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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA

MARRIAGE REGISTER

Register No.  19471688

PLACE OF MARRIAGE   County of Halifax

  City, Town or Village Halifax

  Street or Road St. Joseph's Church, Russell St.

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BRIDEGROOM

2. PRINT name in full Doyle, John Rounold

3. Trade, profession of kind of work Steam Engineer   4. Kind of industry or business Engineer on the water front

5. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor   6. Age 30   7. Religious denomination Catholic

8. Citizenship Canadian   9. Racial origin Irish

10. Residence 6 Black St., Halifax, Nova Scotia

11. Place of birth Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

12. Name of father John Doyle

13. Maiden name of mother Charlottetown, P.E. Ellen

14. Birthplace Father McDonald   Mother Peakes Station, Prince Edward Island

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BRIDE

15. PRINT name in full MacNeil, Margaret Elizabeth

16. Trade, profession of kind of work Clerk   17. Kind of industry or business Clerk in a grocery store

18. Spinster Widow or Divorced Spinster   19. Age 27   20. Religious denomination Catholic

21. Citizenship Canadian   22. Racial origin Scotch

23. Residence 6 Black St., Halifax, Nova Scotia

24. Place of birth Passiondale, Glace Bay, Cape Breton

25. Name of father Hector MacNeil

26. Maiden name of mother Grand Mine, Cape Breton Sarah

27. Birthplace Father MacDonald   Mother Ottawa Brook, C.B,

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28. Date of marriage February 12 1947   29. By license or banns License 30. License number

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32. Signature of

Groom John Rounold Doyle

Bride   Margaret Elizabeth MacNeil

33. Signatures of Witnesses

Name Wilfred L. McInligo

Address   34 Chappell St., Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Name Mary McAllister

Address   31 Symonds St., Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

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

Officiating Clergyman John Quinn

Address St. Joseph's Rectory, Russell St., Halifax, Nova Scotia

Religious denomination Catholic

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