The problem you face is that the records you are seeking are too recent to be on-line. Births within the past 100 years, marriages within the past 75 and deaths within the past 50 years are not routinely available on-line. They are accessible but cannot be searched anywhere other than in GRONI & PRONI in Belfast where there are terminals that allow you to search events right up to those registered yesterday.
I searched the GRONI site for George & Jean’s marriage up to November 1943 (ie over 75 years) but it’s not listed so they must have married after that.
Assuming you can’t get to GRONI or PRONI, you could employ a researcher to look the records up for you, or you could contact GRONI by e-mail and ask them to search for you. It wouldn’t be a complex task but there might be a search fee and you probably would have to buy the certificates. (They’ll explain). Contact details for ringing or e-mailing GRONI:
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/contacts-az/general-register-office-northern-ireland It might be cheaper to hire a researcher, especially if you want to trace forwards from the events given. Researchers in the PRONI area:
http://sgni.net If you know roughly when George & Jean died, it might also be worth searching for wills for them, as they will probably name living descendants. But if they died after 1966, there’s nothing on-line and you need to get someone to search the will calendars in PRONI for you.
