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(Surname in Parentheses) = Bride's Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Aaron Mildred Irvington, NJ 26 PA Calabrese Edward Newark, NJ 25 NJ 20 May 1940 Elizabeth Abel Catherine Triangle, VA 18 VA Allen James Triangle, VA 23 VA 16 Dec 1939 Virginia Monroe Abel Dorothy Quantico, VA 18 VA Gass Edward Quantico, VA 28 MA 2 Sep 1939 Louise Abrams Miriam Ventnor City, 21 NJ Fertick Albert Philadelphia, 22 PA 29 Jul 1940 Frances NJ Abraham PA Abramson Sylvia Flushing, LI, 34 NY Tush Joseph Flushing, LI, 32 NY 23 Feb 1940 NY Sanford NY Accardi Anna Queens Village, 26 NY DiMaria Frank Brooklyn, NY 36 ITA 10 Oct 1940 (Aloi) NY Acha Myrtle Pontiac, MI 24 MI Ferguson John Nesbit Detroit, MI 35 PA 8 Apr 1939 Violet Rita Achter Sylvia Philadelphia, 21 NY Cohen Albert Philadelphia, 24 PA 29 Jul 1940 Beatrice PA PA Acker Edna Mae Philadelphia, 22 PA Tranausky Edward Philadelphia, 23 PA 11 May 1940 PA Martin PA Ackoff Anne Nancy Philadelphia, 22 PA Wallen Albert David Philadelphia, 35 PA 30 Jul 1940 PA PA Acty Sarah Washington, 21 VA Jones Bernard Glendale, MD 23 MD *5 Jul 1940 Elizabeth DC Summerfield POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Adair Mildred Jacksonville, 24 LA Hanlon Jack Harrisville, PA 24 PA 6 Jul 1939 FL Adair Margaret Washington, 42 DC Lane Franklin Washington, 44 CA 14 Oct 1939 (Douglas) DC Knight DC Adam Eva Marie Ronkonkoma, 21 HUN Hope James Patchogue, LI, 25 NY 26 Aug 1939 LI, NY Stephan NY Adams Adelaide Philadelphia, PA 29 PA Harris John Philadelphia, 27 PA 25 Mar 1939 Harper Thomas PA Adams Bertha May New London, 28 CT Larson Harold New London, 34 CT 18 Sep 1939 CT Frederick CT Adams Margaret Quantico, VA 17 VA Renner Ernest John Quantico, VA 22 DEU 21 Nov 1940 Jane LI Nov 16th Adams Helen Woodside, LI, 30 NY Vernier Louis Walter New York, 27 NY 16 May 1940 (Bisonett) Campbell NY NY Ade Mabel Oceancille, NJ 19 NJ Quigley John Wading River, 24 PA 30 Nov 1939 NJ Adelson Tillie Philadelphia, 34 PA Mazor Leon Philadelphia, 30 MD 20 Jul 1940 PA PA Adirim Sylvia New York, NY 23 RUS Berns Irving New York, 34 NY 30 Jun 1939 NY Adler Frednita Indianapolis, IN 23 MI Pearman John Alan Quantico, VA 25 IL 11 Sep 1943 th Clarice LI Sep 10 POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Aguero Gertrude Philadelphia, 22 NJ Mutz Joseph Philadelphia, 24 PA 8 Jul 1940 Virginia PA Gustave PA Ailor Daisy Washington, 31 MD Kebble Pellease Washington, 34 TX *6 May 1939 Adlena DC Cornelius DC Ainsworth Phyllis Swansea, MA 29 MA Bettencourt William New Bedford, 31 MA 9 Aug 1939 Marion James MS Ainsworth Thelma Camden, NJ 38 PA Lockard Perrin Camp Camden, NJ 37 PA 6 Jul 1940 (Weaver) Alberta Akers Esther Manassas, VA 21 VA Srour Ralph Washington, 24 FL 16 Mar 1940 Wilkins Joseph DC Akin Ruth Atlanta, GA 29 GA Long William New York, 