Family Group Sheet for Michael FRIPPS / Johanna Emily TIMMINS (F29) m. 14 Sep 1885 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 14 Sep 1885

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Father | Male
Michael FRIPPS

Born
Died
Buried
Married	14 Sep 1885 [1, 2]	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada [1, 2]
Type	Roman Catholic Banns. St. Marys Basilica, Halifax
Father	William FRIPPS \| F30 Group Sheet
Mother	Ellen MABER \| F30 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Johanna Emily TIMMINS

Born	17 Jul 1851	Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Christened	2 Nov 1851	Christ Church Anglican, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried
Other Spouse	Robert ADAIR \| F8 (Church of England. Rev. J.B> Richardson . By Licen)
Married	5 Jul 1869	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Father	Daniel TIMMINS \| F1 Group Sheet
Mother	Johanna FROST \| F1 Group Sheet

[S2] Marriage Registrations - Nova Scotia , (Nova Scotia Archives), archivesnovascotia.ca., https://archives.novascotia.ca/images/vital-statistics/marriages/1817/1817-00254.jpg (Reliability: 3).
Note: Columns containing parents, age, occupation,etc. were not completed by the priest.
[S23] St. Marys Roman Catholic Basilica-Marriages, (Family Search), https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9BCJ-99MZ?i=98&cc=1925428 (Reliability: 2).

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