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Carroll
Record
1866 Aug.
4, 1866
MARRIED:
Thrusday, July
26, Miss Dora
Montgomery,
daughter of
J.W.
Montgomery
Esq., to Mr.
Joseph Carson
all of this
parish.
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DIED:
Monday, July
30, Laura
Watson, infant
daughter of
J.L. and Adelaide
Cheatham.
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Aug. 18,
1866 DIED:
August 12,
Lula M.,
daughter of
T.S. and M.A.
Mabin aged 13
years 7
months.
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MARRIED:
In New
Orleans,
August 2 at
the residence
of the bride,
by
Rev.
Dr. Hedges,
Capt. A.W.
Roberts of
Lake
Providence to
Miss Lucie
Smith
of New
Orleans.
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Nov. 3,
1866 MARRIED;
On Oct. 31 at
the residence
of
the
brides father
in Clinton,
Mississippi;
Thomas A.
Burke of Lake
Providence,
La. to Miss
Mattie R.
Lewis
daughter of
Judge Lewis.
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Dec.
15,
1866 Mr.
Charles Green,
owner of the
steamer
Marmora, was
lost overboard
from
that steamer
on the night
of the 6th
inst ant near
this place.
Should
any person
become
possesed of
any
information
that would
lead to
the
recovery of
his body, he
will be
greatfully
thanked as
well as
suitably
rewarded by
his relatives
in Vicksburg.
Information
can be
left
with Messrs.
G.W. Smith and
Co. at the
warf boat or
at this
office.
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Carroll Record
1867 Feb.
2, 1867
MARRIED
on Mon 28 Jan.
at the
residence of
her father,
Dr. Blackman,
Miss
Bettie
Blackman to
Capt. Charles
M. Pilcher all
of Lake
Providence
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MARRIED
in this parish
on Friday 28
March, at the
residence of
Colonal
S.L.
Chambliss, the
brides father,
by the Rev. A.
Cannon; Miss
Matille
Chambliss
to Mr. Walter
S. Scott of
Minden, La.
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March
1867 MARRIED
in the city of
Vicksburg,at
the Episcopal
Church on the
19th
inst.
by the Rev.
Mr. Samson,
Captian Joseph
C. Lee of this
parish to
Mrs.
Ella D.
Burbridge of
Warren,
Mississippi.
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DIED
on the 9th
March 1867 in
Nevarra
County, Texas,
Mrs. Ruth
Mont-
gomery,
consort of P.K.
Montgomery and
daughter of
Col. S.L.
Chambliss
of
Carroll
Parish.
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May 7,
1867 MARRIED
at the
residence of
the brides
father on
Tues. evening,
the
30th
ult. by Rev.
Sansom, of
Vicksburg,
Miss.; Miss
Sallie
McCarroll
to
Mr. Cicero M.
Allen of this
parish. And on
the same day
in the city
of
New Orleans,
Miss Emma
Postlewaithe
and Mr.
Columbus H.
Allen.
Banner
Democrat, Lake
Providence,
La.
27 Aug.
1892
Jack
McDaniel,
colored, who
has been
jabbering
Jumbo French
on our
streets
for many
years, was
quitly laid
away in the
Providence
Cemetery
Tuesday
last.
10 Sept. 1892
Major
A.C. Gibson
who was
drowned off
the transfer
boat between
Klineston
and Delta last
Monday
afternoon, had
his life
insured for
$13,000.00.
10 Sept. 1892
Eugene
McBain Jr.,
aged 4 years,
10 months and
19 days died
at
Floyd,
25 Aug.
1892.
17 Sept. 1892
The
infant son of
Mr J.C.B.
Lewis who
lives out near
Swan Lake,
departed
this life on
Sunday morning
last. We
sincerely
symphathize
with
the bereaved
parents.
22 Oct.
1892
Mr. and Mrs.
Blanchfield,
who live in
Bunchs Bend on
the Kerr
Place,
lost
a little 4
year old
daughter on
Monday last.
Her
remains
were
brought to
Providence
Cemetery and
carefully laid
away. She
had
been sick for
several days.
The disease
that took away
her
young
life was
diptheria. We
tender our
earnest
sympathies to
the
bereaved
family in
their
irreparable
loss.
12 Nov. 1892
Wanted a
sitution as
plantation
manager for
the year of
1893
by
the
undersigned,
who has been
raised in
cotton growing
country
and has over
15 years
experience in
raising the
staple
and
general
plantation
management.
The best of
references
given.
C.H.
Webb Illaware,
La.
19 Nov. 1892
The
Confederate
Veterans
convened in
town on
Wednesday.
Amoung
them
we noticed,
J.C. Bass,
R.N. Rea, Gen.
Guier, T.D.
McCandless,
and
several other
old friends.
Their camp
fire was well
attended.
The
Banner-Democrat
November
4, 1905
DEATH LIST
FROM YELLOW
FEVER
The death list
from yellow
fever reported
by Dr. Krauss
and Rev. Mabe
is
as
follows: Capt.
V.M. Purdy
Col.
W.H. Benjamin
T.W.
Allen
Gus.
Johnton
B.M.
Ralph
W.M.
Houx
B.F.
Crain
Harry
Houx
W.K.
Alston
W.K.
Spurlock
R.
Farrier
John
Franklin
J.T.
Lindsey
Mrs.
G.P. Welsh
H.
Colletti
J.
Dorson
Jimmie
Pearl Colored
death
list: Grandison
Conn
Simon
Harris
T.
Conn
Louis
Jones
Robt.
Diggs
_____
Braxton
A.
Robinson
B.L.
Greeny
