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arriages   101~200

Marriage List 1752 - 1837 here

Marriage List 1838 - 1867 here

101   MARTHA LILLIAN BATSON - WILLIAM GILBERT ABERNATHY

From:Daily Leaf Chronicle

February 4,1918---Miss Martha Lillian Batson and Mr. William Gilbert Abernathy were married at 2:30 pm Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Grant of Southside.
They will reside at the home of the groom's father, Mr. A.J. Abernathy. The bride is a teacher and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Batson, and the groom is a farmer in the Bend.

102   SALLIE WALL - JAMES E. OUTLAW

From:Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

Married on the 30th of December, 1861, near Palmyra by Reverend M.W. Gray, Mr. James E. Outlaw to Miss Sallie Wall.

103   MARY D. BAXTER - STEPHEN D. WATKINS

From: Nashville Whig

December 22,1842---Miss Mary D. Baxter, daughter of Robert Baxter of Montgomery County, married Stephen D. Watkins of Nashville.

104   REBECCA BAXTER - CHARLES B. MCKEIRMAN

From: The Christian Herald

July 22,1848---Miss Rebecca Baxter, daughter of Robert Baxter of Stewart County, married in Nashville on the 18th at the home of Stephen D. Watkins to Charles B. McKeirman of Louisiana.

105   LUCY B.B. SLAUGHTER - JOSEPH B. BIGGER

From: Nashville Gazette

April 8,1820---Joseph B. Bigger of Montgomery County married Tuesday last to Miss Lucy B. B. Slaughter, daughter of Thomas S. Slaughter of Russellville, Kentucky.

106   MISSOURI ANN TROTTER - THOMAS MORRISON

From: Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

In this county on the 4th of January, 1866, by Thomas Mills, Esq., Mr. Thomas Morrison to Miss Missouri Ann, daughter of James M. Trotter.

107   SUE J. MARTIN - JOSEPH W. WALL

From: Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

In this county on the 31st of January, 1866, by Reverend S.P. Wright, Mr. Joseph W. Wall, near Palmyra, to Miss Sue J. Martin.

108   SAREPTA A. LYLE - CHESTERFIELD J. HITER

From: Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

Married at the residence of the bride's father on the 15th of February, 1866, by Elder Charles M. Day, Mr. Chesterfield J. Hiter to Miss Sarepta A., daughter of Henry Lyle.

109   GERTRUDE RAMEY - ROBERT S. DAVIS

From: The Weekly Chronicle

March 11,1876---At the Methodist Church at Palmyra, on the 9th inst. by Reverend R.K. Brown, Mr. Robert S. Davis and Miss Gertrude Ramey, both of this city.
By special invitation, we attended the happy marriage. This was the bride's old home and she preferred having the ceremony performed in the presence of her old friends and relatives. Quite a number were present to witness the impressive ceremony and extended to them their congratulations after which the invited guests repaired to the residence of Mr. William P. Laird and partook of a very sumptuous repast.
May their voyage through life be happy, fanned by the gentle breeze of love, with no ripple upon the waters to mar the pleasures of two loving hearts united as one.

110   ROBIE LEFTWICH - ELTON BLACK

From: Clarksville Leaf Chronicle

October 25,1932---Mrs. T.K. Leftwich announces the marriage of her daughter, Robie to Elton Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black of Gum Springs on October 15,1932. The ceremony was performed by Esquire Jesse Castleberry.

111   MINNIE WARD - ROBERT MURPHY

From: Daily Leaf Chronicle

January 5,1914---Mr. Robert Murphy and Miss Minnie Ward of Louise were married Tuesday afternoon. Squire G.C. McCorkle officiated.

112   NORA MORRISON - RILEY HODGES

From: Daily Leaf Chronicle

On Tuesday afternoon, December 23,1913, Mr. Riley Hodges and Miss Nora Morrison of Marion were married. Esquire G.C. McCorkle performed the ceremony.

113   NORA GILPIN - GEORGE BAGWELL

From: Daily Leaf Chronicle

Miss Nora Gilpin and Mr. George Bagwell were married Tuesday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Gilpin of Antioch on the Edmondson Ferry Road, Rev. J.C. Oakley officiating.
The house was beautifully decorated with ferns, vines and evergreens. The bride and groom and attendants filed into the spacious parlor to the strings of the Wedding March played by Miss Mabel Orgain of Lone Oak.
The bride was beautifully attired in an embroidered net over cream satin gown while the groom was dressed in the conventional black.
The bride's going-away gown was of blue velvet with a hat to match. They were the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents.
The groom is a progressive farmer, a cattleman of near Murfreesboro and the bride is a daughter of Mr. G.W. Gilpin, a prosperous merchant well-known in this city.
The young couple will make their home near Murfreesboro.

