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1963-1939 ML by DATE R1.Xlsx Hanover Marriage Licenses 1863-1939 INSTRUMENT # GROOM BRIDE DATE RECORDED FILE # 18630422400000000 GREGORY, THOMAS LITTLEPAGE WINSTON, SALLY PENDLETON 4/22/1863 CML63000001 18630528400000000 ROSSER, THOMAS LAFAYETTE WINSTON, BETTIE BARBARA 5/28/1863 CML63000002 18640225400000000 WRIGHT, FRANCIS E GOODALL, EDMONIA M 2/20/1864 CML64000001 18650112400000000 WRIGHT, GEORGE HENRY BOWLES, FRANCES 1/12/1865 CML65000001 18650118400000000 VIA, WILLIAM HAMIT WHITLOCK, VIRGINIA 1/18/1865 CML65000002 18650124400000000 BARKER, WILLIAM EDWARD BURNETT, MARGARET 1/24/1865 CML65000003 18650128400000000 MATTHEWS, HENRY WICKER, LOUISA 1/28/1865 CML65000004 18650201400000000 STONE, ROBERT RUSHING GRUBBS, FANNEY WASHINGTON 2/1/1865 CML65000005 18650202400000000 LUCORD, WILLIAM THOMAS ATKINS, ELLA CATHARINE 2/2/1865 CML65000006 18650222400000000 NUCKOLS, ANDREW BROADDUS WOODSON, MARY JANE 2/22/1865 CML65000007 18650301400000000 LANDRUM, EDWARD FONTAINE TUCK, MARY ELIZA 3/1/1865 CML65000008 18650306400000000 PERRIN, JOSEPH TYLER, ELVIRA ANGELINA FRANCES 3/6/1865 CML65000009 18650306400000100 HUNTLEY, WESLEY P PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH FRANCES 3/6/1865 CML65000010 18650308400000100 TUCKER, JOHN THOMAS MARTIN, ELIZABETH 3/8/1865 CML65000011 18650401400000100 DUGGINS, PATRICK HENRY BOWLES, MARY ELIZA 4/1/1865 CML65000012 18650506400000100 BECKER, GEORGE CADY, MARY ELIZA 5/6/1865 CML65000013 18650528400000100 TINSLEY, JOHN C HILL, MARCIA A 5/28/1865 CML65000014 18650828400000100 ARMSTRONG, ZACHARIAH P AMOS, WILLIANNA 8/28/1865 CML65000015 18650901400000100 HARRIS, THOMAS COY, CHARLOTTE 9/1/1865 CML65000016 18650918400000100 HARRIS, WILLIAM HENRY MELTON, LOUISA SHELTON 9/18/1865 CML65000017 18650922400000100 CORKER, JOHN COLEMAN BAKER, VIRGINIA ELLEN 9/22/1865 CML65000018 18650922400000100 WASH, WILLIAM HENRY HALL, LOUISA ANN 9/22/1865 CML65000019 18650926400000200 SOUTHWORTH, REUBIN PERKINS, LUCY C 9/26/1865 CML65000020 18650927400000200 COAKLEY, ROBERT HENRY LOWRY, RACHAEL T 9/27/1865 CML65000021 18651001400000200 GLASCO, HENRY JOHNSON, HARDENIA REBECCA 10/1/1865 CML65000022 18651002400000200 WICKER, WASHINGTON WRIGHT, NANCY 10/2/1865 CML65000027 18651005400000200 BUTLER, JOSEPH G WARBRITTAIN, SARAH JANE 10/5/1865 CML65000023 18651009400000200 THOMPSON, SAMUEL G MADDOX, MARTHA JANE 10/9/1865 CML65000024 18651017400000200 NORMENT, SAMUEL WILLIAM JETER, JULIA ELLEN 10/17/1865 CML65000025 18651019400000200 QUARLES, GIDEON MOSBY, ELIZA 10/19/1865 CML65000026 18651023400000200 BRADLEY, LITTLEBERRY D CARTER, SALLIE ANN 10/23/1865 CML65000028 18651024400000200 SMITH, ARCHER BENJAMIN SNEAD, SUE WINN 10/24/1865 CML65000029 18651101400000300 TILLER, GEORGE WASHINGTON WOODSON, INDIANNA ROSENA 11/1/1865 CML65000030 Hanover Marriage Licenses 1863-1939 INSTRUMENT # GROOM BRIDE DATE RECORDED FILE # 18651101400000300 BOOZE, JOHN PLEASANT STEWART, CATHARINE D 11/1/1865 CML65000031 18651106400000300 LEITCH, JOHN FRANCIS BULLOCK, MALVINA DELRUTH 11/6/1865 CML65000032 18651108400000300 CARTER, RICHARD JENKINS, ANNIE B 11/8/1865 CML65000033 18651108400000300 SALE, ROBERT RODGERS THOMAS, MOLLIE ELLEN 11/8/1865 CML65000034 18651117400000300 