Fulton County GaArchives Marriages.....Ivey, Sarah Turner - Kiser, M.C. December 2, 1890
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The Atlanta Constitution, December 2, 1890
The Atlanta Constitution
Tuesday, December 2, 1890
Page Ten

This afternoon at the residence of the bride elect, Major M.C. Kiser and Mrs. 
Ivey will be united in marriage.  The wedding ceremony will be witnessed by 
only a few friends and relatives. 

The Atlanta Constitution
Wednesday, December 3, 1890
Page Seven

Kiser – Ivey

Major M.C. Kiser and Mrs. Sarah Turner were united in marriage

At (word blurred) o’clock yesterday afternoon, Major M.C. Kiser and Mrs. Sarah 
Turner Ivey were united in marriage. The ceremony taking place in the private 
(word blurred) of Mrs. Ivey at the Bell house.  The service was performed 
jointly by Rev. Dr. Haw(blurred) and Rev. Dr. Morrison and was witnessed by 
nobody except a few relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties.
Immediately after the ceremony Major and Mrs. Kiser were driven to the elegant 
home of Major (words faded out)  eachtree (Peachtree?).  There they were 
called upon by many friends and hearty were the congratulations extended 
them.  There were no invited guests, but a great number of friends of both 
(word faded out) during the evening the Bell house boys, and ushers going in a 
body.

The pretty romance of this wedding is the (word faded) lends additional 
interest to it.  Thirty-five years ago Mr. Kiser and Miss Turner were engaged 
to be married.  Circumstances separated them and both subsequently married.  
Later, (words faded)found themselves free fate threw them together and the old 
love was renewed.  And now, (word faded out) thirty five years, they are Mr. 
and Mrs. Kiser.

Mrs. Kiser is a handsome, dignified lady with many friends in Atlanta who love 
and admire her.  Major Kiser is one of Atlanta’s best and prominent citizens 
and of Georgia’s (word faded) est men.  No man is better known, none is (word 
faded) generally admired.  It is impossible to estimate the worth of a citizen 
like Major Kiser.  (Word faded) ent in everything designed to benefit the 
(word faded) tive and zealous in every movement in (words faded) he takes part 
he has undoubtedly been a(words faded) or in the upbuilding of Atlanta.  The 
people appreciate such citizens and many and hearty are the congratulations to 
him and his bride (words faded) happiness, but no congratulations can be (word 
faded) and no better wishes can be wished than those of the Constitution.


Additional Comments:
Transcriber's note: I'm not related to or researching the Ivey, Kiser and 
Turner families.

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