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` Born in Robeson County,N.C.: Married first in 1842 5o Miss Catherine McGilvery of Fayetteville,N.C.: married a second time, in 1845, to Miss Amanda Bolton of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County,N.C.
Marriage: Mr. Charles F. Alexander and Miss Laura Hunter
Location: Mecklenburg County,NC
1900 Census record shows: Laura Hunter Alexander born. 3/1866: Charles F. Alexander born 4/1853.
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Marriage: Captain Thomas H. Allen and Miss Laura E. Porcker
Location: Salem, Roanoke County, VA
Capt. Thomas H. Allen (is associated with) the Carolina Central Railroad.
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Source: Charlotte Democrat - 7/20/1874
Marriage: Mr. N. E. Barnhardt and Miss Jane E. Alexander
Location: (near) Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church, Mallard Creek, Mecklenburg County,NC.
Married by Rev. Walter W. Pharr.
Family Information: Mr. Cyrenius Alexander
Source: Charlotte Democrat - 10/28/1881
Marriage: Mr. Elbridge Black and Miss Mater Hipp
Location: Gaston County,N.C.
1910 Gaston County,N.C., Census shows a J. Elbridge Black with wife, M. Lenora. They are listed as having been married 18 years.
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Marriage: Professor John Batey Blanton and Miss Mary Aurelia Barr
Location: Lincolnton, Lincoln County,NC
Married by Rev. R.Z. Johnston.Professor Blanton is listed as being `of Gastonia High School`.
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Marriage: Mr. John G. Bloom and Miss Cora W. McKenzie
Location: Fayetteville, Cumberland County,N.C.
Married at the residence of Mr. D.A. McMillan by Rev. J.R. Brooks.John Bloom is listed as a postal clerk on the Carolina Central Railroad.
Marriage: Dr. James A. Blum and Miss Lizzie Wilson
Location: Winson, Forsyth County,N.C.
Forsyth County Bride Index shows marriage date as February 16,1871. Groom Index show marriage date as 3/16/1871.
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Marriage: Mr. J. Gaither Hall and Miss Annie E. Jones
Location: Caldwell County,NC
Married at the residence of General S.F. Patterson, in Caldwell County,NC, by the Rev. Johannes A. Oertel.
Family Information: General W. F. Jones
Marriage: Mr. William E. Hall and Miss Emma Adams
Location: Iredell County,NC
Note: 1880 NC Census of Iredell County,NC shows William and Emma Hall living in Cool Springs, Iredell County,NC
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Marriage: Mr. Lum Lewis and Miss Georgina Simmons
Location: Charlotte,NC
Mr. Lum Lewis and Miss Georgina Simmons were married on the 27th instant at Mr. Thomas Simmons' (house) in this city, Reverend J.B. Lee officiating, p.5
Marriage: Esquire James A. Lockhart and Miss Caroline Burgwyn Ashe
Location: Wadesboro, Anson County,NC
Caroline Ashe listed as `The youngest daughter of the Hon. Thomas S. Ashe.`
Family Information: Hon. Thomas S. Ashe
Source: Charlotte Democrat - 2/15/1878
Marriage: Mr. W. H. Wetmore and Miss Lizzie A. Hall
Location: Thomasville, Davidson County, NC
`..eldest daughter of Mrs. J.J. Hall, formerly of Statesville, NC.``(W.H. Wetmore) formerly of the firm of Sample & Wetmore.`
Family Information: Mrs. J. J. Hall
Marriage: Mr. H. A. Whetiner and Miss E. C. Abernathy
Location: Lincoln County,N.C.
Spelling of the groom's last name may be Whitener.Father of the bride is listed as deceased.Married by Rev. J. R. Peterson.
Family Information: Mr. Milton Abernathy
Marriage: Reverend Allen Atkins Wyche and Miss Ethel Josephine Davis
Location: Charlotte, Mecklenburg County,NC
The Marriage of Miss Ethel Davis to Dr. A. A. Wyche, formerly a clerk at the Recorder's office will take place next month, p. 5
Marriage: Mr. James E. Wyche and Miss Rosa T. Bobbitt
Location: Hickory, Catawba County,NC
Marriage was at the home ofJ.T. Bobbitt. Performed by Rev. T.M. Jones of Greensboro, Guilford County,NC
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Wishing to move west, he offers a plantation on the waters of Little Sugar Creek, 6 miles south of Charlotte, consisting of 300 acres, a 2 story house, Doctor Shop, a number of springs, a young orchard and good meadow.
Notice of a negro man named Jacob who ranaway in December from Capps` Gold Mine. He is about 30 years, black complexion, and when spoken to smiles and shows his foreteeth. He is 6`2`, straight built. Return to Alexander in Charlotte or to Col. Caldwell at the mine.
Offers 5 cents reward and no thanks for the return of ranaway bound boy William Easteridge, who is about 10 years old, light hair. Finding that the boy was disposed to runaway, Beckett brought him to Charlotte to try and get rid of him and he give him the slip.
Advises that he has new coaches for his line that runs from Charlotte to Camden and back twice a week. Persons wishing to go to New York should go to Charleston where a steam boat starts for NY every other Saturday, the passage taking a week.