Marriage Record of George Thomas Coker Hearne and Frances Powell, Montgomery, Alabama

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Marriage Record of G. T. C. Hearne and Frances Powell
Montgomery County Marriage Book A-B, page 55-56

G. T. C. Hearn   )     Montgomery, November 25, 1822
      to         )     To the Clerk of the County
Frances Powell   )     This is to verify that I

give my concent to the marriage of my daughter with Mr. Thomas Hearn (G.T.C. Hearne).

                                       
                                       Thomas Powell

The State of Alabama }    Know all men
Montgomery County    }    by these presents

that we, George Thomas C. Hearn and Willis Smith are held and firmly bound
unto his excellency Isreal Pickens, Govenor of this State, and his successors, 
in office, in the penal sum of two hundred dollars for the payment of which will 
and truly be made we bind ourselves and each and every of our heirs executors or 
administrators jointly and severely firmly by these presents sealed with our seals 
and dated the 20th day of November A.D. 1822.

The condition of the above obligation is such that if there be no lawful cause 
why George T. C. Hearn and Miss Frances Powell should not be joined together in the holy 
union of Matrimony then this obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force
and virtue.

Signed sealed and delivered                George T. C. Hearn
in the presense of                         Willis Smith
G. H. Gibb 


The State of Alabama  }
Montgomery County     }     To any ordained Minister

of the Gospel, any Judge of the Circuit or County courts or Justice of the Peace for 
said county, Greetings:  You are hereby authorized to celebrate the rites of matrimony 
between George T. C. Hearn and Miss Frances Powell and this shall be your sufficient 
authority  for so doing.  Given under my hand and seal the 26th day of November A.D. 1822 
and of American Independence the 47th year

                                               G. H. Gibb, Register

This is to certify that I have celebrated the rites of matrimony between the within 
named parties on the 19 day of Decm. 1822
                    John S. Ashley