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Usa, Michigan Marriages 1865 U.S.A., MICHIGAN MARRIAGES 1865 - 1925 Images available on familysearch.com Abbreviations: b. - birth; bapt. - baptism; m. - marriage; Mmn - Mother's maiden name; Tp - Township GRO - General Register Office. www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp Transcribed by Julia Mitchell MARRIAGE GROOM/BRIDE WITNESSES NOTES Date Year Place in Mich. Forename Surname (Maiden) Age Birthplace Occupation Father Mother Mother Forename Surname Register Transcriber forename (surname) forename maiden name 02-Aug 1867 Marquette. William BEARD 31 Cornwall, Eng. Carpenter Joiner Bishop McCloskey Margaretta Baker 26 Wertemburg, Germany Capt Fitch? 12-Nov 1867 Benzonia. Willard Boulden CLEVELAND 27 St. Buan, Cornwall J. K. Smith Orril Annie Smith 22 Chester, Mass Ada Jaqueth, Miss 24-Dec 1867 Sherman. Alfred CRUSE 22 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Henry Murthy? Mary Susan JACKSON 18 Cornwall, Eng. Mary Jane Hartly? 12-Sep 1867 Kalamazoo. Thomas HAM 47 Cornwall, Eng Gardener Ralph Lilly Hannah Hall 44 England Margarett Johnson 02-Nov 1867 Copper Falls. Thomas HOLLOW 25 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Thomas Edwards (mark) Ana Selena Uren 17 Wisconsin Abraham Roberts 05-Sep 1867 Clifton. Joseph THOMAS 26 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Samuel Bennetts Mary Ann JENNINGS? 16 Cornwall, Eng. Joseph Andrews 30-Nov 1867 Bay Huts. Stephen TREG…? 23 Cornwall, Eng. Miner James Wales Mary Jane WALES 21 Cornwall, Eng. William Benny? 27-Apr 1868 Marquette. Thomas ARTHURS 26 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Henry F Stanton Elizabeth KNOWLES 22 Cornwall, Eng. Thos H F Stanton 24-Dec 1868 Eagle River. John BENNETTS 25 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Jonathan Cox Laura Cox 18 Hazel? Green, Wisconsin Jane Cox 18-Aug 1868 Putnam. William C CLEMO 28 Cornwall, Eng. School teacher Elizabeth Simpson Rachael E Brown 20 Toledo, Ohio Charra M Perrin 04-Jan 1868 Barton Mine. Alfred GOULETTE? 24 Cornwall, Eng. Carpenter William ?---thorn Anney MOORE 24? Redruth Mary Ann Smithram? 26-Sep 1868 Hancock. Simon KINSMAN 23 England Miner William Quick Elizabeth Vivian 24 England Mary Kitllon? 05-Mar 1868 Jackson. Thomas TREMELLING 25 Cornwall, Eng Miner Terese Jones Catherine West 22 Germany Minnie West 05-Jun 1869 Phoenix. Richard TOY 28 Redruth, Cornwall Miner James Dower? Elizabeth Jane SMITH CRIC…? 31 Illogen?, Cornwall Martha Dower 12-Dec 1869 Eagle --? Richard Per--? Quebec?, Canada Teamster Joseph Blight Hariet MICHEL? ? Kenwin, Cornwall Mary Blight 02-Jun 1869 Eagle River. Richard PETERS 24 Cornwall, Eng Miner William Shel--? Mary Kitto? SHEL-- HOLLOW 28 Ludgvan, Cornwall Mary Shel--? Wid 17-Jun 1869 Eagle River. Thomas RODDA 27 Crowan, Cornwall Mining Engineer Edwin Jarvis? Sarah Elizabeth JARVIS? DAVIES? 17 ? ?.nary? Davies 28-Nov 1869 Clifton. William RODDA 29 Cornwall, Eng. Miner George Mitchell Lucy Bennallack 18 England Mary Ann Mitchell 29-Nov 1869 Bay State Mine?. Edwin RULE 27 Kenwin, Eng Miner Elizabeth G Tre---? Sophia Jane POLKINGHORNE 26 Tiwardreath, Eng Elizabeth ?--- Polkinghorne 17-Feb 1869 Eagle River. James THOMAS 33 Germoe, Cornwall Miner Richard Kitto Mary KITTO 23 Breage, Cornwall Stephen Padey? 22-May 1869 Clifton. William TREBILCOCK 26 Cornwall, Eng Miner Marmaduke Trebilcock Alice Perry? SANDLING? 