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Tag Archives: marriage
At the Library – 52 Ancestors – Week 5 (2019)
I loved the prompt for this week as I am a recently retired youth services/genealogy services librarian. I used to joke that with those two responsibilities, I took care of “womb to tomb” library needs! My “At the Library” post … Continue reading
Happy Anniversary, Philander and Minerva!
Four days short of his 27th birthday, Philander Bennett took twenty-five year old Minerva Abrams as his wife in Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Ohio. They were married 1 June 1867 by Justice of the Peace George Gilliland.[1] Their union would … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrams, Bennett, Civil War, Co H, Crawford, family history, genealogy, George Gilliland, Heidi Goodsite, Jackson County, marriage, Ohio, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Scioto County
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Two Brides for Two Brothers OR Two Grooms for Two Sisters
A wedding took place on 14 March 1909 in Alachua County, Florida, between my grandparents – Oswville Lem Dukes and Rubanner Fletcher. In the same county just two months earlier on 19 January, Rubanner’s sister, Ada, had married Lem’s brother, … Continue reading
Third Time’s the Charm
James Ball Fletcher, along with four of his older brothers, served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. A Private in Company F of the 10th Florida Infantry, James was present at Appomattox Court House when Gen. Robert E. Lee … Continue reading
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Tagged 1880 United States Census, American Civil War, Appomattox Court House, Confederate Army, Confederate States Army, Daughtry, Deas, family history, Fletcher, Florida, genealogy, Hamilton County, Lafayette County, Lee, marriage, Robert E. Lee, Suwannee County, Union Army
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