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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA

MARRIAGE REGISTER

Register No.  19471775

PLACE OF MARRIAGE   County of Richmond

  City, Town or Village Grand River

  Street or Road Grand River Presbyterian Church

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BRIDEGROOM

2. PRINT name in full Ticknen, Gordon Archibald

3. Trade, profession of kind of work Dominion Steel Worker, Sydney, Nova Scotia   4. Kind of industry or business Laborer, general yard

5. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor   6. Age 26   7. Religious denomination Presbyterian

8. Citizenship Canadian   9. Racial origin English

10. Residence 171 George Street, Sydney, Cape Breton

11. Place of birth Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

12. Name of father George Ticknen

13. Maiden name of mother England Margaret

14. Birthplace Father McQueen   Mother Cape Breton Nova Scotia

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BRIDE

15. PRINT name in full Morrison, Christy Margaret

16. Trade, profession of kind of work Stenographer   17. Kind of industry or business Office retail

18. Spinster Widow or Divorced Spinster   19. Age 24   20. Religious denomination Presbyterian

21. Citizenship Canadian   22. Racial origin Scotch

23. Residence 171 George Street, Sydney, Cape Breton

24. Place of birth Ferguson's Lake, Richmond County, Nova Scotia

25. Name of father Malcolm Kenneth Morrison

26. Maiden name of mother Ferguson's Lake Esther Elenor

27. Birthplace Father Beck   Mother United States

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28. Date of marriage March 6 1947   29. By license or banns License 30. License number 86413

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32. Signature of

Groom Gordon Archibald Ticknen

Bride   Christy Margaret Morrison

33. Signatures of Witnesses

Name J. [F.] Ticknen

Address   Sydney, Nova Scotia

Name

Address   Ferguson's Lake, Richmond County, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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

Officiating Clergyman Rev. A. O. Thomson, D.D.

Address Grand River, Nova Scotia

Religious denomination Presbyterian

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