Marriages In Obion County
Posted by Charles R. Harris
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Marriages In Obion County June 21, 2011 09:04AM |
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Re: Marriages In Obion County August 16, 2011 11:16AM |
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T S Cloyes & Miss Nannie S Rives * 1 Feb 1893 Obion
W H Harpole & Miss Noonie E Rives * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
Miss Kate Oliver & J F Rives * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
J A Pryor & Miss A M Rives * 14 Aug 1891 Obion
Miss A M Rives & J A Pryor * 14 Aug 1891 Obion
Miss Noonie E Rives & W H Harpole * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
J F Rives & Miss Kate Oliver * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
Miss Nannie S Rives & T S Cloyes * 1 Feb 1893 Obion
W H Harpole & Miss Noonie E Rives * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
Miss Kate Oliver & J F Rives * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
J A Pryor & Miss A M Rives * 14 Aug 1891 Obion
Miss A M Rives & J A Pryor * 14 Aug 1891 Obion
Miss Noonie E Rives & W H Harpole * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
J F Rives & Miss Kate Oliver * 18 Feb 1892 Obion
Miss Nannie S Rives & T S Cloyes * 1 Feb 1893 Obion
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Re: Marriages In Obion County August 19, 2011 01:25PM |
Registered: 8 years ago Posts: 5 |
Thank you, larro.
Am seeking the date my paternal grandparents wed most likely in RIves about 1898.
Their names are THEOPHOLIS HARTFORD HARRIS and ALLIE MAUD ROBINSON.
They first appeared in the 1900 census of Newbern, Dyer County after managing or employed in a railroad hotel in RIves. I have furniture that came from that railroad hotel: four cane bottomed oak dining room chairs and a captain's chair or caboose chair probably from a railroad caboose. Railroads converged in Obion County and that hotel must have been a busy site accommodating traveling salesmen and tourists.
Am seeking the date my paternal grandparents wed most likely in RIves about 1898.
Their names are THEOPHOLIS HARTFORD HARRIS and ALLIE MAUD ROBINSON.
They first appeared in the 1900 census of Newbern, Dyer County after managing or employed in a railroad hotel in RIves. I have furniture that came from that railroad hotel: four cane bottomed oak dining room chairs and a captain's chair or caboose chair probably from a railroad caboose. Railroads converged in Obion County and that hotel must have been a busy site accommodating traveling salesmen and tourists.