- Married by licence Francis Jollie in 1813. The register reads:
Francis Jollie junior of the parish of Penrith, bachelor, and
Margaret Routledge of this parish, spinster, a minor,
were married by Licence with Consent of Parents this
23 August 1813. (Both sign). In the presence of
John Jollie, John Routledge. (Both sign)
Marriages by licence required a bond to be sworn first, to observe the terms set forth in the licence. The bond for this one was sworn on 21 August 1813, and adds that Francis was a stationer in Penrith; Margaret was a minor in Brampton; and that the bond's witness was her father, John Routledge of Brampton, currier, who consents to the marriage.
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