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Richland County Sheriff's deputies responded to an assault call just before 1 a.m. Saturday in the 800 block of Sparkleberry Lane in northeast Columbia.
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County & District pages
Marriages in Brock District, part 3
From Ontario Archives microfilm MS 248, reel 1, vol 2
Brock Dist. part 1
Brock Dist. part 2
Brock Dist. part 4
transcribed & submitted by Kathie McCutcheon-Gawne
Rev. J. S. Evans, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 167, 1852
Dec. 12 Remember THORNTON, Oxford, to Mary Ann GODARD, Oxford. Wit: Heman & Eliza Jane Dodge.
Pg 167, 1853
April 4 Charles Walton MEADOWS, Zorra, to Sarah LICKLING (TICKLING?), Zorra. Wit: Ann Young, William Licking/Tickling.
May 2 Jacob ZINCK, Zorra, to Sarah Ann CARTER, Zorra. Wit: Ann Young, Kezia Carter.
May 24 Gordon COOK, Oxford, to Martha BARTON (BURTON?), Beachville. Wit: Solon Cook, John Barton/Burton.
Rev. J. Walker Marsh, St. James Church Ingersoll
Pg 230, 1855
Note: Return for 1855. Actual dates, witnesses or residence not recorded
Edward STONE to Sarah ELLERY.
Neil COLLINS to Mary Ann WOLFE.
William HARRIS to Margaret GILBERT.
Ralph Alexander WOODCOTT, to Catherine Mary PHELAN.
Simon JAMES to Margaret Ann STINSON.
William VANSTONE to Margaret JOHNS.
John TAY to Emma APPLETON.
John PARKER to Margaret MCCAN.
Thomas HOLCRAFT to Harriet SEERS.
Richard Wallace JOHNSTONE to Anna Burrows WORTH.
John KNOX to Mary Jan GOON. (Coon?)
Rev. J. McLean
Pg 225, 1855
Note: Witnesses & residence not recorded
Jan. 23 Andrew MCLELLAN to Louisa MCCARTY.
Feb. 1 William TRITE to Mary CUDNEY.
Feb. 1 Richard SPINGER to Emily EVENS.
Feb. 7 Daniel BULLIS to Matilda GARNER.
Feb. 28 Thomas LEAN to Elizabeth BRYDON.
March 14 John MCGLATHRO, Oxford, to Violetta EVERETT, Oxford.
March 22 Eliezer MCCARTY, Nissouri, to Margaret GREGORY, Nissouri.
April 2 George THOMPSON, Ingersoll, to Alice ALNAY, Ingersoll.
April 25 William H. GREGORY to Sarah ROWE.
May 24 Matthew MILLER to Harriet J. GORHAM.
Rev. James Degear, Baptist Church
pg 139, 1850
May 10 Allen GRINDY, Burford, to Caroline COON, Burford. Wit: Mary Degeer, P. Coon.
Dec. 12 Richard GOREN, Burford, to Phebe MONLATT (Marlatt?), Burford. Wit: Thomas Beard, Mary Monlatt
Dec. 29 Philip RUPEON?, Oxford, to Elizabeth SACKHOUSE, Oxford. Wit: Samuel & Anna Monlatt.
Rev. J. B. Richardson, Methodist Episcopal Church
Page 107, 1849
Jan. 15 James ORR, Zorra, to Christina MORRISON, Zorra. Wit: David Black, Alexander Sutherland.
Rev. J.C. Tufford
Pg 249, 1856
Aug. 6 Andrew TURNER, Ingersoll, to Matilda Ann DUNDAS, Ingersoll. Wit: James Noxon, Laura Galloway.
Sept. 24 Joseph Proctor FREEDER/FREEDLE, Dereham, to Catherine GREY, Dereham. Wit: Levi & Sarah Marshall.
Oct. 8 William TURNER, Ingersoll, to Elener MATTHEWS, Zorra. Wit: James Turner, Margaret Grant.
Nov. 13 William MANFORD, Thamseford, to Helen SHARP, Thamsford. Wit: Ann Ross, John Sharp.
Dec. 17 William HARRIS, Dorchester, to Laura Ann ALLEN, Dorchester. Wit: Hiram F. Field, Huldah Allen.
Dec. 24 Samuel HOPKINS, Ingersoll, to Sarah WYNN, Centerville. Wit: Isaac Haviland, Ann Wynn.
Rev. James Bailey, Methodist Church
Page 18, 1842
Feb. 2 John VANDERBURG, Nissouri, to Sarah SAGAN/LAGAN, Nissouri. Wit: Albert Slays, George Sagan/Lagan.
Dec. 26 George BURGESS, Nissouri, to Mary MCNEINES?, Nissouri. Wit: James Howay, Thomas Wren.
Page 54, 1845
Jan. 28 Peller WILLSON, Nissouri, to Elizabeth MARTON, Nissouri. Wit: John Bellon (Belton?), Lewis Beirl.
Oct. 20 Bingman WOOD, Nissouri, to Catherine BURGESS, Nissouri. Wit: Daniel Wood, William Burgess.
Rev. James Cairncross, Presbyterian Church
Page 101, 1848
Aug. 8 Alexander H. MARCAH?, merchant, Galt, to Barbara C. CAIRNCROSS, Blenheim. Wit: John & James Hackney.
Dec. 29 Thomas SELLERS, Blandford, to Charlotte PEATE, Blandford. Wit: Alexander Thomson, John Baird.
Page 123, 1849
Jan. 15 James BELL, Blandford, to Jane GILLESPIE, Blandford. Wit: William Rae, William Gillespie.
Pg 141, 1851
Jan. 8 William DICKSON, Blandford, to Jane LOCKIE, Blandford. Wit: William & George Hislop.
Rev. James Cooper, Baptist Church
Note: Return was filed Sept. 1857. Actual dates & witnesses not recorded
Pg 244, 1857
John ATKINS, Dorchester, to Mary ANDREWS, Woodstock.
Smith THOMPSON, Norwich, to Sarah Ann NICHOLLS, Norwich.
Pg 245
David KIPP, Oxford, to Jane Wilson WILLIAMS, Burford.
James HALE, Woodstock, to Catherine NEAL, Woodstock.
Darius DIBBLE, Zorra, to Blinda Jane WALSH, Zorra.
Joseph LANNAWAY, Woodstock, to Elizabeth MORRISON, Hamilton.
Roger BROOKSBANK, Paris, to Isabella AINSLIE, Blenheim.
Nelson B. HALLOCK, Zorra, to Deborah WILLISON, Zorra.
John TENNANT, Woodstock, to Ann MARSHALL, Woodstock.
Peter CAMPBELL, Woodstock, to Jane MCDONALD, Woodstock.
Thomas STAMP, Oxford, to Mary Jane EAKINS, Oxford.
William H. HOWEY, Burford, to Olleda KELLY, Burford.
Lauchlan D. KENNEDY, Ingersoll, to Margaret MCDONALD, Blandford.
Rev. John Osmond, Methodist Episcopal Church
Pg 204, 1853 Note: Witnesses not recorded
Dec. 25 George CHARLES, Blenheim, to Abecendy BAXTER, Blenheim.
Pg 204, 1854
Feb. 8 Isack C. FRENCH, Burford, to Elizabeth SOLEREN/SOLEVEN, Burford.
Feb. 27 Jack HARNER, Blenheim, to Margaret MANN, Blenheim.
Pg 214, 1854
July 4 David P. FOWLER, Burford, to Elma PIKE, Burford.
Dec. 8 William DAVIS, Burford, to Violetta KIPP, Burford.
Pg 219 Note: Witnesses & residence not recorded
Pg 214, 1855
March 27 Frederick HILL to Elizabeth SHARP.
No date Hiram P. FOWLER to Mary Jane (last name not recorded).
April 18 William THOMSON, to Jane MILLER.
May 29 Richard EATON, to Marice BALEY.
Pg 220, 1855
May 23 Joseph HARWICK to Luda/Leeda Maria FERGUSON.
July 5 Hudnet HART to Harriet (last name not recorded).
July 16 John YERINGTON, to Maria WORISH.
July 19 Lewis SOPER to Elizabeth TUNE.
Sept. 20 John NELMES to Mary HETLED.
Nov. 13 Henry SOPER to Clarissa THOMPSON.
Dec. 14 Nelson KIPP to Agnes DUNCE.
Pg 224, 1855, Note: Residence & witnesses not recorded
March 25 George (last name not recorded) to Mary Ann FEARO.
Sept. 12 George ASSELFORD, to Jane MIDLESS.
Pg 246 Note: Residence & witnesses not recorded
Pg 224, 1856
Jan. 1 Matthew SHOWERS to Emily JOHNSON.
Jan. 8 Joseph LUCAS, to Martha Ellen WOOD.
Jan. 30 Samuel J. WOOD to Catherine J. MILLER.
March 4 Robert DUNN to Hannah PIPER.
March 31 Benjamin BAXTER to Leucy THOMSON.
April 18 Joseph P. WATSON to Maria ASSELFORD.
Rev. James Mitchell, Methodist Episcopal Church
Page 17, 1841
Nov. 20 Ebeneezer GALOWAY, Oxford, to Lidda FULLER, Oxford. Wit: Alexander McDonald, Alphous Carroll.
March 29 Thomas ELLEN, Oxford, to Betsey J. FRANCIS, Oxford. Wit: William Gray, Corlin Vinson.
Rev. James Musgrove, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 15, 1841
Oct. 7 Matthew W. ELGIE, Blenheim, to Isabella TENNANT, Blenheim. Wit: Peter N. Weaver, George Lowthian.
Nov. 8 James KENT, Burford, to Elmira BOOK, Burford. Wit: Charlotte Freeman, Russell Smith.
Page 15, 1842
Feb. 21 James SHENSTONE, Burford, to Jennet VANBUSKIRK, Burford. Wit: James McMadden, Henry VanBuskirk.
March 8 Orlin ELLIOTT, Burford, to Elizabeth Ann DUTCHER, Burford. Wit: Abraham Young, Reuben Dutcher.
Rev. James Nall, Congregational Church
Page 10, 1839
Dec. 5 John NEAL, Burford, to Jane CLEMENT, Burford. Wit: Isaac Jones, Ann Nall.
Dec. 29 William MCWILLIAMS, Burford, to Elizabeth PARKER, Burford. Wit: Aaron McWilliams, Edward Powel.
Page 10, 1840
Jan. 6 John E. HORLAND, Burford, to Maria NELLES, Burford. Wit: Samuel Wrightman, Henry Nelles.
Sept. 2 John SILVERTHORN, Oakland, to Rachel WESTBROOK, Oakland. Wit: Finley Malcom, John Toyne.
Sept. 14 William STONDEN (Standen?), Burford, to Elizabeth CULLY, Burford. Wit: William Hall, Mary Crosby.
Oct. 6 Richard CROTTY, Burford, to Rachel MILES, Burford. Wit: John & William Miles.
Oct. 14 Isaac A. HAVILAND, Burford, to Eliza J. NELLES, Burford. Wit: John E. Hovland, William Nelles.
Oct. 15 David LEECH, Burford, to Malinda CRISTLER, Burford. Wit: Jane Leech, Ann Nall.
Dec. 9 John DOUGLAS, Burford, to Eliza FOWLER, Burford. Wit: Harvy Ross, Ann Nall.
Dec. 19 William PARKER, Burford, to Sarah A. MCWILLIAMS, Burford. Wit: Ann Nall, William McWilliams.
Dec. 20 George MALCOLM Oakland, to Sarah BEAMER, Oakland. Wit: John Heath, Jasten Smith.
Page 10, 1841
Jan. 4 Quarters SMITH, Oakland, to Mary BUGBY, Oakland. Wit: Robert Elliot, Ann Nall.
Feb. 28 Edward DURPHY, Norwich, to Mary TURNER, Norwich. Wit: Robert Elliot, Mark Boston.