114   HARPER FAMILY BIBLE

From: Genealogical Journal of Montgomery County

T.T. Harper was married on the 29th day of December 1858 to Mary E. Collins. 12 miles south of Clarksville, Tennessee

Stacker D. (Dick) Harper and Jessie Lee Riddle was married August 21st 1890 at Denison, Texas by Reverend Lamb of the M.E. Church South.

Lucille Harper and Ed. H. Taubert was married 24th of December 1911 at Tulsa Okalahoma by Reverend Perry Knickerbocker of the M.E. Church South

Mary Frances Harper and Leo Kellinghauson was married at Dramwright, Oklahoma August 2nd 1916

D. Curtis Harper and Sarah Edna Brown married February 4,1927 at Wichita Falls, Texas

115   MARTHA BROWN - JOHN W. BAGWELL

From: Genealogical Journal of Montgomery County

December 5,1843---On Tuesday July 30th by Reverend George E. Young...Mr. John W. Bagwell to Miss Martha Brown, daughter of Allen Brown of this county.

116   DAVID A. EVANS FAMILY BIBLE

From: Genealogical Journal of Montgomery County

David A. Evans Sr. was married in the year of our Lord 1823 January 16th to Elizabeth Bearden.

Phineas S. Evans was married in the year of our Lord 1853 March 17th to Sarah Ann Hutchison.

John F. Kendrick and Martha C. Evans was married in the year of our Lord 1854 January 26th day.

D.A. Evans was married to Mrs. Anner Draughn the 16th day of November 1905.

David A. Evans Jr. was married in the year of our Lord 1868 December the 22 to S.E. Edwards

J.D. Evans was married in the year of our Lord 1894 January the 28th to N.J. Mosley

D.A. Evans was married the second time in the year of our lord November the 10th 1892 to Carrie E. Hooper

117   ELIZABETH A. MOSS JARRELL CORDER
FAMILY BIBLE

From: Genealogical Journal of Montgomery County

William A. Jarrell was married to Elizabeth A. Moss January 5,1865

James T. Corder and Elizabeth Jarrell was married March 8,1870

118   MILDRED HOGUE - JACK WHITE

From: Clarksville Leaf Chronicle

November 11,1930---Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Hogue announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Mr. Jack White on Saturday evening, November eighth. The ceremony was quietly solemnized by the Reverend W.A. Greenwell, at his home on Clark Street, in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Joe White, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogue, Mrs. S.A. Primm and Mrs. A.R. Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. White will make their home with the bride's parents on Front Street.

119   MARY OVERTON - JAMES McCLURE

From: Clarksville Gazette

October 14,1820--Married Tuesday the 10th James McClure, Merchant of this place, to Miss Mary Overton, daughter of Richard Overton Esquire of this county.

120   SUSAN WILLIAMSON - WILLIAM R. WALL

From: Clarksville Gazette

October 14,1820--Married Thursday the 12 William R. Wall, to Miss Susan Williamson daughter of Burrell M. Williamson, Esquire of this county.

121   ETTIE M. FAXON - THOMAS WADLINGTON

From: Clarksville Gazette

February 20,1864--Married on the 5th by the Reverend Mr. Averitt, Mr. Thomas Wadlington, Jr., to Miss Ettie M. Faxon of Clarksville, Tennessee.

122   ALICE V. BAGWELL - W.P. GUTHRIE

From: Clarksville Gazette

February 27,1864---On the 21, at the residence of the bride�s father, in this county, by the Reverend W.T. Dye, Mr. W.P. Guthrie, of Calloway County, Kentucky, to Miss Alice V., daughter of S.P. Bagwell.

123   ELIZABETH COOK - JAMES JACKSON

From: 83rd Illinoisan

May 19,1865--Married on the 14th of May 1865 by C.O. Faxon, Esquire, Mr. James Jackson to Miss Elizabeth Cook, all of this city.

124   MATTIE WILLIAMS - HUGH DUNLOP

From: 83rd Illinoisan

May 19,1865--Married in this city on the 17, by the Reverend Dr. Ringgold, Mr. Hugh Dunlop to Miss Mattie Williams, all of this city.

125   NEELY LeMASTER - G.C. LYNES

From: Clarksville Democrat

November 11,1882--On last Thursday night, at the Methodist Church, Mr. G.C. Lynes and Miss Neely LeMaster were united in marriage, the Reverend J.D. Barbee officiating. Mr. Lynes is a deserving young man, and we wish him and his lovely bride much prosperity.

