Volume XII covers most of the Regency period (1813–1820) and the reigns of George IV (1820–1830) and William IV (1830–1837). The final entry is for 27 June, exactly a week after William’s death. National civil registration commenced on 1 July.

During this period there were 722 entries of marriage, which I have arranged in seven pages.

Although Tottenham was growing slowly more populous, marriages during this period still averaged only thirty a year, reflecting the fact that even in 1837 it was still little more than a village. It retained its popularity as a marriage venue for the well-to-do—as in previous years, a high proportion of the entries are for middle-class Londoners, and again, some of the parties came from surprisingly far afield.