March 25 Adam FARINGTON, Burford, to Mary A. TRIMBLE, Burford. Wit: William Fowler, John Stevenson.
April 12 Melizer FOWLER, Burford, to Mary A. BEALS, Burford. Wit: Quartus Smith, Robert Elliott.
Page 11, 1841
April 10 Morris THOMAS, Burford, to Eliza A. MONTROSS, Burford. Wit: Jonathon Wright, Ann Nall.
May 25 Jacob ALMAS, Burford, to Caroline KELLY, Burford. Wit: James Oswald, Ludwick Kribs.
June 21 John SHILLINGTON, Burford, to Jane WHITE, Burford. Wit: John Neal, George Albery.
Sept. 11 Thomas DUTCHER, Burford, to Charlotte MILARD, Burford. Wit: Anne Nall, Emaline Milard.
Sept. 23 Augustus MALCOLM, Burford, to Bathina BUGBY, Burford. Wit: Lonzo Foster, William P. Wastell.
Sept. 26 Robert VANDICAR, Oxford, to Mary Ann SMITH, Oxford. Wit: gilbert Moore, Nancy Dunton.
Oct. 9 Francis GLOVER, Burford, to Almira MALCOLM, Burford. Wit: Qurtew? Smith, Augustus Malcolm.
Oct. 25 George SAVAGE, Burford, to Grace SMITH, Burford. Wit: George Adlin, Ann Nall.
Nov. 1 David O. WOODRUFF, Burford, to Jane DUNCOMBE, Burford. Wit: Thomas Perrin, John Douglas.
Nov. 10 Isaac KELLY, Burford, to Margaret HAINES, Burford. Wit: John & Benjamin Kelly.
Dec. 16 John STEVENSON, Burford, to Isabella DONALD, Burford. Wit: George & Allen Taylor.
Page 20, 1842
Feb. 2 John KELLY, yeoman, Burford, to Mary Ann HEYCOCK, Windham. Wit: James Oswold, gentleman, John Kelly, yeoman.
Feb. 22 Smith WOODROW, yeoman, Burford, to Caroline BERTRON, Burford. Wit: Thomas Holdsworth, yeoman, Philip Martin, Yeoman.
March 16 James STEWART, yeoman, Burford, to Luiza METCALF, Burford. Wit: Jacob Miller, yeoman, Ezekiel Metcalf, yeoman.
March 21 David HILL, yeoman, Burford, to Julia KELLY, Burford. Wit: James Oswold, gentleman, Justus Smith, yeoman.
April 7 Aaron SOURS, yeoman, Burford, to Mary HANMER, Burford. Wit: William Lewis, Yeoman, Joshua Bennet, yeoman.
Page 21, 1842
Dec. 9 John SEPER (Seger?), yeoman, Burford, to Doucis (Dorcas?) CARPENTER, Burford. Wit: Henry Vanburen, Samuel Johnson, grouser.
Page 21, 1843
Jan. 10 William FOWLER, yeoman, Oakland, to Matilda AVERILL, Oakland. Wit: Jacob Miller, yeoman, Henry Barber, yeoman.
Jan. 10 Harvey B. GRISWOLD, yeoman, Norwich, to Mary Jane HANES, Burford. Wit: Hartwell Griswold, yeoman, Isaac Kelly, yeoman.
Feb. 12 Edwin HEATON, yeoman, Oakland, to Sarah SMITH, Oakland. Wit: James Robinson, Yeoman, John Stow, yeoman.
Feb. 15 William BOLTON, yeoman, Burford, to Isabella KELLY, Windham. Wit: Samuel Johns, yeoman, John Kelly, yeoman.
Pg 146, 1849
June 18 John CLARKE, Burford, to Martha HOWARD, Blenheim. Wit: Thomas Leowen, Stille Griffiths.
Dec. 13 Skyler BROWN, Burford, to Eliza ROUNDS, Burford. Wit: Stephen Fowler, George Lime.
Pg 146, 1850
March 7 James MCPHERSON, Burford, to Sarah CAIRNS, Brantford. Wit: James Maginn, Francis Cairns.
Rev. John Bailey, Methodist Episcopal Church
Pg 236, 1856
Aug. 20 John Jay DAVID, Hamilton, to Anna Dunbar WEBSTER, Norwichville. Wit: William Baily, John Baily Freeman.
Rev. John Gillespie
Pg 247, 1856 Note: Witnesses not recorded
Feb. 28 George SPARKS, Blenheim, to Helen Scott MURRAY, Blenheim.
Nov. 13 Adam CLARK, Blenheim, to Agnes WALDEE, Blenheim.
Dec. 23 David RANDALL, Blenheim, to Elizabeth ALLISON, Blenheim.
Rev. Kennedy Creighton, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 105, 1848
March 29 John W. FORD, Zorra, to Susan FULLER, Oxford. Wit: Joseph Piper, Chancey Fuller.
March 29 Robert CURRY, Toronto, to Mary Ann SHELL, Oxford. Wit: James Curry, John Shell.
May 18 Henry LYNCH, Oxford, to Jane LOVE, Oxford. Wit: Andrew McIntyre, Thomas S. Thornton.
July 17 Joseph HARGRAVE, Oxford, to Esther THORNTON, Oxford. Wit: James & John Thornton.
Aug. 30 Smalley SPAFFORD, Oxford, to Martha BAILEY, Oxford. Wit: David Curtis Jr., Jabez Falconer.
Nov. 28 Nicholas OLVER, Oxford, to Sarah HARVEY, Blandford. Wit: Thomas Ranson, Martin Pickard.
Dec. 19 John TERL, Oxford, to Christina SUTHERLAND, Blandford. Wit: George Spencer Jr., Donald Sutherland.
Page 105, 1849
Jan. 2 William Sam. WHEALEY, Zorra, to Sarah WHEALEY, Zorra. Wit: Thoams Whealey, Andrew McGirr.
Jan. 9 Thomas COWING, Blandford, to Lucy DAVIS, Zorra. Wit: George & James Goodger.
Feb. 17 Jacob SHOUP, Blandford, to Sarah Ann MASTERS, Wilmot. Wit: Abraham Struffer, John Scader.
March 12 Robert PARKER, Blandford, to Martha COONE, Zorra. Wit: William R. Brown, Thomas Cowing.
Page 112, 1848
July 7 Michael ECKER, Oxford, to Maria IRWIN, Dorchester. Wit: Francis Olever, Patrick Conner.
Page 112, 1849
April 25 Thomas WHEALEY, Zorra, to Isabella WHEALEY, N. Easthope. Wit: Hugh Whealey, William Morley.
May 7 Jacob L. VINCENT, Zorra, to Ann MAIN, Zorra. Wit: Robinson & Bridget Swift.
June 26 Isaac BURDICK, Zorra, to Margaret DORWOOD, Zorra. Wit: James & William Nimocks.
Page 128, 1849
July 24 George SUTHERLAND, Oxford, to Isabella MCKENZIE, Blandford. Wit: James McKay, James McKenzie.
July 31 Waldo TRUFANT, Zorra, to Ellen COOK, Zorra. Wit: William & Sarah Jane Kennedy.
Aug. 9 Daniel K. PERRY, Oxford, to Mary HALLOCK, Zorra. Wit: james Burdick, Chamberlain Hallock.
Aug. 9 William WEEKS, Blandford, to Harriet BECK, Blandford. Wit: Henry & Mary Ann Weeks.
Oct. 8 Cyrus HUNTSBURGER, Zorra, to Maria DAVIS, Zorra. Wit: Jacob Bean, John R. Creighton.
Oct. 27 William ROBINSON, Oxford, to Lily SUTHERLAND, Blandford. Wit: Christopher Robinson, Margaret Sutherland.
Nov. 21 John SCOTT, Burford, to Catherine KENNEDY, Burford. Wit: Joseph Barton, James Farrington.
Dec. 27 Stephen COMFORT, Norwich, to Mary Jane PARKER, Norwich. Wit: Abraham & Mary Colburn.
Dec. 27 Abraham CALHOUN, Blenheim, to Mary COMFORT, Norwich. Wit: Mary Jane & Stephen Comfort.
Dec. 27 Thomas EVERETT, Blandford, to Ann HAY, Blandford. Wit: James Woods, James Hay.
Dec. 29 James WOODS, Blandford, to Elizabeth SLACK, Blandford. Wit: Thomas Everett, William Hay.
Page 128, 1850
Feb. 12 George C. GARNETT, Oxford, to Mary BARRACLEUGH, Blandford. Wit: Gabriel Garnett, Hannah Barracleugh.
March 7 James JOHNSTON, Blandford, to Rhoda BOXALL, Oxford. Wit: Andrew McIntyre, Thomas H. Rawlings.
Rev. John Shaw, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 231, 1855
Oct. 23 James HALL, Woodstock, to Margaret SUTHERLAND, Woodstock. Wit: James Hunter, Elizabeth Sutherland.
Oct. 24 William H. TOUCHBOURNE, Enniskellin, to Alice BERNES, Woodstock. Wit: Samuel Shaw, Mary J. McCulloch.
Oct. 25 Samuel WALLACE, Norwich, to Mary Jane LEADER, Blenheim. Wit: Jane Wallace, Charles Leader.
July 3 John W. UTTER, Hamilton, to Lucinda KIPP, Oxford. Wit: Mary & Thomas Henry.
Pg 254, 1856
April 2 Orenton PATTERSON, Burford, to Elizabeth ANDERSON, Blanford. Wit: James Overholt, Cynthia Anderson.
April 2 James LEGUIRE, Zorra, to Ann BARR, Zorra. Wit: James Barber, Margaret Barr.
Nov. 12 John FREIN, Norwich, to Lucy ALLEN, Zorra. Wit: James Clement, Elizabeth Allen.
Rev. John Wilkinson, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 31, 1843
Nov. 22 Eddy MALCOLM, Oakland, to Mary WESTBROOK, Oakland. Wit: Duncan McDormid, Benjamin Heaver.
Rev. John Williams, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 203, 1853
Sept. 11 Christian FRIEND, Blenheim, to Sarah SIMPSON, Blenheim. Wit: Jacob Lutz, John Simpson.
Nov. 7 Thomas WINE (WIRE?), Blenheim, to Elizabeth FARROW, Blenheim. Wit: Richard Kilsey, Jane C. Williams.
Pg 203, 1854
Jan. 7 Joseph Foerman CHRYSLER, Blenheim, to Cynthia Jane CROWELL, Blenheim. Wit: George Cochran, Silas Crowell.
Jan. 29 Silas TOWL, Blenheim, to Charlotte COPES, Blenheim. Wit: Thomas & Phebe Donald.
March 2 Andrew OLIVER, Blenheim, to Fanny MIDDLETON, Blenheim. Wit: William Oliver, William White.
Rev. Joseph Scott, Presbyterian Church
Pg 259, 1856, Note: Witnesses not recorded
April 25 James DUNSMORE, Blenheim, to Mary BOND, Blenheim.
June 19 John SHARP, Blanford, to Louisa DANIELS, Blanford.
Oct. 8 Patrick OMEARY, Blanford, to Sarah A. (Last name not recorded), Blanford.
Oct. 11 James MANSON, Blenheim, to Mary MCKINNON, Blenheim.
Oct. 30 John BONNAN, Blanford, to Nancy TURNBULL, Blanford.
Dec. 9 John WALKER, Blenheim, to Agnes HUNTER, Blenheim.
Rev. Joseph Shepley, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 150, 1850
Feb. 1 William R. ROBINSON, Woodstock, to Ruth ODELL, Woodstock. Wit: Ephraim Robinson, Sarah Perrin.
March 19 William P. DIXON, Woodstock to Rebekah A. ELSWORTH, Woodstock. Wit: Walker H. Tisdale, Lois M. Harris.
Oct. 22 David EVANS, Oxford, to Barbara CONNER, Dorchester. Wit: Mary Forks, Thomas Connor.