126   MAUD BAILEY - H.C. MERRITT

From: Clarksville Democrat

December 9,1882--Honorable H.C. Merritt, president of the Clarksville National Bank, and Miss Maud Bailey, daughter of ex-Senator J.E. Bailey, were united in marriage at the residence of the bride�s father, on Wednesday evening, December 6,1882, Reverend J.W. Lupton of the Presbyterian Church officiating. It was a quiet affair, there being only a few friends present to witness the happy event. Mr. Merritt and bride left on the evening train to visit the eastern cities. We wish them a pleasant trip, and a long and prosperous life.

127   JEANNIE CLARK - WILLIAM LYNES

From: Clarksville Democrat

December 21,1883--Mr. William Lynes and Miss Jeannie Clark, daughter of Mr. Clark of the well known firm of Messrs. Smith, Clark & Co., were married at the residence of the bride�s parents Tuesday evening. The groom is on enterprising young man of good character, and greatly liked by all who know him. the bride is one of Clarksville's best young ladies, and carries with her to her new state, the best wishes of a host of friends.

128   RUTH WAITE - O.M. BLACKMAN

From: Clarksville Democrat

December 9,1883--Mr. O.M. Blackman, of this city, and Miss Ruth Waite, of Cleveland, Ohio, were united in marriage November 30,1882. Mr. Blackman returned Saturday with his bride, and received the contributions of many friends. No man gave more thanks on the day than did Mr. B., he is still thanking.

129   MOLLIE TAFT - ALONZO GORDON

From: Semi-Weekly Democrat

July 19,1888--Married at the residence of the bride�s father on July 11, Mr. Alonzo Gordon and Miss Mollie Taft, both of Montgomery County, Reverend R.E. Travis officiating. Mr. Gordon is a highly esteemed gentleman, and Miss Mollie is a beautiful and cultured young lady, well calculated to make him a filling helpmate. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party took carriages for Christian County, where they were nicely entertained by Mrs. Holland, Mr. Gordon�s Aunt. Their many fiends wish them long life and happiness.

130   JANE GRAHAM - EDWARD HUGHES

From: Semi-Weekly Democrat

December 3,1888--Edward Hughes and Jane Graham, of District 14, were married Sunday November 23, by W.O. Stewart, J.P., of that district. Reports say that while Mr. Stewart is new in the business, he tied the knot in an impressive manner.

131   AMY MALLORY - JOHN McCAULEY

From: The Progress Democrat

February 25,1891--John McCauley and Amy Mallory, well known colored people, were married last Saturday by Squire George Smith of District 15.

132   LADE KILLEBREW - B.W. NEAL

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 3,1890--Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 at Spring Creek Baptist Church, Dr. Sears united in marriage the Reverend B.W. Neal and Miss Lade Killebrew, sister of W.H. Killebrew, of the St. Bethlehem neighborhood. Attendants: William Taylor & Miss Lena Johnson, Giles Killebrew & Miss Maria Boyer; ushers, Dr. Rollow & John N. Scott.
The groom is the talented pastor of the church in which his marriage vow was plighted. He is one of the rising young ministers of the Baptist faith. His life companion is highly esteemed by those who know her best and appreciate the womanly graces that adorn her life.

133   JULIA LOWE - JOHN R. EDMONDSON

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

December 24,1890--A notable wedding will be solemnized at Salem Church, on the south side, tomorrow at 2:00, when the Reverend J.J. Comer will unite in marriage John R. Edmondson and Miss Julia, daughter of the Reverend Lewis Lowe, both well known and popular young people of the south side.
The attendants will be Miss Kittie Edmondson & Louis Neblett, Miss Emma Roberts & Will Richardson, Miss Mary Richardson & R.B. Edmondson, Miss Mattie Neblett & Louis Edmondson, Miss Nannie Wyatt & Norman Neblett.
The Salem Church will be beautifully decorated for the occasion, and after the ceremony the happy couple and their friends will repair to the residence of the groom�s father, John R. Edmondson, Sr., where an elegant reception will be tendered them.
There is no worthier young man in Montgomery County than Johnnie Edmondson, and one for whom the Leaf would wish more happiness. He will get a Christmas gift worth having in the charming little woman whom he has loved since boyhood and who has loved him in return and who possesses all the requisites of her sex to make happy the home of her husband.

