| Palmer, Annie
Palmer, Cleo
Palmer, Frances
Palmer, Geo. W
Palmer, J. J.
Palmer, Lucinda |
Palmer, M. M.
Palmer, Meddie
Palmer, Rose
Parker, T. J.
Paul, Martha |
Pearce, Oscar
Pearce, Rena
Pearce, Susie
Perkins, Willis
Pickle, George |
Plunkett, Edgar
Pope, Julia
Pope, Vera
Post, A. P.
Pugh, Carrie
Purser, H. A |
SELF - PALMER
GEORGE PALMER and wife, of near Pikeville, passed through town yesterday
en route to his father's a few miles north of here, to attend the marriage
of GEORGE'S sister, Miss ANNIE, to Mr. BIRD SELF. - (Hamilton Appeal, Feb.
28, 1896)
SHOTTS - PALMER
Married - At the residence of the bride's grandfather, J. J. PALMER, two
miles southwest of Shottsville, on Wednesday, august 25, 1897, W. M. SHOTTS
and Miss CLEO PALMER, Rev. JOHN ARNOLD officiating. May their married life
be long, happy and prosperous. - (Marion County News, September 2, 1897)
AVERY - PALMER
The following parties were granted licenses to marry by Judge FORD since
our last issue viz, B. M. AVERY and Miss FRANCES PALMER....(Hamilton News
Press, Sept. 26, 1895 - pg 5)
PALMER - MORROW
The following marriage licenses have been issued by Judge Ford since our
last issue: E. L. CRANE and Miss SARAH H. BURLESON; GEO. W. PALMER and Miss
LANORA E. MORROW - (Hamilton News Press, Nov. 14, 1895 - pg 5)
PALMER - STONE
Mr. J. J. PALMER, JR. and Miss L. B. STONE were married on the 22nd inst.
at the residence of Mr. CURRY STONE near Shottsville, Rev. JOHN ARNOLD
officiating. - (Hamilton Free Press, August 30, 1894)
SPENCE - PALMER
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:... S. U. SPENCE
and LUCINDA PALMER, ...(Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 29. 1893)
SANDERSON - PALMER
Mr. MARION SANDERSON and Miss M. M. PALMER were married on last Thursday
and will reside in North Hamilton. - (Hamilton News Press, March 21, 1895)
GANN - PALMER
Hamilton: J. T. GANN and Miss MEDDIE PALMER were married on the 17th
inst. - (Guin Gazette, April 2, 1897)
MILLER - PALMER
New Prospect News - Mr. WALTER J. MILLER and Miss ROSE ELLEN PALMER were
married on last Thursday at the residence of the bride's father, Dr. B. F.
PALMER. - Hackleburgh, Dec. 16 - (Hamilton Free Press, Dec. 20, 1893)
PARKER - STIDHAM
POST - WOLF
License to marry has been issued by Judge Ford to the following since the
first of February:.... T. J. PARKER and M. E. STIDHAM.... A. P. POST and
MOLLIE WOLF - (Hamilton Free Press, Feb. 15, 1894)
SIMMONS - PAUL
The following parties were licenses to marry during the past week by Judge
Ford:...J. L. SIMMONS and MARTHA L. PAUL,....(Hamilton News Press, Dec. 5,
1895 - pg 5)
PEARCE - SPRINGFIELD
From Guin: June 25, 1895 - Mr. OSCAR PEARCE and Miss PEARL SPRINGFIELD were
married at the Methodist Church last Sunday night, Rev. D. W. WARD, officiating.
All join in wishing much joy, long life, and prosperity. - (Hamilton
News Press, June 27, 1895)
Mr. OSCAR V. PEARCE and Miss PEARL SPRINGFIELD, both of Guin, Ala. were united
in the holy bands of matrimony the Methodist Church in that town, on the
evening of June 23rd, 1895 at 8 o'clock, Rev. D. W. WARD officiating. The
church alter was tastefully decorated with beautiful flowers, the audience
large and appreciative. Dr. WARD was in his usual pleasant mood, and performed
the ceremony in a most impressive manner, using the beautiful ritual prescribed
by the discipline of the Methodist church. The groom is one of the popular
and rising young men of our neighboring town, while the bride is the amiable
and accomplished daughter of Dr. T. J. SPRINGFIELD, a prominent physician
of the town. May the future of this happy young couple be one of unalloyed
happiness and prosperity. (Hamilton News Press, June 27, 1895)
ALLMAN - PEARCE
From Guin: Married - On the 22nd inst, at the Methodist Church, Mr.
JOHN ---- to Miss RENA L. PEARCE, ------W. WARD officiating. The --------ed
lovely in a costume --------while the groom looked --------handsome. The
brides---------ses WILLIE MATTHEWS and --------e, looked beautiful, and
--------en, Messrs. W. R. BRAD- --------C. FRAZIER, were splen- --------ng.
The church was --------decorated. (Hamilton News Press, Dec. 26, 1895 - pg
5)
NOTE: THE PAGE WAS TORN - I TOOK THE LAST NAME FROM THE LIST OF MARRIAGE
LICENSES:……….
Marriage Licenses: JOHN M. ALLMAN and RENA -------(Hamilton News Press, Dec.
26, 1895 - pg 5)
MCREA - PEARCE
Wedding Bells at Bexar: On last Saturday morning at the little village of
Bexar occurred on of Bill Nye's "quiet little wedding without any frills."
