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| Hall, Bettie
Hall, Della
Hamilton, Ella
Hamilton, Icy
Harbor, Neaty
Hardin, R. L.
Harris, Henry C. |
Harris, Tommie
Haston, E. C.
Henson, Jeddie
Hightower, Bettie
Hightower, John
Hobson, Lula
Holcomb, Marion |
Holcomb, Morgan
Holcomb, N. C.
Hollis, Claud
Holt, J. W.
Holt, John
Howell, Benj. |
Howell, Emery W.
Hudson, Mr.
Hughey, Julia
Hughes, Donie
Hughes, Henry L.
Hughes, S. E.
Hughes, William |
MAYS - HALL
Married - At the residence of Mr. RUS GLASSCOCK two miles east of Hamilton
on Sunday the 12th inst., Mr. J. A. MAYS and Miss BETTIE HALL, Rev. A. J.
MAYS officiating. The Herald extends congratulations. - (Marion Herald, January
16, 1890)
OWEN - HALL
Marriage Licenses: The following marriage licenses were issued by Judge FORD
during the week: ......O. H. OWEN and DELLA HALL ..., (Hamilton News Press,
Dec 12, 1895 - pg 5)
CLEMENTS - HAMILTON
The people of Hamilton were very much startled last Friday evening on hearing
of the elopement of Mr. JAS. S. CLEMENTS and Miss ELLA HAMILTON. Mr. CLEMENTS
has been for the last eighteen months, the popular and intelligent editor
of the Marion Herald, and Miss ELLA is the accomplished daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. A. J. HAMILTON. These young people have for some time, shown a decided
preference for each other's society, but no one anticipated such a sudden
consummation of their attachment. Mr. CLEMENTS left town early on
the morning of the 24th to return to his old home in Morgan County, and made
it convenient to go by Hackleburgh where Miss ELLA has been teaching this
summer. At Hackleburgh Miss ELLA joined him, and they took the train at
Darlington on the S. & B. Road, and going down to Jasper were there united
in the holy bans. The last heard from them they were registered to the Florence
Hotel, Birmingham, whence we presume they will go to Hartsell or Summerville,
where Mr. CLEMENTS has secured a position on the Hartsell Index. We
are unable to account for the romantic manner in which they were married,
unless sit were merely to surprise their friends, and thus to act out the
crowning scene of an adventurous love affair. The Herald regrets to give
Jim up, as his connection with the publisher has been very pleasant, and
entirely satisfactory, but he has sought fairer fields, and we wish him success.
This young couple starts out in life under favorable auspices. They
are both favorites among their numerous acquaintances. The gallant groom
is affable and social, and is an intelligent and successful newspaper man,
while his fair bride is of good family and universally admired for many amiable
qualities and sweet deposition. They share the best wishes and brightest
hopes of all their friends, and from none more lavishly than from the Herald.
Like a good patriarch, we raise our hands above your heads and say "Bless
you, my children." - (Marion Herald, August 30, 1888)
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)
CARTER - HARBOR
The marriage market had quite a boom the past week, and Judge FORD was kept
quite busy waiting on people who wished to secure the documents that bind
one to the other for a lifetime. The following is the list of contracting
parties: ....T. H. CARTER and NEATY HARBOR ....(Hamilton News Press, Nov.
7, 1895 - pg 5)
HARDIN - WILSON
Marriage Licenses: Since our last issue Judge FORD has issued marriage license
to the following parties: ..... R. L. HARDIN and Miss M. A. WILSON....- (Hamilton
News Press Dec 19, 1895 - pg 5)
From Pikeville - R. L. HARDIN and Miss ANGELINE WILSON were married at the
residence of the bride's parents a few days ago. (Hamilton News Press, Dec.
26, 1895 - pg 5)
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)
HOLT - CARR
Mr. JOHN HOLT and Miss CHRISTELIA CARR was married yesterday, R. S. BOTTOMS
officiated. - (Marion Herald, May 30, 1889 - pg 3)
HARRIS - RAMEY
Marriage Bells - HARRIS - RAMEY - At the residence of the bride's parents
at this place on last Thursday night, Mr. HENRY C. HARRIS and Miss LEILA
RAMEY were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Hon. WALTER H. MATTHEWS,
officiating. The groom is one of Hamilton's most moral, sober, and
reliable young business men and in his section of a partner for life has
acted wisely. Miss LELIA is one of Marion's fairest and most intellectual
young ladies. May their lives be one of unalloyed happiness and may their
bark on the sea of life never encounter one wave of trouble or disappointment
but may it said smoothly across and finally be anchored in that heaven of
eternal rest where all if joy and peace. (Marion Herald, June 27, 1889
- pg 3)
YOUNG - HENSON
Mr. T. JACKSON YOUNG and Miss JEDDIE HENSON were united in marriage at the
home of the bride at Henson Springs on last Thursday. The groom is the talented
young editor of the Vernon Courier and the bride is one of Lamar's fairest
flowers. The Appeal joins a host of friends in wishing them much happiness.
