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Source: Morning News -
Cincinnati
Dated: June 11, 1847
MARRIED: In Mystic, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Mr.
Cook, Mr. Alexander F. Young, to Miss Mary
Mason. |
Source: Cincinnati
Daily Enquirer - Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio
Dated: Dec.
24, 1869
MARRIED:
HIETT - HEATH - At Lafayette, Ind., Dec. 21,
Samuel R. Hiett to Miss Mary E. Heath,
all of that city.
FRAMBERS
- ALTMAN - At Felicity, Ohio, Dec. 5, F. J.
Frambers to Miss Minnie A. Altman.
BRYAN - MOLEN - At Felicity, O., Dec. 9,
Chant K. Bryan to Miss Cora F. Molen.
TERWILLIGEN - BLEVIN - At Goshen, O., Dec. 2,
Hiram Terwilligen to Miss Mary Blevin.
JAMESON - WHALEY - Near Millersburg, Ky., Dec. 2,
John M. Jameson to Miss Talutha Whaley, both
of Bourbon Co., Ky.
LALLA
- NEVILL - On Thursday, Dec. 7, John Lalla,
proprietor of the Magnolia Saloon, Cynthiana, Ky., eloped with
the daughter of H. C. Nevill,
confectioner of same place.
LEVERING - SHALER - Dec. 7, in Waterford, Knox Co.,
O., Joseph Allen Levering to Mattie A. Shaler.
MASTERS - HERROD - In Morrow County, O., Dec. 9,
Barton T. Masters to Miss Amanda Herrod, both of that
county.
WARD - SAUM -
At Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 16, John Ward to Miss
Sarah E. Saum.
STONEBRAKER -
HAMILTON - At Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 16, Irwin
Stonebraker to Miss Sophronia T. Hamlton, all of that
place.
SHELLMAN -
ISANBERGER - At Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 16,
Francis F. Shellman, of Medina County, to
Miss Catherine A. Isanberger, of Wayne Co., O.
MUNN - CLING - At East Union Township Dec. 15,
Warren Munn, of Nebraska City, to
Miss Rachel Cling.
FLYNN - SNYDER
- At Lafayette, Ind., Dec. 21, D. H. Flynn to
Miss Clara A. Snyder, all of that place.
DARNELL - KINKEAD - In Richland, near Lexington, Ky.,
Dec. 16, George W. Darnell to Miss Margaret,
daughter of Hon. William B. Kinkead.
HEDGES - BEDFORD - In Bourbon County, Ky., Dec. 15,
Joseph E. Hedges to Miss Allie B. Bedford.
CORNELL - HARTSOCK - In Dayton, Dec. 22,
Charles Cornell to Miss Mary M. Hartsock.
SUTHERFIELD - SHOEMAKER - On the 16th of December,
Mr. Noble Sutherfield, of Pike Co., to
Miss Priscilla Shoemaker, of Highland Co.,
Ohio.
JACOBS - GERARD
- In Glendale, Ohio, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, by the
Rev. Samuel Scott, Charles R. Jacobs and Elizabeth A. Gerard.
ROWE - MOODY - In Newport, Ky., Dec.
22, by Rev. Granville Moody, D. D., Mr. Orlando J.
Rowe, of Binghamton, New York, to Miss
Lizzie H. Moody, second daughter of the
officiating clergyman.
WAGNER
- ALFRED - In Madison, Ind., Dec. 19, by Rev.
W. T. Saunders, Mr. Erin B. Wagner to Miss Laura A. Alfred.
JOHNSON - SLOO - In New Orleans, Dec. 16, by
the Rev. Mr. Adams, Dr. J. B. Johnson to Miss Cita
Sloo.
HOUSTON -
SCHOYER - On Dec. 21, by the Rev. Thomas H.
Hanna, A. D. Houston, of
Lowellville, Ohio, to Miss Nellie Schoyer, of
Alleghany City.
GRUBBS -
GRIFFITH - Near Bardstown, Ky., Dec. 17,
Mr. T. R. Grubbs, of Washington Courthouse,
Ohio, to Mrs. Mollie E. Griffith of Kentucky.
HEDGES - BEDFORD - At Paris, Ky., Dec.
15th, Mr. Joseph Hedges to Miss Sallie R. Bedford.
SMITH - HALL - Near Paris, Ky., Mr.
