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BLAKNEY - EARNEST
Mr. ART BLAKNEY and Miss VIRGIE EARNEST are now Mr. and Mrs. BLAKNEY (Hamilton
News Press, February 7, 1895)
EMMERSON- MITCHELL
Marriage Licenses: - The following parties were licenses to marry during
the past week by Judge Ford: ....G. M. EMMERSON and ARTIVEE MITCHELL,
(Hamilton News Press, Dec. 5, 1895 - pg 5)
MCCARLEY - EMMERSON
Marriage Licenses: The following marriage licenses were issued by Judge FORD
during the week: ....S. M. MCCARLEY and M. S. EMMERSON. - (Hamilton News
Press, Dec 12, 1895 - pg 5)
COUCH - ESTES
Marriage Licenses: Judge Ford is doing a fine business in the license line
just now. The matrimonial market seems to hold its own even better than cotton.
We hope that this does not indicate that the demand for marriageable girls
is about to become greater than the supply. Since our last issue eight marriage
license have been issued, to wit; .... W. F. COUCH and Miss IDA ESTES, J.
- (Hamilton News Press, Nov. 28, 1895 - pg 5)
On last Thursday a bridal party passed through town. The happy pair had been
BILLIE COUCH and IDA ESTES. Now they are Mr. and Mrs. COUCH. They were
accompanied by several friends. - (Hamilton News Press, Dec. 5, 1895 - pg
5)
ESTILL - MCKAY
MARRIAGE LICENSE - The State of Alabama, Marion County
To any Minister of the Gospel, Judge of the Supreme or Circuit Courts,
of Chancellor of said State, Judge of Probate, or any Justice of the Peace
of said county,, Greeting You are hereby authorized to celebrate the Rites
of Matrimony between Mr. ELIAS ESTILL and MISS NEOMIA MCKAY and this shall
be your sufficient authority for so doing. Given under my hand and seal,
this 29th day of Oct, 1903 and of American Indepence the 28th year.
J. R. WHITE, Judge of Probate. (L. S.)
The above parties were married by me at BRIDE'S HOME IN MARION COUNTY, on
the 1st day of Nov. 1903. N. E. JOHNSON
(Fifty dollars fine for failing to return this license)
Consent of Parent or Guardian to the Marriage of a Minor (this part is
handwritten)Oct. 29, 1903
Mr. W. R. White, Judge of Probate - You are hereby authorized to issue Elias
Estill marriage license for my daughter Neoma McKay.
MACK MCKAY
MARRIAGE BOND
THE STATE OF ALABAMA, MARION COUNTY
Know al lmen by these present, that we, ELIAS ESTILL AND W. T. CANTRELL,
are held and firmly bound unto the state of Alabama in the sum of Two Hundred
Dollars, to which payment will and truly to be made, webind ourselves, our
heirs, executors, administrators,a dn assigns, jointly and severallym, firmly
by those present.Sealed with our seals, adn dated this 29 day of Oct. 1903.
The condition of the above obilgation is such, that if there be no legal cause
to obstruct the marriage of ELIAS ESTILL to MISS NEOMA MCKAY, to whom a license
has this day been granted, then to be void, else to remain in full force and
virture. Witness our hands and seals, the day and year above written.
Attst: W. E. White, Judge of Probate
ELIAS ESTILL, (L. S.) W. T. CANTRELL (L. S.)
(Marion County, AL. Marriage Record Book 4 - 1903-1906., Page 102)
CANTRELL - ESTELL
The State of Alabama, Marion County
To any Ordained or Licensed Minister of the Gospel, Judge of the Supreme,
Circuit, or City COurt or Chancellor within thiis State, Judge of Probate,
or Justice of the Peace within this county - Greeting: You are hereby
authorized to celebrate the Rites of Matrimoiney between Erie Cantrell and
Clemmie Estell and this shall be your sufficient authority for so doing.
Given under my hand and seal, this 29 day of Jan, 1935 an dof American
Independence the ---- year.------ Sanderson (signature), Judge of Probste
The State of Alabama, Marion County
The above anamed were amrried by me at Guin in said county and state on the
5th day of Feb. 1935 A. M. Nix, M. G.
The State of Alabama, Marioun County
Know all men by these presents, that we, Erie Cantell held and firmly bound
unto the State of Alabama in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to which
payment, well and trly to be made, we bind ourselves, ouir heirs, executors,
administraotrs,a dn assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these pressent.
Sealed with our seals, and dated this 29 day of Jan 1935 The Condition of the
above obligation is such that if there be no legal cause to obstruct the
marriage of Erie Cantell and Clemmie Estell to whom a license has this day
been granted then to be void, else to remain in full force and virtue.
Witness our hands and seals the day and year above written.