134   J.H. GENTRY - SUSIE HARPER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 24,1890--J.H. Gentry, of St. Bethlehem, and Miss Susie Harper, of the south side, were married by Esquire Caldwell, at the Northington house yesterday afternoon.

135   ARMISTEAD FAMILY BIBLE

From: The American Bible Society

Josiah Armistead married Charlie A. Riggins December 1, 1886

Ruth Elizabeth Armistead married James Henderson Patrick March 31, 1913

Charles Martin Armistead married Alva Wyatt Hargrove January 10, 1917

136   CORA MINOR - W.H. GUNN

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

December 20,1889--W.H. Gunn, of the Omer neighborhood, and Miss Cora Minor, daughter of W.H. Minor, of Orgain�s Crossroads, were married at the home of the bride yesterday at 6:00.

137   RUSSELL FAMILY BIBLE

From: Russell family Bible

Phillip T. Russell married Elizabeth Stewart Jan. 6. 1797.

Marther "Patsy" Sophronia Russell, daughter of Philip T. and Elizabeth Stewart Russell, married William Campbell.

Samuel T. Russell, son of Philip T. and Elizabeth Stewart Russell, married Priscilla Tyner, daughter of Joshua Tyner.

James Stewart Russell, son of Philip T. and Elizabeth Stewart Russell, married Lucy Tyner, daughter of Joshua Tyner.

Philip Jefferson Russell, son of Philip T. and Elizabeth Stewart Russell, married Rebecca Tyner, daughter of Joshua Tyner.

138   NANNIE CLARK - W.J. RAYMER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 21,1890--W.J. Raymer and Miss Nannie Clark were married at the residence of Mrs. Small on 7th Street, by Reverend J.W. Sullivan Saturday afternoon. The bride was spending the day at Mrs. Small�s and gave no one in the house an intimation that she was or expected to be married then until Brother Sullivan appeared to tie the knot. There was no objection on the part of any of the household and the good work was soon accomplished.

139   MOLLIE ACREE - ANDREW WAYNICK

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

February 11,1890--Dr. Andrew Waynick and Miss Mollie Acree, both of this county, were married in south Clarksville last Wednesday by Reverend J.H.J. Rye.

140   GEORGIA SWIFT - GEORGE IRBY

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 21,1890--On January 14,1890, at the residence of Tobe Coke, by Reverend W.A. Turner, George Irby to Miss Georgia Swift.

141   ANGIE RYE - CHEATHAM BAXTER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 21,1890--On January 15,1890, at the residence of Dr. Rye, by Reverend W.A. Turner, Cheatham Baxter and Miss Angie Rye, both of Montgomery County.

142   BESSIE PLUMMER - ROBERT E. GARDNER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

January 21,1890--On January 15,1890, at the residence of T.L. Plummer by Reverend W.A. Turner, Robert E. Gardner and Miss Bessie Plummer both of Montgomery County.

143   JENNIE V. HUNT - STEPHEN HESTER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

December 20,1889--Married at Jordan Springs November 28 by E.S. Winn, Esquire Stephen Hester to Miss Jennie V. Hunt. They were serenaded on the following night by the young men of this place, to young Hester generously responded to them with a bottle of vinegar, which some of the boys seemed to enjoy.

144   LEONA A. LEWIS - M. HUSSEY

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

December 17,1889--Next Thursday, at 2:00 in the afternoon, at the home of the bride�s father, W.C. Lewis, six miles below Cumberland City, Mr. M. Hussey, a well known young gentleman of this county, will lead to the hymeneal alter Miss Leona A. Lewis, a reigning bell of Stewart County. The marriage promised to be the social event of the season in that neighborhood.

145   MARY E. BROWN - JAMES W. POUR

From: Clarksville Jeffersonian

November 14,1855--Married on the 8th by Reverend J.R. Monton, Mr. James W. Pour of Nashville, to Miss Mary E., daughter of Mr. Joshua Brown, of this place.

146   LOU JOHNSON - HUGH H. POSTON

From: Clarksville Jeffersonian

October 24,1855--Married last evening, by Dr. J.J. Ridley, Mr. Hugh H. Poston, to Miss Lou Johnson, daughter of Allen Johnson, all of this city.

147   BELLE HODGE - CHARLEY RICE

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

November 1,1889--Mrs. Belle Hodge and Charley Rice were united in marriage Wednesday at 3:00 by the Reverend J.J. Rye.

148   CLAUDIA TILLY - C.E. COLEMAN

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

November 12,1889--C.E. Coleman and Miss Claudia Tilly were united in marriage last Thursday evening at the bride�s home near Sango. Mr. Coleman is of this city and will make his home here. Reverend J.W. Sullivan officiated.

