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51	Author Name: Rick Boggs Author Email: rebelrickva@hotmail.com Added: 08 Jul 2004 Note: I just want people to know that the information that you linked to was from my homepage and that the Elizabeth Fox is unverified as I mention on the index page of the website. There is no hard evidence to prove she is the right person that married Samuel and has several different last names mentioned from the records I can find. Anybody searching for records in the Orange/Chatam County area of NC must be aware that many records were lost in a fire in the late 1800s.	Family: F2066
52	based on her father's will	Family: F1940
53	Because Ottie Brown indicated that Estie was a cousin by marriage only, I'm guessing that Myrtle was married before marrying Ora.	Family: F2368
54	by Rev. Jonathan Elmer; Presbyterian Church at New Providence, NJ GMNJ Vol 19 No 1 January 1944	Family: F5231
55	by Rev. Jonathan Elmer; Presbyterian Church at New Providence, NJ GMNJ Vol 19 No 1 January 1944]	Family: F5230
56	by Rev. Jonathan Elmer; Presbyterian Church at New Providence, NJ GMNJ Vol 19 No 1 January 1944]	Family: F5232
57	Catherine I. Sweetman and he were married 2 Nov. 1907. His father is listed as J. H. Keithley of WI. His mother is Martha Conn of NE. His age is listed as 22 yrs. born in Illinois and he was a baker. They were married by a Pres. Clergyman. It is in Book #92 page 39 of the marriage records.	Family: F784
58	Census indicates the age of when they were first married as Dean was 30 and Jessie, 18.	Family: F2364
59	Do not know the wife's name.	Family: F2236
60	Eva's home, "C.E. Garee went by rail (and others) to Stockton, MO and married Eva Dunaway in Stockton. They returned to Noble by rail attending the World's Fair in St. Louis for their honeymoon and then visiting the Wiggins and Aunt Rhoda Garee in Kansas on the way to Noble. They lived with the F.A. Garee's about a year. Rubi was born in the F.A. Garee home on September 28, 1898. C.E.Garee had bought land (1 town block) a block from his parents home expecting to build a home before he returned to MO to marry. He had an opportunity to build a suspension bridge in the meantime. He did that and "cleared" enough money to build the home and they moved there in time for Stella to be born there Sept. 11, 1900. Elizabeth & Frances were born there (corner of Walnut & third). Lucy was born in the home at Walnut and 2nd on Oct 18, 1914." (Elizabeth Garee Bullard)	Family: F379
61	First wife	Family: F822
62	George couldn't read or write when he got married. Lizzie taught school and taught George to read and write. Later George taught school too.	Family: F595
63	George Washington married again and the children and grandchildren called his second wife Aunt Carl. George Washington told everyone that that was his biggest mistake and he paid Aunt Carl to leave.	Family: F599
64	Greenwood Genealogies, 1154-1914: the ancestry and descendents of Thomas Greenwood of Newton, Massachusetts.	Family: F1143
65	Her first husband	Family: F2451
66	her first husband	Family: F5282
67	Her first marriage.	Family: F2487
68	Her husband's name is listed in her father's will.	Family: F2431
69	Her second husband	Family: F2452
70	His first marriage.	Family: F2439
71	His first marriage. Paul and his brother, Josiah, married sisters. Do not know name of second wife.	Family: F2453
72	His first wife.	Family: F2258
73	His first wife.	Family: F2458
74	His second marriage.	Family: F2440
75	His wife's information is from his death certificate and hers.	Family: F2410
76	http://www.e-familytree.net/f6875.htm#f100560	Family: F2558
77	http://www.e-familytree.net/f6875.htm#f100560	Family: F2561
78	http://www.e-familytree.net/f6875.htm#f100560	Family: F2562
79	http://www.e-familytree.net/f6875.htm#f100560	Family: F2563
