Still on with my Hallams, keep hoping if I leave it 6 months something new might turn up. Was looking at the marriage for Samuel Hallam and Hannah Hadfield. If it says of this chapelry does that mean they both actually lived in Bradfield as shortly after the wedding they were in Sheffield.
I presume this is the marriage that you are interested in.
Hallam, Samuel (~, age ~, ~, residing at OTC).
Married Hannah Hadfield, on February 18, 1810, by Thomas Newton (Banns) at
St Nicholas, Bradfield. Father's name is ~ (~).
Married in the presence of William Stork & Eliza Wasburton.
Malcolm and I have completed all the marriages that we could read. Some of the pages were in a very poor condition when they were filmed.
Back then I suppose it was the same rules that are in effect today. I believe it was a six week residency was required. However folks would use the address of a relative if they wanted to be married in a specific church. We are currently transcribing the baptisms and there are oodles of Hallams around. Hadfield only a few.
Dont forget the Parish was huge........I believe I read somewhere it was the largest Parish in England or was it Yorkshire. LOL.
Is this Samuel's baptism.
Hallam, Samuel (of Stanington, born ~).
Baptised March 13, 1777, by John Webster at St Nicholas, Bradfield.
Parents name(s) are ~ & Geo: (~).