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Title
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Holmes Public Library (Halifax) Church Marriage Intentions and Church Records
Description
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This collection of marriage intentions is archived by the Halifax Congregational Church and were originally recorded and signed by the Town Clerk of the Town of Halifax, Massachusetts. Unless otherwise noted, the parties are from Halifax, Massachusetts
A description of Marriage Intentions:
"The act of marriage was not seen as a pact between two people as much as it was seen as the responsibility of the entire surrounding town. To ensure that the entire town or village approved of the match, the intention of marriage had to be filed. Typically, these forms would include names, counties of origin, the professions of the brides and grooms, the dates on which the forms were filed, and official signatures.
This intention was then printed and distributed throughout the town as a flier that would be hung on post offices, schools, general stores, etc. The marriage then had to be announced in church on three consecutive Sundays or Holy Days, which would give the townsfolk the opportunity to object to the marriage. This was referred to as ‘Crying the Banns,’ which still occurs for couples intending to marry within the Church of England. It ended many couples impending nuptials, especially in the case of a discrepancy in class or social standing. Laws such as The Marriage Act of 1753, made it almost impossible for couples to bridge the social gap between their two classes. As a result, many weddings blossomed not out of love and respect, but out of the security of knowing that your match would not be rejected." -- Description by Christina Manzo
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Transfer membership of Deborah Josselyn from 2nd Church in Pembroke, Massachusetts to the Church in Halifax, Massachusetts, August 15, 1810
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Congregational Church in Halifax (Halifax, Mass.)
Marriage licenses -- Massachusetts
Registers of births, etc -- Massachusetts
Date
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1810
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Genealogical tables
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Document
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Announcements
Church Memberships
Church Records
Church Transfer
Congregational Church Halifax Massachusetts
Halifax Massachusetts
Pembroke Massachusetts