17 Cornwall, Eng Mary Ann Trebilcock 05-Apr 1869 Jackson. John TREMELLING 21 Cornwall, Eng. Miner J H Hough, Mrs Minnie West 19 Frankfurt, Germany Mary Thompson 22-Feb 1869 Detroit. Joseph West WHITING 27 Cornwall, Eng Blacksmith Joseph H Austin Helen M. Neal 24 Novi, Mich Jonathan Nial 23-Mar 1870 Pontiac. Nelson E Dewell 23 Godrick, M. Livery man J. C. Morris Lillian E.J. STEVENS 20 Cornwall, Eng Louisa Bowman 08-Oct 1870 Detroit. George SOWDEN 26 Cornwall, Eng Miller John Kendall Ann MORRIS 24 Cornwall, Eng John Dean 06-Jun 1870 Clifton. Richard WILLIAMS 23 Camborn, Eng Miner George Harris MARRIAGE GROOM/BRIDE WITNESSES NOTES Date Year Place in Mich. Forename Surname (Maiden) Age Birthplace Occupation Father Mother Mother Forename Surname Register Transcriber Maria Gate 23 Devonshire, Eng Samuel ?-ale 28-Dec 1871 Phoenix. James BRAY 20 Cornwall, Eng. Blacksmith Jane/June Wallace Mary? ? CARTER 18 Cornwall, Eng. Jane Pearrin? 01-Jun 1871 Michigan William CRAZE 23 St. Ives?, Cornwall Miner Thomas Craze Mary Harry? PENBARTHY 24 St Ives?, Cornwall William Hockings 05-Nov 1871 Eaton Rapids. Edwin Joseph GUNDRY 28 Falmouth, Eng Hotel clerk Peter W Knowles Clara Catherine Ellis 20 Hastings, Mich Harriet Knowles 26-Apr 1871 Houghton. John HOSKING 28 Cornwall, Eng Engineer Catherine D Douglass Bathsheba NICHOLLS 27 Cornwall, Eng Rhoda L Sa--le 24-Aug 1871 Allouez. John Clements MARKS 47 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Richard James Tryphena JAMES WILLIAMS 46 Cornwall, Eng. Eliza Banfield 23-May 1871 Copper Falls. Willm T? MOYLES 28 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Willm Webb Elizabeth MOYLE 21 Cornwall, Eng. Sophia Webb 03-Jul 1871 Detroit. William H. Potter 43 New York State Carpenter Stephen Merritt Mary O. STEVENS/ STEVENSON 22 Cornwall, Eng Susan Merritt 16-May 1871 Houghton. William H RULE 23 Cornwall, Eng Miner Ann Bawden Emily LUKE 17 Cornwall, Eng Emma Mellon 10-Dec 1871 Mason, Ionia. John F. Thayer 28 Catarangus, New York Farmer A. D. Millspaugh Mary A. BENALLECK 29 Cornwall, Eng Sarah Millspaugh 29-Apr 1871 Cliff Mine Edward THOMAS 33 Cornwall, Eng. Miner John Preston Kelly Mary RICHARDS 34 Cornwall, Eng. Preston Keelley, Mrs? 28-Mar 1872 Hancock. Joseph, Jr GILES 21 Cornwall, Eng. Laborer Joseph Giles Emma J Johns 16 Ontonagon Wm Johns 26-May 1872 Calumet. Edwin JORY 23 Cornwall, Eng Miner Reynolds, Mr. Mary REYNOLDS 22 Cornwall, Eng. Reynolds, Mrs 17-Jun 1872 Howell. James P RICHARDS 27 Cornwall, Eng Engineer Mary Rupert Sarah Jane Switz 28 N.Y. Mary E Switz 01-Jul 1873 Copper Falls. Thomas FORD 27 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Maria? E Webb Mary N Webb 18 Wisconsin Amelia J Rosewarne 31-Dec 1873 Central Mine. William JENKINS 23 Cornwall, Eng. Miner John Jenkins Mary Etta Everitt? 18 Fulton, Mich H? Everett 28-Jun 1873 Copper Falls. William H MOYLE 26 Cornwall, Eng. Miner William Clark Emily A CLARK 16 Cornwall, Eng. Lucy Clark 25-Oct 1873 Clifton. William Henry PERKINS 36 Cornwall, Eng. Miner John Odgers Caroline A Fischer 26 Ireland Julia A Wright 18-Oct 1873 Phoenix. Alfred RICHARDS 24 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Fanny Davies Elizabeth A Davis 18 Wisconsin Samuel Martin 04-Sep 1874 Pewabic Mine. James BLACKNEY 22 St. Agnes, Cornwall Miner William Sobey Margaret Ann LaubSCHELORN/ SCHELEM 18 Ludgvan, Cornwall John Sobey 20-Jun 1874 Red Jacket. John Francis BOWDEN 26 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Richard Bowden Mary Jane LUKE 17 Cornwall, Eng. Ann Bowden 09-May 1874 Pewabic Mine. William BRAY 47 Gwennapp, Cornwall Miner William Scandling Mary Anna CURTIS 38 Gwennapp John Sheppard 16-Nov 1874 Eagle ?. John H CARAH 27 Cornwall, Eng. Machinest William Harry Carrie Cocking 22 ?