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1	by JP Jacob Kanouse	Family: F3562
2	1st Marriage 3 12M 1742/3 First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia,PA; by License dated 1 Feb 1742/3	Family: F1381
3	27 May 1883 by Judge Snelling Joe L. Anderson, 22, North Platte, b. Ohio Miss Fannie Martin, 18, North Platte, b. Iowa Parents of Groom: J. C. Anderson and Maria Campbell Nothing for parents of bride. Book number 978.282 V. 2C Vol. 1-5 Page 4 JUDGE GEORGE T. SNELLING, Police Judge of North Platte, also contractor and builder. He located in the above city May 18, 1875, and took charge of a large stockyard until November 1876, after which he engaged in contracting and building, He employs about eight men in the business. He was elected Police Judge in April, 1882. Has been Justice of the Peace since 1878. He was born in Franklin County, Ky., September, 26, 1836, lived in his native State until he was twenty-one, and moved to Jacksonville, Ill., and farmed until the war broke out, enlisting in August, 1861. He enlisted in Company I, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, and served as Captain of same until February, 1863, when he was promoted to First Major and held that office until he was mustered out in January, 1875; participated in the battles of Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, Helena, taking of Little Rock, Sale River Bridge., etc. He was chief clerk in Provost Marshal's office in Jacksonville., Ill., of Tenth District, and took charge of the second draft in 1865. He engaged as contractor and builder at Macon., Mo., two years; then to Nebraska City two years in same business; then to Wathena, Kan., in the construction of railroads until May 1875. Was married in Jacksonville, Ill., in 1859, to Miss Eliza A. Galloway, of Anderson County, Ky; they have four children- William Edgar, Ernest Don Carlos, Maude and Bessie. He is a member of Stephen A. Douglas Post, No., 69, G. A. R., and Adjutant of the same. He is also a member of I. O. O. F.	Family: F13
4	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2703
5	6 July 1631 in Sheffield, England. A record in the "Parish Register of Sheffield, cy York, Part 1, Baptisms and Marriages, 1560 to1634-5", p. 247, under the year 1631, is that of the marriage of "Tho'Bingham et Anna FFenton", the F being repeated in FFenton, just as L is repeated in Lloyd up to the present time. The same book has a complete index with many Binghams, many Fentons, but not a single Stenton.	Family: F92
6	84. "Scituate Births, marriages, and deaths," transcribed by George Ernest Bowman, Mayflower Descendant, various volumes.	Family: F1385
7	A Nov. 25, 2004, wedding is planned.	Family: F2840
8	A. Campbell, Minister	Family: F2
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F925
10	Abram Straight deserted her, and she resumed her maiden name in accordance with the decree of the court.	Family: F3472
11	According to Adaline Going Johnson's letter to Rhoda Street dated Feb 13, 1893 Indianapolis, and transcribed by Perry Jay Stearns, she and Lester were married on May 18, 1836 at the home of Mr. Hosner where Adaline was boarding. "Mrs. Hosmer was an old school teacher of mine in St. Johnsbury". It is not entirely certain that they were married in Boston (where the Hosner's lived) or in St. Johnsbury where Lester's parents lived and where other sources say they were married. Ahnentafel Report for Adeline Going Richard Sherman Adeline Going was married to Lester Rice "of Natchez, Mississippi" in Boston in May 1836, according to the May 21, 1836 edition of the "Columbia Centinel."	Family: F487
12	According to the census, this is the second marriage for both George and Orpha.	Family: F93
13	According to the “History of Sheboygan County”, Anna was the former the wife of L. Peterson of Iowa. This history was published in 1912, so it would seem she was divorced.	Family: F393
14	Allen Limberg, cousin, was ringbearer. Harold LImberg, cousin, was an usher.	Family: F938
15	Also filed 30 April 1871, Brown County, Wisconsin	Family: F2756
16	Ambrose Sutton.doc As proven in Nathaniel Tilden's will, George Sutton married Sarah Tilden. The marriage took place the 13th of March 1636. (No Alpha-No Omega: A Genealogical History of Our Whitaker and Clark Families, Anna May Whitaker Clark and Jonnie E Clark, p.108) Sarah Tilden was baptized 23 January 1613 at St. Mildred's Church, Tenterden, Kent, England and died 20 March 1677 at Perquimans Co. NC. (Ibid., Clark, p. 108 and Loc. Cit., Winslow p.418)	Family: F1388
