Pike County Georgia Archives Marriages Ada Murphey - Jere M. Pound  July 17 1890
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Lynn Cunningham lcunnin1@bellsouth.net December 1, 2002, 7:41 am

The Barnesville Gazette. Barnesville, Georgia, July 24, 1890

An Eventful Wedding

One of the most important events in the social circles of our fair city in some 
time past was the marriage of Prof. Jere M. Pound and Miss Ada Murphey at the 
home of Capt. E.J. Murphey last Thursday evening. Quite a number of relatives of

each party and a few of their most intimate friends were present to witness the 
happy scene and to congratulate the happy couple in the beginning of their 
married life.

Rev J.B. Johnstone in a beautiful and impressive manner performed the ceremony. 
They boarded the 8 o'clock train for Murphy, N.C. where they will spend a month.

Prof. Pound is widely known as a highly cultivated gentleman and as the honored 
young president of Gordon Institute, while Miss Murphey is recognized as one of 
our most accomplished and valuable young ladies.

Our whole community joins the Gazette in wishing them all the joy and success of

a happy married life.
 
(Transcribed 12/1/02 Lynn Cunningham)

Note:
At Greenwood Cemetery, Lamar (formerly Pike) County, Georgia:
Pound, Jere Madison, b. 23 Mar 1864, d. 8 Feb 1935
Pound, Ada Murphy, b. 12 Mar 1868, d. 3 Sept 1963
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