Rev. John Summerville - On the 29th day of Nov. 1828 the Rev. John Summerville presented at the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, (Ashtabula County) a Licence duly executed by Jesse Millikan, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Fayette (Ohio) authorizing him as a Minister of the Gospel of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to Solemnize Marriages within this state agreeably to the provisions of the act, entitled "An Act regulating Marriages bearing date October 22d AD 1822 -    Attest Saml. Hendry, Clerk.

Rev. Luther Humphrey - On the 27th day of May 1829 the Rev. Luther Humphrey presented at the Office of the Cerk of the Court of Com. Pleas Ashtabula County (Ohio) a licence duly executed by Edward Paine, Junr. Clerk of Court of Com. Pleas Geauga Cty, Ohio, authorizing him as a Minister of the Gospel to Solemnize Marriages within this state (regularly to the provisions of an Act entitled "An Act Regulating Marriages" bearing date April 11th 1826 - Attest Saml. Hendry, Clerk.

The State of Ohio
Ashtabula County ss}  Be it remembered that on the twenty eighth day of October AD one thousand eight hundred and twenty two Revd. Jonathan Leslie produced a licence by him obtained from the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County of Geauga allowing him the said Jonathan Leslie to Solemnize Marriages agreeable to the Statute Laws of the State of Ohio which Licence was dated November 19th AD 1810 and attested by Edward Paine, Junr. Clerk of of Common Pleas in said Geauga county.     Attest T. R. Hawley, Clerk C.P. Ashtabula County

The State of Ohio
Ashtabula County ss}  Be it Remembered on the twenty third day of June AD one thousand eight hundred twenty three Revd Ira Edy exhibited a licence by him obtained from the court of common pleas within and for the County of Geauga allowing him the said Ira Edy to solemnize marriages agreeable to the State Laws of the State of Ohio Chardon the 11th day of November 1819 and Attested by Eleazer Paine Deputy Clerk of Common Pleas for Geauga County.  - Attest T. R.  Hawley, Clerk, C.P.

The State of Ohio
Ashtabula County}  Be it Remembered that on the 18th day of August AD eighteen hundred twenty tree the Revd. Joshua Woodworth exhibited a Licence by him obtained from the court of Geauga allowing him the said Joshua Woodworth to solemnize marriages agreeable to the Statue Laws of the State of Ohio - Dated Chardon 18th day of November AD 1811
By Edward Paine, Junr, Clerk Com Pleas - Attest T. R. Hawley, Clk, C.P.

The State of Ohio Licking County ss.
Court of Common Pleas December Term 1822 The Reverand Charles Thorn having this day produced to the Court satisfactory credentials of his being a regular  Ordered Minister of Methodist Episcopal Church. It is thereupon Ordered that he be permitted to Solemnize Marriages within this State agreeably to Statute in such case made and provided - A copy from the minutes - In Testimony whereof I, Amos H. Coffer, Clerk of said Court have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of my said County at Newark, this 20th day of Decr. 1822.  A. C. Caffer, Clkl. A true Copy
Attest T. R. Hawley, Clk., C.P. Ashtabula County {seal}

David Sharp produced a Licence from the Court of Common Pleas in Miami County authorizing him as a Minister of the Gospel to Solemnize Marriages dated May 6th AD 1817.  Presented and Registered this 24th Day of January AD 1825 - T. R. Hawley, Clerk.

Rev. Philip Greene this day produced a Licence from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County authorizing him as a Minister of the Gospel to solemnize marriages dated Jul. 21, 1823 - presented and record made the 24th day of March 1826 - Saml. Hendry, Clerk.

Rev. Russell Downing this day produced a license from the Court of Common Pleas Cuyahaga County authorizing him as a Minister of the Gospel to Solemnize Marriages - Dates April AD 1823 fifth AD 1824 - presented and recorded this 19th day AD 1826.              Saml. Hendry, Clerk

Rev. Elias Morse was Licenced to Solemnize Marriages on the 23d March 1821 - by the Court of Common Pleas of Ashtabula County}