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"Judge Anthony Kitchen was married to the widow LeSueur on Sunday last."
SOURCE: Local and Personal, The Rolla New Era, 19 Feb 1887, p. 3, col. 2; digital image, Historic Missouri Newspaper Project, (http://newspapers.umsystem.edu/archive/Skins/Missouri/navigator.asp?skin=Missouri&BP=OK : accessed 03 Oct 2007) | Family: F323
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Absolom Melton, surety | Family: F1609
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According to "Early American Marriages: Virginia to 1850", Agnes' name is spelled "Agness" | Family: F151
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After Oliver died, Mary married William, Oliver's older brother. | Family: F100
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Allen and Alexander, brothers
married Lena (Linnie) and Minnie Melton, sisters | Family: F97
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Allen and Alexander, brothers, married Lena (Linnie) and Minnie Melton, sisters. | Family: F1131
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An alternate marriage date is 9 Aug 1811 | Family: F1685
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Case-Collier
Miss Mary F. Collier and Mr. Sylvester A. Case were quietly married at the Court House in Rolla, Wednesday, July 20, Judge John O. Holmes performing the ceremony. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Collier of Yancy Mills. She is a quiet and refined young lady, loved by all who know her. The groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Case of the Rhea District. He is a young farmer that is fast making his mark in that profession. They are both classed with Phelps County's best people. Shortly after the ceremony the happy ones went to the home of Mrs. J.B. Marsh of Yancy Mills, where a feast was spread by friends and relatives. On taking their leave for home all wished them oceans of happiness and prosperity in their journey through life.
Marriage Announcement of Sylvester Allen Case and Mary Frances Collier, The Rolla Times, 28 July 1927, front page, bottom left corner. | Family: F618
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Church of God | Family: F618
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Cliffie & her sister Delelah (Lila) were married on the same day. | Family: F1472
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Delelah & her sister Cliffie were married on the same day. | Family: F1471
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Film #1005304-1005310 | Family: F1490
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James Brown, J.P., officiating. | Family: F321
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Jesse Collier II and Mahala Fox had 10 sons and 3 daughters, all of which are not recorded here [yet]. | Family: F602
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John Butterfield, O.P., officiating (the marriage return which was signed by the minister lists the name of the groom as "John C. Stotts"). | Family: F1550
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John was age 28; Lydia was age 26 when married | Family: F1859
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Joseph Richardson, surety | Family: F12
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Larkin Reynolds, officiating.
page 18 in Morgan Co. Marriages, according to source #281 index. | Family: F1549
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Marriage Bondsman: Henry Newman | Family: F1599
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Marriage Bondsman: Jabez Leftwich | Family: F1604
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs | Family: F323
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs | Family: F336
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs | Family: F428
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs | Family: F852
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs | Family: F1127
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Married by Charles T. Lamar, JP, Edgar Springs. Timothy was age 26; Mary was age 21 | Family: F403
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Married by Joseph S. Kester, JP | Family: F1768
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Married by Minister James Hite | Family: F25
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Married by Minister Owen Owens | Family: F277
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Married by Rev. C.E. Callison. Witnesses: Jake Case & Dorothy Welch. Ella is also Tart's 3rd cousin (common ancestors: William Arthur and Sarah Adams) | Family: F410
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married by Rev. O.S. Taylor, Minister of Gospel | Family: F1380
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married by Stan Czermejewski, Minister of Gospel | Family: F145
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Mary Elizabeth and James Henry are first cousins. | Family: F138
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Nathaniel Case was Mary Case's cousin. He is NOT the same man as Mary's younger brother, who happens to have the same name of Nathaniel Case. | Family: F1576
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(A living individual is linked to this note - Requires login to see details.) | Family: F1
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(A living individual is linked to this note - Requires login to see details.) | Family: F1922
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source: familysearch.org states the marriage date is 31 Dec 1883, and name of bride is "Nancy J. Randolph". | Family: F139
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This date does not seem correct, since their first child was born in 1892. | Family: F284
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Thomas Stump, surety. Consent of Absolom Melton & Ann, parents of Rebeckah | Family: F1606
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(A living individual is linked to this note - Requires login to see details.) | Family: F1900
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VA Rec Quaker? | Family: F1564
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Vol 12, 0408810 | Family: F1471
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Vol. 12, 0068300 | Family: F1473
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Wedding bells were ringing in this vicinity Saturday when Miss Mattie Mathis of Edgar Springs became the bride of Ralph Case. We wish them a happy and prosperous journey through life. | Family: F1496
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William and Mary were in the same household in the 1870 U.S. census, taken on 10 Aug 1870. They were married on 19 Jun 1870.
William's parents lived in Benton Twp, then Greene County when he was 3 yrs old. It was then named Newton County at the time William and Mary were married. Currently, it is now Douglas County. | Family: F1316
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William married Mary Ledbetter, the widow of his brother, Oliver. | Family: F99
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It was also noted that "Grandfather Adams" was of German descent. | ADAMS Coonrod
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Elisha Adams worked on the railroads. His employment took him to Eureka, KS, where he met his future wife, Cora Meyers. Cora was only 14 when they were married. On the marriage license Elisha stated that his given name was Richard and claimed his age to be 29 years.
Sometimes during the 1920's, Elisha was sent to the sanitarium in Norton, KS, for tuberculosis. At this point in time it was taboo to have someone in your family come down with TB, so people would try to hide the fact. Elisha's family told everyone that he was sent to the sanitarium because he was mean and abusive. Apparently this was far more acceptable than admitting one had TB.
His wife, Cora, soon remarried, although it is questionable whether her and Elisha were ever divorced. Elisha died from TB several years later. His death certificate lists his birth date as 8/20/1868. If this was Elisha's true birth date, he would have been almost 37 years to Cora's 14, when they were married. | ADAMS Elisha
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