39 NC 15 Jan 1940 Virginia Edward NY Alabrudcinski Freda Philadelphia, 25 PA Mullen Raymond Olney, 25 PA 10 Jul 1939 PA Philadelphia, PA Albert Laura Jane New York, NY 21 NY Betts Robert New York, 27 NY 26 Aug 1939 Jefferson NY Albertson Clare Mullica Hill, NJ 35 NJ Baker William M. Mullica Hill, 37 PA 24 Feb 1941 NJ Albrecht Dorothy Philadelphia, 21 PA Finkbeiner John Philadelphia, 22 PA 27 Apr 1940 Frieda PA Herman PA Albrecht Sarah Mt. Vernon, 23 DEU Frank Harold Mt. Vernon, 38 NY 18 May 1939 NY Barton NY POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Alburger Elener Philadelphia, 22 NJ Pantella Michael Philadelphia, 38 NJ 8 May 1939 Kathryn PA Leonard PA Alexander Catherine Lancaster, PA 21 PA Falk Charles Lancaster, PA 22 PA 6 Jan 1940 Anna Edward Alexander Helen Brooklyn, MD 29 MD Hall James Brooklyn, MD 29 PA 29 Jun 1940 Margaret Kilgora Alexander Jeanette Rahway, NJ 34 NC Pierce Joseph Unions, NJ 38 VA *31 Jul 1940 Martha Alexander Jeanne Ardmore, PA 21 PA Zipperlein David L. Philadelphia, 25 PA 17 Mar 1939 Adelaide PA Alexander Mary Beaumont, TX 20 TX Killen Cortez High Quantico, VA 26 OK 20 Feb 1943 th Margaret LI Feb 19 Alexander Caroline Philadelphia, 54 PA Brown William Philadelphia, 64 PA 22 Jul 1940 (Snyder) Orwig PA John PA Alexeeff Helen Bronx, NY 31 RUS Link Clarence New York, 48 NY 1 Feb 1940 Hess NY Alfinito Rita Green Baltimore, MD 27 MD Sherman William Baltimore, 35 MD 28 Jan 1939 George MD Alicky Elizabeth Torrington, CT 22 CT Graham Thomas H., Quantico, VA 22 CT 25 Nov 1943 th Mary Jr. LI Nov 24 Allard Mary Fall River, MA NA MA Durfee Earl Fall River, 39 MA 25 Mar 1939 Elizabeth Linwood MA POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Allen Bessie Astoria, NY 40 PA Mancino Santo Brooklyn, NY 40 NY 31 Dec 1938 Allen Marian Arlington, VA 32 OH Kirk Malcolm M. Quantico, VA 30 NJ 19 Sep 1942 Adelaide Allen Mattie Washington, 21 LA Davis Bland Ft. Belvoir, 21 VA 4 Nov 1939 Maurice DC Massie VA Allen Patricia Ann Chicago, IL 23 IL Merrion James Quantico, VA 25 IL 11 Dec 1943 Allen Rosalie Washington, 21 DC Breckenridg Willard Oakton, VA 21 VA 1 Apr 1940 Frances DC e Tuston Allen Susan Irvington, NJ 38 WI Dwyer Frank Newark, NJ 38 NJ 25 Jul 1940 (Fatzinger) Charity Joseph Allen Ruth Charlotte, NC 34 TN Donaghey Donald Hill, PA 40 PA 9 Jan 1939 (Graham) Allen Lucy Manassas, VA 22 VA Earls Theodore R. Quantico, VA 22 TN 18 Oct 1941 (Tyler) Allison Elizabeth Dumfries, VA 18 VA Clay Ernest Dumfries, VA 21 VA 17 Jun 1941 Allison Minnie Ann Dumfries, VA 18 VA Ryder Otis Healing 21 VA 26 Mar 1938 Springs, VA Alston Helen Washington, 23 AL Snowden Otto Phillips Roxbury, MA 24 VA *1 Apr 1938 Lauretta DC POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Altman Dorothy Quantico, VA 21 TN Smith Harold Quantico, VA 23 TN 26 Oct 1940 Leene Prentis Altman Evelyn Philadelphia, 