Baltimore County MD Archives Marriages.....Baltimore County Union, 16 Jan 1886

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Baltimore County Union Marriages
January 16, 1886

BERRYMAN   WORRELL   On Jan. 5th, 1886, at the residence of 
Silas W. Yingling, No. 97 Mosher street, Baltimore, by Rev. 
Wm M. Ferguson, William Berryman and S. Elizabeth Worrell, 
both of Baltimore county.

SHETLA   SWARTZBOUGH   On Jan. 3d, 1886, by Rev. Mr. Didler, 
George Shelta, of Baltimore and Miss Lizzie Swartzbough, of 
Woodberry, Baltimore county.

BAESMAN   BENNETT   On Dec. 23d, 1885, by Rev. Thomas H. 
Carson, of the M. E. Church South, John E. Baesman, of 
Carroll county, and Laura E. Bennett, of Baltimore county.

FOOTE   FREY   On Wednesday evening, Jan. 13th, at the 
Christian Church, by J. Vernon, Jr., pastor, John C. Foote, 
of Waverly, to Mollie A. Frey, daughter of John W. Frey, Esq.

BERRYMAN   WORRELL   There was an elopement in Reisterstown 
a few days ago that gave the gossips something to talk about.  
The parties were Mr. Will Berryman and Miss Lizzie Worrell, 
daughter of Mr. Chas. Worrell.  The parents of the young lady 
objected to Mr. Berryman’s attentions, but he was encouraged 
by her.  Finally she slipped away from the parental roof and 
they fled to Baltimore where they were married.  Now it will 
be in order for the old folks to say “bless you my children.”

DUNCAN   BLACK   Cards are out for the wedding of Dr. Edward
M. Duncan, of Govanstown, and Miss Roberta Black, daughter 
of Rev. R. W. Black, Presiding Elder of East Baltimore District, 
M. E. Church.  The ceremony will take p lace at the First M. E. 
Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday evening next.  The groom, who is 
a rising young physician, is a son of Mr. John D. C. Duncan, 
of the 8th district, and the bride is a niece of the late 
Dickinson Gorsuch.

SEIPP   OSBORNE   At the residence of Mrs. Wharton, in Baltimore, 
on Thursday evening last, Mr. Chas. E. Seipp was married to Miss 
Florence A. Osborne.  Rev. Chas. E. Young performed the ceremony.  
The groom is a brother of Mr. Geo. W. Seipp of this town.




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