- (Hamilton Appeal, Feb. 21, 1896)
CASH - HOBSON
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:
....HENRY CASH and LULA HOBSON - (Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 29. 1893)
HOLCOMB - CURL
Married - On Sunday last at the residence of Mr. LODEN, MORGAN HOLCOMB and
Miss LELA CURL. We wish them a long and pleasant journey through life. -
(Marion County News, August 12, 1897)
SULLINS - HOLCOMB
Marriage Licenses - .......W. J. SULLINS and N. C. HOLCOMB - (Hamilton News
Press, Dec. 26, 1895 - pg 5)
HOLT - MCWHIRTER
J. W. HOLT and Miss SARAH E. MCWHIRTER were married a few days ago, and have
moved to themselves. We wish them good luck and much joy. - (Hamilton News
Press, Dec 5, 1895 - pg 5)
BURLASON - HOWELL
DOLPHUS B. BURLASON and Miss EMERY W. HOWELL was married on last Sunday,
R. S. BOTTOMS officiating. We congratulate Dr. JAMES W. very much for the
fine dinner he gave his daughter; also the kind invitation he gave to his
neighbors and friends to dine with him. - (Marion Herald, May 23, 1889 -
pg 3)
HUDSON - VANCE
Hackleburgh, April 1: The 14-year-old son of Mrs. HUDSON was joined in happy
wedlock to Miss CYNTHIA VANCE. - (Marion Herald, April 3, 1890)
HUGHES -
HIGHTOWER
Pikeville, Feb. 4, 1895 - On last Sunday, the 4th inst., Mr. HENRY L. HUGHES
and Miss BETTIE HIGHTOWER were married at the residence of the bride's father,
Mr. WM. HIGHTOWER, near Pikeville, Dr. T. J. SPRINGFIELD, officiating. The
good wishes of may earnest friends will follow them in their voyage o'er
life stormy sea. G., (Hamilton News Press, February 7, 1895)
HIGHTOWER - ?
Mr. JOHN HIGHTOWER, of near Pikeville, was in town on yesterday. Before leaving
he visited the office of the Probate Judge, and we feel quite safe in saying
that the sound of marriage bells will be heard in that neighborhood within
the next few days. - (Marion Herald, Jan. 19, 1888 - pg 4)
HOLLIS - SULLIVAN
From Pearce's Mill - CLAUD HOLLIS and Miss JANE SULLIVAN were married on
last Monday night. It is said that CLAUD could not muster up enough courage
to ask for the girl so they ran away. They did not go very far however. -
(Hamilton News Press, Sept. 26, 1895 - pg 5)
HOWELL - RODEN
Judge Ford issued marriage license to the following parties last week: ...BENJ.
HOWELL and Mrs. LAVINA RODEN, (Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 22, 1893)
WHITE - HUGHES
Pikeville News: Dec. 26, 1893 - Mr. BUD WHITE and Miss DONIE HUGHES were
married on Sunday at the residence of Mr. JAMES K. POLK STANFORD, who is
a cousin of the bride. We hope for them a full measure of hymeneal bliss.
- (Hamilton Free Press - Dec. 27, 1893)
HUGHES - HASTON
Mr. S. E. HUGHES and Miss E. C. HASTON, of Itawamba County, Miss. were married
at this place on last week. - (Marion Herald, September 1, 1887 - pg 4)
HOLCOMB - MITCHELL
Hackelburg, Ala. - October 15th 1887 - Married - On last Wednesday at the
residence of the bride father, Mr. MARION HOLCOMB to Miss C. P. MITCHELL.
We wish the young couple a happy life and much success. - (Marion Herald,
October 20, 1887 - pg 4)
HUGHES - CASHION
Hamilton: Married at the residence of Mr. R. W. CASHION, Miss NORA CASHION,
one of Hamilton's accomplished young ladies, to Mr. WILLIAM HUGHES. May
they live a happy life, And when from earth taken, Be loving husband and
wife, And at last be saved in Heaven. - (Guin Dispatch - Jan 5, 1889)
JOHNSTON - HUGHEY
Prof. J. C. JOHNSTON and Miss JULIA HUGHEY married on last Sunday and he
returned to his school yesterday. We wish the Prof. a long and happy life,
and a pleasant journey through life. The Prof. is having him a house put
up in this place. Hurrah our town is coming up. - (Marion Herald, May 9,
1889 - pg 3)