17	Ancestry.com U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900	Family: F256
18	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F979
19	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F410
20	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F931
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F969
22	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F828
23	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F914
24	At the time of their marriage both were living in Jackson, Michigan. Charles was a cigar maker. It was the first marriage for both. Both were aged 24 years.	Family: F4083
25	Attendents were Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Molepski, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin	Family: F2312
26	Aunt Florence wrote this account under a photo copy of their wedding photo: Ora was graduated from Plymouth H.S. and is an alumnus of Lawrence College in Appleton Outagamie WI. Rev. John Ellis performed the ceremony. The groom is also an alumnus of Lawrence and had entered the ministry at Poysippi and Kingston.	Family: F585
27	Bk 2 p58 S530 Smith, Henry ................... R200 Rice, Flora http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/howard/marbk2.html	Family: F964
28	Bond Date: 01 Aug 1818 Bond #: 53296 Bondsman: Jacob Cobb	Family: F2800
29	Book 51 Page 478, Garland CO. Court House, Hot Springs, AR.	Family: F2434
30	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2446
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2367
32	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F420
33	Burke Co., NC Marriage Bonds 1780-1850 (Spelling is theirs) Groom Bride Date of Bond Bondsman Witness Lethermon, Jonas Hughes, Alfreda April 9, 1814 John Hughes Hughes, Charles Hughes, Hanna Jan 3, 1811 John Hughes Wm Erwin Hughes Hughes, Even Polly * Dec 18, 1812 John Hughes J. Edwin Hughes (no last name listed for Polly)	Family: F2799
34	By 1659 William, Sr., had taken as his second wife a widow, Mrs. Anne Bingham, variously recorded by earlier writers as Anne Stenton Bingham, or as Anne Stetson Bingham. She was the widow of Thomas Bingham, they having been married 6 July 1631 in Sheffield, England. A record in the "Parish Register of Sheffield, cy York, Part 1, Baptisms and Marriages, 1560 to1634-5", p. 247, under the year 1631, is that of the marriage of "Tho'Bingham et Anna FFenton", the F being repeated in FFenton, just as L is repeated in Lloyd up to the present time. The same book has a complete index with many Binghams, many Fentons, but not a single Stenton. The obvious conclusion is that William Backus had a second wife named Ann Fenton Bingham, not Anne Stenton Bingham. Thomas Bingham and Anne Fenton had a son Thomas, recorded in Saybrook, Connecticut, also Norwich, and later Windham, where he was known as Thomas, Sr. Two children of this stepson of William Backus, Sr., later married grandchildren of William.	Family: F236
35	by Capt. TORY of Waymoth	Family: F552
36	by Rev R Black According to Johnson Bible No. 2: Rev R Blake	Family: F866
37	by Rev. A. C. Dunkin	Family: F1487
38	by Rev. Eugene Allen	Family: F509
39	By Rev. H. C. Cheadle, Pres Minister	Family: F3689
40	By Rev. J.W. Clinton, M.E. Minister	Family: F3682
41	by Rev. L. A. Abbott First Baptist Church Minister	Family: F1255
42	By Rev. Rob't Guilt in Icklingham, England, Church of England	Family: F280
43	By Rev. Robert Forbes	Family: F3690
44	By the Rev. E. P. Clare, M.E. Minister	Family: F3683
45	By the Rev. J. H. Carpenter, Pres. Minister.	Family: F279
46	By the Rev. J. W. Clinton ME Minister	Family: F3688
47	By what court Divorced: Circuit Court To whom Divorce granted: Marion Hanson	Family: F2282
48	Capt. James Rutherford was a Scot who served in the Netherlands, a resident of Utricht. The Dutch have records showing a Jheemes Rutherford marrying Maragreta Gledstein. After searching for years for a Dutch family named Gledstein, finally among the Borders people of Scotland there was found proof that Rutherfords intermarried very frenquently with the Gledstaines (Gladstones). The Gladstones are another Borders family of Scotland.	Family: F274
49	Ceremony performed by Rev. Arthur Golder of Plymouth at the Congregational Parsonage. Miss Evata G. Nichols of Sparta was the bridesmaid. Reception was at the Hotel Curtiss in Plymouth.	Family: F377
50	Ceremony performed by Rev. Norling of Swedish Lutheran Church. Bridesmaids were Misses Loretta Miller and Ida Worlund. Groomsmen were Fred Hill and Charles Jasperson.	Family: F2609