Nov. 28 David DICKIE, Nissouri, to Clarissa MCLEOD, Nissouri. Wit: Alexa Orr, James McLeod.
Pg 150, 1851
Jan. 17 Joseph H. SHAW, Dorchester, to Eliza JOHNSTON, Dorchester. Wit: Nathan Choate, Rosanna Chambers.
Feb. 6 John WILKINSON, Dereham, to Zilpah BODDINGTON, Dereham. Wit: Hannah McKenzie, Edward Boddington.
March 27 John W. HORNE, Dorchester, to Mary CLIFFORD, Dorcheser. Wit: Sarah & William Clifford.
Pg 151, 1851
March 31 James BURNHAM, Dereham, to Margaret A. CUNNINGHAM, Dereham. Wit: John Runel, Harriet Stockdale.
April 11 George CRAMER, Dereham, to Hannah BURKHOLDER, Dereham. Wit: Jeremiah & Catherine Gyer.
May 20 Jonathon L. GRAVES, Nissouri, to Margaret WALKER, Nissouri. Wit: Sarah Graves, Abraham Walker.
Pg 161, 1851
Sept. 10 Joseph WISMER, Dumfries, to Charlotte HEWITT, Wilmot. Wit: Ann & George Thompson Sr.
Oct. 7 William COLLIS, Wilmot, to Mary Ann PHILLIPS, Wilmot. Wit: James & Ann Arnold.
Oct. 30 Robert HARDY, Blenheim, to Mary Ann JOHNSON, Blenheim. Wit: William & Matilda Cook.
Dec. 24 Mark SALES, Blenheim, to Matilda COOK, Blenheim. Wit: Henry Sales, Elizabeth Duncan.
Pg 161, 1852
March 13 Abraham G. GINGRICH, Blenheim, to Lydia DEANST, Blenheim. Wit: Abraham & John A. Gingrich.
March 25 William BALDWIN, Blenheim, to Mary JOHNSON, Blenheim. Wit: James & Mary Watson.
April 15 John DUNSMORE, Downie, to Rachel NELSON, S. Easthope. Wit: James & Margaret Dunsmore.
July 30 John PARKS, Blenheim, to Rachel Almira EAGLE, Blenheim. Wit: Mary Elsworth, Sally Ann Shepley.
July 21 James BROWN, Stratford, to Maria WALSH, Stratford. Wit: John Taylor, Isabella Clarke.
Nov. 9 John ARNOLD, Blenheim, to Anna Malvina RICE, Blenheim. Wit: Catherine & Levi Sherk.
Dec. 15 Thomas DONALD, Blenheim, to Phebe CAPE, Blenheim. Wit: William McCarty, Ellenor Vandecar.
Pg 161, 1853
Feb. 2 David WHALEY, N Easthope, to Elizabeth WHALEY, Zorra. Wit: Joseph & Isabella Whaley.
Pg 162, 1853
Feb. 2 Stephen WILKINS, Blenheim, to Eliza Jane OBRIEN, Blenheim. Wit: Philip & Emily Willson.
March 3 John BOND, Blenheim, to Jane ROBINSON, Blenheim. Wit: Robert & Sarah Bond.
May 2 Henry MERRIFIELD, Wilmot, to Elizabeth BABB, Fullerton. Wit: Francis Fishkyll, Margery Babb.
Pg 219, 1854
Jan. 9 Joseph W. LEADER, Blenheim, to May A. GOOCH, Blenheim. Wit: John S. Partridge, Emma Gooch.
Nov. 13 John S. PARTRIDGE, Blenheim, to Emma GOOCH, Blenheim. Wit: Sarah A. Partridge, Daniel Hagon.
Pg 219, 1855
Jan. 2 Jacob HESS, Burford, to Elinor SHOWERS, Blenheim. Wit: Malina Kelly, William Showers.
Jan. 3 William SHOWERS, Blenheim, to Malina KELLY, Blenheim. Wit: Matthew Showers, Mary M. Martall.
Rev. N.A. Fraser, Methodist Episcopal Church
Page 113, 1848
Nov. 15 Eurial SNELL, Norwich, to Rachel MOORE, Norwich. Wit: James Swartout, Charity Snell.
Page 113, 1849
April 16 Jacob MONK, Norwich, to Jane CRAWFORD, Norwich. Wit: George & Susannah Crawford.
May 14 Roswell D. THOMPSON, Dereham, to Sarah W. SOPER, Dereham. Wit: Edgar & Julia Swartout.
June 17 Nathaniel MERRILL, Norwich, to Esther WOODROW, Norwich. Wit: Daniel Wilson, Lydia Gillim.
June 20 John MAYBEE, Norwich, to Mary M. BOICE, Norwich. Wit: Anna Maybee, Wellington Gould.
June 20 Abraham PIKE, Norwich, to Margaret A. RUTLEDGE, Norwich. Wit: Jonas Knaggs, Jane Rutledge.
Rev. Lewis P. Smith, Methodist Episcopal Church
Pg 180, 1852
March 22 James CORNFOOT, Dereham, to Mary Jane MONK, Derham. Wit: William Cornfoot, Connroy F. Woodward.
May 12 Isaac DYGERT, Oxford, to Egilpha LAWSON, Norwich. Wit: Jeremiah Knowles, Mary E. Punnius.
July 10 Thomas A. SHARP, Bayham, to Sarah Jane LIVINGS, Ingersoll. Wit: R. S. Sharp, Walter Oliver.
Oct. 6 Walter WAIT, Stamford, to Lydia Marilla KELLY, Nissouri. Wit: Jonathon S. Jones, Jesse Brown.
Dec. 9 John KENNEDY, Nissouri, to Jane MCGEE, Nissouri. Wit: Isabella Kennedy, John McGee.
Pg 180, 1853
Feb. 14 Daniel M. BRIGGS, Oxford, to Sarah M. LONG, Oxford. Wit: Sarah A. & John S. Long.
Feb. 23 Oliver JACQUES, Norwich, to Mary GATHWAITE, Norwich. Wit: Rboert Tuttle, Harriet M. Smith.
Pg 199, 1853
March 27 Bentley LEMONS, Ingersoll, to Maria WAIT, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert Brown, John Christopher.
April 17 William MORE, Oxford, to Martha MCNAMES, Oxford. Wit: Blecker B. Thornton, Hiram Warfield.
April 20 William HODGSON, Ingersoll, to Mary Ann HERNE, Ingersoll. Wit: james McDonald, George Galloway.
May 27 James CHAMBERS, Oxford, to Agnes RICE, Oxford. Wit: Archibald Park, Robert Rice.
June 2 John CHRISTOPHER, Ingersoll, to Martha Jane WAITE, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert McDonald, Mary Parkhurst.
Pg 255, 1857
Sept. 15 Sanford YALE, Blenheim, to Diserea HOOVER, Blenheim. Wit: F. M. Smith, G. A. Hicks.
April 9 James CURHOLT, Blanford, to Mary Ann SHELL, Oxford. Wit: John Curholt, Lavina Shell.
April 30 Robert N. ALLEN, Blenheim, to Mary M. OGDEN, Oxford. Wit: Phebe Spencer, A. G. Ogden.
July 12 Robert MILLAN, Burford, to Martha J. HERSEY, Blenheim. Wit: Christopher & Anna Banes.
Aug. 23 Henry HEARTLY, Oxford, to Charlotte MADDEN, Blenheim. Wit: John & Mary A. Greggs.
Rev. Mathias Holtby, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 58, 1845
July 26 Richard PASCOE, to Harriet GREENAWAY, Blandford. Wit: John Clark, Lois Brownson.
Sept. 10 Henry SHELL, Oxford, to Hannah SWALE, Oxford. Wit: Charles & William Hagill.
Sept. 18 Solomon GREEVER, Blandford, to Lois BROWNSON, Blandford. Wit: Nehemiah Bartley, John Willson.
Oct. 29 Charles WILSON, Dereham, to Eliza ELLIOTT, Zorra. Wit: George Harris, Thomas Taylor.
Nov. 26 James Henry GOULD, Zorra, to Mary PALLISTER, Zorra. Wit: George Bar, Thomas Taylor.
Nov. 27 John WALKER, Oxford, to Submit GREEN, Oxford. Wit: Daniel & Ezra Harris.
Dec. 7 Joseph SHAW, Oxford, to Mary Jane OLVER, Oxford. Wit: John Ley, Nicholas Olver.
Page 58, 1846
Jan. 27 James BUCHANAN, Woodstock, to Ann SMITH, Woodstock. Wit: John Buchanan, James Maxwell Allan.
Feb. 5 William LOCK, Blanford, to Elizabeth JACKSON, Oxford. Wit: Thomas Lazenby, John Leak.
Feb. 9 Richard ELLIOTT, Oxford, to Barbara MORISON, Oxford. Wit: James Scartt, George Gander.
Feb. 23 George GICKLING, Blanchard, to Mary FLOWERS, Blancard. Wit: William Smith, John Sherren.
March 2 John A. GRIGGS, Zorra, to Elenor FERGUSON, Zorra. Wit: Charles & Solomon Wonch.
March 2 James Munro MILLER, Blenheim, to Eliza Jane SHEPPARD, Burford. Wit: Andrew Miller, Schuyler Brown.
March 18 John CAISTOR, Hamilton, to Elizabeth HARRINGTON, Woodstock. Wit: John Pringle, Margaret Holtby.
May 8 Thomas ANDERSON, Zorra, to Elizabeth CLARK, Zorra. Wit: John Still, Sarah Clark.
May 18 Aaron OSBORNE, Zorra, to Elizabeth VINCENT, Zorra. Wit: Betsey & Alice Holtby.
Page 59, 1846
May 18 Walter JOHNSON, Woodstock, to Caroline HUFFMAN, Oxford. Wit: Schuyler Brown, Christopher Huffman.
May 23 John GRACE, Oxford, to Mary BLENARHASIT?, Oxford. Wit: Thomas Rice, Thomas Allen.
June 2 John SHELL, Oxford, to Elizabeth BARBER, Oxford. Wit: Israel Shell, Malcolm Smith.
Page 70, 1846
Aug. 12 George TAGERT, farmer, Zorra, to Uretta LUDDINGTON, Zorra. Wit: Abigail & Jonathon Luddington.
Oct. 4 Havilah FREDENBURGH, farmer, Burford, to Desire TURNER, Dereham. Wit: Harvey Purdy, Ervin Turner.
Page 70, 1847
May 10 Thomas LOVEYS, farmer, Zorra, to Susannah ROWE, Oxford. Wit: Thomas & John Rowe.
May 21 Hugh WHEALEY, schoolmaster, Zorra, to Ann MCKENZIE, Zorra. Wit: Thomas Whealey, Alexander Wilson.
June 23 William HARTY, laborer, Zorra, to Martha VANSLYK, Zorra. Wit: Gennet & Martin E. Barney.
July 19 Dyer HOWARD, blacksmith, Embro, to Jane SPENCER, Woodstock. Wit: William Stoney, saddler, William Turner, farmer.
July 20 William SMITH, farmer, Zorra, to Kezia SUMMERS, Oxford. Wit: Robert Glendinning, Fanny Millmaker, Job Summers.
Mathew Simons, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 186, 1852
July 28 William PALMER, Dereham, to Angeline KING, Dereham. Wit: James Whitelock, Joseph King.
Aug. 25 Elias Henry MADGWICK, Norwich, to Harriet WARR, Norwich. Wit: Thoams Bailey, John Heath.
Oct. 25 Samuel MCDOWELL, Dereham, to Rosina BRIGHAM, Dereham. Wit: John Cowel, Timothy J. Brigham.
Oct. 28 Jonathon VAN BUSKIRK, Norwich, to Elizabeth ROGERS, Norwich. Wit: Samuel & Joshua James.
Nov. 10 Henry GALTON, Norwich, to Abigail SEARLS, Norwich. Wit: William & Samuel Searls.
