Baltimore County MD Archives Marriages.....Baltimore County Union, 23 Jan 1886

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Baltimore County Union 
January 23, 1886

ALMONY   BOND   On Wednesday evening, Jan. 13, 1886, at the 
residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. G. L. Cuddy, 
James T. Almony to Rena J., second daughter of Mr. Ross Bond.

HUNT   WILSON   On Thursday evening, Jan. 14, 1886, at 
Stablersville, by the Rev. G. L. Cuddy, Hugh W. Hunt to Leah 
L. Wilson.

McINTOSH   STINSON   On January 13, by Rev. Dr. T. J. Shepherd, 
Dr. W. Page McIntosh, of New Orleans, La., and Miss Isabel W. 
Stinson, of Baltimore county.

PLEASANTS   GALLAGHER   The wedding of Mr. Pembroke Pleasants, 
eldest son of Richard H. Pleasants, Esq., and Miss Kate 
Gallagher, of Baltimore, will take place early next month.

PHILLIPS   McCAY   Mr. B. Frank Phillips, of Mount Washington, 
was married on Wednesday to Miss Daisy McCay, daughter of Mr. 
Joshua P. McCay, of Baltimore.  The bride is only 15? And the 
groom 23, and it was a runaway match.

TIMANUS   HUTCHINS   At St. Michael’s P. E. Church, Baltimore, 
at 4:?0 p.m., on Wednesday last, Mr. E. Clay Timanus was married 
to Miss Grace L. Hutchins, daughter of Mr. J. Alfred Hutchins, 
of this county.  Rev. Dr. Warner, of St. James parish, Baltimore 
county, officiated

MITCHELL   BLACK   A very large audience assembled in the First 
M. E. Church, Baltimore on Tuesday evening last, to witness the 
marriage of Dr. Edward M. Duncan, a rising young physician of 
Govanstown, to Miss Roberta Black, daughter of Rev. R. W. Black, 
Presiding ? of East Baltimore, District, M. E. church.  The 
ceremony was performed by the father of the bride and at its 
conclusion the young couple left for Govanstown, where they at 
once embarked in housekeeping.  The ushers were Mr. John Duncan, 
brother of the groom; Mr. Wilmer Black, brother of the bride, 
and Messrs. Cochran and Reno Kraumer.  Dr. Duncan is a son of 
Mr. John D. C. Duncan, a well-known merchant of the 8th district.

ALMONY   BOND   In response to the neat and tasteful cards of 
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bond about sixty of their friends, from York, 
Baltimore and Harford counties, assembled in their parlor on 
Wednesday evening, Jan. 13, 1886, to witness the marriage of 
their daughter, Miss Rena to Mr. James T. Almony.  The nuptial 
knot was tied by the Rev. G. L. Cuddy, of West Harford Circuit.  
The bride was attired in a cream cashmere, handsomely trimmed 
with lace, and the groom wore the conventional suit of black.  
After the ceremony the entire company was invited to the dining 
hall, where a sumptuous repast was served.  Several hours were 
spent in social enjoyment.  Miss Ida McDonald, by her skillful 
rendering of select music, contributed much to the pleasure of 
the company.  Again were all summoned to the dining hall, where 
confectionery, fruit, lemons and cake were freely served.  The 
presents were numerous, handsome and some valuable. ? late hour 
the company dispersed, having spent a delightful evening.
     On the following evening, Mr. Harrison Almony, father of 
the groom, who resides near White Hall, gave a reception to the 
newly married ?.  Many of their friends and relatives were ? and 
a bountiful supply of confectionery  and other good things were 
served.  At a late hour the company dispersed, all agreeing that 
weddings ? a source of much enjoyment.



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