Marion-Sumter County GaArchives Marriages.....Taylor, Agnes Clifford - Jennings, Robert Linwood  November 1903
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The Marion County Patriot, November 20, 1903
The Marion County Patriot, No. 45
November 20, 1903
Page One

Thanksgiving Marriage

Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Clifford Taylor and Mr. Robert 
Linwood Jennings.  The marriage will be at the Baptist church Thursday evening 
of next week at 7:30.  After the ceremony a reception and supper will be given 
the bridal party and friends at the parsonage.

Miss Clifford is a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R.B. Taylor and is a very charming 
and cultured young lady.

The groom-to-be, is a well known businessman of the Plains, at which place Mr. 
and Mrs. Jennings will make their home after a short pleasure trip.

The Marion County Patriot, No. 47
December 4, 1903
Page One

Taylor – Jennings

A wedding of much interest, because of the social prominence of the contracting 
parties, was witnessed at the Baptist church Thursday evening of last week at 
7:30 o’clock, when Miss Agnes Clifford Taylor of this city, and Mr. Robert 
Linwood Jennings were united in marriage.

The church was beautifully decorated with potted plants and cut flowers and was 
literally packed with friends of the bride and groom.

After a short prayer meeting service, the beautiful strains of a wedding march 
as rendered by Miss Carrie Jennings, of Plains, filled the church and the 
expectant friends knew that the beginning of the old, though ever interesting 
ceremony was at hand.

First came the ushers, Messrs. Eugene Harvey and Wm. Lowe, who were followed by 
the attendants Miss Lucie Jennings with Mr. Jack Slappey, Miss Florence Smith 
with Mr. Clinton Tinerman, of the Plains, Miss Tommie Passmore, of Weston, with 
Mr. Joe Hair, Miss Ruth Taylor with Mr. Ralph Wise, of Plains.

The bride and groom came next and took their position under a beautiful canopy 
of flowers and faced Rev. R.B. Taylor, who with a short and beautifully 
impressive ceremony united them for life.

From the church the bridal party with a number of friends repaired to the home 
of Mr. Taylor, where congratulations were received and later an elegant and 
elaborate supper was served.

Few girls have ever lived in Buena Vista who were more generally admired than 
Miss Taylor, and she will be greatly missed by a large circle of friends.

The groom is a prosperous young businessman of Plains.

In addition to the parties mentioned above the following were among the 
visitors who attended the marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jennings, parents of the 
groom, Miss E.C. Cawdrey, of Columbus and Mr. Clarence Taylor, of Mercer 
University


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