James B. and Harriet Bryant McCullough, Rapides Parish Louisiana
Submitted by Bill McCullough
Transcribed by Sharon Crosby Kubler
Date: December 12, 2008  
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Rapides

To any Justice of the Peace or Minister of the Gospel, authorized to
Celebrate Marriages in and for the Parish of Rapides, Greetings:

You are Hereby licensed and permitted to unite in the Bonds of Matrimony,
according to Law and Established Rules, Mr. Jas B McCullough and Miss
Harriet Bryant

Given under my hand and the Seal of Office as Clerk of the District Court,
in and for the Parish of Rapides, the 16 day of November, 1868

Charles.(illegible), Clerk


State of Louisiana
Parish of Rapides

Be it Remembered that on the 17th day of November, 1868 Mr Jas. B. Collough
and Miss Harriet Bryant personally appeared before me Saml Harper, Minister
of the Gospel in and for the Parish of Rapides, together with S.D. Moore
Jesse McCollough all witnesses of full age, and resident in the said Parish,
and that then and their said Mr. James B. McCollough and Miss Harriet Bryant
having produced the license requiredby Law, signified their desire and
intention, before us the said Minister and witnesses, to be united in the
State of Matrimony. Whereupon, after due proclamation made, and no impediment
being suggested, they the said Mr. James B. McCullough and Harriet Bryant were
by me, the said Saml Harper in the presence of the said witnesses Joined in
Wedlock according to the Laws of the State of Louisiana, and by me the said
Saml Harper duly pronounced to be Husband and Wife.

In Testimony Whereof, the parties to the said marriage hereunto affix their
signatures, together with me the said Saml Harper and the aforesaid Witnesses
on this 19th (difficult to read) day of November, 1868 at D.D. Moore's
residence in the Parish aforesaid. 

Witnesses: 
S.D. Moore					Jas. B. McCollough
Jesse McCollough				Harriet McCollough