Pike County  Georgia Marriages - Milner Marriages Walker, Fambro, Wilden, English 1890
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The Pike County Journal
Zebulon, Ga., Tuesday, August 12, 1890

Milner, Ga., Aug. 7, 1890 – On July 31st at the residence of W.E. Coleman on Main Street, Col. 
Henry Walker of Rome and Mrs. Lula Fambro were married. They boarded the northbound train a few 
minutes after their marriage for Rome where they will make their future home.

On last Sunday evening Col. Ben Hill Wilden [Wilder?] and Miss Claudie English were married, 
Rev. Wash Oliver performed the ceremony.

There has been three marriages in the last few days and rumor says that their [sic] will be several 
more soon. This is not to be wondered at as Milner has more pretty girls to the square inch than 
any town in Georgia.

(Transcribed 10/7/02 Lynn Cunningham)