John S. Smith to Miss Annie Hall.
SETTEN - OWEN - In Bourbon County, Ky., Dec.
17th, Mr. Brice Setten to Miss Sarah J. Owen.
FARRU - ARMSTRONG - Dec. 8th, in Woodford County,
Ky., Mr. Aaron Farru to Miss Lydia Armstrong.
WITHERSPOON - VILEY - On the 8th inst.,
Mr. Lester Witherspoon, of Anderson County,
Ky., to Miss Martinet Viley, daughter of
Warren Viley, of Woodford.
RITCHEY - WITZ - On the 23d inst., at the
residence of the bride, Burlington, Kentucky, by the
Rev. J. Kirtley, Mr. W. H. Ritchey
to Mrs. Mary E. Witz.
DODSON - ELSTNER - On the 22d of December, by
the Rev. Wm. A. Snively, Rector of Christ's
Church, Mr. R. M. Dodson and Mary A.,
daughter of the late John Elstner. All
of this city.
RENO -
LIKINS - On the 15th of December, Mr. Volday
W. Reno, of Adams County, to Miss Amy R.
Likins, of Highland County, Ohio.
(Found at Genealogy Bank, Transcribed by Sharon Wick) |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Enquirer - Ohio
Dated: June 6, 1870
MARRIAGES:
- MANSFIELD - PARKINSON - In Bloomfield, Ohio, May 23,
Martin Mansfield to Miss Emma L. Parkinson.
- LOWRY - McCLELLAND - May 25, J. E. Lowry of
Pine Grove, Ohio to Miss Ada McClelland, of Jefferson
County.
- THOMPSON - TAYLOR - In Woodford County, Ky., June
1, W. G. Thompson to Miss Emma Taylor.
- MORTON - HILL - In Lawrenceburg, Ky., June 2, James
P. Morton to Miss Theresa Hill, of Anderson
county.
- SMITH - RHODERICK - In Springfield, Ohio, May 25,
Geo. c. Smith, of Frederick, Md., to Miss Olive E.
Rhoderick.
- DOLAN - VAN HEYDE - Near Centreville, Ohio, May 30,
Simon Dolan, of Zanesville, to Miss Caroline Van
Heyde.
- HUMMEL - McDONNEL - In Circleville, O., June 1, Mr.
Martin Hummel to Miss Alice B. McDonnel.
- SEECHRIST - PORTER - In Piqua, Ohio, May 29,
Mr. Jacob Sechrist to Miss Lizzie W. Porter.
- VANSANT - MAUL - In Richmond, Indiana, May 27,
Mr. R. R. Vansant to Miss Jennie Maul.
- COFFIN - ELMER - In Centreville, Indiana, May 27,
Mr. Alph Coffin to Miss Belle Elmer.
- MOORE - KEESLING - In Middletown, Kentucky, May 29,
Mr. John W. Moore to Miss Nancy E. Keesling.
- SMITH - ROGERS - In New Castle, Kentucky, June 1,
Dr. S. G. Smith, of Lisbon, Illinois, to Miss Sallie
M. Rogers.
- SCHIEKMAN - SOLIDAY - In Lancaster, Ohio, May 26,
Mr. John J. Schiekman to Miss Sarah Soliday, of
Pleasant Township.
- PUGH - MIESSE - In Fairfield County, Ohio, May 27,
Mr. Wm B. Edwards to Miss Martha A. Chaney.
- BURR - CRUSTERS - In Anderson County, Kentucky, May
25, Mr. John Burr to Miss Susan C. Crusters. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette - Ohio
Date: July 23, 1874
MARRIED
COOPER - GRINDLE - On the 22d inst. in the parlor of
the Bible Chapel, 184 Longworth st., by N. Summerbell, D.