Dec. 18 James WHITELOCK, Dereham, to Sarah Ann ALLEN, Dereham. Wit: Robert Feneter, James Allen.
Dec. 20 Robert Hamilton MCDOWELL, Dereham, to Rhoda Celestia HERRICK, Dereham. Wit: Harriet A. Van Norman, James Harrick.
Pg 186, 1853
Jan. 3 Henry WHARFIELD, Norwich, to Susannah HASKIN, Norwich. Wit: William West, John D. McCauley.
Feb. 13 John HANNA, Norwich, to Catherine PRITCHARD, Norwich. Wit: Isaac Crane, Eliza R. Swann.
Feb. 13 William CAMERON, Burford, to Margaret Jane FORCES, Burford. Wit: John McTalby, Henry H. Forces.
Rev. Matthew Swann, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pg 204, 1853
Sept. 19 Norman J. BLOOMFIELD, Tilsonburg, to Harriet A. VAN NORMAN, Tilsonburg. Wit: George W. Fower, James Van Norman.
Pg 204, 1854
Feb. 5 William LUSBY, Norwich, to Emily HALL, Norwich. Wit: Eliza Swann, Minerva Syple.
March 8 Daniel HARRIS, Norwich, to Mary HALL, Dereham. Wit: Caleb S. Harris, Leymone M. Hogan.
March 21 William SHERMAN, Norwich, to Emiline COLE, Norwich. Wit: Daniel Batron, Lucy Cole.
Pg 224, 1854
June 21 John Rock LEWIS, Norwich, to Amanda MOORE, Norwich. Wit: William Hewitt, John Hilliker.
Rev. Mathew Whiting, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 112, 1847
Dec. 6 George GOFTEN, Blenheim, to Lucy Ann LEADER, Blenheim. Wit: Hamish Everitt, Joseph Leader.
Page 112, 1848
Jan. 1 John HALL, Blenheim, to Frances E. ARNOLD, Blenheim. Wit: William & Mary Bishop.
March 27 William ATINORE?, Blenheim, to Mathilda E. FARROW, Blenheim. Wit: James Atinore, John Day.
Nov. 6 William CHAPMAN, Blandford, to Esther DUNCAN, Blandford. Wit: Elizabeth & John Duncan.
Page 112, 1849
March 26 George BRAWDRICK, Blenheim, to Mary HEWITT, Blenheim. Wit: William Robinson, Mary Hewitt.
Pg 142, 1849
Oct. 7 William TAYLOR, Blenheim, to Mary COLTSON, Blenheim. Wit: Eliza Sippler, Frederick Coltson.
Nov. 4 John PICKWILL, Blenheim, to Charlotte RANDLE, Blenheim. Wit: Usley & William Randle.
Pg 142, 1850
Jan. 29 George KYBONON?, Blenheim, to Jane ANDERSON, Blenheim. Wit: Susan Kybonon, James Anderson.
Jan. 29 George BUTLER, Blenheim, to Elizabeth PICKWILL, Blenheim. Wit: Aaron & Ann Deaton.
March 25 James TOWNLEY, Blenheim, to Elizabeth WAKEFIELD, Blenheim. Wit: David Kilborn, Jane Middleton.
Sept. 15 John MCCLOUD, Oxford, to Mary DAWSON, Oxford. Wit: Rhoda A. Whiting, Alexander Nasmyth.
Oct. 17 James BORLAND, Zorra, to Mahala BROWN, Zorra. Wit: Lydia A. & William Brown.
Oct. 13 Samuel CAWLEY, Oxford, to Isabella FALCONER, Oxford. Wit: Mary Arther, George W. Falconer.
Pg 142, 1851
April 7 Andrew GAST, Oxford, to Sarah Ann HINDS, Oxford. Wit: Jennet Stewart, Walter Hinds.
Rev. Robert Corson, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 113, 1848
Oct. 17 John ISENBURG, Bayham, to Mary MATHEWS, Dereham. Wit: Jesse Ball, William Scott.
Page 113, 1849
Jan. 1 Solomon SACRIDER, Norwich, to Malisa MERIL, Norwich. Wit: Jackson & William Meril.
April 16 John SMITH, Dereham, to Hannah CURTIS, Dereham. Wit: Robert Corson, William Curtis.
April 18 Abraham HARTSEE, Dereham, to Eliza BARTLES, Dereham. Wit: Daniel Sets, James Gart.
July 12 Daniel MOOR, Dereham, to Francis DILTON, Dereham. Wit: Frederick Moor, Thomas Supley.
Rev. Nathan Parke, Methodist Episcopal Church
Page 42, 1844
March 26 Sylvester A. COLBORN, Blenheim, to Rhoda LEEDER, Blenheim. Wit: Abraham Colborn, John L. Leeder.
June 2 Adam HAZEL, Dumfries, to Margret WHITE, Burford. Wit: George F. Hill, Nelson White.
Nov. 6 Neal LEFFLER, Oakland, to Catherine WESTBROOK, Oakland. Wit: Smith Beebe, Haggin Westbrook.
Nov. 28 Amos PELLET, Windham, to Isabella MARKLE, Windham. Wit: Phebe Nickerson, Robert Markle.
Dec. 4 George THRASHER, Burford, to Maria CUNNINGHAM, Oxford. Wit: Henry Cronkhite, Charles Cunningham.
Page 42, 1845
Jan. 1 Clarendon SMITH, Norwich, to Mary Ann PALMER, Norwich. Wit: William Sherwood, Gilbert Palmer.
March 2 Luther SWARTWONT (Swartout?), Norwich, to Mary CYPHER, Norwich. Wit: David McAuly, George Loping (Lossing?)
Page 57, 1845
Feb. 24 Jordan BEEBE, Oakland, to Elizabeth THOMPSON, Norwich. Wit: Smith Beebe, John Thompson.
May 13 Thomas L. WHEELER, Norwich, to Mary Ann PRICE, Norwich. Wit: Smith Donald, Synder J. Wright.
May 30 Edward BROWN, Dereham, to Elizabeth FORBS (Forbes?), Dereham. Wit: Abraham & James Forbs.
June 4 John HOWELL, Ancaster, to Margaret HORNING, Ancaster. Wit: Benjamin Holdsworth, Joseph Drake.
Rev. Nelson Eastwood, Baptist Church
Page 64, 1846
April 18 James JARRET, Dereham, to Elenor MCAVANY, Dereham. Wit: Stilson Hackett, Charles E. Chadwick.
April 21 Leander WHITE, London, to Sarah ELLISON, Dorchester. Wit: Godfrey Huffman, William Halley.
Oct. 19 William S. EASTWOOD, Racine Wisconsin U.S., to Sophrona BODWELL, Oxford. Wit: Wilber Vining, Andrew Bodwell.
Page 65, 1847
Feb. 10 Joseph GLEESON, Nissouri, to Hannah VINING, Nissouri. Wit: Joseph & Wilber Vining.
Page 92, 1847
May 31 Solomon DEAN, farmer, Oxford, to Rebecca ELLINGHAM, Oxford. Wit: Robert Fitzgerald, Purchase Hill.
Sept. 1 Charles HALL, farmer, Oxford, to Martha Jane HULL, Blenheim. Wit: James Eakin, David Curtis.
Sept. 9 James MORE, Norwich, to Mary YOUNGS, Norwich. Wit: Panis Haris Sr., Lorany Harris.
Oct. 26 Benjamin LEWIS, Oxford, to Mary HILL, Dereham. Wit: Andrew & Vining Bodwell.
Page 93, 1847
Nov. 18 Jonathon SINCLAIR, Dereham, to Mary HILL, Oxford. Wit: Aromy Turner, William Hill.
Dec. 17 Peter STIVON, Oxford, to Elizabeth CASTOR, Oxford. Wit: Daniel Shell, James Falkner.
Page 93, 1848
Jan. 6 Ephraim WRIGHT, Oxford, to Elizabeth TRIPP, Oxford. Wit: Serich Wright, Aromy Tripp.
Jan. 5 William HILL, Dereham, to Caroline WRIGHT, Dereham. Wit: Aromy Turner, Smith McAne.
Jan. 6 James HARRIS, Oxford, to Julia RANEY, Dereham. Wit: Warren Harris, Homer Raney.
March 10 Henry HARRINGTON, Oxford, to Belinda HUTCHINS, Dereham. Wit: Solomon & John Tuttle.
May 7 Ebeneezer DICKENSON, Bogham, to Mary Chastina GORHAM, Oxford. Wit: E.B. Andrews, Charles Gorham.
Page 94, 1848
May 22 Jarvis DENNIS Jr., Norwich, to Nancy DICKSON, Norwich. Wit: John & William Dennis.
June 28 Simon MABEE, Oxford, to Mary Jane HOWAY, Oxford. Wit: John & Gabriel Mabee.
July 5 Robert HENDERSON, Oxford, to Margaret CAMPBELL, Norwich. Wit: Abiath Dykeman, Jefferson Baterson.
Page 99, 1848
Sept. 8 Montgomery LONG, Ingersoll, to Mary H. BARBER, Burlington. Wit: William Long, William Yonge.
Oct. 10 Stephen ROBERTS, Ingersoll, to Harriet BURNET, Oxford. Wit: William Long, Walter Harry.
Oct. 22 Frolin LAWRENCE, Oxford, to Jane BARLOW, Pearham. John Kanlly, Richard Cannout.
Page 110, 1848
Dec. 6 James DUGLAS (Douglas?), Oxford, to Mary Ann MABERREY (Mayberry?), Dereham. Wit: Stephen Robarts, Richard Maberrey.
Dec. 21 Alexander BELL, Dereham, to Ann BARBER, Oxford. Wit: Thomas & E. Youngs.
Dec. 25 Howard B. BLOGGET, London, to Sarah MERICH, Westminster. Wit: William Doty, Levi Merich.
Page 110, 1849
Feb. 21 Dennis HORSEMAN, Nissouri, to Mariah VINING, Nissouri. Wit: Elisha Hall, Lorett Vining.
April 11 Thomas SIBBOLD, Dereham, to Elizabeth RUSSEL, Dereham. Wit: Thomas Pool, Elizabeth Grayham.
April 18 Henry HOGLE, Dereham, to Isabella TURNER, Dereham. Wit: Abraham Haycock, Jeremiah Turner.
May 12 Benjamin F. WRIGHT, Oxford, to Mary HILL, Oxford. Wit: W. Eastwood, Charles Hall.
Rev. Newton Bosworth, Baptist Church
Page 32, 1843
Feb. 16 John Henry Edric GINGRICH, New Hope, to Celia Louisa ROBINSON, New Hope. Wit: Archibald Burtch, R. Hamilton Burtch.
Page 38, 1844
March 18 James CORBETT, London, to Catherine BOSWORTH, daughter of Newton & Catherine Bosworth of Woodstock. Wit: A. Burtch, M. Seyer, Alfred Bosworth, Thomas N. Bosworth.
July 3 George Davy La Place HARVEY, gentleman, Oxford, to Margaret FALCONER, Oxford. Wit: John Charles Bennett, Thomas Arnold, Ann Beard, Ann Hall.
Thomas HENRY, carpenter, Woodstock, to Jane CUMMINGS, Zorra. Wit: Stormer Brown, William Downey, Isabella Cummings, Jane Downey.
Page 49, 1845
Jan. 25 James HAWKES, farmer, Blanford, to Ruth RANDALL, Blanford. Wit: David Malcolm, Adam Karn, Nancy Randall.
Feb. 14 Donald MCDONALD, plasterer, Zorra, to Janet MURRAY, Zorra. Wit: James Johnson, Angus McIntosh, Peter Murray, Catherine Chisolm.
Feb. 18 James ROSS, plasterer, Zorra, to Marion CAMPBELL, Zorra. Wit: Donald McDonald, Robert Ross, Alexander McIntosh, Alexander McKay, Margaret Ross.
