Pike County  Georgia Marriages  - J. M. Means - Estelle Holsey 1889

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Pike County, Journal
Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, November 19, 1889

To Be Married

We learn that cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. J.M. Means of
Meansville to Miss Estelle Holsey of Stewartsville, all of this county.
Mr. Means is a young man of high moral character and one of the best
business young men in the county, while Miss Holsey is one of the
fairest of the fair. November the 27th is the day set for the happy
event.

The marriage of one of Zebulon's girls to a young man in the country is
also spoken of as an event of the 27th inst.

Two others are reported to take place about the same time.

(Transcribed 10/16/02 Lynn Cunningham)

Note:
At Zebulon Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County:
John Morris Means, b. Aug 1870, d. Jan 1933
Nancy Estelle Holsey, Wife of John Morris Means, b. May 1870, d. Dec
1932