The happy contracting parties being MR. TID MCREA and Miss SUSIE PEARCE,
both of Bexar. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. W. M. PEARCE, by Rev. JOHN ARNOLD, in the presence of the families
of the contracting parties, and one or two invited friends. The bride and
groom perhaps entertaining the idea that the tying of the silken not and
publicly pledging to each other their life-long fidelity and love being an
occasion sacred for the public gaze. The Herald rises to extend
congratulations, if in order. May their married life be even brighter than
their lovers dreams have pictured for them. May the anniversaries of the
day be lengthened out to the gold wedding, and may that time find their happiness
as unalloyed and their love far each other as lavish as new. "O, fortunate,
O, happy day When a new household finds its place. Among the myriad homes
of earth Take a new star just sprung to birth And rolled on its harmonious
way Into the boundless realms of space." Next couple to the front.
(Marion Herald, Sept. 20, 1888, pg 4)
PERKINS - WILLIAMS
Mr. WILLIS PERKINS and Miss MATTIE WILLIAMS were married at the home of the
brides' parents last week. Success to the happy couple. - (Gazette-Appeal,
Nov. 26, 1897)
PICKLE - WILLIAMS
From Detroit: April 9 - After Rev. ROBERT WILSON had concluded services at
Wesley Chapel last Sunday the audience was surprised when Mr. GEORGE PICKLE
and Miss GLO WILLIAMS stepped into the altar and were married in the Rev.
WILSON'S pleasing style. The young couple were from Splunge, Miss. and had
quietly stolen away from the "old folks at home." While we deeply sympathize
with those whom this affair may have displeased, we heartily extend the old
time "wish you much joy, etc." - (Hamilton News Press, April 11, 1895)
PLUNKETT - CANTRELL
The State of Alabama, Marion County MARRIAGE LICENSE
To any Ordained or Licensed Minister of the Gospel, Judge of the Supreme,
Circuit, or City Court, or Chancellior within this state, Judge of Probate
or Justice of teh Peace within this county Greetings
You are hereby authorized to celebrate the rites of Matrimony between
EDGAR PLUNKETT and FLORENCE E. CANTRELL and this shall be your sufficent
authority for so doing. Given under my hand and Seal this 10 day of MAR 1921,
and of American Independence the 140th year. H. V. BOSTICK, Judge of Probate
The State of Alabama, Marion County MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
The above named were married by me at HOME OF THE BRIDE on the 12 day of
MARCH 1921. W. T. CAUDLE, Minister
THE STATE OF ALABAMA, MARION COUNTY MARRIAGE BOND
Know all men by these present that we, EDGAR PLUNKETT are held and firmly
bound unto the State of Alabama in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to which
payment, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors,
administrators, and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals, and dated this 10 day of MAR 1921 The Condition
of the above obligation is such, that if there be no legal cause to obsturct
the marriage of EDGAR PLUNKETT and FLORENCE E. CANTRELL to whom a license has
this day been granted, then to to be void; ese to remain in full force and
virtue. Witness our hands and seals the day and year above written.
EDGAR PLUNKETT ELBERTON STANFORD
THE STATE OF ALABAMA, MARION COUNTY Before me, Mack Pearce, Judge of Probate
in and for said county, in said state, personally appeard EDGAR PLUNKETT who
being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is over 21 years of age, and has
no wife, and FLORENCE E. CANTRELL, is over 18 years of age, and has no husband,
and resides in Marion County, Alabama.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10 day of March 1921.
EDGAR PLUNKETT H. V. BOSTICK, Judge of Probate
Is there any blood relationship betwixt the parties, and if so what: No
Age of Man: 21 Age of Woman: 18
Color of Man: White Color of Woman: White
Religous beliefs of man: Protestant Religious beliefs of woman: Protestant
Residence of man: Crews Depot, Ala Residence of woman: Crews Depot, Ala
Height of Man: 5'10 Height of woman: 5'5
Weight of Man: 160# Weight of woman: 125#
Nativity of man: Ala Nativity of woman: Ala
Occupation of man: farming Occupation of woman: farming
Number marriage of man: 1st Number marriage of woman: 1st
(Marion County, AL. Marriage Book #9, page 580.)
WILSON - POPE
From Halls Mills: Mr. NATHAN WILSON and Miss JULIA POPE were united in the
holy bonds of wedlock on last Thursday at the residence of the bride's father.
Success to them. - (Hamilton Free Press - Nov. 15, 1893)
LODEN - POPE
Marriage license were issued by Judge Ford on Tuesday to F. W. LODEN and
Miss VERA POPE. - (Hamilton News Press, Oct. 3, 1895 - pg 5)
WATTS - PUGH
Since our last issue Judge FORD has issued marriage license to the following
parties: W. M. WATTS and Miss CARRIE PUGH....(Hamilton News Press, Dec 19,
1895 - pg 5)
PURSER - SANDERSON
H. A. PURSER and Miss LULA SANDERSON were married at the residence of the
bride near Bexar, on last Sunday morning in the presence of relatives and
friends. The Rev. J. R. HOLLIDAY performed the ceremony that made them
one. The News extends its best congratulations to the happy couple
and wishes for them much happiness through life. (The Marion County
News, Sept 6, 1900)
