Morgan Terrell and Lucinda Nichols, Rapides Parish Louisiana
Submitted by Jane Parker McManus
Date: June 7, 2007

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# 70 / 28 Dec 1871
State of Louisiana
Parish of Rapides

Be it Remembered, That on the 28th day of December 1871, Morgan Terrell 
and Miss Lucindy Nicholas [sic] personally appeared before me Wm. S. 
Terrell in and for the Parish of Rapides, together with J.W. Perkins, 
V.A. Nicholas [sic], D.C. Terrell, witnesses of full age, and resident 
in the said Parish, and that then and there the said Morgan Terrell and 
Miss Lucinda Nichols having produced the license required by law, 
signified their desire and intention, before us, the said Wm. S. Terrell 
and witnesses, to be united in the State of Matrimony.

Whereupon, after due proclamation made, and no impediment being suggested, 
they, the said Morgan Terrell and Miss Lucinda Nichols were by the said Wm. 
S. Terrell in the presence of the said witnesses, joined in wedlock, 
according to the laws of the State of Louisiana, and by me, the said W. S. 
Terrell duly pronounced to be Husband and Wife.

In testimony whereof, the parties to the said marriage hereunto affix their 
signatures, together with me, the W.S. Terrell and the aforesaid witnesses, 
on this 28 day of November [sic] 1871 at James T. Nichols in the Parish 
aforesaid.

Witnesses:
/s/ J.W. Perkins	/s/ Morgan Terrell
/s/ V.A. Nichols	/s/ Lucind [sic] Terrell
/s/ D.C. Tarrell [sic]
s/s Wm. S. Terrell

[Note:  Morgan Franklin Terrell born 1 June 1847, son of William Sylvester 
Terrell and Mary Saucier.  Lucinda Nichols born 1857, daughter of James T. 
Nichols and Minerva Creel.]