Henry-Hall County GaArchives Marriages.....Lilly, Miss Anne Adele - Carmichael, Lemuel R. October 1896
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The Henry County Weekly, October 9, 1896:
     “Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Lemuel Ragland Carmichael, of
this city, and Miss Anne Adele Lilly, of Gainesville, next Wednesday, the 15th
inst.”

The Henry County Weekly, October 16, 1896
“Carmichael-Lilly
     Mr. L. R. Carmichael, accompanied by his brother and sister, Mr. Harris 
and Miss Trellis Carmichael. Miss Pearl Carmichael, Mr. Homer Brooks and Col. 
Stephens, left Wednesday morning for Gainesville, where he was married yesterday
to Miss Anne Lilly, an excellent and popular young lady of that city.
     Mr. Carmichael has just completed a lovely new residence opposite the 
Brown house, where they will reside. Both are popular young people, with rosy
promises of life before them, and numerous friends will join in congratulations
and wishes for them that it may be long, with the full realization of all its
brightest hopes.
     For want of time, we are unable to give an extended notice of the ceremony
in this issue.”

The Henry County Weekly, October 23, 1896:

“The Carmichael-Lilly Nuptials
     McDonough, Oct. 20- Thursday last Mr. Lemuel R. Carmichael of McDonough
was married to Miss Anne Adele Lilly of Gainesville. The marriage occured at 
the home of the bride's parents in Gainesville, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. J. F. Pharr, the Presbyterian minister of McDonough.
     Mrs. Carmichael is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lilly and is 
universally admired in Gainseville. Mr. Carmichael is a prominent young business
man of McDonough, whose energy and enterprise are rapidly winning success.
     After the ceremony, an elegant luncheon was served, and at 2:30 o'clock
the wedding party left for McDonough the future home of Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael,
where they were entertained at an elaborate tea at the home of Mr. Carmichael's
parents.
     The bride and groom were accompanied home by Misses Agnes and Mary 
Carmichael of Jackson, Miss Trellis Carmichael of McDonough, Mr. George Knott
of Atlanta, and Messrs. H. B. Carmichael, L. H. Brooks and E. A. Stephens of
McDonough.- Cor. Atlanta Journal.”


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