1900 Marriage solemnized at All Saints' Church in the parish of Battersea in the County of London
| Number | 306 | |
| When Married | Aug 22nd. 1900 | |
| Name and Surname | George James Rigby | Alice Maud Arnold |
| Age | 22 | 18 |
| Condition | Bachelor | Spinster |
| Rank or Profession | Butler | |
| Residence at the time of Marriage | 17, Southolm? St. | 15, Southolm? St. |
| Father's Name and Surname | George John Rigby | George Thomas Arnold |
| Rank or Profession of Father | Water-man | Brass Finisher |
Married in the Church of All Saints according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, A K? Fernmsby?
| This Marriage was solemnized between us | George James Rigby |
| Alice Maud Arnold | |
| in the Presence of us | George Thomas Arnold |
| Ernest George Arnold |
This entry in the register has the following handwritten note
In Entry No 306. col. 2. ??? the Bridegroom's signature for "James" read 'John'. Corrected on the 15th Ocotber 1909 ??? Henry ? Hills Vicar in the presence of
George John Rigby
Alice Maud Rigby
the parties married.
Source: London Metropolitan Archives, All Saints, Battersea, Register of marriages, P70/ALL, Item 011
Ancestry.com. London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921
GRO Ref: S1900 - Wandsworth 1d 1124