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Foreword Iredell County, North Carolina Marriage Register 1854 Foreword Iredell County, North Carolina Marriage Register 1854-1964 Groom Index L - Z This document is compiled from Iredell County, N. C. Marriage Register , 1851-1964, Microfilms rolls C.054.60015, C.054.60016 and C.054.60017 - Males. Information from the register includes the grooms name, brides name, age (groom/bride), race, date of marriage, official, witnesses. If date of birth is given, this appears under the person’s name. If “race” is indicated by a -(dash), “ race” is probably “white.” The names are spelled as they appear in the microfilm. Researchers are advised to consider alternate spellings. Compiled by Russell C. Black, Jr. 1485 Turnersburg Hwy. Statesville, NC 28625 Copyright © December 2006 by Russell C. Black, Jr. All rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise without the written permission of the copyright owner. Iredell County, N. C. Marriage Register - Groom Index L - Z (1854-1964) Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Age R Date Official Witnesses G/B Lackey A. Brodie Dellinger Lillian Pauline 25/21 W 1/11/1921 S. L. Cathey (Min) Gladys Guy, Paul C. White Alexander Co. Alexander Co. Iredell Co. Lackey Andy Simonton Mag 56/42 C 8/23/1894 S. A. Gibson (Min) A. Borden, J. S. White Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Statesville NC Lackey Archie Graham Sallie 21/23 C 1/16/1913 W. B. Scott (Min) Stark Graham, J. G. Bennett, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. W. C. Bennett Lackey Arry Wright Alley Ruby Hall 22/18 W 5/10/1919 R. L. Lowery (JP) J. W. Thompson, F. F. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Hendley, Mrs. R. L. Lowery Lackey Bobby Keller Pansy Mae 19/18 W 1/31/1964 W. B. Rimmer (Min) Melvin Keller, Mrs. Ray b. 4/27/1944 Statesville b. 4/19/1945 Statesville Fallstown Tns. Pendergrass, Mrs. Kenneth Keller Lackey C. S. Beard Belle 26/25 W 2/21/1889 G. W. Ivey (Min) W. L. Holland, J. T. Holland, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. T. V. Riley Lackey C. C. Clary M. F. 22/20 W 11/1/1888 J. H. Scroggs (JP) -- Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Lackey C. A. White M. E. 30/17 W 12/29/1891 J. R. Hager (JP) J. H. Scroggs,, J. K. Hill, R. E. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Hill Lackey Camden Chambers Mildred 21/20 C 10/7/1918 O. J. Allen (Min) F. F. Chambers, Marie Lynch, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Fester Byers Lackey Carter Lowrance M. - C 8/14/1873 R. M. Grant (JP) -- Iredell Co. Lackey Cecil Ray Gray Margaret Eloise 23/23 W 11/10/1945 S. L. Cathey (Min) A. E. Gray, Howard Deal, Statesville NC #6 Stony Point NC #1 Loray NC Inez Gray Lackey Charles W. Elliott Sarah J. 72/52 W 10/22/1910 Elwood E. Smith (JP) Robert Boger, Oscar Gaither, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. C. H. Smith Lackey Charles Austin Bustle Edna Lee 23/16 W 12/23/1947 J. H. Pressly (Min) Mrs. Rozzella West, Herman Stony Point NC Statesville NC Statesville NC West, Mrs. James W. Moses Iredell County, N. C. Marriage Register - Groom Index L - Z (1854-1964) Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Age R Date Official Witnesses G/B Lackey Charlie Sherrill Irma Lee 22/19 W 6/25/1933 J. Clyde Yates (Min) Mrs. F. N. Beaver, F. N. Statesville NC Statesville NC Iredell Co. Beaver, Mrs. J. Clyde Yates Lackey Claudius Wood- Patterson Hester Lucretia 27/16 W 2/19/1903 A. H. Goodin (Min) W. F. Mason, L. B. Mason, N. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. E. Goodin Lackey Clyde C. Bumgarner Bettie E. 21/18 W 3/23/1920 E. N. Crowder (Min) Ollie Krummin, W. D. Smith, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Mary Crowder Lackey Clyde Bergin Woodfin Florence Elizabeth 21/19 W 12/26/1917 Charles E. Raynal (Min) Mrs. C. E. Raynal, Mrs. P. N. Alexander Co. Iredell Co. Statesville NC Raynal, Mary Blackwelder Lackey Conway Dalton Dorothy Mae 20/17 W 2/8/1953 J. W. Croom (Min) Mrs. Asalee Dalton, Sallie Cleveland NC Houstonville Statesville NC Ann Dalton, John Kelly Morrison Lackey D. J. Willeford L. 21/21 W 2/15/1894 W. M. Pharr (Min) D. M. Templeton, R. M. Mecklenburg Co. Iredell Co. Reese, C. A. Walker Lackey Dale A. Oliver Grace 21/19 W 6/21/1943 E. Gettys Nunn (JP) Hiddenite NC Stony Point NC York SC Lackey David Buford Hamms Lillian Gail -- W 7/28/1962 B. H. Ziglar (Min) Robert Harris, Mrs. Robert b. 7/29/1923 Stony Point NC b. 7/15/1938 Stony Point NC Sharpsburg