149   SUSAN H. KILLEBREW - EDWIN R. HERRING

From: Clarksville Jeffersonian

July 4,1855--Married on the 1st of July, by the Reverend R.W. Nixon, Mr. Edwin R. Herring to Miss Susan H. Killebrew, all of this county.

150   BEULAH ROTH - TAURENCE GOLD

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

November 1,1889--Taurence Gold and Miss Beulah Roth were happily wedded at the Methodist church at 8:30 Wednesday evening. Reverend J.E. Harrison said the ceremony after prayer meeting. There were no attendants. A large audience witnessed the event.

151   CARRIE HASKINS - JAY JACKSON

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

November 12,1889--At 8:00 this evening, at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Jay Jackson and Miss Carrie Haskins will be united in marriage. Reverend J.W. Sullivan officiating. The event culminates a courtship of extending through a period of 25 years, and links the lives and fortunes of a most deserving couple. Mr. Jackson has been fortunate in securing a wife by nature and experience well fitted for the sphere to which she has been called. They will live at the Haskins home place, on Franklin Street.

152   MARY C. WYATT - PAUL J. WYATT

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

November 5,1889--The wedding of Paul J. Wyatt and Miss Mary C. Wyatt last Sunday afternoon was rather an unexpected event. The time had originally been fixed for a later date, but the business affairs of Mr.. Wyatt made an earlier union desirable. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride, on the south side. Reverend R.E. Travis officiating. Upon its conclusion Mr. Wyatt departed for Richmond, Kentucky, where he will accept a place on the engineering corps of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail Road. When comfortably domiciled in his new quarters his pretty bride will join him. The LEAF feels especially interested in the future of Mr. Wyatt, who formerly was one of the most valued compositors. He is a most deserving young man, possessing energy and intelligence, and luckily for him he has chosen for a wife a young lady who will prove a loving companion and helpmate for life. To them we extend best wishes for a long and happy life.

153   MATTIE HYSMITH - J.S. KING

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

October 29,1889--The marriage of J.S. King and Miss Mattie Hysmith, daughter of Richard Hysmith, took place at Little Hope church Thursday, October 24 at 5:00. The ceremony was preformed by Reverend W.S. Adams and witnessed by a host of friends and relatives. The ushers were Harvey Welch & Miss Mattie King, Dan King & Miss Ellen Hysmith. After the marriage they had a hearty congratulations, after which the couple left for the bride's home, where they partook of a sumptuous supper. The bridegroom and bride are well known and popular young people and have a host fo friends in this vicinity who will be gratified to learn of their happy union. They are each to be congratulated upon a wise selection of a life partner. Mr. King is a young man of fine business qualities and industrious habits, well supplied with those traits that appear prominently in a well-rounded character. His bride is an attractive woman and a favorite in the social circles in which she mingles. May the richest blessings of heaven and earth be showered on each of them and no trouble ever cross their minds.

154   MATTIE CROWELL - G.W. BELCHER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

October 15,1889--Married, at the residence of William Ray, near Collinsville, Thursday, October 10 by Esquire J.K. Ramey, Dr. G.W. Belcher and Miss Mattie Crowell.

155   JENNIE COTHAIN - HENRY ROBBINS

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

July 12,1889--Henry Robbins, of this county, and Miss Jennie Cothain, of Perry County, Tennessee, were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents Monday evening. Mr. Robbins and bride arrived in the city Tuesday evening and were at once driven to their home, four miles east of the city where they will reside.

156   HULA LOVELL - HENRY COKE

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

July 12,1889--Yesterday at 4:00 p.m. Henry Coke and Miss Hula Lovell were married at the latter�s home on College Street, Dr. J.W. Lupton officiating. The wedding was quiet and witnessed by only a few friends. The happy young couple departed at once for their future home near Pleasant Mound. The bridegroom is a young man of fine character and indomitable energy and a good farmer. He has chosen wisely in the fine selection of a life partner. Miss Lovell is well known from her long connection with the city schools in which she has so efficiently served. The LEAF joins with a host of others in wishing for Mr. & Mrs. Coke a long, happy and prosperous voyage over the ocean of life.

157   LOUISA HENRY - C.W. BAILEY

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

July 2,1889--A quiet wedding at the home of the bride yesterday afternoon at 2:30 joined the lives of Dr. C.W. Bailey and Mrs. Louisa Henry, both of this city, Dr. J.W. Lupton officiating. Dr. & Mrs. Bailey left on the 3:00 p.m. train for Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga and other points, to be absent a week or ten days. This worthy and highly esteemed couple have a host of friends in and around the city who, we know, will join the LEAF in wishing for them the highest degree of happiness.

