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| Davis, J. A.
Davis, Lena
Davis, T. A.
Davis, William C. |
Defoon, Girdie
Dennis, Savannah
Dill, Billy |
Dodson, J. R.
Dodson, Percy
Donaldson, Henry C.
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Drummond, Sarah
Dunham, Polk
Dunn, Bob |
DAVIS - LOYD
Married - At the residence of the bride's father, at Bull Mountain, on the
22nd instant, MR. J. A. DAVIS and Miss ELLA LOYD. The Free Press wishes the
young couple a long life of uninterrupted bliss. - (Hamilton Free Press -
Nov. 29, 1893)
DAVIS - CRENSHAW
From Detroit - Dec. 23, 1893 -Miss LENA DAVIS formerly of this place but
now of Splunge, Miss is to be married to Mr. SILAS CRENSHAW of Quincy, Miss.
tomorrow afternoon at the McKinley church. We wish the young couple a long
life and much happiness. - (Hamilton Free Press, Dec. 27, 1893)
DAVIS - GRAY
Married on the evening of the 24th inst. at the residence of the Bride's
mother, near DeSotoville, Choctaw County, Ala. Mr. WILLIAM C. DAVIS, of Hamilton,
to Miss MAUDE GRAY, of DeSotoville. In addition to our good wishes
for this couple in last week's paper we wish to add a few more. While the
fair bride is personally unknown to ye Editor, Mr. DAVIS, in our short
acquaintance has impressed s most favorably as being one of "Nature's Noblemen,"
and our faith in his cleverness and ability leaves no room in which to doubt
that in so vital a matter as this, he has shown more than usual tact, so
we will take it for granted that the fair lady of his choice is all that
his fond heart deems her. May life for them be one long sweet dream of love
and peace. Trouble and cares will come to them - they do to all of us - but
may love and firm and abiding faith in each other help them to bear the burdens
of life. When old age comes on may he be able to say: And still beloved
till life grows cold, Will wander 'neath a genial sky And only know that
we are old By counting happy years gone by. Old time who changes all below
To wean men gently from the grave Hath brought us no increase of woe And
leaves us all he ever gave. - (Hamilton News Press, July 25, 1895)
It is with the greatest pleasure that we copy from the Birmingham News of
July 19th 1895 the following just tribute to our distinguished townsman,
Hon. W. C. DAVIS, on the eve of his marriage. "Cards are out announcing
the approaching marriage of Hon. W. C. DAVIS, of Hamilton to Miss MAUDE GRAY,
of DeSotoville, Ala. Mr. DAVIS is one of the most promising young attorneys
of West Alabama. A man of sterling worth and fearless determination, he made
for himself a reputation in the last session of the State Legislature second
to none in the state. Although an inland county, Marion has a representative
who took the lead in all matters coming before the House. The bride-to-be
is one of the State's most charming young ladies, sweet and thoroughly womanly.
She will be a fit helpmeet for Marion's gifted son. - (Hamilton News Press,
August 1, 1895)
DAVIS - NICHOLS
Detroit Items: Mr. T. A. DAVIS and Miss ROSETTA NICHOLS were married last
Thursday at the residence of the bride's father, a few miles south of town,
Rev. GILBERT CARTER officiating. The groom was past sixty years old and the
bride about twenty-five. - CLIP, Detroit, Nov,. 18 - (Hamilton Free
Press - Nov. 22, 1893)
SIMMONS - DEFOON
Mr. DEE SIMMONS and Miss GIRDIE DEFOON was joined in the holy bonds of matrimony
at the residence of M. N. B. DEFOON of Bear Creek last Monday night. S. A.
G. WALKER, Esq. officiating. - (Marion Herald, May 30, 1889 - pg 2)
Mr. DEE SIMMONS and Miss GIRDIE DEFOON were united in the holy bonds of matrimony
near here the 20th inst. S. A. G. WALKER, Esq. officiating. - (Marion Herald,
May 30, 1889 - pg 3)
AKERS - DENNIS
Our young friend N. Y. AKERS of Guin and Miss SAVANNAH DENNIS of Beaverton
were married one day last week at the home of the bride. We wish the happy
couple a long life of happiness and prosperity. - (Marion County News, February
18, 1897)
DILL - GANN
Little Rock: At Port Gibson, Miss., BILLY DILL and Miss BETTY GANN were married
last week. We wish them a long happy life. - (Guin Gazette, April 2, 1897)
DODSON - BUZOCE
The matrimonial market has been quite brisk during the past week. The following
licenses have been issued during the past seven days: ......J. R. DODSON
to Miss A. M. BUZOCE - (Marion Herald, November 29, 1888 - pg 4)
DODSON - MURRAH
Weddings! Weddings! There were two weddings near here on Sunday last. The
contracting parties were TOM ASTON and Miss SALLIE SMITH and PERCY DODSON
and Miss ARIE MURRAH. We extend to them our congratulations. - (Marion County
News, May 27, 1897)
DONALDSON - MCCRELESS
The following parties were granted licenses to marry by Judge FORD since
our last issue viz, ...HENRY C. DONALDSON and Miss B. C. MCCRELESS (Hamilton
News Press, Sept. 26, 1895 - pg 5)
JOHNSON - DRUMMOND
Married: At Bexar, this county, on Jan. 1st, at the residence of Rev. JOHN
ARNOLD, Mr. MARSHALL JOHNSON and Miss SARAH DRUMMOND. The Herald extends
congratulations. - (Marion Herald, Jan. 12, 1888 - pg 4)
DUNHAM - JOHNSTON
Locals from Halls Mills: Mr. POLK DUNHAM and Miss ---- JOHNSTON; of Caledonia,
Miss were married last Sunday. Wish them a prosperous journey on the matrimonial
sea. (Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 15, 1893)
DUNN - SCRUGGS
We failed last week to mention the marriage of our esteemed young friend
Mr. BOB DUNN of near town to Miss NANNIE SCRUGGS. The Free Press voices the
wish of their many friends in wishing the happy couple a long and safe voyage
over the uncertain sea of matrimony. - (Hamilton Free Press - Jan. 3, 1894)
