholic

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