158   MARGARET J. SPENCER - WILLIAM ROGERS

From: Clarksville Jeffersonian

June 28,1854--Married on the 25th by Reverend A.R. Erwin, Mr. William Rogers to Miss Margaret J. Spencer; all of this county.

159   EULA BUCK - C.L. COOPER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

June 28,1889--The Christian Church at Oakwood in this county, was the scene of an interesting event last Wednesday evening. It was the marriage of two popular young people of that vicinity, C.L. Cooper and Miss Eula Buck, daughter of John Buck. The ceremony was said by Reverend J.M. Streator, of Florida. The attendants were W.A Chambers & Miss Eula Harris, Edwin McGregor & Miss Fronie Lyle, Clem Coleman & Miss Helen Leigh. Crit Caroland & Will Edmondson were the ushers.
After the ceremony the bridal party and a number of their friends assembled at the bride�s home, where they passed a delightful evening and partook of the good things prepared for their enjoyment by the hospitable host. Next day, at the home of the bridegroom�s father, Levi Cooper, a feast was also spread, and a happy throng gathered to take part in the festivities.
The LEAF congratulates its young friends that their vows have been thus happily consummated, and that a future of such bright promise seems awaiting them.

160   ALICE GAY - REID LYLE

From: Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

On December 4,1878 at Mt. Vernon Furnace by Reverend J.W. Cullom, Mr. Reid Lyle and Miss Alice Gay, all of Montgomery County, were wednesday Goodbye, Reed, your friends have long suspected that your gayety would entrap you sooner or later.

161   MYRTLE LAIRD - ATTIE POWERS

From: Clarksville Leaf Chronicle

The marriage of Miss Myrtle Laird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laird of Palmyra, and Attie Powers of Palmyra, was solemnized Saturday at sunrise at the home of the bride in the presence of a few friends and relatives. The Reverend E.H. Lovell, pastor of the Methodist Church at Palmyra, officiated and the ring ceremony was used. Mr. and Mrs. Powers left immediately for Miami and other points in Florida.

162   PARTHENIA A. JONES - W.T. WALLS

From: �Ansearchin� News 1999

September 16,1871--Married in Montgomery County on September 7,1871, Mr. W.T. Walls and Miss Parthenia A. Jones, both of Montgomery County.

163   SALLY ELMYRA NORFLEET - FELIX NORTHINGTON

From: �Ansearchin� News 1999

January 6,1826--Captain Felix Northington and Miss Sally Elmyra Norfleet, daughter of Mr. Cordall Norfleet.

164   MATTIE MORRISON - CHARLES C. EVERETT

From: �Ansearchin� News 1999

September 9,1871--On September 5,1871 at the residence of the bride�s father in New Providence, Charles C. Everett and Mattie Morrison, daughter of Dr. John D. Morrison.

165   MATTE SINKS - VICTOR ROBERT MALLEY

From: Clarksville Leaf Chronicle

Miss Matte Sinks and Victor Robert Malley were united in marriage Saturday, April 8,1929, by J.E. Heard, Justice of the Peace of the 22nd District. Mrs. Malley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ceph Sinks.

166   MISS JARMAN - JAMES POWERS

From: Daily Tobacco Leaf Chronicle

August 20,1891---The matrimonial business is rather dull at present, though from the sign of the times we hope for an improvement in the fall. Last week we had a regular December and May marriage when our old friend James Powers led to the altar his bride Miss Jarman.

167   ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON - JOSHUA LESTER

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

August 28,1849--Married on the 21st by the Reverend R. Nixon, Dr. Joshua Lester of Todd County, Kentucky to Miss Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr. R. Gillis Johnson of Montgomery County.

168   MARTHA GRAY - S.N. HOLLINGSWORTH

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

October 9,1849--Married on Tuesday the 2nd by the Reverend Mr. Rigby, Mr. S.N. Hollingsworth to Miss Martha Gray.

169   MARY A. GRAFFENREID - TRAVIS J. PRITCHETT

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

April 30,1850--Married near Franklin, on the 17th by the Reverend A.N. Cunningham, Mr. Travis J. Pritchett, of this place, to Miss Mary A. daughter of General De Graffenreid.

170   FRANCES E. ROBERTS - JAMES A. GRANT

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

July 9,1850--Married on Tuesday the 27th by the Reverend J.G. Ward, Mr. James A. Grant to Miss Frances E. Roberts.

