
Transcribed by Debbie Ovechka
Sunday, May 21, 1815, Jess Hopton to Sarah Finch
Thursday, May 25, 1815, Uriah Higginbottom to Elizabeth Chance
Thursday, June 8, 1815, George Cree to Sarah Rice
Thursday, October 19, 1815, Rememberance Hughes to Margaret McClain
Saturday, October 28, 1815, Marcena Mitchenor to Mary Stone
Thursday, November 9, 1815, John Buckingham to Elizabeth Hughes
Thursday, November 16, 1815, Amos Horner to Nancy Shively
Friday, November 24, 1815, John McCarter to Sarah Willis
Monday, November 27, 1815, Benjamin Deguid to Hannah Statler
Thursday, February 7, 1815, William Dunsmore to ________ Groon
Thursday, June 13, 1815, James Flenniken to Mary McClelland
Sunday, September 29, 1816, Daniel Moore to Margaret Kelly
Tuesday, October 22, 1816, George Moody to Lucinda Black
Thursday, February 22, 1816, Robert Jackson to Ann Blackledge
Thursday, March 20, 1817, Samuel Swan to Priscilla Crago
Tuesday, May 27, 1817, Jacob Wiley to Hannah Way
Sunday, August 17, 1817, William Miller to Mary Cann
Thursday, April 29, 1818, John Dolson to Mary Ewart
Thursday, July 16, 1818, Luke Boldence to Elizabeth Freelove Wooden
Tuesday, December 1, 1818, David Snively to Mary Anderson
Thursday, February 4, 1819, James Flenniken, Jr. to Mary McClelland
Saturday, July 31, 1819, George Elliot to Sarah Wilson
Sunday, November 14, 1819, William Carmichael to Mary Morely
Thursday, January 6, 1820, James Mundell to Lydia Encey
Tuesday, June 19, 1821, Samuel McClelland to Mary Pickens
Sunday, April 7, 1822, Benjamin Maple to Margaret Burris
Tuesday, February 4, 1817, John Newsom to Althea Repp
Thursday, December 26, 1822, William Alison to Martha Londy
Thursday, January 2, 1823, Joseph W. Gilbert to Betty Seaton
Sunday, March 23, 1823, Kent Horner to Margaret Anderson
Thursday, January 1, 1824, William Kerr (of James) to Elizabeth Curl
Wednesday, July 4, 1827, Thomas Seaton to Elizabeth Brown (Dunkard)
The above list of marriages was taken from the Waynesburg Republican of December 17, 1952; it was prepared by Howard L. Leckey and was included in an article of the Seaton Family. The intentions were that it might be included in Volume VIII of the Ten Mile Country and its pioneer families, by Leckey.
[Source: The Greene Hills Echo, Published by the Green County Historical Society]
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