The State of Alabama, Marion County, Probate Court
Before me, W. H. CAntrell, Judge of Probate ina dn for said county, in said
state, personally appeared Erie Cantrell to being duly sworn, deposes and
say that he is over 23 years of age, adn has no wife, and Clemmie Estell
is over 23 years of age, adn has no husband, and resides in Marion
County, Alabama. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 29th day
of Jan. 1935 ---- Sanderson, Judge of Probate
Age of Man 23 Age of Woman 23
Color of Man White Color of Woman White
Height of man 5 ft 6 in Height of woman: 5 ft 6 1/2 in
Weight of man 150 Weight of woman 151
Nativity of Man: Alabama Nativity of Woman Alabama
Occupation of man: Farming Occupation of Woman: Farming
Number Marriage of Man: 1st Number Marriage of Woman: 1st
Is there any blood relationshop betwixt the parties, and if so, what? No
Religion of Man: Baptist Religion of Woman: Baptist
Residnce of Man:Beaverton, Ala, Rt 1 Residence of Woman:Beaverton, Ala, Rt 1
Remarks: Health Certificate by Dr. J. R. Burleson, MD
(Marion County Alabama Marriage Record Book #14, Page 530)
THORN - EVANS
R. E. THORN of Hamilton and Miss IDA EVANS were married at the residence
of the bride's father at Henson Springs on Tuesday morning, September 28,
in the presence of the friends of the contracting parties. We extend to the
happy couple our best wishes for their welfare. May happiness and prosperity
ever attend them. - (Marion County News, September 30, 1897)
EVANS - NELSON
From Detroit - March 5 - WM. T. EVANS and Miss --- NELSON were married last
Thursday at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. ALECK NELSON, near Camp's
Mill, Rev. J. D. CARTER officiating. - (Hamilton Free Press, March 8, 1894)
STANLEY - FEARINGTON
From Detroit - June 11, 1894 - Dr. J. S. STANLEY was married last Wednesday
morning at 7 o'clock to Mrs. FANNIE FEARINGTON at her home in Nesbit, Miss.
there is a tinge of romance in this happy marriage; in their younger days
they were engaged to be married but drifted apart and the Dr. has since been
married twice and his bride once. They each have a daughter and two boys.
They returned Thursday evening and it is with a feeling of pride that Detroit
welcomes this fair and intelligent lady to a home among us. - (Hamilton Free
Press, June 14, 1894)
FINLEY - KEY
SHELTON - FRAZIER
Married: At the residence of Dr. M. H. KEY on the 24th ult, Prof. WM. FINLEY
of Florence, and Miss DIXIE KEY of this place. At the same place Mr. WILLIE
SHELTON and Miss KATIE FRAZIER were joined in the holy bans, Judge MATTHEWS
officiating. After the usual ceremony was concluded supper was announced
and all proceeded to the dining room where a bountiful feast was provided
for all present. The crowd then visited the Christmas Tree at the church
to witness the distribution of presents, some of which when handed out brought
blushes to the happy young couples present. Both couples begin their
new life under the most favorable circumstances, followed by the best wishes
of a host of friends and acquaintances and from none more lavishly than from
the writer We can truly say: May the ruler of Hymen look down, And
your lives from evil defend, May you ne'er know adversity's frown, May our
happiness ne'er have an end. - (Marion Herald, Jan. 2, 1890)
FLIPPO - TOWNSEND
Marriage Licenses: License to marry has been issued by Judge Ford to the
following since the first of February: ...GEORGE W. FLIPPO and CALLIE
TOWNSEND - (Hamilton Free Press, Feb. 15, 1894)
FORD - HAMILTON
WILL B. FORD and Miss ICY HAMILTON wee married on last Sunday morning at
the residence of Capt. A. J. HAMILTON, father of the bride. The contracting
parties are well favorably known to all our people, who wish for them a life
of prosperity and happiness. The young couple left on Sunday morning
for Washington City where Mr. FORD has a position in one of the departments
of the Government. - (The Marion County News, July 5, 1900)
CONNOR - FRANKS
From Pearce's Mills: Married - At the residence of the bridge's father
on Pea Ridge, October 31, WALTER CONNOR and Miss ANNIE FRANKS. - (Hamilton
News Pres, Nov. 14, 1895 - pg 5)
EADES - WARREN
CONNER - FRANKS
Marriage Licenses: - The matrimonial market seems to be on the biggest kind
of a big boom. The following have been licenses to marry since our last report:
....J. F. CONNER and S. M. FRANKS, J. F. EADES and FANNIE WARREN,
.....(Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 29. 1893)
HARRIS - FRANKLIN
From Detroit: TOMMIE HARRIS and Miss BEULAH FRANKLIN eloped last Thursday
night from the latter's home at Pine Springs, and were married near here
at CHARLEY MURPHY'S by the Rev. ED HARRIS. - (Hamilton News Press, Feb 28,
1895)
MITCHELL - FREDERICK
Marriage Licenses: ......J. S. MITCHELL and N. J. FREDERICK.... - (Hamilton
News Press, Dec. 26, 1895 - pg 5
