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James Robert Perry and Morna Jean McNutt married on 3 May 1947 at Truro, Colchester County
Registration: Year: 1947 number: 002414
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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA
MARRIAGE REGISTER
Register No. 19472414
PLACE OF MARRIAGE County of Colchester
City, Town or Village Truro
Street or Road 223 Queen Street
BRIDEGROOM
2. PRINT name in full Perry, James Robert
3. Trade, profession of kind of work Branch Manager for Newspaper 4. Kind of industry or business
5. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor 6. Age 22 7. Religious denomination United Church of Canada
8. Citizenship Canadian 9. Racial origin Irish
10. Residence 22 Arlington Place, Truro, Nova Scotia
11. Place of birth Wyvern, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
12. Name of father James Moore Perry
13. Maiden name of mother Nesta Snow Fenton
14. Birthplace Father Wyvern, Cumb.Co., Nova Scotia Mother Londonderry, Nova Scotia
BRIDE
15. PRINT name in full McNutt, Morna Jean
16. Trade, profession of kind of work Knitter 17. Kind of industry or business Textiles
18. Spinster Widow or Divorced Spinster 19. Age 17 20. Religious denomination United Church of Canada
21. Citizenship Canadian 22. Racial origin Scotch
23. Residence 392 Willow St. Truro, Nova Scotia
24. Place of birth Malagash Station, Nova Scotia
25. Name of father Arnold Tolbert McNutt
26. Maiden name of mother Viola Beatrice Nairn
27. Birthplace Father Malagash Stn, Nova Scotia Mother Wallace Stn., Nova Scotia
28. Date of marriage May 3 1947 29. By license or banns License 30. License number 87049
32. Signature of
Groom James Robert Perry
Bride Morna Jean McNutt
33. Signatures of Witnesses
Name
Address
Name
Address
I certify the above stated particulars are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Officiating Clergyman
Address
Religious denomination
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