171   M.B. EDMONDSON - JOHN A. KEESEE

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

February 12,1851--Married on the 28th by the Reverend Mr. Vaughn. Mr. John A. Keesee, to Miss M.B. Edmondson, all of this county.

172   MARTHA ELLEN JEFFERIES - JOHN PAYNE

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

February 12,1851--Married on Thursday eve last, by the Reverend J. Pendleton, Mr. John Payne, of this place to Miss Martha Ellen Jefferies, daughter of the late James K. Jefferies of this county.

173   SARAH HICKS - C.D. WEST

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

November 20,1850--Married on the 14th, at the residence of William R. Hicks, Esquire of Montgomery County by the Reverend J.P. Bellamy, C.D. West Esquire of Christian County, Kentucky to Miss Sarah Hicks.

174   SUSANNAH FORT - S.M. LIGON

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

November 27,1850--Married on Tuesday the 19th by the Reverend Thomas Watts. Mr. S.M. Ligon of this county to Miss Susannah, daughter of J.B. Fort of Robertson County.

175   VIRGINIA CARNEY - CHARLEY WILLIAM BAILEY

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

November 27,1850--Married on Tuesday evening the 26, by the Reverend J.T. Hendrick, Dr. Charley William Bailey, to Miss Virginia, daughter of E.L. Carney.

176   BETTIE KENDRICK - JAMES GREEN

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

June 18,1851--Married on the 3rd by the Reverend Mr. Walker, Mr. James Green, of Lafayette, Kentucky, to Miss Bettie Kendrick, of this county.

177   HELEN M. LYNES - WILLIAM T. HARGROVE

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

October 8,1851--Married on Monday the 6th, by the Reverend H.F. Beaumont, Mr. William T. Hargrove of Nashville to Miss Helen M. Lynes, of this place.

178   REBECCA BRINGHURST - T.B. PLUMMER

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

October 8,1851--Married in this city, last evening, by the Reverend Mr. Baldwin, Mr. T.B. Plummer, merchant of New Providence, to Miss Rebecca Bringhurst, daughter of Mr. W.R. Bringhurst.

179   MARY ANN CRUSEMAN - E. HOWARD

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

December 2,1851--Married on Tuesday December 2 by the Reverend J.T. Hendrick; Gen. E. Howard to Miss Mary Ann Cruseman, all of this place.

180   CAROLINE M. MOODY - JOHN GRIGG

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

January 14,1825--Married in this place on the 11th by Reverend J.T. Hendrick, Mr. John Grigg, of Port Royal to Miss Caroline M. Moody.

181   MORTNA L. DEAN - MARCUS M. GREEN

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

February 4,1852--Married in this city on Sunday last by P. Priestly Esquire, Mr. Marcus M. Green to Miss Mortna L. Dean, both of this place.

182   MARY W. DEAN - RICHARD O. MARTIN

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

March 24,1852--Married on Thursday the 30th by the Reverend A.R. Erwin, Mr. Richard O. Martin to Miss Mary W. Dean, daughter of E.H. Dean Esquire, of this city.

183   SAREPTA S. WILSON - JAMES W. LOCKERT

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

April 28,1852--Married on the 4th by Reverend J.T. Hendrick, Mr. James W. Lockert, to Miss Sarepta S. Wilson, daughter of Mr. Samuel Wilson all of Montgomery County.

184   MARY J. TRICE - HARRY COOK

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

May 1,1852--Married on the 19th, by the Reverend S.A. Holland, Mr. Harry Cook of Christian County, Kentucky and Miss Mary J. Trice of Montgomery County.

185   N.M. TRICE - MADISON JETER

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

May 1,1852--Married on the 19th by the Reverend S.A. Holland, Mr. Madison Jeter and Miss N.M. Trice, both of Montgomery County.

186   MARIAM H. PRICE - L.B. HENDERSON

From: The Clarksville Jeffersonian

September 4,1852--Married on the 1st by the Reverend J.T. Hendrick, Mr. L.B. Henderson, to Miss Mariam H. Price, all of Montgomery County.

187   ELIZABETH HARRIS - WILLIAM HUST

From: Tennessee Watchman

February 9,1821--Married on Tuesday, the 30th by the Reverend Reuben Ross, Mr. William Hust, to Miss Elizabeth Harris, daughter of the Reverend Abner Harris all of this county.

188   CHARLOTTE CARNEY - DAVID NORTHINGTON

From: Tennessee Watchman

April 6,1824--On Thursday evening the 29th, Mr. David Northington to Miss Charlotte Slaughter Carney, daughter of Gen. Richard Carney, all of this county.

