I'll very quickly add that in Canada the "Notice of Intention" is called the 
"Long Form" version of the Marriage Certificate 





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "\"E\" Sharp" <[email protected]> 
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2009 3:34:06 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern 
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Bristol, RI marriage record 


Sam and others, 

The Notice of Intention is the paper they filled out to obtain their 
marriage license.  It basically has the same information on it as the 
Marriage Certificate but it is in their, or someone who filled it out 
for them, handwriting.  It came from the New Bedford Vital Records 
office, I requested it the same time I requested the Marriage 
Certificate and I had to pay extra for it.  I wanted this paper as I 
knew the bride's surname to be Pedro and it was recorded as Pedras and 
I wanted to see what was on this form and one can interpret it as 
Pedro or Pedras as far as I can see.  So, if RI does not have this 
form, I would hope the same info would be on the RI Marriage 
Certificates. 

It contains: 
Name 
Color 
Residence 
Age 
Occupation 
Birthplace 
Father's Name 
Mother's Maiden Name 
1st, 2nd, etc. marriage 
Widowed or Divorced 
Signature of Applicant (in this case, the grooms signature and address) 
Then statement such and such personally appeared before me and that 
the foregoing statement is true....................... 

I do have a copy of a RI "Copy of a Marriage Record" from 1946.  It 
has the above on it PLUS it even has parent's birthplace and father's 
occupation for both bride/groom and gives Place of Marriage, Date, 
Clergyman/Denomination/Address, Witnesses. Also, gives place and date 
of divorce.  Whether it was the same in the early 1900's, I do not 
know. 

"E" 



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