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This article is from the The Ghost and Mrs. Muir FAQ, by Caroline Kent caro@earthlink.net with numerous contributions by others.

12 Did the captain ever call Mrs. Muir by her given name? (The Ghost and Mrs. Muir)

Once. The Captain finally referred to Mrs. Muir as Carolyn at the end
of the last-run episode of the series, "Wedding Day?????" This
occurred at a particularly moving moment right after Carolyn's parents
had renewed their wedding vows. The Captain, noting that the problem
of how Carolyn would extricate herself from a trip to the altar with
Claymore had been solved, said: "You may now consider your engagement
to Claymore permanently broken." To which Carolyn replied, "Oh, I do,
Captain." The Captain then, in a moment of weakness, said: "I do,
Carolyn." Upon receiving a questioning look from Carolyn, he
explained: "I just wanted to hear how the words sounded spoken on an
occasion like this!" Double sigh!

 

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