D., Mr. B. F. Cooper and Miss Susan
Grindle. |
Source: Chicago Tribune
(Chicago, Illinois)
Dated: Oct. 20, 1874 (Tuesday)
HIGHLY CONNECTED
A Couple of Circus-Employes Give a Matrimonial Matinee to
Admiring Cincinnatians
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 19. _The most sensational
fair-weather balloon-trip on record was made to-day from
this city. Although partly Barnum's advertising
business, the features it presented were so novel and
peculiar that ll the papers even the Commercial, who
forced into a minute description worthy of it. It was
a wedding in a balloon in mid-air. The bride, a
beautiful red-headed blonde, was Miss Mary E. Walsh
one of the most charming riders in the hippodrome; the
groom, MR. Charles M. Coulton, one of the
ticket-sellers; bridesmade, Annie Yates one of the
riders; groomsman, W. E. Coup, manager of the show;
officiating clergyman, H. B. Jeffries, Church of
Christ, Pittsburg. The balloon was in charge of
Prof. Donaldson; the large balloon P. T. Barnum, fully
inflated, being used. Mr. D. S. Thomas, Press
Agent of the Hippodrome, accompanied the party. The
basket, perch, concentrating, ring and ropes were gaily
decorated with the national colors, and with artificial
flowers. The passengers were all elaborately and
tastefully dressed, and at the close of the afternoon's
entertainment the bridal party marched out from the
Hippodrome, led by the grand band, and followed by the
principal people of the show to where the baloon, was
tugging at its tethers, impatiently waiting their coming.
P. T. Barnum and his bride were among those gathered
to wish them a safe trip. A rather funny incident
occured. Mr. Donaldson, finding that he could
take one more passenger, called Mr. Thomas, and the
latter had stepped into the basket. At that moment
Barnum, who has long been talking about making a trip,
stopped up to speak to the bride, who was in the basket.
Mr. Barnum was alarmed immediately. She fancied
that he was about to follow his press agent into the car,
and she ran up and caught hold of his coat-tails, and
ordered him back in an authoritive way, rather funny to see.
The old gentleman followed her meekly back. At 4:30 p.
m., to the music "Up in a Baloon, : the balloon sailed.
Its upward flight was beautiful. It went up almost
straight, with swift grace. A shower of flowers fell
from it, and the vast crowd of spectators cheered.
When it had reached the height of a mile, a parachute was
dropped to indicate that the wedding in the air had been
duly completed. The nuptial ceremony occupied about
five minutes, the preacher making a brief address. The
balloon was in the air only forty minutes, landing on the
northern outskirts of the city on one of the hills, where
the party were speedily overtaken by reporters in
carriages, and where several bottles were cracked.
This evening there is to be a reception at their hotel,
the Crawford House. It is understood that, as the
bride is a Catholic, the ceremony will be repeated on terra
firma by a Catholic priest.
On reaching the city proper, the bridal party were
taken direct to the archepiscopal residence, where, in the
presence of Archbishop Purcell, Mr. and Mrs. Coulton
were made man and wife under the rites of the Catholic
Church, by the Rev. Father Quinn The Archbishop
smiled kindly on them all, and gave to each of the party a
photograph of himself as a souvenir of the Happy and
extraordinary occasion. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette
Dated: Sept. 7, 1877
MARRIED.
On Wednesday evening, September 5, at the home of the
bride, No. 73 Betts street, by Elder WILLIAM P. STRATTON,
Mr. WILLIAM CUTLER and Miss AMELIA F. SMITH, all of
Cincinnati. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette - Ohio
Dated: May 6, 1878
MARRIED.
FARRELL - McHUGH - At the Church of Presentation,
Walnut Hills, Thursday evening, May 22, by the Rev. J. J.
Kennedy, Frank W. Farrell to Miss Maggie
McHUGH, of Louisville. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette
Dated: Sept. 24, 1878
A Quiet Wedding
A beautiful and impressive
wedding was that yesterday afternoon in the Quaker form at the
Friends Meeting House, corner of Eighth and Mound streets, the
parties to which were Mr. Charles F. Hopkins, a worthy
young business man, to Miss Georgina Dymond, one of
three estimable young sisters residing on Laurel street.
While there was o pretension or show, the meeting house was
filled with some of the best families of Cincinnati.