TATE, JAMES PRICE WASH, LAVINIA SMITH 11/17/1865 CML65000035 18651123400000300 LANE, NEMIAH PAYNE, SARAH A 11/23/1865 CML65000036 18651127400000300 HARRIS, JOHN THOMAS MELTON, ALMEDA FRANCES 11/27/1865 CML65000037 18651128400000300 COLEMAN, HARRISON TAYLOR, LUCY ANN 11/28/1865 CML65000038 18651128400000300 CARTER, ROBERT SAMUEL HOPKINS, ADELPHIA POLLARD 11/28/1865 CML65000039 18651209400000400 EVANS, JOHN THOMAS PERKINS, MISSOURI CAMPBELL 12/9/1865 CML65000040 18651211400000400 MCGHEE, PETER CRUTCHFIELD ALLISON, GEORGETTA 12/11/1865 CML65000041 18651218400000400 WASH, LUCIUS EDWIN BOURN, VIRGINIA JACKSON 12/18/1865 CML65000042 18651218400000400 STANLEY, JOEL THOMAS BROCK, ELIZA MCKINZIE 12/18/1865 CML65000043 18651218400000400 HARDEN, THOMAS BOSHER, CATHARINE JAMES 12/18/1865 CML65000044 18651219400000400 COCKE, BENJAMIN KNIGHT BOWLES, MOLLIE ELIZABETH 12/19/1865 CML65000045 18651219400000400 BAKER, SAMUEL MARTIN LUMPKIN, BETTIE FRANCES 12/19/1865 CML65000046 18651221400000400 BURNETT, WHITEWELL E BAKER, HARRIETT ELIZABETH 12/21/1865 CML65000047 18651221400000400 JONES, JAMES EDWARD SMITH, ELLA CARRINGTON 12/21/1865 CML65000048 18651221400000400 INGRAHM, WILLIAM STEWART, REBECCA M 12/21/1865 CML65000049 18651221400000500 TUCKER, HENRY TAZEWELL BASKET, LEW ELLEN 12/21/1865 CML65000050 18651223400000500 JOHNSON, REUBEN CHANDLER, AGNES 12/23/1865 CML65000051 18651223400000500 BARKER, BENJAMIN JENKINS, ARAMINTA ELLA 12/23/1865 CML65000052 18651223400000500 HENRY, JULIUS ANDREW HUGHES, MARY CATHARINE 12/23/1865 CML65000053 18651223400000500 TYLER, REUBEN CHAMBERLAYNE, AGNES 12/23/1865 CML65000054 18651223400000500 PERRIN, JOHN HENRY DUKE, SUSAN ANN 12/23/1865 CML65000055 18651225400000500 BAUGHAN, JAMES AUGUSTUS SPICER, LOUISA VIRGINIA 12/25/1865 CML65000056 18651226400000500 BERKELEY, EDMOND CHRISTIAN, SALLY 12/26/1865 CML65000057 18651226400000500 TYLER, ALJOURNAL TYLER, ANNA MARIA 12/26/1865 CML65000058 18651227400000500 TIMBERLAKE, JAMES PAYNE, TULIP 12/27/1865 CML65000059 18651227400000600 HARRIS, ALBERT JACKSON, LUCINDA 12/27/1865 CML65000060 18651228400000600 HALL, PETER CARTER, MARY JANE 12/28/1865 CML65000061 18651228400000600 GRUBBS, WILLIAM HENRY STEWART, SARAH JANE 12/28/1865 CML65000062 18651229400000600 DAVENPORT, MOSES ANDERSON, MARY ANN 12/29/1865 CML65000063 Hanover Marriage Licenses 1863-1939 INSTRUMENT # GROOM BRIDE DATE RECORDED FILE # 18651230400000600 THIGPEN, ALLEN TERRY, NANCY M 12/30/1865 CML65000064 18660101400000000 TUCKER, THOMAS ADAMS, ANN SUSAN 1/1/1866 CML66000001 18660101400000000 SMITH, SAMUEL LASCO JERRELL, ARABELLA GERTRUDE 1/1/1866 CML66000002 18660101400000000 MATTHEWS, THOMAS CAMPBELL, NANCY 1/1/1866 CML66000003 18660105400000000 RUCKER, GLOUCESTER TRUEHEART, KEZIAH 1/5/1866 CML66000004 18660106400000000 LIVESAY, GEORGE WASHINGTON SLAUGHTER, DELETERIA 1/6/1866 CML66000005 18660108400000000 HOTT, WILLIAM HENRY TINSLEY, SARAH ELIZABETH 1/8/1866 CML66000006 18660108400000000 PERRIN, RICHARD ALBERT PERRIN, EMUELLA T CLAY 1/8/1866 CML66000007 18660109400000000 ANDREWS, JAMES THORNTON BUTLER, MARY JANE 1/9/1866 CML66000008 18660112400000000 LOWRY, LUTHER NELSON TURNER, MARY ANN 1/12/1866 CML66000009 18660115400000100 POLLARD, RICHARD PEYTON HUDSON, CATHERINE T 1/15/1866 CML66000010 