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1	E. Sackett and Miss E. Farrar. I do hereby certify that on the fifteenth day of Dec., 1869 I formed in marriage, Mr. Enos Sackett and Miss Emma Farrar according to the laws of this commonwealth. Filed March 4th 1870. T. M. Caldwell, Minister. Wm A. Gumpelman, Recorder.	Family: F1428680
2	Never married.	Family: F140
3	"And Judah said unto Onan, Go in unto thy brother's wife, and marry her..."	Family: F12210
4	"And Judah said unto Onan, Go in unto thy brother's wife, and marry her..."	Family: F52227
5	"And Judah said unto Onan, Go in unto thy brother's wife, and marry her..."	Family: F8566906
6	"And Abram and Nahor took them wives:.... the name of Nahor's wife, Milcah."	Family: F7861
7	"And Abram and Nahor took them wives:.... the name of Nahor's wife, Milcah."	Family: F18376
8	"And Abram and Nahor took them wives:.... the name of Nahor's wife, Milcah."	Family: F8533055
9	"So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife."	Family: F12158
10	"So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife."	Family: F52165
11	"So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife."	Family: F8566844
12	"Terah took to himself a wife, and her name was 'Edna ... the daughter of his father's sister."	Family: F12220
13	"Terah took to himself a wife, and her name was 'Edna ... the daughter of his father's sister."	Family: F52238
14	"Terah took to himself a wife, and her name was 'Edna ... the daughter of his father's sister."	Family: F8566917
15	"The Gleaner" Nov. 23, 1844 entry: On the 7th, at Burnt Church, by Rev. J. McLean, William Loggie to Margaret Morrison, both of Burnt Church.	Family: F8136
16	13 Nov 1710 Will. Hoggard, of Treswell, husb., & Eliz. Hall, of Treswell, 22; at St. Peter's or St. Nicholas.	Family: F7025
17	13 Nov 1710 Will. Hoggard, of Treswell, husb., & Eliz. Hall, of Treswell, 22; at St. Peter's or St. Nicholas.	Family: F7025
18	18 Dec 1750 William Hoggard, of Edwinstowe, 22, bac., & Martha Breeden, of Edwinstowe, 18, spr.; at Cuckney.	Family: F86
19	18 Dec 1750 William Hoggard, of Edwinstowe, 22, bac., & Martha Breeden, of Edwinstowe, 18, spr.; at Cuckney.
20	19 Feb 1677	Family: F1864194
21	22 Mar 1722-3 Tho. Hoggard, of Treswell, husb., & Eliz. Robinson, of Treswell, wid.; at East Retford.	Family: F7017
22	22 Mar 1722-3 Tho. Hoggard, of Treswell, husb., & Eliz. Robinson, of Treswell, wid.; at East Retford.	Family: F7017
23	27 Jul at Tabusintac, by Rev. James MacKay, Frank H. Loggie, to Minnie Cassidy of Burnt Church.	Family: F8248
24	31 Aug 1710 George Robinson, of Treswell, yeom., 45, & Eliz. Hoggard, of Treswell, 35, spr.; at Drayton.	Family: F7016
25	31 Aug 1710 George Robinson, of Treswell, yeom., 45, & Eliz. Hoggard, of Treswell, 35, spr.; at Drayton.	Family: F53819
26	18 Dec 1750 William Hoggard, of Edwinstowe, 22, bac., & Martha Breeden, of Edwinstowe, 18, spr.; at Cuckney.	Family: F86
27	Herbert and Rose Drew also have a marriage record dated 26 May 1919 according to some members in the family. However, Herbert noted that they were already married when he filled out his World War I draft registration dated 5 Jun 1918 in Glen Ellen, California.	Family: F184
28	A 2nd marriage date was found on the web indicating a marriage date of 6 Nov 1837 in Alnwick Parish, Northumberland, New Brunswick, Canada.	Family: F5574
29	A first marriage was dated 13 Apr 1862.	Family: F1428688
30	also shown as 14 Oct 1806	Family: F291
31	ANDERSON, LEVI-LINA ANDERSON-MAR 1826 ANDERSON, LINA-LEVI ANDERSON-MAR 1826	Family: F475455
32	ANDERSON, LEVI-LINA ANDERSON-MAR 1826 ANDERSON, LINA-LEVI ANDERSON-MAR 1826