189   ELIZA A.B. BLOUNT - JOHN T. DABNEY

From: Tennessee Watchman

April 13,1821--Married on Tuesday evening last, by Reverend Reuben Ross, Dr. John T. Dabney to Miss Eliza A.B. Blount, daughter of Willie Blount, Esquire.

190   ELIZABETH B. WALL - C.C. CLEMMENTS

From: Tennessee Watchman

April 13,1821--Maried on Yesterday evening, Dr. C.C. Clemments, of Dover, to Miss Elizabeth B. Wall of this county.

191   MARGARET BAILEY - JAMES H. BRYAN

From: Tennessee Watchman

May 11,1821--Married on Tuesday evening last, at the residence of Major Henry Small, in the vicinity of this place, by the Reverend Reuben Ross, Mr. James H. Bryan, of Robertson County, to Miss Margaret Bailey of this county.

192   MARTHA WILLIAMS - FRANCIS PENNINGTON

From: Tennessee Watchman

April 6,1824--On Thursday evening the 29th, Mr. Francis Pennington to Miss Martha Williams, daughter of Henry Williams, Esquire, all of this county.

193   SALLY BROOMFIELD - LEIGH TRICE

From: Tennessee Watchman

June 15,1821--Married on Wednesday last Mr. Leigh Trice, to Miss Sally Broomfield, daughter of Obediah Broomfield, Esquire.

194   SALLY SMITH - WILIAM DICKS

From: Tennessee Watchman

August 22,1822--Married on yesterday evening by D. Gould, Esquire. Mr. William Dicks to Miss Sally Smith.

195   MAY DOUGLAS MERRIWETHER - GEORGE M. PATCH

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

April 16,1889--The marriage of George M. Patch and Miss May Douglas Merriwether will take place at the Merriwether residence, on Madison street, this evening at 6:00, Dr. Sears officiating. The wedding will be a quiet one, witnessed by only a few friends, in a short time thereafter Mr. & Mrs. Patch will take their departure for Chicago. These young people have spent much of their lives in this city, where they became warmly attached to each other, and their numerous friends will be gratified that their plighted vows have been thus happily consummated. The bridegroom is the eldest son of our township, A.H. Patch and for a number of years has been a resident of Chicago, where he has a lucrative business. The Bride is the daughter of W.D. Merriwether, also one of our well known citizens. She is highly esteemed among her acquaintances as a young lady of many noble traits of character, whose removal from our midst will be sincerely regretted by those who know her best.

196   ESMA BOURNE - HENRY V. SHIER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

February 21,1890--The marriage of Henry V. Shier to Mrs. Esma Bourne at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening was largely attended. The ceremony was performed by Reverend J.W. Lockert of Trenton, assisted by Reverend Peebles. The ushers were Dr. Rollow, R.D. Caldwell, John A. Holmes, Ben McKeage, Jr., G.I. Pitt and Warfield Sypert.

197   IDA PAYNE - F.L. ROSSITER

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

February 21,1890--At the residence of the bride�s father, Capt. Payne, near Asbury church, Montgomery County, Tennessee, on the 30th day of January 1890, F.L. Rossiter and Miss Ida Payne were united in holy wedlock, Reverend G.M. Sanders officiating.

198   NANNIE BRYAN - H.J. McMURRY

From: Clarksville Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf

The bride and groom amidst hearty congratulations, accompanied by G.W. Killebrew and Miss Fannie Covington, Cyrus Greenfield and Miss Johnnie Bryan, Dr. W. Stephens and Miss Polly Taylor, and R.I. McCurry and Miss Willie Bryan, left for Cherry�s Staton, then to W.W. McMurry�s, at Rossview. After two days of excitement and enjoyment they returned to Guthrie, where they in the future will reside. May happiness and prosperity ever attend their footsteps.

199   JUDY PARDUE - WILLIAM H. PACE
JANE NEWMAN - JOHN HOWARD

From: The Clarksville Chronicle

February 3,1842--Married on January 29,1842, Mr. William H. Pace to Miss Judy Pardue.
Married on January 31,1842, Mr. John Howard to Miss Jane Newman.

200   CATHARINE ROCHE - A.H. CROMWELL

From: The Clarksville Chronicle

February 10,1842--Married, on Wednesday February 9,1842 by Reverend A.H. Kerr A.H. Cromwell Esquire to Miss Catharine, daughter of Edward B. Roche, Esquire all of this county.

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