There was no music, nor any flowers, nor full dress, yet the
ceremony was one of the most solemn and impressive known to
any form. It was essentially a religious ceremony -
neither a social nor civil one. And its solemn,
religious character added to its beauty. A number of he
elder ladies of the society occupied a row of seats on the
platform facing the congregation, and Mr. Murray Shipley
soon afterward took a seat in the same row. Then the
ushers, Dr. Wm. Judkins and Mr. S. T. Griffiths,
entered, followed by the bride and groom, all of whom took
seats on the front row of forms. After a few moments of
silent prayer Mr. Murray Shipley read some selections
relating to marriage, mainly from St. Paul's epistle to the
Ephesians, and afterward read the beautiful story of Rebecca's
marriage to Isaac, from the 24th chapter of Genesis. He
supplemented it with some remarks upon the lessons of the
Scriptural selections, and then offered a brief prayer
invoking the Divine blessing upon the candidates. The
prayer was followed by a minute or two of profound silence,
when the candidates arose, and each clasping the others right
hand, pledged solemnly, with God's assistance, the one to
prove a faithful husband and the other a faithful wife until
their life's end. The certificate of their pledge was
then signed by the bride and groom, witnessed by the ushers,
and read to the congregation by Dr. Taylor. A
brief and impressive address was made to the bride and groom,
and congregation, by Mrs. Harriet Steer, and
octogenarian, and Mr. Shipley asked for the Divine
benediction upon the marriage. The wedded pair then
drove to the residence of the bride's family, and will
commence housekeeping in sensible, matter of fact style today. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette
Dated: Sept. 15, 1879
TILGHMAN - COLLORD - At the residence of the bride's
parents, at Red Bank, Tuesday evening, September 9, by the
Rev. J. A. Storey, Mr. Charles R. Tilghman to
Miss Carrie B. Collord. May happiness attend them.
(Submitted by Sharon Wick) |
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette
Dated: Sept. 15, 1879
McMURTRY - BALL - By the Rev. Mr. Kinsolving on the
11th inst., Dr. L. S. McMurtry to Mary E. Ball, daughter of
the late Geo. W. Ball.
(Submitted by Sharon Wick) |
| MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE:
Peter
Kneipp to Caroline Kling |
Source: Cincinnati Daily Gazette - Ohio
Dated: November 3, 1881
MARRIED.
HUMPHREYS - TODD - At the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New
York, on Tuesday, October 25, 1881, by the Right Rev.
Bishop Starkey, of New Jersey, assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Howland, and the Rev. Mr. Morgan, of
the Church of the Heavenly Rest, and the Rev. Dr. S. H.
Weston, of St. John's, Edith Elizabeth Todd,
eldest daughter of Andrew J. Todd, Esq., to the Rev.
Frank Landon Humphreys, youngest son of Dr. F.
Humphreys, all of New York.
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HARTDEGEN - NORTON
A Wedding of Great Interest to Musical Circles.
The marriage of MR. Adolph
Hartdegen and Miss Annie Burt Norton was celebrated
at the residence of her father, Dr. Norton, on West
Fourth street, last evening at 5 o'clock in the presence of a
small company of friends and the immediate relatives, teh
Rev. Mr. C. W. Wendte officiating. Cincinnati's
rosebud prima donna was a very lily of a bride. She wore
an exquisite toilet of white silk, with draperies of airy
tulle, and a profusion of pale half brown rosebuds.
There were no bridesmaids, but Miss Emma Buchannan, a
dear friend of the bride, assisted to remove her glove when
the emblem of the eternity of love, the marriage ring, was
slipped over her finger.
Congratulations and godspeeds of more than ordinary
earnestness were offered the wedded pair. If complete
sympathy of interests and tastes, and an affection which has
stood the test of years, give promise of happiness in the
estate commended of St. Paul, then Mr. and Mrs. Hartdegen
may hope for bliss beyond compare, but it can not surpass
the good wishes that follow them to their new home.
There were present at the ceremony Maj. and Mrs. A.
S. Burt and Mrs. Sibley, of Chicago; Mrs. Halley,
of Binghamton; Mrs. Heiskell, of Wheeling, W. Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gano, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kehler, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowen, Miss Stanwood. Mrs. Buchannan, Miss
Buchannan, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Judge Burnet, Dr. McKenzie, and
Dr. Forchheimer.
An elegant little collation was served at 6
o'clock, under Keppler's direction, and the happy pair
left an hour or two later on their honeymoon trip, the end of
which is to be New York City, where they will in future
reside.
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BILLMAN - THOMPSON
Special Dspatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
SHELBYVILLE, IND., Nov. 2 - Miss Alice Thompson,
daughter of Mr. Alfred Thompson, residing near
Cynthiana, this county, was married this afternoon to a Mr.
Billman of Sullivan, this county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. S. J. Tomlinson at the residence of
Mr. Thompson, and was a worthy event of that
neighborhood. |
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