Baltimore County MD Archives Marriages.....Maryland Journal, 23 Aug 1890

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Maryland Journal  August 23, 1890

Boyce – Chaney   At the residence of the bride, in Baltimore, on August 18th, 
1890, by the Rev. C. C. Cronin, JAMES BOYCE, of Chestnut Summitt, Baltimore 
county, and Miss SALLIE K. CHANEY, daughter of  Prof. R. G. Chaney.

  On Monday last, 18th inst., Mr. James Boyce, who is a resident of Baltimore 
county, and who is well known throughout the country as a wealthy coal operator, 
who resides all the year round at “Chestnut Summit,” near Sherwood Station, on 
the Northern Central Railroad, was married to Miss Sallie K. Chaney, daughter 
of Prof. R. G. Chaney, of Baltimore.  The wedding was a quiet one, none but 
intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties being present.  The 
Rev. C. C. Cronin, of the M. E. Church, officiated.  The bride wore a 
traveling suit of mauve-colored cloth, and held in her hand a bouquet of pink 
roses.  She was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr. Wm. Parrish, and was 
attended by Miss A. E. Owens.  The bride and groom after the ceremony went to 
New York and on Wednesday sailed for Europe for an extended tour on the 
Continent.  They will first visit the Chief points of interest to travelers 
and tourists in Ireland, will then travel through England, Scotland, France, 
Germany and Switzerland.  Mr. Boyce is President of the Maryland Union Coal 
Company, Conrad Hill Gold and Copper Company, and Treasurer of the Gaston Gas 
Coal Company.  Mr. Boyce had been married twice before.



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