30d, 7m, 1719: John Ratcliff and Sarah Fellows declare their intent to marry.
               William Ratcliff and Mary Fellows declare intent to marry.


 Third Haven Monthly Meeting Minutes records that "At our monthly meeting 
at the  head of Third Haven Creek, also called Tread Avon Creek, the 30th 
day of the 7th month 1719,John Ratcliff and Sarah Fellows appeared in this 
meeting and declared their intentions of marriage, the first time.  Peter 
Harwood and Thomas Atkinson are to inquire into the man's clearness and 
report to the next meeting."

29d, 8m, 1719: John Ratcliff and Sarah Fellows declare their intent to marry the 2nd time. 
               William Ratcliff and Mary Fellows delcare their intent to marry the 2nd time.

"At a quarterly  meeting at our meeting house at the head of Tread Avon 
Creek the 28th and 29th of the 8th month 1719, John Ratcliff and Sarah 
Fellows appeared at this meeting and declared their intentions of marriage, 
the second time.  They having the consent of their parents and nothing 
appearing to obstruct they are left to their liberty in the truth to effect 
their marriage, they appointing time and place and making the same public."


25d, 9m, 1719: The marriage of John and William Ratcliff were accomplished in good order.


  "At a monthly meeting at the house of John Stevens on Dividing Creek, the 
25th and 26th  of the 9th month 1719, John Ratcliff and Wm Ratcliff's 
marriages were accomplished in good order." (118G)(118H)


26d, 8m, 1732: The widow Mary (Fellows) Ratcliff has been married by a priest.
               (Which Anglican Church has this record?) (Vol 1, p. 446)

29d, 9m, 1732: The consideration of the widow Mary Ratcliff is referred to ye next
               monthly meeting. (Vol 1, p. 447)

25d, 10m, 1734: James Ratcliff informs this meeting that John Ratcliff and John Fellows
                intends to remove themselves and families to some part of the government
                of Carolina and desires a few lines by way of certificate. This meeting
                appoints Thomas Atkinson and James Ratcliff into these conversations and
                arcienstandes (?) so that care may be taken that they leave our parts in
                honor and provide a certificate against our next monthly meeting for 
                approbation and signing. 
                (There was no indication for the next 4 meetings that this was done.)
                (Vol 1, p. 469)

26d, 3m, 1736: Mary James, formerly Mary Ratcliff, gave unto this meeting a few lines
               condeming her disorderly marriage and that spirit by which she acted therein.
               (Vol 1, p. 482)