18660115400000100 MANTLO, JAMES HENRY BURNETT, MARY AGNESS 1/15/1866 CML66000011 18660116400000100 HAZLEGROVE, BENJAMIN ARTHUR TIMBERLAKE, MARY 1/16/1866 CML66000012 18660122400000100 BROACH, JOSEPH LAWRENCE EDWARDS, CATHARINE EMMA 1/22/1866 CML66000013 18660123400000100 HALL, PATRICK HENRY ELLIOTT, BETHENIA LOWELL 1/23/1866 CML66000014 18660201400000100 CHILDREY, JOHN HOWARD ROBINSON, HELEN MARGARET 2/1/1866 CML66000015 18660203400000100 CROSS, SAMUEL PRICE, LUCY 2/3/1866 CML66000016 18660209400000100 TAYLOR, SAMUEL STRAUGHN MARSHALL, LUCY PENN 2/9/1866 CML66000017 18660209400000100 FRANCIS, CHARLES ROLAND TERRELL, FANNY HARRIET 2/9/1866 CML66000018 18660213400000100 JOHNSON, WILLIAM JAMES JONES, ELIZA O 2/13/1866 CML66000019 18660213400000200 FAUNTLEROY, OSBORNE WINGFIELD, PRISCILLA 2/13/1866 CML66000020 18660213400000200 MCGRUDER, ZACHARIAH SYLVANUS GOODALL, ELLEN VIRGINIA 2/13/1866 CML66000021 18660216400000200 TILLER, ROBERT ELWOOD JONES, SARAH EMILY 2/16/1866 CML66000022 18660217400000200 BROWN, JAMES HENRY KIRBY, NANCY 2/17/1866 CML66000023 18660220400000200 HENDERSON, JOHN HENRY SMITH, JUDITH 2/20/1866 CML66000024 18660223400000200 DUNN, THOMAS BUCHANAN LADD, MARY CATHERINE 2/23/1866 CML66000025 18660228400000200 TAYLOR, SCIPRO ROBINSON, AGNES 2/28/1866 CML66000026 18660310400000200 SHELTON, RICHARD ELLIS, FRANCIS 3/10/1866 CML66000027 18660313400000200 GODDIN, THOMAS HAMNER GILMAN, LUCY ANN 3/13/1866 CML66000028 18660313400000200 DAVIS, WILLIAM HARDEN TERRELL, ANNIE 3/13/1866 CML66000029 18660316400000300 MARTIN, JAMES PARSONS, ELIZABETH 3/16/1866 CML66000030 18660322400000300 HOOKER, JOHN GUY GOODMAN, VIRGINIA 3/22/1866 CML66000031 18660328400000300 SEAY, ANDREW JACKSON SEAY, MARTHA ANN ELIZABETH 3/28/1866 CML66000032 Hanover Marriage Licenses 1863-1939 INSTRUMENT # GROOM BRIDE DATE RECORDED FILE # 18660402400000300 BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY TYLER, CAROLINE WATKINS 4/2/1866 CML66000033 18660503400000300 CONVERSE, FRANCIS BARTLETT POLLARD, ELLEN ELIZABETH 5/3/1866 CML66000034 18660511400000300 GRUBBS, JOSEPH GENTRY, ANNA ELIZA 5/11/1866 CML66000035 18660512400000300 FARMER, WILLIAM HENRY ANTHONY, MARY ELLEN 5/12/1866 CML66000036 18660515400000300 WINSTON, JOHN FLEMING PRICE, AMEY 5/15/1866 CML66000037 18660522400000300 HARRIS, JAMES KINNEY, MARTHA ANN 5/22/1866 CML66000038 18660528400000300 TUCKER, BENJAMIN WICKHAM, CHRISTINA 5/28/1866 CML66000039 18660529400000400 ALEXANDER, ARTHUR CHRISTIAN, MARTHA ELLEN 5/29/1866 CML66000040 18660601400000400 PRICE, ISRAEL ANDERSON, TENA 6/1/1866 CML66000042 18660602400000400 MILLS, JOHN THOMAS TERRELL, ALICE BROWN 6/2/1866 CML66000041 18660605400000400 BROWN, THOMAS LEE FONTAINE, MARY MORRIS 6/5/1866 CML66000043 18660605400000400 WOOD, JOSEPH THOMAS STEPHENSON, ROSETTA ANN 6/5/1866 CML66000044 18660615400000400 ASKEW, ALFRED STANLEY, SARAH E 6/15/1866 CML66000045 18660616400000400 WICKHAM, JAMES M TERRELL, LUCY MANN 6/16/1866 CML66000046 18660702400000400 BRYANT, JAMES TAYLOR MCGHEE, MARTHA JANE 7/2/1866 CML66000047 18660702400000400 TUCKER, JAMES ALLEN BEAZLEY, FANNY ANN 7/2/1866 CML66000048 18660711400000400 ROMAN, JOHN HARRIS, ANNIE 7/11/1866 CML66000049 18660720400000500 MILLS, SAMUEL
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