Vitals:  Marriages:  William J. Abercrombie m. M. S. Griggs:  Fayette Co., GA


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State of Georgia,                                                                                                  
Fayette County                                                                                                   
To any Minister of the Gospel, Judge of the Superior or Inferior Court, or 
Justice of the Peace. You are hereby authorized to join William J. 
Abercrombie and Miss M. S. Griggs in the Holy State of Matrimony, 
according to the Constitution and laws of this State, and for so doing this 
shall be your sufficent License. Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day 
of February 1864.                                                                                              
Geo. C. King, Ordinary                                                                                       
Georgia,                                                                                                                   
Fayette County                                                                                                        
I hereby certify that the marriage of the persons named in the above License 
was duly solemnized before me, this 21st day of Febry 1864.                          
H. Walker, M. G.                                                                                             
Recorded Nov. 26, 1868                                                                                                                   
Edward Connor, Ex. Office Clk. C. O.                                                                       
Note:  M. S. Griggs was Milly/Millie S. Griggs, daughter of Rhodum M. 
Griggs and first wife, Hepzibah Jones. (Milly was also the half-sister of my 
grt. grandfather, James Neal Griggs). The Abercrombie's and Griggs' were 
closely associated and moved westward into Alabama. Milly married #2. 
Nathaniel Green Skidmore on the 21 August 1902. She was Nathaniel's fifth 
wife. I believe Milly (Griggs) Skidmore to be buried in an unmarked grave in 
the Oleander Methodist Church Cemetery in Marshall County, Al.