32 PA Neill John Philadelphia, 46 PA 23 Jun 1939 PA Clemmons PA Altman Lillie Mae Washington, 22 KS Reese Clifford Lee Altmar, NY 28 NY 2 Feb 1939 DC Alvarez Aida Philadelphia, 23 FL Clement Romulus Philadelphia, 41 ITA 28 Dec 1938 PA PA Alvo Ruth Brooklyn, NY 22 NY Simonetti Angelo Brooklyn, NY 28 NY 29 Jun 1940 Anthony Ambler Miriam Yardley, PA 22 PA Coutant John Yardley, PA 24 NY 15 Mar 1939 Rowand Amery Beverly Liberty, MO 21 MO Anderson Matt W. Quantico, VA 23 TX 18 Dec 1942 Amey Arlene Mae Bethlehem, PA 21 PA Fehnel Harley Easton, PA 22 PA 6 Jul 1940 Elwood Amidon Josephine Triangle, VA 18 VA Dillon Fred Quantico, VA 22 TN 23 Oct 1943 LI Oct 14th Amis Harriet Marcus Hook, 21 PA Vrobel Francis Chester, PA 21 PA 23 Apr 1940 Elizabeth PA Jerome Ammerman Anne Philadelphia, 22 PA Nash Joseph Coatesville, 24 NY 29 Nov 1941 PA PA POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Ammlung Carrie Washington, 43 PA Thomas Clarence Philadelphia, 51 DE 25 May 1940 (Neiman) Louise DC Ephram PA Anderson Anna Emma Philadelphia, 21 NJ Tankelewicz Clement Philadelphia, 25 PA 29 Jul 1940 PA Anthony,Jr. PA Anderson Della Washington, 23 SD D’Errico Mario Quantico, VA 22 OH 7 Mar 1942 DC Joseph LI Mar 2nd Anderson Elizabeth Washington, 31 VA Reeves Welford Washington, 33 VA *7 Jun 1939 DC DC Anderson Elizabeth Pittsburgh, PA 21 PA Anderson William Pittsburgh, PA 25 PA 26 Aug 1939 Davis James Anderson Eva Loretto Washington, 21 DC Graves Samuel Washington, 21 DC 12 Jan 1939 DC Raymond DC Anderson Helen Washington, 29 DC Foran Thomas Washington, 45 NY 30 May 1940 DC DC Anderson Josephine Washington, 30 DC Staley Gambrill Washington, 29 MD 27 Jul 1940 Anne DC Cornelius DC Anderson Marjorie Triangle, VA 20 VA Venable Frank Arthur Triangle, VA 25 VA 8 Jun 1938 Ethel Anderson Vera Quantico, VA 20 VA Berry Ralph Quantico, VA 23 VA 4 May 1940 Isabelle Benjamin Anderson Ruby May Arnolds, MD 53 MD Cramblitt Leonard Arnolds, MD 55 PA 20 Feb 1939 (Ward) Walton POB = Place of Birth (Surname in parentheses) = Bride’s Maiden Name * = Colored LI = Date License Issued LAST FIRST Current AGE POB LAST FIRST Current AGE POB Date of NAME NAME Residence NAME NAME Residence Marriage BRIDE BRIDE GROOM GROOM Andes Clemmie Ephrata, PA 22 PA Bear Clarence Lititz, PA 23 PA 31 Jul 1940 Irene Nissenger Andrew Eleanor Darien, CT 33 CT Walbridge Walter Peck Bronxville, 39 MA 30 May 1939 (Barnum) NY Andrews Mary Bethesda, MD 28 DC Fordham Lawrence Bethesda, MD 28 VA 30 May 1939 Virginia Ward Angelone Marie Philadelphia, 21 PA Wahsner Edward Paul Philadelphia, 21 PA 29 Jul 1940 Elizabeth PA PA Angert Mildred Philadelphia, 21 PA Rosenzweig Solomon Philadelphia, 22 PA 29 Jul 1940 Mollie PA David PA Ansert Helen Rita Philadelphia, 22 PA Moore Charles Philadelphia, 25 PA 29 Jun 1940 PA Ross, Jr.
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