March 1 William Hephel ROBINSON, school teacher, Zorra, to Caroline LETTS, Zorra. Wit: Mahala Letts, Susannah Brown, Jeremiah Letts, Nelson Brown.
March 29 William CLEARY, carpenter, Woodstock, to Jane HUNTER, Woodstock. Wit: Martin Ellis Barney, Janet Barney, John Winterbotham, Emery Landan.
Sept. 23 Edmund Cranbrook PASSMORE, farmer, Oxford, to Martha DEANE, Limerick Ireland. Wit: Ann Beard, Charles Lockey Beard, George Lockey Beard, John Rowe.
Rev. Peter Kerr, Wesleyan Methodist Church
July 23 George DUNDAS, Dorchester, to Elizabeth CRAIK, Dorchester. Wit: duncan McNaught, Margaret Craik.
Sept. 12 Jesse DODGE, Oxford, to Lucy BURDICK, Zorra. Wit: Mary Ann Maricle, Albert Burdick.
Nov. 19 Truman DUNCAN, Norwich, to Ann KARN, Oxford. Wit: Joseph Ryan, John Karn.
Dec. 17 Francis FRALICK, Dorchester, to Nancy COLLINS, Dorchester. Wit: Smith W. & Eunice Squire.
Dec. 30 Richard WRIGHT, Oxford, to Euphemia R. BOYCE, Oxford. Wit: Mary A. Wright, William R. Griswold.
Feb. 3 Robert DUNDAS, Dorchester, to Harriet MATTHEWS, Zorra. Wit: Isaac B. Howard, Matilda Ford.
Feb. 5 James MCKAY, Zorra, to Ishael MCKAY, Zorra. Wit: James McKay, Barbara Ross.
Feb. 19 William COX, Zorra, to Betsey MURRAY, Zorra. Wit: Charles Turner, Jesse Murray.
March 8 James BURDICK, Zorra, to (first name not recorded) HALLOCK, Zorra. Wit: Moses & Ann Allen.
April 20 Jeremiah CRYSLER, Ancaster, to Rhoda M. FORD, Zorra. Wit: Rev. J.B. Steward, Laura Jaynes.
April 29 William L. BARTENDALE, Oxford, to Mary CLUM?, Oxford. Wit: patience Kerr, Thomas Clum.
May 20 John M. WILSON, Zorra, to Dinah SMITH, Zorra. Wit: Alexander & Elizabeth Wilson.
Rev. R. F. Poulter
Pg 196 Note: Witnesses not recorded
Sept. 23 William Thompson BASSINGDALL, Woodstock, to Sarah Ann PERRIN, Woodstock.
Rev. Salmon Vining, Baptist Church
Page 29, 1843
March 26 James WILSON, Farmer, Dorchester, to Emeline ROACH, Nissouri. Wit: Nelson Landon, farmer, George Drake, farmer.
June 11 John HUNTLEY, farmer, Nissouri, to Mary Ann BARLOW, Nissouri. Wit: Ambrose Huntley, farmer, James Wilson, farmer.
June 21 Isaac S. JOHNSON, farmer, Nissouri, to Elizabeth VANDEBURG, Nissouri. Wit: Clark & James Vandeburg, farmers.
July 5 James SHERLOCK, farmer, Nissouri, to Cynthia DAY, Nissouri. Wit: James & Alonzo Vining, farmers.
Aug. 10 Adam HANES, farmer, Nissouri, to Mary ALLEN, Downie. Wit: William H. Gregory, Scott German, farmers.
Sept. 6 Duncan SMITH, farmer, Nissouri, to Jane SHERLOCK, Nissouri. Wit: John Day, James Sherlock, farmers.
Dec. 6 Clark VANDEBURG, Nissouri, to Mary Ann FARRIS, Nissouri. Wit: Wilbur & Joseph Vining, farmers.
Dec. 10 Charles W. WILSON, Blanchard, to Elizabeth M. FILMER, Blanchard. Wit: John Ingersoll, Thomas Birtch.
Dec. 20 Peter SMITH, farmer, Nissouri, to Mary JACKSON, Nissouri. Wit: William & Robert Smith, farmers.
Dec. 21 Harmon NELSON, farmer, Blanchard, to Emma WILSON, Blanchard. Wit: John H. Nelson, Robert Wilson, farmers.
Dec. 31 Jacob G. GERMAN, farmer, Nissouri, to Elsy Ann FAIRBURN, Nissouri. Wit: Frances & Scott German, farmers.
Page 40, 1844
July 24 Mervin CODY, farmer, Zorra, to Mary Jane VINING, Nissouri. Wit: James & Wilber Vining, farmers.
Dec. 16 Hamlet STURDEVANT, Nissouri, to Sarah Ann HANSHAW, Nissouri. Wit: Nelson Loudon, Levi Vansicle, farmers.
Page 40, 1845
Jan. 29 Eleazer DAY, farmer, Nissouri, to Lovina CARTER, Dorchester. Wit: Elmer & John Day, farmers.
Page 55, 1845
March 10 James WRIGHT, farmer, Nissouri, to Eliza MORROW, Nissouri. Wit: Jonathon Clark, farmer, Sarah Clark, spinster.
March 26 Edward GALAGER, farmer, Blanchard, to Sarah CLARK, Oxford. Wit: William Pascoe, James Clark.
March 30 Nelson LONDON, farmer, Nissouri, to Fanny DUPRE, Nissouri. Wit: Hamlet Sailes, farmer, Hiram Sturdevant, farmer.
Oct. 1 Alonzo VINING, farmer, Nissouri, to Jane MCNEE, Nissouri. Wit: John Day, farmer, Jacob McNee, Farmer.
Page 55, 1846
Jan. 4 Joseph SEARS, Nissouri, to Catherine ST. CLAIR, Nissouri. Wit: Elmer & John Day, farmers.
Page 56, 1846?
Jan. 8 Peter GARNER, farmer, Nissouri, to Malinda SMITH, Nissouri. Wit: Peter & Robert Smith, farmers.
Page 64, 1846
April 28 John DAY, farmer, Nissouri, to Eliza Jane CONGDON, Nissouri. Wit: Jacob Allen, Elmer Day, farmers.
Page 64, 1847
Jan. 7 Jared REVERE, farmer, Nissouri, to Elizabeth HILL, Nissouri. Wit: John Cunningham, Robert Garner, farmers.
Page 84, 1847
Feb. 11 John BELTON, farmer, Nissouri, to Margaret BARRY, Nissouri. Wit: William Belton, Robert Barry.
Feb. 25 Hiram A. BODWELL, farmer, Dereham, to Electa REYNOLDS, Norwich. Wit: James N. Bodwell, James Vining.
Page 101, 1848
July 27 Wright BARKER, Dereham, to Charlotte M. BODWELL, Dereham. Wit: James Vining, James N. Bodwell.
Oct. 26 James V. BODWELL, Dereham, to Mary Ann SINCLAIR, Dereham. Wit: Sarah & Hazen Sinclair.
Dec. 3 Joseph P. CONGDON, Dereham, to Sarah Ann CLEMENT, Nissouri. Wit: Perlina & John Clement.
Page 125, 1849
Sept. 5 Layfayette HARRIS, Dereham, to Malinda SINCLAIR, Dereham. Wit: Jonathon & Elphalet Sinclair.
Oct. 9 Riley DAY, Nissouri, to Lovina M. STALEY, Nissouri. Wit: Elenor Day, John Staley.
Rev. Robert Walker, Presbyterian Church
Pg 157 Note: Residence not recorded
Jan. 3 George MELVILLE to Janet SINCLAIR. Wit: Robert & John McDonald.
Feb. 15 William Joseph THOMAS to Mary Martha WILCOX. Wit: John Goiner, William Hillman.
Feb. 17 Humphrey PARDY to Emeline FILMORE. Wit: John Patterson, Henry Gable.
Feb. 20 John CHAMBERS to Barbara MORRISON. Wit: James & George Morrison.
July 8 Ezra HARRIS to Agnes MCDONALD. Wit: John Augustus Crawford, Neil McDonald.
Aug. 27 Robinson WOODWARD to Rhoda HILLAKER. Wit: E. Harris, William Hillaker.
Oct. 31 Angus MATHESON to Elizabeth SUTHERLAND. WIT: John Ross, Andrew Sutherland.
Nov. 3 Isaac DAVISON to Christy Ann CAMERON. Wit: George Snitsinger, George A. Cameron.
Dec. 23 James LAIRD to Ellen TORRANCE. Wit: William Laird, John Torrance.,
Jan. 2 John FLETCHER to Christina SUTHERLAND. Wit: Roderick McKenzie, Andrew Sutherland.
Rev. Robert Drummond, Baptist Church
Page 59, 1845
July 27 Hiram EMMONS, Burford, to Mary THOMSON, Oakland. Wit: Caleb Merritt, Constance Eddy.
Oct. 29 William WHITING, Oakland, to Emily MALCOLM, Oakland. Wit: George W. Bungay, Levi Steinhoff.
Dec. 23 Daniel MCINTYRE, Brantford, to Sarah BURTCH, Brantford. Wit: John McIntyre, Silas Burtch.
Page 59, 1846
June 23 Robert MARKLE, Windham, to Sarah K. LONGSTREET, Windham. Wit: John Hubbard, John Markle.
Rev. Robert Rodgers, Presbyterian Church
Pg 173, 1852
Jan. 16 George MIDDLEMOSH (Middlemiss?) to Margaret TAYLOR. Wit: Samuel D. McMeikand, William Oliver.
April 30 John SHEARER, Blandford, to Margaret COWAN, Blanford. Wit: Samuel D. McMeikand, William Levitt.
Pg 195 Note: Witnesses not recorded
March 4 William STERNE, Oxford, to Margaret BONE, Oxford.
April 22 Charles MCINTYRE, Blandford, to Jane CARENBY, Blandford.
Nov. 23 Nelson AUGUR, Norfolk, to Elizabeth SENDHAM (LEADHAM?), Norfolk.
Pg 234 Note: witnesses not recorded
April 16 John SCORTHEN, Norwich, to Sarah FARR, Norwich.
Sept. 27 James GREY, Bayham, to Mary HARRIS, Bayham.
Pg 255 Note: Witnesses not recorded.
May 7 James AITKIN, Norwich, to Anna WOOD, Norwich.
Oct. 9 Richard WRIGHT, Norwich, to Cynthia Matilda STANTON, Norwich.
Oct. 28 James SWIFT, Brantford, to Rachel OMEROD, Brantford.
Nov. 6 Colin GROFF, Berlin, to Charlotte RODGERS, Dumfries.
Rev. Robert Wallace, Presbyterian Church
Pg 131, 1849
March 1 George RANSOM, Oxford, to Marion SINCLAIR, Oxford. Wit: Robert Haining, James Buchanan.
Nov. 30 John JOHNSTON to Willelmina MORRISON, wit: George H. Webster, Donald Kelley.
Pg 131, 1850
Feb. 7 Sealy ELLIOTT, Ingersoll, to Jane PATERSON, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert McDonald, John Paterson.
Feb. 21 Lemuel HARRIS, Dereham, to Mary Jane BROWN, Norwich. Wit: Alexander Cuthbert, James Clingen.
Feb. 26 David CURTIS, Oxford, to Sarah Jane FORBES, Oxford. Wit: Edwin Doty, Eisha Hall.
June 29 George SUTTON, Toronto, to Margaret MCCALLAM, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert Scott, Samuel Smith.
July 19 Thomas HISLOP, Oxford, to Sarah PAINE, Oxford. Wit: Nelson Pratt, Joshua Walton.
Aug. 28 Francis HOND/HOWD, Nissouri, to Janna MCINTOSH, Nissouri. Wit: John Fletcher, C. McIntosh.
Sept. 10 William HOOK, Beachville, to Sarah Selina MASON, Beachville. Wit: James Wilkey, Daniel Phelan.
Oct. 10 George H. WEBSTER, Ingersoll, to Sarah SLATER, Ingersoll. Wit: Henry Obrian, John Slater.
