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Marriages of Portsmouth Virginia 1936-1938 Marriages of Portsmouth Virginia 1936-1938 Date Husband Wife Ages Status Birthplace Currently living at Parents Occupatiom Official Husband Wife Husband Wife Husband Wife ABBOTT Clayton CARNEY Mary Washington, 423 Harrison St., 1438 Laurel Ave., W. H. Abbott & W. R. Mitchell & 9-Sep-1938 Spencer Elizabeth 26 32 S S Portsmouth, VA DC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Emma J. Spencer Martha Crocker Cement Finisher L. C. Smart Portsmouth, 3224 Omohundro 2418 Chestnut St., Nathan Abrams & Harry Lipman & 23-May-1937 ABRAMS William LIPMAN Esther 25 20 S S Bayonne, NJ VA Ave., Norfolk, VA Portsmouth, VA JamesRosa H.Levinthal Acree & Pauline Dolid Merchant J. D. Gordon ACREE Charlie LAWRENCE Ruth Portsmouth, Light House Depot, 523 Lincoln St., Josephine John T. Lawrence & 19-Aug-1935 Wilbert Eliece 32 21 D S Essex Co., VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Williams Mary F. Thacker Pile Driver W. H. Corbitt ADAMS Charley BRITAIN Della Crawford Co., Shenandoah, 2100 County St., 2208 Queen St., Robert Adams & Henry Davis & Della 15-Oct-1937 Francis Irene 39 48 W W KS VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Lonin L. Morrow Davis General Mechanic W. L. Butler Clalbert M. Adams ADAMS Roland Elijah ALLMAND Janet Portsmouth, 917½ Denhart St., 718 Palmer St., & Blanche James E. Allmand & W. W. 15-May-1939 © © 27 26 S S Norfolk, VA VA Norfolk, VA Portsmouth, VA Nicholson Lola Spruill Elevator Operator Halsey AKER George DAVIDSON USS Ranger, Norfolk 202 Middle St., E. B. Aker & Anna J. L. Davidson & 2-Mar-1935 Bernard Pauline 31 21 S S Smithfield, MO Norton, VA Navy Yard Portsmouth, VA Rice Byrnie Easterling US Navy A. B. Bass PARKER Dorothy Savannah, USS Jacob Jones, 219 E. 38th St., L. H. Akins & H. R. Parker & Ola Fireman 1st Class, Robert N. 16-Feb-1935 AKINS Harry Lee Ann 23 20 S S Statesville, GA GA Norfolk Navy Yard Savanah, GA Bertha Barker Miller USN Hartman ALEXANDER Charlie PARKER Mary 934 Nelson St., 1000 9th St., Edward Alexander Joe H. Parker & E. C. 15-May-1937 © Archer © 33 18 D S Portsmouth, VA Hopewell, VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA & Harriett Young Anna Archer Paper Hanger Johnson WILLIAMS ALEXANDER George Florence Gertrude 934 Nelson St., 918 Nelson St., Ed. Alexander & Benjamin Williams & ---- Washington © © 51 40 W W Charlotte, NC Sumter, SC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Harriett Galley Dicy Taylor Laborer ---- ALLEN Bradshaw Portsmouth, 319 Armstrong St., 326 Chatauqua Ave., W. D. Allen & B. O. Tew & Martha 5-Jan-1935 Stanley TEW Rachel 29 28 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Minnie Mundie Haskett Clerk, Texas Oil Co. E. L. Bain Robert Allen & NEWKIRK Leola Wilmington, 950 Florida Ave., 557 Virginia Ave., Catherine Chalie Newkirk & 2-Apr-1936 ALLEN Ellis © © 20 18 S S Norfolk Co., VA NC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Woodhouse Lenna Dixon Laborer A. S. Hoard ALLEN James MASON Margaret Portsmouth, 542 Ferguson Ave., 630 Jefferson St., Joseph M. Allen & Elvin Mason & 27-Nov-1935 Maxwell Sarah 28 28 S S Jacksonville, FL VA Norfolk, VA Portsmouth, VA Gertrude Allen Margaret S. Powell Machinist G. H. Payne HARPER Bernice 405 Effingham St., 318 Effingham St., Oscar J. Allen & Wardell Harper & 4-Jan-1936 ALLEN Lionel © © 24 