80	I believe that his parents may be William Taylor Davidson and Lucinda M. Minor. I have a photocopy of page 849 from the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and history of Fulton County by Bateman and Selby that has an entry form William Taylor Davidson that has quite a bit of information that will be helpful if their son Harold Lee is the same one I'm looking for.	Family: F1147
81	I do not know if this is the John Keithley I'm searching for but since his first wife died in 1845 and his children would be too young to marry I'm guessing that this may be correct.	Family: F842
82	I have a photo labeled Phil & Lillian and Phil belt buckle has a ‘D” on it.	Family: F5199
83	I know that Joseph's first wife's name was Martha Ann. On the marriage license it indicates Martha was Miss Martha Conn. Then on Violet's birth certificate it looks like the person filling the form out was saying that Martha's maiden name was Jester. Marriage records for Brown, Ohio 1818-1939. There was a Martha A. Jester who married a William Conn in Brown, Ohio. Problem is the marriage date is June 25, 1836.	Family: F526
84	I'm guessing that Gwendoline (listed as Fred's wife in 1920) is different than Grace (listed as his wife in 1930).	Family: F2356
85	In 1930 Arthur was a boarder by the time of his death it indicated his wife was Effie.	Family: F782
86	in the bride’s house	Family: F5184
87	Itawamba County Times January, 1960 The 53rd wedding anniverary of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Welch of Chattanooga, Tenn., was held in the Tilden Community last Wednesday, January 20, in the home of his brother, J.E. Welch and Mrs. Welch. Mr. Nathan Welch made his home in Itawamba County for a number of years and Mrs. Welch will be remembered as the former Miss Nancy Clayton, a native Itawambian. Friends and relatives who attended the celebration were: Mrs. Joe Carpenter of Chattanooga, Mrs. J. W. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Welch, Mrs. J.T. Garrison, Mrs. Lester Hartley and Teresa, all of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ballard of Shannon, Mrs. Fanny Riggs of Tupelo, and Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Dulaney, Mrs. Mandy Gray, Mrs. Queenie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clifton, Mrs. Catherine Wheeler and Mrs. W.F. Robertson, all of Fulton.	Family: F919
88	I’m not sure if this date is birth, marriage or death date	Family: F5254
89	James' parents were listed on his marriage license.	Family: F1156
90	Josiah and his brother, Paul, married sisters.	Family: F2456
91	Justice of the Peace was Joseph Thompson. Their names were listed as Enoch Ethley and Emma Turner	Family: F778
92	Last name also spelled Bos.	Family: F744
93	Lena was Newt’s first wife.	Family: F876
94	LeRoy and Vileta went with a school teacher and best friend to Clovis and got married.	Family: F663
95	Linda Bonnell Author Email: dbonnell@frii.com Added: 15 Jun 2004 Note: This was Mary Jane Lines' second marriage. Her first was 1864 to her brother-in-law John Thomas Sailors. John had married Charlotte Caroline Lines 1853 IN. She died after their fifth child was born so John married her younger sister, Mary Jane. Together with John,Mary Jane had four Sailors children before marrying Thomas D.Ten Eyck in 1878.	Family: F2250
96	Listed as C. Vandriet	Family: F2571
97	Listed as J.W. Linebury Spouse: Keithley, Eva Date: 16 Jan 1902 B/G: Groom Residence: I.T., Hobart Age: 30 County and State: Greer Co. OK Notes: NOTE: The date given is the date that the notice appeared in the newspaper - not necessarily the date of the marriage. Also, this marriage notice appeared in a Greer County newspaper and doesn't necessarily mean that the marriage took place there. Please obtain the actual newspaper item for documentation. Sun Monitor	Family: F313
98	M W Farmer married a Mrs (?) Merlina Driver. Justice of the Peace was George W Wilson. In the comments it says "Memory".	Family: F2499
99	Marriage Date: 14 JUL 1861	Family: F286
100	Mattie is listed as divorced in the 1910 census. They moved to Ponca City. I do not know where they lived before.	Family: F619