Nov. 2 George MALLISON, Ingersoll, to Mary Ann WEBSTER, Ingersoll. Wit: John James, Michael Eiker.
Pg 157 Note: Residence not recorded
Jan. 3 George MELVILLE to Janet SINCLAIR. Wit: Robert & John McDonald.
Feb. 15 William Joseph THOMAS to Mary Martha WILCOX. Wit: John Goiner, William Hillman.
Feb. 17 Humphrey PARDY to Emeline FILMORE. Wit: John Patterson, Henry Gable.
Feb. 20 John CHAMBERS to Barbara MORRISON. Wit: James & George Morrison.
July 8 Ezra HARRIS to Agnes MCDONALD. Wit: John Augustus Crawford, Neil McDonald.
Aug. 27 Robinson WOODWARD to Rhoda HILLAKER. Wit: E. Harris, William Hillaker.
Oct. 31 Angus MATHESON to Elizabeth SUTHERLAND. WIT: John Ross, Andrew Sutherland.
Nov. 3 Isaac DAVISON to Christy Ann CAMERON. Wit: George Snitsinger, George A. Cameron.
Dec. 23 James LAIRD to Ellen TORRANCE. Wit: William Laird, John Torrance.
Jan. 2 John FLETCHER to Christina SUTHERLAND. Wit: Roderick McKenzie, Andrew Sutherland.
Pg 183, 1852
Jan. 21 John FLETCHER, Nissouri, to Christina SUTHERLAND, Nissouri. Wit: Roderick McKenzie, Andrew Sutherland.
Feb. 17 John MCQUINN, Ingersoll, to Ann MCLAIN, Ingersoll. Wit: John Brown, John Morrison.
March 4 Alexander CAMPBELL, Zorra, to Jane MCINTOSH, Nissouri. Wit: Frances Hood, Christopher McIntosh.
April 22 David KENNEDY, Dorchester, to Margaret BROWN, Dorchester. Wit: William Dundas, Marianna Wallace.
April 27 William O. SMITH, Dereham, to Sarah ERVINE, Dereham. Wit: William Ervine, Marianna Wallace.
May 13 William WOODS, Dorchester, to Isabella WEIR, Dorchester. Wit: William Quinn, Stephen Strathery.
May 19 William HILLAKER, Dereham, to Elizabeth WOODWARD, Dereham. Wit: Naomi Browett, Elsa Barker.
Aug. 3 Henry J. ADAMS, Norwichville, to Jane BROWN, Norwichville. Wit: Charles Bingham, Fanny Mills.
Aug. 30 Lermoon G. SOVEREEN, Simcoe, to Sobrina C. HARRIS, Oxford. Wit: Andrew & Elisha Harris.
Sept. 1 Charles BINGHAM, Norwich, to Francis MILLS, Norwich. Wit: Charles Sackrider, Catherine McAvay.
Sept. 28 William LUCAS, Dereham, to Elizabeth TRULL, Dereham. Wit: Alfred Darson, Ruth Turner.
Nov. 15 Duncan ROBINSON, Oxford, to Maria CHOATE, Oxford. Wit: Hiram & Nelson Choate.
Nov. 17 Alexander GORDON, Ingersoll, to Margaret ADAM, Simco. Wit: John Duncan, James Adam.
Pg 194, 1853
Jan. 19 Donald MORRISON, Oxford, to Lucy MCKAY, Nissouri. Wit: John & Donald McKay.
Jan. 24 Archibald MCALISTER, Goderich, to Eliza CAMPBELL, Zorra. Wit: C. W. Robertson, Malcolm McTaggert.
March 19 Richard WILLIAMS, Dereham, to Catherine COWAN, Dereham. Wti: Angus McDonald, Daniel McAuley.
April 23 Andrew ROSS, Oxford, to Janet MCKAY, Oxford. Wit: John Ross, Roderick McDonald.
April 28 William NEAL, Oxford, to Jessy Ann MORRISON, Oxford. Wit: James & Louisa Smart.
April 29 James B. MCKAY, Oxford, to Mary HALAHAN, Oxford. Wit: Marshall McKay, James Thomson.
May 2 Alexander MCKAY, Woodstock, to Christina Jane MCKAY, Woodstock. Wit: Roderick McDonald, George McKay.
July 13 Arthur CURTIS, Dereham, to Ann BLAIR, Dereham. Wit: James & Eliza Farley.
July 14 Alexander MCKAY, Nissouri, to Jane SUTHERLAND, Nissouri. Wit: Robert Gordon, Marianna Wallace.
July 20 John INGLIS, Beachville, to Mary PATTERSON, Beachville. Wit: S.S. Elliott, George Lowthian.
Aug. 13 Edward BRADSHAW, Paris, to Isabella GRANN, Oxford. Wit: Michael & George Gray.
Oct. 20 Robert MCFARLANE, Westminster, to Sarah LEMMON, Beachville. Wit: David & James Miller.
Pg 195, 1853
Dec. 9 Alexander URQUHART, Ingersoll, to Christina WILLIAMSON, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert & James Williamson.
Dec. 10 David MCCLINE, Nissouri, to Isabella KENNEDY, Nissouri. Wit: Hugh McClure, Phillip McDonald.
Dec. 13 William EWART, Oxford, to Mary Jane MAIR, Oxford. Wit: Daniel N. Crawford, Peter Mair.
Dec. 21 Angus MORRISON, Nissouri, to Ann MCKAY, Nissouri. Wit: Donald Bain, George Sutherland.
Pg 217, 1854
Jan. 3 George SMITH, Ingersoll, to Christina TELFOR, Ingersoll. Wit: John Newton, George Telfor.
Jan. 10 Hugh MCKAY, Nissouri, to Barbara MCKAY, Nissouri. Wit: Donald Morrison, David Ross.
Jan. 17 Robert MINES, Ingersoll, to Christina MORRISON, Ingersoll. Wit: John Jameison, Donald Morrison.
Feb. 8 John D. MCKENZIE, Ingersoll, to Catherine CONNOR, Ingersoll. Wit: Christopher Lyme, Alexander Jurdon.
Feb. 9 David DANDSIRE, Zorra, to Catherine DUNCAN, Zorra. Wit: Alexander Jerdon, John Duncan.
Feb. 16 Lawrence WHEELAN, Thamseford?, to Ellen GARNER, Thamesford. Wit: Hugh Ross, Watt Oliver.
Feb. 23 George SWEETSINGER, Nissouri, to Jannet COWAN, Nissouri. Wit: John & George Cameron.
March 30 James MCLEAN, Nissouri, to Barbara MCBETH, Nissouri. Wit: William McKay, John Fraser.
April 5 Job DENMAN, Burford, to Christina MASON, Burford. Wit: William & Robert Mason.
June 9 John FRAZIER, Zorra, to Nelina MCKAY, Zorra. Wit: James McLeod, George Sutherland.
July 17 Thomas THOMPSON, Blenheim, to Mary Ann COWAN, Blenheim. Wit: Isaac Thompson, Anna Carroll.
Sept. 25 Andrew MACKIN, Ingersoll, to Eliza MORRIS, Ingersoll. Wit: John Gilchrist, William Morris.
Pg 218, 1854
Sept. 28 Alexander MCKENZIE, Ingersoll, to Mary YOUNG, Ingersoll. Wit: Adolphus Arlers, Thomas Brown.
Oct. 31 William MASON, Ingersoll, to Margaret CAMPBELL, Ingersoll. Wit: Robert Mason, Chineha Ross.
Dec. 15 John JERDON (GORDON?), Zorra, to Flora MCKAY, Zorra. Wit: Frances Beaton, Malcolm McKay.
Dec. 15 Henry WEST, Woodstock, to Jane JERDON (GORDON?), Woodstock. Wit: Frances Beaton, Malcolm McKay.
Pg 241, 1855
Jan. 15 Neil MCTAGGERT, Beachville, to Joanna GILCHRIST, Beachville. Wit: Duncan McTaggert, William McFee.
Feb. 1 William MCKAY, Nissouri, to Janet MCKAY, Nissouri. Wit: Duncan Morrison, H. McKay.
Feb. 1 Daniel A. BUCHNELL, Ingersoll, to Mary Ann HENER, Ingersoll. Wit: John Heris, Hannah Hener.
Feb. 3 Thomas SHEELER, Beachville, to Charlotte SAXBEE, Beachville. Wit: Mariann Wallace, Jane McKay.
Feb. 12 James MCINTYRE, Ingersoll, to Euphemia FRASER, Ingersoll. Wit: Hope McNevell, John Fraser.
Feb. 19 Andrew ROSS, Nissouri, to Catherine MCKAY, Nissouri. Wit: Andrew & Alexandra Ross.
Feb. 22 James MCLELLAN, Nissouri, to Ann GREY, Nissouri. Wit: Moses Dundas, Ellen Grey.
April 18 John CAMERON, Nissouri, to Betsey ROSS, Nissouri. Wit: Robert Cameron, John Ross.
Aug. 16 Wright SUDWORTH, Woodstock, to Eliza Jane HALL, Woodstock. Wit: Joseph Hatch, J.N. Hall.
Aug. 22 Joseph HERST, Dorchester, to Sarah SHAVER, Dorchester. Wit: H. E. Clark, Peter Barry.
Aug. 24 George LITTLE, Dereham, to Alexandra MCKAY, Dereham. Wit: Thomas Little, William McKay.
Oct. 26 John BALD, Ingersoll, to Margaret PATTERSON, Ingersoll. Wit: James Brady, John Patterson.
Pg 242, 1855
Oct. 27 John CASE, Beachville, to Ann PENHALE, Beachville. Wit: William Wallace, Elisa Barker.
Oct. 30 William WILSON, Zorra, to Margaret ANDERSON, Zorra. Wit: Alexander Wilson, John Anderson.
Dec. 4 John ROSS, Ingersoll, to Ann DONALDSON, Ingersoll. Wit: Joseph Esger, John Pennington.
Dec. 20 Alexander GIBB, Scarborough, to Jennet OLIVER, Scarborough. Wit: James Gibb, Frances Oliver.
Dec. 27 William ROSS, Zorra, to Ellen COWELL, Zorra. Wit: Sullivan & John Ross.
Pg 249, 1856
Jan. 10 Thomas TALLMAN, Woodstock, to Elizabeth MILLER, Woodstock. Wit: Robert McDonald, Nathaniel Hill.
Jan. 21 Donald ROSS, Beachville, to Martha MILLER, Beachville. Wit: Dennis Ryan, David Miller.
Pg 250, 1856
Feb. 21 Walter OLIVER, Stratford, to Mary Ann PARKHURST, Ingersoll. Wit: Adam Oliver, H. H. Ross.
March 25 George BROWN, Ingersoll, to Sarah LEEPER, Ingersoll. Wit: Sarah Bye, E. Duffree.
April 18 James MURRAY, Kincardine, to Maria SUTHERLAND, Nissouri. Wit: A. Ross, D. Chisholm.
May 24 Robert GOBLE, Ingersoll, to Jane BALLANTINE, Ingersoll. Wit: John Freeway, John Bowles.
May 24 Charles GARY, Norwich, to Peries HAMILTON, Norwich. Wit: Alvira McCain, A. W. Hamilton.
June 3 John DARWIDE, Ingersoll, to Janet MURRAY, Ingersoll. Wit: James Snell, Sarah A. Stewart.
June 23 George BRADDOCK, London, to Melissa TWEEDY, London, John Lathbridge, Laura F. Bissett.
July 3 John RUTHERFORD, Woodstock, to Jane GREEN, Woodstock. Wit: James Harford, Alexander Gordon.
Aug. 22 Hugh FRAZIER, Zorra, to Mary BAINS, Zorra. Wit: Mary Shaw, Jane Patterson.
Sept. 25 Buchan MCMILLAN, Nissouri, to Betsey MCNEE, Nissouri. Wit: Janet McNee, Frances Germain.
