Pike County  Georgia Marriages Mr. H.S. Jackson  to Miss Della
Scott 

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Pike County, Journal
Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, March 4, 1890

Jackson Scott
We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to the
wedding of Mr. H.S. Jackson of Williamson to Miss Della
Scott of Hollonville, which is to take place at the
Hollonville Baptist church Thursday, 7 o’clock p.m.

Mr. Jackson is one of Williamson’s must [sp] enterprising
business men. He is a man of convictions of his own, and
his friendship is an honor. In his earlier days, he was
captain of the famous Williamson baseball club.

Miss Della is a daughter of Mr. Z.T. Scott, and has well
earned the title of one of the most popular young ladies
in the county.

To. Capt. Jackson and his charming prospective bride we
tender our best wishes for future hapiness [sp] and
prosperity.

Pike County, Journal Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, March 11,
1890

Wedding Bells

Marriage of Mr. H.S. Jackson to Miss Della Scott

At Hollonville Baptist church on the eve of the 6th of
March, Mr. Henry Jackson, one of Williamson’s most
prominent merchants, was married to Miss Della Scott
“whom to be known is to be loved.” She was dressed in
white albatross neatly trimmed with handsome bows of
ribbon; she stood so very innocently beneath a lovely
veil with a crescent of diamonds in her hair, and with a
snow white lily in her hand.

The bridesmaids were the popular young ladies, Misses
Addie Huckaby, Addie Yarborough, Belle Perkins, and Alma
Owen, who were dressed in the most beautiful colors of
pink and blue. The young men were Messrs. Dr. Aycock, D.
Reeves, Willard Goulding, and E.H. Scott.

The wedding march was played by Mrs. Lula Hill of
Griffin. The ushers were Messrs. Willie Baker and Will
Blake.

The presents were as follows: Miss Belle Perkins, silk
pin cushion; A.D. Reeves, silver pickle stand; W.B.
Baker, China tea set; Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Hill, set of
goblets; W.C. Hill, table linens; Mrs. Mary Driver, bed
quilt; C.A. Dickinson, handsome spring rocking chair;
Mrs. Jane Jackson, coal iron; W.H. Baker, handsome
chandelier; Mrs. Nat Scott, silver butter dish; Dr.
Aycock and W.N. Blake, silver castor; Miss Alma Owen,
silver butter knife; W.D. Dingler, towels; R.H. and Lila
Yarborough, set  China plates; J.W. Goulding, silver cake
stand.

B.

(Transcribed 9/18/02 Lynn Cunningham)