Pike-Spalding County GaArchives History - Letters .....Request For Marriage Record October 22, 1954
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October 22, 1954
4948 Indiana Avenue
Chicago 15, Illinois

Bureau of Licenses and Records
Williamson, Pike County, Georgia

Gentlemen:

I am writing to you at this time to see if it would be at all possible to get 
a record of my marriage, as I have lost all traces of my marriage license.

I was married in the town of Williamson Georgia during the month of April, in 
the year 1915, and as near as I can recall, it was on the twenty third of the 
month. The names on the license should be for the marriage of Annie Coggins to 
Mr. Earl C. Fambrough.

I would greatly appreciate it if you could mail some sort of a copy or 
photostat of the marriage certificate to me. If some sort of copy is 
available, would you please ship it C.O.D. to me at the above address.

Thanking you for your kindness in this matter I remain,

Sincerely yours,

Earl C. Fambrough [signature]

Earl C. Fambrough

P.S. This is very important to me, as I have to have some sort of proof of my 
age in order to collect on my old age pension.


Additional Comments:
Earl C. Fambrough and Annie Coggins were married 20 April 1915 by I.W. 
Williamson, JP, in Pike County, Georgia. They were African-American. On the 
1920 Census, they were living in Spalding County, Georgia, with a daughter, 
Lucille. The name on the marriage record and on the census is spelled "Fambro."



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