Transcript Marriage Register 1853-1872 Page 44

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Beady Artis; C D Barham; M B Barrett; Nicholas Boone; Simons Bradshaw; Joseph Channell; Priscilla Channell; Martha J Clements; Simon Cowper; Mills A Darden; Edmund Day; C Denson; E Denson; Jordan Denson; Martha Denson; Milton Denson; Robert Denson; Stephen Denson; Benjamin Devany; George W Diggs; Caroline Drake; Emily A Drake; John Drake; Sarah Dudley; M J Felts; Martha R Felts; William Felts; C Ferguson; F F Ferguson; Martha Ferguson; Amoretta Fiers; E R Fiers; Elizabeth Fiers; Richmond T Fiers; Mason Freeman; Richard Gavans; Lucy Goodwyn; Linda R Gravis; Joseph Gregory; Isaac Haley; Ellen Hargrave; Robert Harris; H W Higgins; M Higgins; Jacob Hines; Patsy Huss; Hester Jordan; Aaron Joyner; Francis Joyner; Louisa Mack; Laura Matthews; Antoinette Moyler; Thomas M Newsom; Bettie Nurney; H Nurney; Nancy Nurney; Lucy Parham; Elisha Perry; Ellen Peters; Susan Pope; James Reid; William B Rewgie; Frank Ridley; H Rollings; MA Rollings; Sarah Rollings; John W Russell; J J Sawyer; Frank P Simmons; George Simmons; Kate Simmons; C Spivey; E Spivey; Seth D Spivey; A L Thorp; Caroline Thorp; Lewis Thorp; George T Travis; Martha Travis; James Vincent; S Vincent; W Vincent; Hartwell Wilkins; Augustus C Willis; Solomon Wills; Anna Worrell; Callie Worrell; M Worrell; Polly 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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