Tns. Harris, R. R. Goodnight Lackey David Watt Livingston Patricia Ann 22/19 W 6/13/1954 Robert Marshburn (Min) Cline Livingston, Mrs. Cline Statesville NC Forest Park GA Statesville NC Livingston, Mrs. Claude T. Bailey Lackey Donald Delbert Morrison Sarah Frances 21/20 W 11/19/1950 William F. Mitchell (Min) Mrs. Farrell Pope, Mrs. Stony Point NC Stony Point NC Shiloh Tns. Harlee Lackey, Farrell Pope Lackey E. H. Howard Kattie 26/19 W 1/5/1909 J. J. Edwards (Min) Fred H. Brown, Troy Cavin, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Z. B. Brown Lackey Edward Ernest Anthony Katie Waunita 21/18 W 2/15/1918 J. G. Horn (Min) R. L. Reid, Allie Johnson, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Bessie Benfield Lackey Edward Eugene Ayers Hazel Lorene 17/18 W 9/6/1952 G. D. White Mrs. Lester Pardue, Lester Statesville NC Troutman NC Olin NC Pardue, Mrs. Dale Payne Iredell County, N. C. Marriage Register - Groom Index L - Z (1854-1964) Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Age R Date Official Witnesses G/B Lackey Edwin Jack Goodwin Elizabeth 23/18 W 3/20/1940 S. L. Cathey (Min) Mrs. J. M. Stevenson, Mrs. Stony Point NC Stony Point NC Loray NC George B. Cathey, Mrs. S. L. Cathey Lackey Elbert R. Nelson Helen F. 19/20 W 10/9/1922 G. W. Fink (Min) Grace E. Morrow, Erleen Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Mooresville NC Grubb Glen Lackey Lackey Emmit Wilson Gregory Rosa E. 17/16 W 6/8/1912 J. G. Horne (Min) T. J. Kirkman, J. W. Morgan, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. C. M. Johnson Lackey Ernest Lee Barnes Eleanor 22/20 W 11/28/1936 C. H. Myers (Min) Mrs. M. L. Sykes, M. L. Mooresville NC Wilkes Co. Iredell Co. Sykes, Mrs. C. H. Myers Lackey Escar Lee Teague Betty Louise 20/17 W 12/19/1947 Everett H. Lowman Louise Lackey, Max Teague, Hiddenite #2 Statesville NC Statesville NC Mrs. E. H. Lowman Lackey Ezekiel Mc Patterson Mary Jack 26/23 W 10/8/1902 R. T. N. Stephenson (Min) P. W. Eagle, Pattie Beckham, Alexander Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Chalmer Lackey Lackey Foy White Oliver Meckie 22/17 W 11/30/1920 S. L. Cathey (Min) Charles R. Price, Duane Price, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Mrs. S. L. Cathey Lackey Francis Caldwell Emma 26/21 C 4/6/1912 G. W. Brewer (Min) Mat Allison, John Somers, Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Frank Somers Lackey Fred Adams Burlena 24/18 W 5/31/1947 G. R. Anderson (JP) W. W. Holland, O. B. Newton NC Alexander Co. Iredell Co. Lazenby, D. W. Speaks Lackey George Preston Morrison Mary Jane 23/24 C 2/15/1897 F. L. Bost (Min) L. R. Murdock, W. D. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Iredell Co. McLelland, J. S. Bost Lackey George Burke Bertha 22/19 C 10/4/1894 Levi Hawkins (Min) Jo Graham, Amos Allen Iredell Co. Iredell Co. Statesville NC Lackey Gilbert George Connolly Opal Lucille 22/20 W 1/17/1953 G. D. White (Min) James Connolly, George H. Hiddenite NC Hiddenite NC Olin NC Lackey, Mrs. G. D. White Lackey Grover Ray Roueche Peggy Sue 21/19 W 9/5/1959 Lester Beckham (Min) Mary Tessneer, Sue Roland, Stony Point NC Statesville NC Statesville Tns. Mrs. Doris Gantt Iredell County, N. C. Marriage Register - Groom Index L - Z (1854-1964) Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Age R Date Official Witnesses G/B Lackey H. L. Redman Lucinda - - 5/15/1870 R. M. Grant (JP) -- Iredell Co. Lackey Harold Vance White Mabel Eugenia 26/22 W 7/9/1937 N. D. Tomlin (JP) L. F. Ervin, Irma Bowie, Statesville NC Cornelius NC Iredell Co. Ervin Bowie Lackey Harold Lee Travis Naomi Pearl 23/18 W 10/19/1946 Charles C. Holland (Min) Clyde Gilmore, William C. Statesville NC Statesville NC Statesville NC Lackey, Charles L. Travis Lackey Haskell Pender Cain Erma 26/26 W 11/3/1934 J. L. Hood (Min) Clifton Allgood, Beulah Statesville NC Hamptonville NC Iredell Co. Goodman, Mrs. J. L. Hood Lackey Henry Howard Shaver Georgia Phyllis 21/19 W 7/1/1948 Everett H. Lowman (Min) Mrs. J. W. Tarelton, Jr., J. W. Statesville NC Statesville NC Bethany Tns. Tarelton, Jr., Mrs. E. H. Lowman Lackey Henry Russell Parker Judy Childress 22/26 W 11/29/1957 H. S. Douglas (JP) M. Maness, J. C. Rumple, B. Hiddenite NC Rt 2 Taylorsville NC Statesville NC C. Redmond Lackey Homer Neill White Mariann 21/19 W 5/30/1959 J. Chalmers Grose, Sr. Linda Elliott, Barbara White, Statesville NC Statesville NC (Min) Jerry Harrison Statesville NC Lackey Horace Linwood Blair Helen 19/25 W 3/7/1950 H.
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