- Wisconsin Matilda Cocking 01-Jan 1874 Hancock. Joseph S CURNOW 25 Cornwall, Eng. Clerk John Curnow Alma Snell 18 Cliff Mine Jemima Smith 12-Mar 1874 Port Huron. James L Fields ? St. Lawrence Co, Ont Edward J Moore Jennie BENNETT TILLEY ? Cornwall, Eng B. C. Farrand 26-Dec 1874 Port Huron. Frederick I Fitzgerald ?-- ?--ingston, Canada Painter Charlote Palmer Augusta Maud VARCOE ?--? Cornwall, Eng Martha Everts 01-Sep 1874 L'anse Barage. Alexander Frankford 29 Wyoming Co, Ohio Engineer William M---? Louise JOHNS 22 Cornwall, Eng M---?, Mrs. 05-Mar 1874 Copper Falls. William HOCKING 35 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Frances Gribble Jane GILBERT 34 none given John Gilbert 03-Mar 1874 Central Mine. William H HOSKIN 25 Cornwall, Eng. Miner William Tucker? Elizabeth Bond 30 William Polglase 12-Sep 1874 Clifton. James HOSKING 27 Cornwall, Eng. Miner William D Richards Ellen MARKS, Mrs. RICHARDS 31 Cornwall, Eng. Susan Richards 24-Dec 1874 Copper Falls. John LANYON 22 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Noah Bennett Elizabeth Jane BENNETTS 18 Cornwall, Eng. Elizabeth Ann Bennetts 14-Feb 1874 Copper Falls. Wm Alfred LUDLOW 33 Cornwall, Eng. Miner John H Moyle Elizabeth Jane RIMFREY 25 Cornwall, Eng. T G Remfrey 14-Feb 1874 Phoenix. Francis Mitchell 23 England Miner Joseph Watters MARRIAGE GROOM/BRIDE WITNESSES NOTES Date Year Place in Mich. Forename Surname (Maiden) Age Birthplace Occupation Father Mother Mother Forename Surname Register Transcriber Louisa WATTERS 15 England Catherine Watters 16-Mar 1874 Charlotte. Wm. H. POLLARD 39 Penzance, Eng Farmer Emily H. Robinson Orpha L Strong 30 Se--o, N.Y. Rosa Robinson 15-Aug 1874 Calumet. Samuel John SINCOCK 23? Cornwall, Eng Clerk in store E T Curtis Mary Higgens 17 Devon, Eng M Higgins 05-Sep 1874 Eagle River. Samuel STEVENS 30 Cornwall, Eng. Miner W S Bennetts Mary Jane CONNOR 27 Cornwall, Eng. James Evans 30-May 1874 Houghton. John William WESTLAKE 22 Lantlivery Parish, Eng Blacksmith John Clegg Grace REYNOLDS 17 Cornwall, Eng. S R? Clegg 24-Sep 1874 Copper Falls. Henry WILLIAMS 35 Cornwall, Eng. Carpenter Amelia Rosewarne Elizabeth Rucantle? 26 Cumberland Maria E Webb 28-Mar 1874 Copper Falls. William C WILLIAMS 22 Cornwall, Eng. Miner James Trevassow Mary Agnes STODDEN 17 Cornwall, Eng. Antony Trevassow 11-Dec 1875 Allouez. Thomas H BAWDEN 30 Breage, Cornwall Miner M J ?-, Mrs Mary Ann Tredrear 21 Northumberland Mary Jane Treg---? 03-Jun 1875 Copper Falls. John CRABB 26 St Ives, Eng James Prisk Eliza Jane Stephens 19 Copper Falls, Mich Susanna Grisk? 13-Mar 1875 Palmyra. Peter JAMES 26 Cornwall, Eng Carpenter B Frank Eayers Eliza Maria Eayers 25 Palmyra, Lenawee, Mich Mary L Eayers 21-Aug 1875 Eagle River. Thomas LUKE 22 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Sarah M Retallick Susan Roswarne 31 Devon Bessie Hodge 02-Oct 1875 Phoenix. Andrew NICHOLS 36 St Ives Miner Edward Warrington Annie WARRINGTON 40 St Ives Elizabeth Warrington 09-Oct 1875 Eagle River. James PHILLIPS 22 Cornwall, Eng. Miner Thomas ? Susan Jane ROWE 22 Cornwall, Eng. Elizabeth ? 20-May 1875 Copper Falls. James PRISK 24 Mavagiss, Cornwall Miner John Crabb Susanna Collins 17 Scotland Eliza Jane Stephens 02-Oct 1875 Clifton.
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