Crawford-Monroe County GaArchives Marriages.....Fincher, Josie E. - Blasingame, Morgan November 26 1890
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The Butler Herald, December 9, 1890
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, December 9, 1890
Page Three

Blasingame – Fincher

At the home of the bride’s mother, at Robley, Crawford County, November 26th at 
3 o’clock p.m. Mr. Morgan Blasingame was married to Miss Josie E. Fincher.  The 
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.W. Childs in solemn and impressive manner.  
The groom is a handsome young man and a successful farmer of Monroe County.  
The bride is a beautiful, quiet and industrious young lady of Crawford County.  
The attendants were Mr. Charles Fincher and Miss Alvah Adams; Mr. R. Blasingame 
and Miss Minnie Holmes; Mr. B.Z. Holmes and Miss Lizzie Mauk; Mr. A.W. Childs 
and Miss Annie Fincher.  The bridal presents were as follows:

Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Hillsman, parlor rocking chair; Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Fincher, 
set of silver knives and forks; Mr. E.A. Fincher, 1 doz. Silver teaspoons; Mr. 
and Mrs. S.C. Mauk, silver pickle stand; H.D. Fincher, set of china; Mr. and 
Mrs. A.D. Johnson, set of table linen; Miss Mattie Bowen, glass tea service; 
Miss Anna Fincher, handsome parlor lamp; Miss Minnie Holmes, swinging lamp; 
Mrs. S.A. Fincher, cherry bedroom set; Julius Fincher, New Home sewing machine; 
Miss Mollie McNeiss, parlor lamp; J.M. Webb, china washstand set; H.P. Wallace, 
tin water set; Mr. Emmett Beckston, lovely silver tea service; Miss Alvah 
Adams, a handsome picture.

At 4 o’clock the party were invited in to lunch where nothing good was 
missing.  All were silent for a few moments while Rev. Mr. Childs in an 
appropriate manner returned thanks to the Giver of all gifts for the 
refreshments.  Miss Lizzie Mauk and Mr. H.P. Wallace waited on the table in 
their own graceful way.  A grand reception was given at 8 o’clock p.m. to which 
everybody in the neighborhood was invited.  May the couple ever be as happy as 
on that occasion.


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