33	Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Eva Ann Rowe of this city, to Pfc. Donald Dale Little of near Perry. The wedding took place at 8:30 p.m., December 22nd at Wharton, Texas, near where the groom is in training. The double ring ceremony was performed at the parsonage of Rev. Jester White, Methodist minister at Wharton. They were attended by Pfc. and Mrs. Leslie Gully. The bride is a most attractive young lady, and was attired in green wool jersey, with brown accessories and wore a corsage of white gardenia corsage. Mrs. Little is the older daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Rowe of this city. She graduated from Pittsfield high school in 1942 and for the past year has been employed as assistant secretary in the draft board office. She returned to Pittsfield after the wedding and spent Christmas here with her parents, then returned to Texas. The groom is the son of A. E. Little of near Perry. He graduated from Perry high school in 1942 and volunteered for induction in the army on March 20, 1943. He was first sent to Fort Custer, Mich., and was later sent to Camp Swift near Austin, Texas. He expects to be transferred back to Fort Custer, Mich., in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Little have many friends in Pike County who wish them much happiness.	Family: F8302768
34	Apr. 22, 1716. With B. Dirck Van der Heyde and Ekbertie Bratt.	Family: F197727
35	BMD: Marriage- 3a vol 71, June Qrt 1897, Uxbridge , Sub district of Hayes Middlesex, England.	Family: F12227156
36	Captain Thomas Anderson married Mary Bruce, probably the daughter, Elizabeth, 2nd child of James Bruce, who with his brother, George, came from Scotland and settled in Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia. He married about 1744, Margaret McMahon and moved to that part of Maryland on the North Branch of the Potomac River.	Family: F471391
37	Captain Thomas Anderson married Mary Bruce, probably the daughter, Elizabeth, 2nd child of James Bruce, who with his brother, George, came from Scotland and settled in Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia. He married about 1744, Margaret McMahon and moved to that part of Maryland on the North Branch of the Potomac River.	Family: F471391
38	Chapman - Dinubilo - In Modesto, February 23rd, Gerald Keith Chapman, 32 and Dorothy Drew Dinubilo, 28, both of Stockton. Marriage announcement. Modesto Bee 23 Feb 1939.	Family: F201
39	Charlotte married her cousin, Elisha Cushman.	Family: F53460
40	Chico Enterprise, Thursday evening, July 17, 1941, pg 7 col 1: "Henry Morgue Claims Bride at San Andreas "Durham – Miss Hattie Alberta Turner, well-known member of the Durham Union High school faculty, became the bride of Henry L. Morgue of Durham at a 5 o'clock ceremony, Tuesday, July 15, at the San Andreas community church, with Rev. Joseph Kirk performing the ring ceremony in the presence of 30relatives and close friends. The altar was impressively decorated with two baskets of white gladioli in green and white ivy and white tapers in candelabra lighted the chancel. "Miss Frances Gielow, music teacher in the Durham Union High school sang 'Because' and 'I Love You Truly,' accompanied by the church organist. The bride was given away by her father, Dr. H.C. Turner. For her wedding she wore a powder blue sheer fashioned with a jacket, white hat and other accessories. Her corsage was also white gardenias. "A beautifully appointed wedding table awaited the bridal couple and their guests at the Clover club. A three-tiered wedding cake decorated in silver and white centered the linen covered table on which water lily nut cups on large green leaves were the favors at each plate. After receiving many congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Morgue left on a week's motor trip and will return to Durham to make their home at the Morgue orchard west of town. "Present at the nuptial service and supper were the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Turner, a brother, Gerald Turner and brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. William Turner of San Andreas; two brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Bion Burchell of Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beale of San Mateo; uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dwyber and daughter, Miss Helen of Stockton; and an uncle, J.A. Tower of Felix. "The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Ella Morgue, and his sister, Mrs. Grace Brown of Durham, his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Morgue and their daughter, Miss Esther of Oakland. Also Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Greene and three children of Durham, and Miss Frances Gielow of Alameda. Both the bride and Miss Gielow have made their home with the Greene's in Durham for several years."
