Transcript Marriage Register 1853-1872 Page 43

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Jim Artis; C D Barham; M B Barrett; Bird Boykins; Joanne Branch; Jesse E Britt; Sarah Britt; Cherry Cogsdale; Lewis Cogsdale; William H Cogsdale; Benjamin Devany; Amy Dickerson; Catharine Drewry; Joseph Duke; Margaret E Duke; Mary Duke; Joseph Gregory; Peggy Griggs; R B Griggs; Richard G Griggs; Elizabeth Hansell; John Hansell; William Hansell; Cornelius Hargrave; Henry Harris; Minerva P Harrison; Rosa Harrison; Elizabeth Holleman; P J Holmes; Samuel H Holmes; Milly Jones; Rachel R Jones; Rebecca Jones; Robb Jones; William A Jones; Martha J Joyner; Mollie A Joyner; Jack Lankford; Martha Lankford; Wiley Lankford; Robin Morris; Archer L Nelms; Archer Nelms; Mary Nelms; Andrew Newsom; Anna Newsom; Thomas M Newsom; Putnam Owens; Charlotte Peete; Eveline Perry; Benjamin Person; Lesha Person; C F Pretlow; R B Pretlow; Robert Pretlow; Henderson Ridley; Ephriam Royall; John S Russell; Barbara Ryland; Peter Ryland; Arnold Scott; Collin Story; Elizabeth J Story; S Story; Susanna Story; B F Termille; Ann Tyson; Josiah Vick; Martha A Warrin; J G Westfield; Levi Whitehead; Susan Whitehead; Thomas Whitehead; Margaret Wiggins; James Woodson; Hartwell Worrell; Joseph Worrell; R Worrell

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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