Tuscola County MI Archives Marriages
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Tuscola County Clerk Marriage Records

Volume 2, page 129

Ratalna W. Graham
to
Emma A. Gaines

Received for REcord April 17th AD 1863
F. Bournz, Co Clerk

State of Michigan
County of Tuscola
Township of Akron

I do hereby certify that on the 12th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and sixty three, at the house of William C. Wilbur in the township of Geneva, 
Ratalna Willis Graham and Emma Acenath Gaines of Geneva, County and State aforesaid to me 
joined by the oath of said Graham to be the persons described in this certificate were by 
me joined together with their mutual consent in the bonds of wedlock, and I did first ascertain 
that the said parties were of sufficient age to consent to the same, which marriage took place 
in the presence of Benjamin Gardner and William C. Wilbur and others.  Witness my hand and seal 
this 12th day of April 1863.

Joseph A. Crowell   [seal]
Justice of the Peace



Elias Steel
to
Nancy S. Convis

Received for record April 30, 1863.
F. Bournz, Co Clerk

State of Michigan
County of Tuscola

I do hereby certify that on 5th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight 
hundred and sixty three at the house of Wm. P. Couvis in the township of Fairgrove, Elias 
Steel aged twenty seven years and Nancy S. Convis aged sixteen years both of the township 
of Fairgrove, and to me personally known to be the persons described in this certificate 
was by me joined together with their mutual consent in the bonds of wedlock and I first 
ascertained that the said parties were of sufficient age to consent to the same.  Given  
under my hand this fifth day of Feb AD 1863.  In presence of Wm. P. Convis and James H. Convis.

Arncy Clay, Justice of the Peace