22 S S Statesville, Nc Norfolk, VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Ella M. Christian Martha Johnson Plasterer T. Benton ALLSBROOK William SINGLETON Ardell Portsmouth, 333 Columbia St., 616 Griffin St., Levi Allsbrook & Junius Singleton & H. N. 22-Oct-1938 © Lee © 27 27 S S Monroe, NC VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Addie Rushing Rosa Johnson Chauffeur Johnson WILLIAMSON 70 Washington St., Roy Alspaugh & Arthur H. Williamson W. A. R. 12-Jan-1935 ALSPAUGH Ralph Jane Neville 25 22 S S Kabspell, MT Norfolk, VA Fort Washington, MD Portsmouth, VA Mary Neville & Gillie Neville Army Officer Goodwin ALSTON George BOOSE Mary Lillie Churchland, 1117 Virginia Ave., 1516 High St., Herbert Alston & Hersey Boone & 23-Feb-1937 Herbert © © 21 18 S S ---- VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Annie Williams Mary L. Cheek Laborer C. A. Twine ALSTON, Jr. Newport News, 806 Scott St., 1439 Clifford St., N. Alston, Sr. & Wit Tillery & Lula 19-Apr-1937 Nathaniel © TILLERY Susie © 27 22 S S VA Tillery, NC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Alice Haywood Tillery Fish Peddler B. W. Dance ALTAMIRANO Allen DRAPER Mildrer 309 Glasgow St., 120 Crawford St., W. S. Altamarino & C. G. Draper & ---- Raymond Inez 21 19 S S Tracy, CA Lasker, NC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Eula L. Moore Essie R. DeBerry Farmer ---- ALVESTAD Vernon GRIFFITH Marie Brownsville, L. H. Alvestad & Lewis Whoolery & 16-Oct-1936 L. Whoolery 25 25 S D Radcliff, IO PA Long Beach, CA Clairton, PA Nettie Quann Anna Styles Marine, USMC G. A. Lollis USS Arkansas, Quarters H., Norfolk AMBROSE Dennison JENNINGS Nancy Washington, Norfolk Navy Yard, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, G. L. Ambrose & L. W. Jennings & 8-Oct-1938 Cooke Ambler 25 22 S S Mackey, ID DC Portsmouth, VA VA Amy Cooke Lucy Brooks Lt. J. G., USN W. A. Brown MOORE Florence Williamsburg 214 Mt. Vernon Ave., John Ames & Charles Camm & 14-Apr-1939 AMES Harry Lester Waller Camm 65 35 D W Metz, MI , VA Atlanta, GA Portsmouth, VA Augusta Todt Roberta ould Physician W. H. Baker GOODSON Sara Portsmouth, 135 florida Ave., 624 Linden St., W. H. Ames & Henry E. Goodson & 3-Jul-1937 AMES Lee James Catherine 23 21 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Kate W. James Lydia Smit Plant Operator A. B. Clarke Marriages of Portsmouth Virginia 1936-1938 Date Husband Wife Ages Status Birthplace Currently living at Parents Occupatiom Official Husband Wife Husband Wife Husband Wife ANDERSON Darius CARRINGTON Portsmouth, 3107 Glasgow St., 2007 Gosport Rd., James Anderson & S. Carrington & H. N. 14-Jun-1937 © Fannie Myrtle © 22 22 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Atlethea White Cora Carter Laborer Johnson USS Mohawk, ANDERSON James YOUNG Betty Norfolk Navy Yard, 1300 Washington St., W. A. Anderson & Fred Young & Mattie Fireman 2nd Class, C. H. 7-Dec-1936 William Pauline 23 21 S S Hayesville, NC Hickory, NC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Dove Bumgarner Rodgers USN Holmead ANDERSON Robert HUNTER Margaret Portsmouth, 717 Edwards St., 725 Edwards St., Henry Anderson & James L. Hunter & 22-May-1937 Lee © Lois © 21 21 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Lillie Anderson Minnie Smith Laborer N. Habets Norfolk Naval ANDERSON William PERRY Mary Hopsital, Portsmouth, 1414 Lansing St., W. F. Anderson & Olando C. Perry & Pharmacist's Mate, 25-Oct-1936 Forrest Lucille 24 19 S S Richmond, VA Winfall, NC VA Portsmouth, VA Lillian Kahn Nettie Nixon USN J. L. Carrick Charles T. ANDREWS Charles Portsmouth, 2025 Holiday St., 1831 Laurel Ave., Andrews & Eugie James Talbot & 25-Jun-1937 Albert TALBOT Lillie Mae 23 22 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Ownes Rosalie Bethel Sheetmetal Worker G. H. Payne ANKARSTRANN Eric CHOMENTOWSKI Philadelphia, 718 Fourth St., 530 Nelson St., J. Ankerstran & A. Chomentowski & C. H. 21-Feb-1936 Bradford Stella Mary 22 21 S S Athol. MA PA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Stella Welch Mary Millaknis Cook, USN Holmead ANTHONY Lindsey RAYMOND Marion USS Arkansas, NNY 427 County St., William E. Anthony William Faught & Mech. Mate 2nd John W. 17-Dec-1935 Pearce Charlotte 27 25 S S Prattville, AL Ewen, MI Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA & Pollie Pierce Annie DeMolen Class, USN Moore ANTHONY Napoleon COOPER Esther Greenville, 1221 Glasgow St., 904 Glasgow St., Napoleon Anthony Lawrence Cooper & 1-Mar-1937 © © 31 31 S S Berkley, VA NC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA & Lucy Dickens Jincy Rich Laborer B. W. Dance USS Yorktown, Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes- Norfolk Navy Yard, Ronald Anthony & Anthony Collins & Boatswain Mate 1st 24-Sep-1938 ANTHONY Ronald COLLINS Jean 28 22 S S PA Barre, PA Portsmouth, VA Wilkes-Barre, PA Catherine Anthony Jule Collins Class, USN F. H. Nott ARCHER Edward MITCHELL Bessie Portsmouth, 122 S. Green St., 830 Stonewall St., Isiah Archer & Lemuel Mitchell & W. S. 28-Aug-1935 Lee © Mae © 20 21 S S Camden, NJ VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Sadie Suell Ruth Nelms Laborer Drummond ARCHER James VIVETT Roberta Portsmouth, 712 London St., 819 Queen St., J. S. Archer & James Mason & 30-Dec-1937 Sylvester © Jane © 43 31 W W Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Cynthia Johnson Mary Vance Chauffeur A. Brown ARCHER Kenneth HAYES Florence Spartanburg, 2025 Lincoln St., 410 County St., H. C. Archer & S. J. Hayes & 2-Sep-1938 Nash Leotta 20 18 S S Portsmouth, VA SC Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Addie F. Nash Florence Griswald Shipping Clerk A. B. Bass ARCHER Wilmer HAND Kathleen Toronto, 2007 Elm Ave., Clifford St., Portsmouth, W. J. Archer & W. T. Hand & 21-Dec-1935 Dallas Ursula 29 23 S S Suffolk, VA CANADA Portsmouth, VA VA Margaret Johnson Kathleen Palmer Reupholster G. H. Payne ARCHER, Jr., William HARRIS Bertie 2007 Elm Ave., 508 5th St., Portsmouth, W. J. Archer & W. A. Harris & Jr. Print Op., Norfolk D. S. 15-Apr-1939 James Allen 24 21 S S Portsmouth, VA Kenston, NC Portsmouth, VA VA Maggie Johnson Nannie Wallace Navy Yard Dempsey ARMISTEAD, Jr. POST Anne Portsmouth, 332 Florida Ave., 1606 Ward Terrace, R. L. Armistead & A. B. Post & Anne Wm. A. 23-Nov-1935 Reginald Lewis Elizabeth 23 22 S S Portsmouth, VA VA Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth, VA Ida K. Rogers Stubbs Salesman Brown ARMOUR Robert ANDERSON Willa San Antonio, U.S.S.R.13, New Robert Armour & W. R. Anderson & H. B. 3-Aug-1938 Herman Gertrude 23 21 S S Newburg, NY TX London, CT San Diego, CA Margaret Miller Gertrude Graham Machinist, USN Lipscomb, Jr. ARMSTRONG CHARLTON Portsmouth, Route #1, Box 266D, 1708 Maple St., J.
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