41	Chico Enterprise, Thursday evening, July 17, 1941, pg 7 col 1: "Henry Morgue Claims Bride at San Andreas "Durham – Miss Hattie Alberta Turner, well-known member of the Durham Union High school faculty, became the bride of Henry L. Morgue of Durham at a 5 o'clock ceremony, Tuesday, July 15, at the San Andreas community church, with Rev. Joseph Kirk performing the ring ceremony in the presence of 30relatives and close friends. The altar was impressively decorated with two baskets of white gladioli in green and white ivy and white tapers in candelabra lighted the chancel. "Miss Frances Gielow, music teacher in the Durham Union High school sang 'Because' and 'I Love You Truly,' accompanied by the church organist. The bride was given away by her father, Dr. H.C. Turner. For her wedding she wore a powder blue sheer fashioned with a jacket, white hat and other accessories. Her corsage was also white gardenias. "A beautifully appointed wedding table awaited the bridal couple and their guests at the Clover club. A three-tiered wedding cake decorated in silver and white centered the linen covered table on which water lily nut cups on large green leaves were the favors at each plate. After receiving many congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Morgue left on a week's motor trip and will return to Durham to make their home at the Morgue orchard west of town. "Present at the nuptial service and supper were the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Turner, a brother, Gerald Turner and brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. William Turner of San Andreas; two brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Bion Burchell of Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beale of San Mateo; uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dwyber and daughter, Miss Helen of Stockton; and an uncle, J.A. Tower of Felix. "The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Ella Morgue, and his sister, Mrs. Grace Brown of Durham, his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Morgue and their daughter, Miss Esther of Oakland. Also Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Greene and three children of Durham, and Miss Frances Gielow of Alameda. Both the bride and Miss Gielow have made their home with the Greene's in Durham for several years."	Family: F188
42	Child Record not found: @I233B-82Q@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I233B-82Q@	Family: F156
43	Christopher traveled to Holland when he was very young. He met his wife there, even though she was English. They married in about 1631 in Holland. His father-in-law approved of the marriage if they would all go to America together.	Family: F1844623
44	Clement and Mary were first cousins. Mary's father, Joseph Bunker was the brother of Clement's mother, Mary Bunker.	Family: F5133830
45	County: Boone Name: Carrie Bennett Spouse: Charles M Wills Marriage Date: 20 Sep 1893 Date: 19 Sep 1893 Book: C-10 Original Source Page: 594	Family: F3487
46	County: Boone Name: Francis M Pavy Spouse: Martha C Bennett Marriage Date: 22 Mar 1865 Date: 21 Mar 1865 Book: C-4 Original Source Page: 333	Family: F3439
47	County: Boone Name: Laura Bower Spouse: Cecil Harding Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1910 Date: 23 Nov 1910 Book: C-15 Original Source Page: 426	Family: F3468
48	County: Boone Name: Lulu Beach Spouse: Frank S Helms Marriage Date: 01 Feb 1888 Date: 31 Jan 1888 Book: C-9 Original Source Page: 430	Family: F3476
49	County: Boone Name: Mary A Bennett Spouse: George D Hardesty Marriage Date: 06 Sep 1866 Date: 05 Sep 1866 Book: C-4 Original Source Page: 518	Family: F3440
50	County: Boone Name: Nellie A Pavey Spouse: Orville K Swiggett Marriage Date: 23 Jan 1901 Date: 23 Jan 1901 Book: C-12 Original Source Page: 283	Family: F3467

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