Transcript Marriage Register 1853-1872 Page 24

Name and Place entries on this page include:

J M Arnold; C D Barham; M B Barrett; Austin Blunt; Jesse Blythe; Robert Blythe; Viney Blythe; Milly Brown; John Carr; Margaret Carr; Mary Carr; James Claud; Paul Claud; Nannie Clements; Frances Cobb; Alexander Council; Nancy Crocker; Leah Darden; Benjamin Denvany; E Drewry; H Drewry; John T Drewry; Polly Evans; Edwin L Felts; Lewis Felts; R Felts; Jonathan Griffin; Joseph H Griffin; M Griffin; E Herring; India M Herring; M Herring; Ann Hill; Tom Hill; Cora Hines; Samuel H Holmes; Henry Hoseman; Missouri Hunt; M Johnson; Mary Johnson; W Johnson; James Jordan; George W Joyner; J W Joyner; Mary A Joyner; Mary Joyner; Richard W Joyner; Viana Joyner; William Joyner; Leanna Mason; Lrench Mason; T M Newsom; Preston Parker; Algernon S Persons; James H Persons; M Persons; Richard Persons; Jeremiah Pond; Caroline Ricks; Delilah Ricks; Maria Ricks; Missouri H Ricks; Robert Ricks; Sarah Ricks; J J Sawyer; Ellen Scott; Merit Scott; Rebecca E Scott; T W Scott; Bettie Standbach; Edwin Turner; Elizabeth Turner; Joseph Turner; R Turner; Arthur Vick; Mary A Vick; N Vick; John Washington; Charles Webb; Honor West; Thomas West; William H West; Theadora G Westbrook; Thomas Westbrook; E F White; M White; Martha F White; Adaline V Whitehead; C Whitfield; George T Whitfield; N Whitfield; A Wiles; Betsey Wood; Julia Wood; Roland Wood

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

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