WARE COUNTY  GA   Marriage - James L. Johnson - Courtney Smith

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STATE OF GEORGIA,  WARE  COUNTY.


To any Judge, Justice of the Peace or Minister of the Gospel:
             
               You are hereby authorized
To join James L. Johnson and Courtney Smith in the Holdy State of
Matrimony, according to the Constitution and Laws of this State; and for
so doing this shall be your sufficient License.
   And you are hereby required to return this License to me, with your
Certificate hereon, of the fact and date of the Marriage.
Given under my hand and seal
This  5th  day of Ocotber  1888
                                      Warren Lott  (Seal)     
                                         ORDINARY
__________________________________________________________________________


GEORGIA,  WARE COUNTY.


I Certify, That James L. Johnson
and Courtney Smith were joined in Matriomony by me, this 25th day of
October Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Eight
                       Wm. Tyre, N P. & Ex Officio
                                    J. P.


Recorded.
Nov 5, 1888  Warren Lott, ordinary.



Note:  When I ordered a copy of the Johnson Marriage License from the Ware
County Court House in Waycross, Georgia, the original was sent to me with
a note from the Judge stating that the Johnson's had never picked up their
original license.  I also received a lovely Certificate of Marriage from
the Judge, "This is to Certify that the above is a true and correct copy
of the Marriage Record of James L. Johnson and Courtney Smith as it
appears in my office in Marriage Record, Book No. "B: Page 121.  Witness
my hand and Seal this 1st day of February  1983.
               Cletta M. Cadle
                   CLERK PROBATE COURT, WAYCROSS, GA, 31501



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