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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA

MARRIAGE REGISTER

REGISTERED No.  133648

PLACE OF MARRIAGE   County of Pictou in City or Town Pictou

BRIDEGROOM

1. PRINT name in full Cormier, Joseph Aurele

2. Trade, profession of kind of work Electrician   Kind of industry or business Welmore Ltd.

3. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor   4. Age 24

5. Religious denomination Roman Catholic   6. Racial origin French

7. Residence 56 Morris St., Halifax NS

8. Place of birth Moncton

9. Name of father Tilmon Cormier

10. Place of birth of father New Brunswick

11. Maiden name of mother Sara Cormier

12. Can bridegroom read? Yes   Write? Yes

BRIDE

13. PRINT name in full Earle, Grace

14. Trade, profession of kind of work Waitress   Kind of industry or business Restaurant

15. Spinster Widow or Divorced Spinster   16. Age 26

17. Religious denomination Roman Catholic   18. Racial origin English

19. Residence Halifax

20. Place of birth Newfoundland

21. Name of father Isaac Earle

22. Place of birth of father Newfoundland

23. Maiden name of mother Lena Rowe

24. Can bride read? Yes   Write? Yes

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25. When married 11 day of September 1945

26. Place of marriage Stella Maris Church  Pictou, Pictou County

27. By license or banns 78464

28. Signature of

Groom Joseph Aurele Cormier

Bride   Grace Earle

29. Signatures of Witnesses

Name Edward G. LeBlanc

Address  17 Oak St.

Name Olive LeBlanc

Address  17 Oak St

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

Officiating Clergyman George E. Topshee

Address Pictou

Religious denomination Roman Catholic

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Divorce attached:

According to a certified copy of the Decree Absolute for Divorce dated 1953-8-13 and filed in the Office of the Registrar General under Divorce number 253, it is ordered that the marriage of Joseph Aurele Cormier and Grace Earle (Registered under marriage number 1945-133648) be null and void.

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