Shelby County, KY - Marriages: Brooks, Paul to Corbin, Matilda, 1858
Friday, 3 September 1999

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1858--Shelby Co., Ky 
No. 2623 Paul Brooks

Paul Brooks having entered into bond with security, in the penalty of
$100, this license is granted to intermarry with Matilda Corbin,
daughter of William Corbin, both parties being of lawful age and any
minister, legally authorized, may celebrate the rites of matrimony
between the said parties.  Given under my hand as clerk, this 17th day
of March 1858. W. A. Chism Clerk, Shelby County Court

_ I, Lewis Thurman Ross, being sworn, state that I am well acquainted
with Matilda W. Corbin, daughter of William and Ann Corbin and that I
believe her to be 21 years of age. Witness my hand this 17 March
1858.          L. T. Ross __

On the 18th day of March 1858, I did celebrate the rites of matrimony
between the above named Paul Brooks and Matilda Corbin in the presence
of W. Corbin. Given under my hand this 18 day of March 1858. Witness:
James Petry (?) -----

1858--Shelby Co., Ky No. 2623 
Paul Brooks & Matilda Corbin  Mar. 18, 1858-

-We, the undersigned, are jointly and severally held and firmly bound
unto the Commonwealth of kentucky, in the sum of $100, to be made and
levied of our respective goods, chattles, lands and tenements, and for
the use of the Commonwealth--upon the condition that there is no lawful
cause to obstruct the marriage of Paul Brooks and Matilda Corbin. Given
under our hands and seals this 17th day of March, 1858. [Signed by his
mark Paul Brooks and L. T. Ross] State of Kentucky, Shelby Co. Paul
Brooks having entered into bond with security, in the penalty of 4100,
this license is granted him to intermarry with Mtilda Corbin, daughter
of Wm Corbin, the parties being of lawful age and any Minister, legally
authorized, may celebrate the rites of matrimony between the said
partie.  Given under my hand as Clerk, this 17 day of March 1858.
___________, Clerk of the Shelby County Court by Ben ______. 

On the ___ day of March, 1858, I did celebrate the rites of matrimony 
between the above Paul Brooks and Matilda Corbin in the presence of W. Cook 
& W Corbin.  Given under my hand this 10 [other records indicated this date
to be 18] day of March 1858. James A. P___________. Returned to my
office as Clerk of the Shelby Co. Court, on the 17 day of Jan. 1859 and
recorded by John _ Ballard
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