Oct. 1 Henry LARK, Ingersoll, to Catherine FULLER, Ingersoll. Wit: Tia Comstock, Martha Jessup.
Oct. 1 William BAILEY, Nissouri, to Jane HOSKINS, Nissouri. Wit: George Bailey, Luke Dyer.
Pg 251, 1856
Oct. 9 John SHAW, Nissouri, to Ann KENNEDY, Nissouri. Wit: Hugh Shaw, Mary Kennedy.
Oct. 31 Robert ROSS, Dorchester, Ann KENMAID, Dorchester. Wit: Alexander McKenzie, Coleen Ross.
Nov. 1 William HARPER, Beachville, to Maria BLAIR, Beachville. Wit: Marianna Williams, Eliza Barker.
Nov. 7 Hugh MCLINE, Nissouri, to Mary KENNEDY, Nissouri. Wit: James Beatty, Grace Cowan.
Nov. 7 Charles THOMAS, Ingersoll, to Sarah CRONLEY?, Ingersoll. Wit: Frances Porter, James Wallace.
Dec. 23 Hugh T. PHILIPS, London, to Dolleana MCKAY, London. Wit: W. O. & William McKay.
Dec. 23 Angus MCDONALD, Kincardine, to Halina ROSS, Nissouri. Wit: Robert Campbell, Lachlan Ross.
Rev. Rowley Heyland, Wesleyan Methodist Church
Page 48, 1844
Oct. 21 John SWAIN, Dorchester, to Elizabeth WHITING, Oxford. Wit: Levi Swain, Samuel Whiting.
Nov. 5 Harrison DEFORREST, Zorra, to Martha SPENCE, Zorra. Wit: Isaac Fuller, James DePotty.
Nov. 30 Abraham BOGG, Zorra, to Sarah TICKLING, Zorra. Wit: Lawrence & Mary McLeod.
Dec. 25 John EMEIGH, Norwich, to Harriet FORSTER, Norwich. Wit: Hopkins & Mary Ross.
Page 48, 1845
March 19 William COLLINS, Dorchester, to Jane BOUGHNER, Dereham. Wit: Lavina Collins, Alvin T. Boughner.
April 28 Levi SWAIN, Dorchester, to Elizabeth Matilda CONKWRIGHT, Dorchester. Wit: John Swain, William Ryce.
July 20 Edward BURGESS, Norwich, to Ann Maria LOSSING, Norwich. Wit: Phebe Bingham, Richard Lossing.
Aug. 25 Charles COOK, Norwich, to Angeline SIPLE, Norwich. Wit: Mary Merrill, Henry H. Siple.
Oct. 1 James RUST, Norwich, to Ann ARMSTRONG, Norwich. Wit: John McKee, Mary Hand.
Page 65, 1846
Jan. 8 William HARRIS, Dereham, to Mary DENNIS, Norwich. Wit: Stephen Harris, Jarvis Dennis.
Jan. 22 Edward TREFFREY, Norwich, to Maria KINGSFORD, burford. Wit: Charles J. Treffrey, Harriet Kingsford.
Jan. 22 William DELONG, Norwich, to Henrietta SYPLE, Norwich. Wit: John McKee, Laura Randall.
Jan. 27 Christopher CORNWALL, Norwich, to Susan PERRY, Norwich. Wit: Gilbert & Barbara McIntosh.
April 19 William Henry MCCAULEY, Norwich, to Caroline MOORE, Norwich. Wit: Smith Acker, Abel M. Wood.
May 20 David BARTON, Norwich, to Nancy COLE, Burford. Wit: Phebe J. Barton, Nelson Cole.
June 26 Alpheus SWARTWONT (Swartout?), Norwich, to Jane PRATT, Norwich. Wit: William Moore, Harriet Pratt.


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Happy the young wife who had a wise mother, and came well-equipped from the parental home.
Far oftener than any class of white girls in the city she lives away from the parental home.
Indian parents-in-law cannot visit at the parental home of their daughter-in-law.
It is more as if a beloved daughter had been recently married, and had left the parental home.
The young ones are very late in quitting the parental home; for they do not leave it till they have acquired full development.
Jane soon found her parental home, indeed, a melancholy abode.
For many years she cherished the hope that the lost provinces would ultimately return to the parental home.
What views are usually taken by the youthful female of her parental home?
In ordinary life children quit the parental home by easy and almost imperceptible gradations.
Soon after Jane had entered her fourteenth year, she left her grandmother's and returned to her parental home.


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Professor Albert Einstein believes that the reconstruction of Palestine as a Jewish National Home is one of the most important problems facing the Jews of the world today. The noted scientist who is now at Princeton, N. J., where he will lecture in the Institute for Advanced Study, is concerned, however, that too great a stream of immigration may lead to an economic crisis. He therefore urges that other suitable areas of colonization be taken into consideration for settlement by Jewish refugees from Germany.
In an exclusive interview with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on the occasion of his departure for this country from England, Professor Einstein discussed the refugee problem and expressed his gratitude to the countries which have given these homeless people shelter.
"The problems of Jewry," Professor Einstein said, "concern me most, because, as a Jew, they are nearest to my heart. Viewed in the long run, the reconstruction of Palestine is the most important factor for the whole of Jewry. It is therefore im-


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Date Game Time (ET)
Sat., May 21 Saint John vs. Mississauga 9:00 a.m. (tape delay from 5/20)
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Sun., May 22 Mississauga vs. Kootenay 7:00 p.m. (LIVE)
Tues., May 24 Owen Sound vs. Saint John 12:00 p.m. (tape delay from 5/23)
Wed., May 25 Kootenay vs. Saint John 12:00 p.m. (tape delay from 5/24)
Thurs., May 26 Mississauga vs. Owen Sound 12:00 p.m. (tape delay from 5/25)
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LaFever had almost made it to the lake, but slowly had to jettison all of his gear as he got weaker.
The fragile peace in Ukraine is being threatened by an influx of gear and armed men.
Now as Million Dollar Arm begins to gear up for its third season this fall, the team in charge is looking to make a few changes.
He remembers seeing the guys on that trip "getting their gear ready for the mission," just like in the war zones.
"As soon as we get the rest of this gear stowed," Tom replied.
Get the shovels and other gear, and let us start as quickly as possible.
She was very light for her size, and we had all her gear in her already.
Cowalczk and Lehman fitted the pipe wrench to the gear on the valve, and turned it.
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c.1200, "fighting equipment," probably from Old Norse gervi "apparel," related to gerr "ready," and gerva "make ready," from Proto-Germanic *garwin- (cf. Old English gearwe "clothing, equipment, ornament;" Old High German garawi "clothing, dress," garawen "to make ready;" German gerben "to tan"). Meaning "toothed wheel in machinery" first attested 1520s. Slang for "male sex organs" from 1670s. British adjective slang sense of "stylish, excellent" first recorded 1951, from earlier that's the gear, expression of approval, 1925.
c.1200, "to equip oneself for fighting; dress," probably from gear (n.). Related: Geared; gearing.
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91 percent of cases cleared
|Faith Huffman | News-Telegram News Editor
July 20, 2006 -- Crime in Hopkins County continued a downward trend that began last year, with a drop of nearly 10 percent in the overall crime rate for the first six months of the year.
More impressive, however, is the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office's 91 percent clearance rate for reported crimes so far this year.
While not as significant as the decrease in the first six months of 2005 --159 crimes compared to 213 in the first half of 2004 -- this year's crime rate is at a six-year low, with only 144 crimes recorded through June 30 of this year.
The six-year record high of 214 was set in 2001.
Officers also cleared 91 percent of crimes reported compared to last year, when only 66 percent or 106 cases were solved by arrest or other means.
The 131 cases solved this year is just shy of the six-year high of 132 in 2001. In that same year, county officers took reports of 214 crimes, leaving nearly 40 percent of the crimes in 2001 unsolved.
The eight major offense categories -- criminal homicide, forcible rape, robbery, simple assault, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, vehicle theft and arson -- were virtually unchanged from one year ago. Two categories saw increases, while the rest decreased.
Once again this year, there have been no homicides recorded. Only murder has been reported over the last six years, and that homicide in 2004 was solved that year.
Also, no instances of arson or robbery were recorded in the first half of this year, according to the Uniform Crime Reporting data provided by Hopkins County Sheriff's Office. There have only been four robberies reported in the county since 2001. The only year any arson cases were recorded was 2003, when three occurred. Only one of those cases was solved.
This year's vehicle theft reports almost exactly mirror those of 2005, with seven vehicles reported stolen. However, deputies solved six cases this year compared to five last year.
Incidentally, 2005 and 2006 are tied for the highest rate of stolen vehicles in six years in Hopkins County. Before that, the highest was three cases, with two solved in 2004.
The number of forcible rapes is up significantly compared to previous years, with six on record through June 30. Three of those have been cleared. In the previous five years, only five have been reported, and three of those were cleared from the case files.
Larceny increased over the first six months of 2006 compared to one year before, up five from 51. That's still lower than the six-year high of 70 thefts set in 2004.
Conversely, 44 larcenies were cleared from the books this year as opposed to only 24 last year, and 21 in 2004.
Simple assaults hit a six-year low this year, with only 26 occurring between January and June. The low was previously 41, set in 2005. The high of 57 was set in 2001 when 58 simple assaults were reported. Officials also solved 27 simple assault cases this year, including one carried over from a previous year.
Aggravated assaults were also at a six-year low, with only six reported, down from 10 in 2005 and far less than the high of 27 in 2003. This year, officers have cleared from the books nine aggravated assault cases, which are any assault in which weapons are used or which causes aggravated injury.
There have been six fewer burglaries reported this year than the 49 in 2005, for a new record low for burglaries. The record high for burglaries was 68 in 2001. The second highest was 55 in 2002, a year in which only five cases were cleared from the books. This year, 42 burglaries were solved between Jan. 1 and June 30, the most in of the past six years, according to UCR data.
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A man who played a "joke" by anonymously texting his ex-girlfriend and threatening to rape her has received house arrest as a sentence.
Judge Shauna Hewitt-Michta said an example needed to be made in an age where technology allows people to send anonymous threats to others.
"This is an opportunity, frankly, for the court to send a message … If they engage in this kind of behaviour, serious consequences will attach," Hewitt-Michta said in Brandon court on Monday.
Eric Alexander MacIsaac, 23, had previously pleaded guilty to uttering threats.
In the early morning of May 1, 2012, he sent a series of text messages to his ex girlfriend.
Despite their previous relationship, the cellphone number wasn't known to the victim and MacIsaac refused to identify himself.
In her victim impact statement, the woman wrote that she'd been receiving texts for some time and initially brushed them off as a joke. But they continued and escalated.
She lived alone in the city but one evening, while watching a movie with a friend, she received an especially disturbing message.
"I am definitely going to rape you."
Efforts to dial the phone that was used to send the message failed.
The victim then sent a message back to the offender, warning him she was going to call police and she wasn't kidding.
"Me neither, cutie," her tormentor texted back.
The victim reported the matter to police, but no details were shared in court to explain how MacIsaac was identified as the culprit.
However, the victim detailed her fear in her victim impact statement.
During the three weeks that she'd received various texts, she would have friends stay over. She kept her doors locked and always felt like someone was watching.
When she took her dog outside, she'd phone a friend and only hang up once she was back inside her home.
"I've never been so paranoid and scared like that before in my whole life," she wrote.
Crown attorney Garry Rainnie told court that MacIsaac had claimed the messages were intended as a "joke" but otherwise couldn't offer an explanation.
Defence lawyer Philip Sieklicki said that even his client can't fully understand why he sent the text threat to his former girlfriend.
The couple's breakup had been amicable, said Sieklicki who requested a conditional discharge for his client, who now realizes this is "no laughing matter" and had no prior criminal record.
Hewitt-Michta, however, said public safety would be better served by a sentence aimed at deterring such behaviour.
