The Joiner Marriage Index

Search Marriage Records in Surrey

In Surrey the Joiner Marriage Index currently has 18,178 marriage records to search in 110 parishes between 1542 and 1837.

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To carry out a search for marriage records within a particular parish in Surrey please click the parish name in the table below :

"Surrey is a county in the South East of England, bounded North by the Thames, which separates it from Bucks and Middlesex, East by Kent, South by Sussex, West by Hants, and North West by Berks; greatest length, North and South, 26 miles; greatest breadth, East and West, 40 miles; area, 485,129 acres, population 1,436,899. The County is traversed from East to West by the North Downs range, from which the surface slopes gently down towards the Thames on the North, while on the South it descends into an extensive flat plain (partly also in the counties of Kent and Sussex) called the Weald. Except a small portion in the South West, and another small portion in the South East, the whole of the County is drained by the Thames and its tributaries, the Wey, Mole, and Wandle. There are many varieties of soil, including plastic and alluvial clays, rich vegatable loam, calcareous earth, and almost barren heath. On the plastic clays the crops are wheat and beans; the alluvial soils, particularly in the vicinity of the metropolis, are chiefly occupied by orchards, market gardens, and farms for the culture of medical and aromatic plants; on the loamy soils the crops are barley, oats, and pease, carrots and parsnips; while the chief products of the calcareous soils are hops and clover. There are some industries in oil, paper, calicoes, woollen goods, &C., and those places situated on the Thames share in the trade of the port of London, but the trade and manufactures are not of great importance." [Transcribed from Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles, 1887]

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