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Married:
• "The Political State of Great Britain" Vol 15, 1718, page 452:
On the 24th, Edward Elliot, Esq; one of the Commissioners of the Victualling Office, was marry'd to the eldest Daughter of Mr. Craggs, Postmaster-General.
• "The Registers of St. Paul's Cathedral" pub. 1899, page 48:
Edward Elliot, Esqr, of Port Elliot in the County of Cornwal, widower, & Elizabeth Craggs of ye Parish of St Mary Woolnoth, London, Spinster, were married by Licence from the Lord Archbishop of Canterburys Office in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul the 24th day of Aprill 1718; by me Lan., Exon.*
*Probably Launcelot Blackburne, Bishop of Exeter 1716-24; Archbishop of York 1724-43; buried at St. Margaret's, Westminster.
• FMP Parish Records Transcriptions:
License date: 23 Apr 1718
License date year: 1718
Bride's last name: CRAGGS
Bride's first name: Elizabeth
Dual date: 23 Apr 1718
Groom's last name: ELLIOT
Groom's first name: Edward
Record source: Faculty Office Marriage Licence Allegations 1701-1850
• e-mail from the CRO on 26 Mar 2015:
I have looked at the document and the property in question is stated as: 'the Lordships and Manors of Cuttenbeake and Germyn alias St Germyn, in the county of Cornwall' held by freehold lease.
Monies involved were a consideration of £6000, and provision for the wife raising yearly a sum of annuity or annual rent of £500.
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Husband | Male
Wife | Female
Child 1 | Male
Child 2 | Female