She agreed with Rainnie's recommendation for a conditional sentence order — often described as a "jail" sentence served at home.
MacIsaac will be under house arrest for the next four months, to be followed by two years of probation.
He also has to write an apology to the victim.
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Sarasota, FL - The first-ever convention for wedding and event videographers in Canada was presented by WEVA International and PMA in conjunction with the third annual PMA Canada Expo, held in Toronto last month.
An extraordinary two-day conference of cutting-edge video sessions presented by WEVA Creative Excellence Award-winning wedding videographers broke new ground by expanding continuing education for videographers in Ontario and other regions of Canada.
"With the digital memories industry growing apace, new imaging technology is opening up brand new profit centers for videographers on a global level," said WEVA International founder and chairman Roy Chapman. "Last month's convention in Canada was another industry breakthrough, a milestone for our members, and professional videography at-large that was made possible through the dedicated strategic initiative developed jointly by WEVA and PMA. We are proud to be leading the effort to expand continuing education and new opportunities in digital memories for videographers worldwide."
At PMA-Canada 2007, the WEVA sessions, under the helm of WEVA's Director of Educational Development John Zale, incorporated cutting-edge concepts in wedding and event video creativity, production and marketing. The history-making team of WEVA featured speakers included Jenny Lehman, Natalie Neal, Mike Nelson, David Robin, Danny Sayson, Tim Sudall, and Javier Villarreal.
PMA reported a 30% increase in attendance for this year's 3rd Annual Expo, held at the Toronto Congress Centre. Showcasing the world of imaging, the PMA Canada 2007 Expo presented new developments and state-of-the-art technology from the major digital imaging companies and industry suppliers from Canada and the United States.
"Following-up on the Asia-Pacific region conference in Australia last May, PMA-Canada 2007 was equally outstanding in all areas," Zale said. "The entire convention, including all of the individual sessions, the networking events, trade show and Gala dinner, was well-organized by the dedicated PMA staff and ran smoothly. Attendees told us they learned so much they are already making plans to go to WEVA's Wide World of Weddings & Events - the brand new convention and trade show being presented by WEVA/PMA for wedding and event videographers this January at the Las Vegas Convention Center. It's a whole new concept in education for our industry that will allow videographers to, as Natalie Neal says, 'double-dip' in both video imaging and still imaging technologies and come up a winner! It's a new, double-bonus for videographers and it all starts January 29th in conjunction with PMA 08."
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From: Toby Turner <>
Subject: [TMG] Source Type for 1940 Census
Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2012 11:16:33 -0500
Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:20:55 -0400
From: Tom Malek <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Source Type for 1940 Census
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On 4/18/2012 3:25 PM, Terry Reigel wrote:
> First, I find that there is a family number for each family, but no
> dwelling number as in previous censuses. So the "dwelling" Source
> Element has to be made conditional. Easy enough.
Terry - Can I assume that, if one has a separate source for the 1940
census, the dwelling number element need not be included (not even
Also, since the source elements are intended to gather data, at least in
part, to help other researchers find the original source, does it help
add the address (the street number and name)? Especially since the
dwelling data is no longer provided?
Tom, I have found a number of 1940 census pages in which NO street number or name was entered. I was stunned. Obviously, the census taker chose not to follow instructions. This has made my search absolutely impossible until the index is out. It doesn't matter that I know exactly where my parents lived. Several enumerators in the Orlando, Florida, area (outside the city limits) appear to have walked randomly up and down streets and around lakes without bothering to write in any of the addresses at all. Sigh
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Dr. Conrad Murray
He was convicted of taking part in the accidental death of Michael Jackson, and now after two years in prison Dr. Conrad Murray is a free man.
According to a report, the former physician served half of his four-year sentence and walked from jail at 12:01am on Monday (October 28).
It has been four years since the tragic death of Michael Jackson, and the legal battles surrounding his demise are still raging on.
The late King of Pop's mother Katherine Jackson is suing concert promoter AEG Live LLC for criminal negligence, claiming they put undue pressure on her son to perform and helped him secure the services of Dr. Conrad Murray, the physician who provided the treatment that killed him.
Trying to avoid spending the next four years behind bars, Conrad Murray is officially appealing his involuntary manslaughter conviction.
The former doctor was dealt the sentence this past Tuesday (November 29) after having been found guilty in the 2009 death of Michael Jackson.
He was handed the maximum time for his manslaughter conviction earlier today (November 29), yet not all members of Michael Jackson's family are satisfied with the four year sentence Dr. Conrad Murray was given.
Obviously filled with endless emotion following Judge Pastor's decision, MJ's brother Jermaine said that the ruling "wasn't enough time" for what Murray had done to his superstar sibling.
It's going to be a long time before Dr. Conrad Murray tastes freedom, and the incarcerated physician's mug shot was released today.
Dr. Murray appeared in court today (November 29) for sentencing for his conviction of manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.
It was a tense situation in the Los Angeles courtroom as Dr. Conrad Murray arrived to hear of his sentence for his involuntary manslaughter conviction today (November 29).
The troubled physician stood before Judge Pastor as he handed down his decision- and Murray will have to serve the maximum four years imprisonment in the Los Angeles County Jail for his involvement in the untimely death of Michael Jackson back in June of 2009.
It has been two and a half years since Michael Jackson's tragic death, and today Dr. Conrad Murray will be sentenced for his role in the ordeal.
The doctor was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by a jury of his peers, and Judge Pastor will announce Murray's fate today in court beginning at 8:30 a.m. PT.
He was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, and word has it Dr. Conrad Murray is taking the news quite hard.
In fact, after his verdict was read yesterday (November 7), Murray was taken into custody to await sentencing, and placed under suicide watch, according to Radar Online.
Delivering the fate of Michael Jackson's personal physician, jurors have reached a unanimous verdict in the six-week involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray.
Following less than nine total hours of deliberation, the jury of seven men and five women came back with an uncontested decision of guilty, meaning Murray faces up to four years in prison and the loss of his medical license upon sentencing.
Following two days of intense deliberation, the jury deliberating the fate of Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, has reportedly reached a verdict.
Signaling a decision in the six-week trial has been made, the panel of seven men and five women buzzed the courtroom three times.
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Kevin Wade, Republican
What is your definition of success in life: Success in life would be defined as being happy with your life. Can you be successful and have no money? I think so, because, your success comes from doing what you love and having people around you that you love. To me, money is an added bonus to these two things.
Do you own an iPod or other mP3 player? Why or why not? If you do own one, what's playing on it: Yes, I do own an iPod. The reason I have one is to listen to music, podcasts, watch movies, and play games when I travel. My playlist consists of Christian music. My favorite artists are Michael W. Smith, Chris Tomlin, Steven Curtis Chapman, and the list goes on. My favorite song right now would be "Our God," by Chris Tomlin, which lets me know that the God I serve is on my side.
Do you own an iPad or other tablet device? Why or why not: I do not own an iPad, but I would love to own one someday; however, I do own a MacBook Pro. I like Apple products because of their innovation and multipurpose use.
Who is your political role model? Why: My political role model would be Ronald Reagan, because he understood the importance of economic growth: to reduce taxes and to reduce government involvement in the lives of the citizens. He was also a great conservative.
What are you reading right now: "Simple Church: Returning to God's Process for Making Disciples," by Thom Rainer and Eric Geiger.
What's your favorite television show: My favorite television show right now would be "Smallville." This is the last and finale season. I like this show because, growing up, I was fascinated with superheroes, and this show is about how Clark Kent struggles to become Superman. My 4-year-old loves superheroes, right now, and hopefully, one day when he gets older, we can watch the episodes together.
What is your strongest personality trait: I would say that I have two strong traits: listening and dependability.
What do you see as the most important issues facing the Newton County School System in the next few years: I believe the most important issue facing our school system is the budget. The economy is recovering at a slow pace, and it will be awhile before the revenues from the state and local levels are back up to the levels they were before the recession hit. This is why the citizens of Newton County need to have someone on the board with a consistent and solid financial background. I have seven years of financial experience, and I do believe being an accountant with the largest airline in the world gives me an advantage. I will look at each line item to ensure that the spending is done wisely, effectively, and most of all efficiently.
Shakila Henderson-Baker, Democrat
What is your definition of success in life: Success to me is defined as making a difference in the life of others without expecting something in return.
Do you own an iPod or other mP3 player? Why or why not? If you do own one, what's playing on it: Yes, I do own an iPod because of the therapy that music can provide. I have a variety of genres in my iPod but I am currently listening to a heavy rotation of gospel music that includes the Rev. Marvin Sapp.
Do you own an iPad or other tablet device? Why or why not: No, I don't currently own an iPad but I do own a laptop computer that, I believe, serves my needs well. I have, however, entertained the idea of looking into purchasing an iPad in the future.
Who is your political role model? Why: Jimmy Carter's continued willingness to be a public servant today many years after serving as President of the United States of America is very inspirational. His work through The Carter Center in "Waging Peace, Fighting Disease and Building Hope" speaks volumes to his admirability.
What are you reading right now: Philippians 4 in the Holy Bible. My father's current illness is very trying for my entire family and this chapter gives me the guidance and strength that I need on a daily basis.
What's your favorite television show: "Grey's Anatomy."
What is your strongest personality trait: My strongest personality trait is my assertiveness and willingness to fight for what I believe in.
What do you see as the most important issues facing the Newton County School System in the next few years: I believe that the most important issues facing the Newton County School System are making sure that all of Newton County schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP), that our school system is a passing school system, that we are able to manage budget shortfalls and that the mandate of "No Child Left Behind" of 100 percent of all student should be reading at their appropriate grade level by 2014 be met. This alone is difficult for any school system.


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Anna Faris and Eddie Izzard have signed on to join Uma Thurman and Owen Wilson in Ivan Reitman's "Super Ex" for Regency Enterprises
"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." That's representing the job of an entertainer, to impress and entertain people.
That's what Anna Faris and Eddie Izzard are trying to do. The two of them have signed on to join Uma Thurman and Owen Wilson in Ivan Reitman's "Super Ex" for Regency Enterprises. Let's hope they will and could entertain and amuse people.
"Super Ex" is a comedy focuses on a man (Wilson) who learns that his girlfriend (Thurman) is a superhero and breaks up with her when she becomes too controlling and neurotic. She then uses her powers to torment and embarrass him. Faris is set to play Hannah, the love interest of Wilson's character, while Izzard will play Professor Bedlam, the story's villain.


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Rail station: The committee directed staff to create an outreach plan for discussing with the community the possibility of hosting a high-speed-rail station. Yes: Shepherd, Price, Burt No: Klein
Alternatives Analysis: The committee began discussion the California High-Speed Rail Authority's Supplemental Alternatives Analysis Report for the San Francisco-to-San Jose segment of the rail line. The committee scheduled meetings for Aug. 30 and Sept. 2 to continue the discussion. Yes: Unanimous
Board of Education (Aug. 24)
Bond Construction Oversight Committee: The board appointed Todd Collins, Catherine Garber and Mary Marth to serve on the citizens' committee overseeing construction spending under the $378 million school facilities bond passed by voters in 2008. Yes: Unanimous
Special education: The board discussed an outside review of the school district's Special Education Program performed by consultant School Services of California. Action: None


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Long to try both island cities over one trip? You can. Read »
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Catalina Island's biggest city throws a centennial party. Read »
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Elite skaters zoom down over a mile of hilly Catalina Island. Read »
Is this the year you're finally going to see that wonder of Catalina Island? Read »
Hotel deals around the Golden State that don't nab all your gold.
Giant drive-through donuts? We got your giant drive-through donuts right here.
Pools and glow-in-the-dark margaritas and dice and nice suites. Oh yeah. You're going.
Unique hotels, ethnic festivals, warmer weather -- yes, there are reasons to head south.
From wine tasting in Temecula to visitng Shamu at Sea World.
Culture, wine, boating, hiking, beachcombing, museums. You don't have to drive far to get away.