McKean County PA Archives News.....Marriages 1879-1880 McKean County Miner
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  McKean County Miner 1879-80
  MARRIAGES IN MCKEAN COUNTY 1879-80
  From
  THE MCKEAN COUNTY MINER NEWSPAPER
  
  Transcribed by Ronald J. Reid, 2008
  
  The dates shown prior to each item or group of items is the date of 
  publication.  This can only be considered a partial list as many pages of the 
  paper are unreadable and some may have been missed.  All items were found on 
  page 3 of the paper unless specifically noted otherwise.
  
  May 1, 1879, page 3:
  A Pleasant Wedding.  
    The marriage of Miss Maggie McCabe and Mr. J. Regan took place at the 
  Catholic church in Smethport, on Tuesday morning of last week, and was 
  attended by a large number of friends.  Rev. Father Smith performed the 
  marriage ceremony in a very becoming and impressive manner, after which the 
  happy couple received the usual congratulations, then returned to the 
  residence of the bride’s father where they sat down to an elegant breakfast.
    Mr. and Mrs. Regan left for Buffalo by the afternoon train.  They were 
  intending visiting Niagara Falls, then return by the way of Erie to their home 
  at Crossingville in Crawford county.  Maggie carries with he the wish of the 
  writer combined with those of a host of friends for continued happiness and 
  prosperity.  Mary McK.
  
  Married.
  PROVIN-TAYLOR.-At the residence of W.B. Moore, in Farmers Valley, on 
  Wednesday, April 30, 1879, by Rev. S.A. Williams, Mrs. A.L. Provin and Miss 
  Nellie J. Taylor, both of Farmers Valley.
  
  BAYER-SMITH.-In Smethport, April 2?, 1879, by G.M. Smith, Esq., Mr. George F. 
  Bayer, of Norwich township, and Miss M.A. Smith of Keating.
  
  Aug 14, 1879, page 3:
  Married.
  WINDSOR-PECKHAM.- At the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. Frank A. 
  Windsor, of Larrabee, Pa., and Miss Rosa(name is questionable) A. Peckham of 
  West Clarksville, N.Y.
  
  Sep 25, 1879, page 3:
  Married.
  By Wm Heiseman, Esq., Setp. 17, 1879, Mr. Newton d. Grover of Norwich township 
  and Miss S. Ina Acre of Liberty township.
  
  Oct 30, 1879, page 3:
  Hymenal.
    Rev. J.C. Whiteside drove up from Eldred on Tuesday to unite in marriage Mr. 
  J.R. Droney, late of Brookton N.Y., and Miss Tina Ferris.  The ceremony took 
  place at the bride’s residence in Farmers Valley at 9 p.m. and the next day 
  the bridal party departed upon the customary tour, attended with the 
  congratulations and hearty good wishes of a host of friends, in which the 
  printers most heartily join.  
  
  Mar 11, 1880, page 3;
  Married.
  STICKLES-WOOD.-At the residence of the bride’s parents, on Thursday, march 
  4th, 1880, by Rev. Horace Malsby(?), Andrews Stickles of Smethport, and Miss 
  Lizzie A. Wood, of Roulette, Pa.
  
  Jun 3, 1880, page 3:
  Married.
  RICHARDS-WARFLE.- At the residence of the bride’s father, May 30th, by Rev. 
  W.C. White, Mr. George Richards to Miss Cora A. Warfle, both of Hamlin Tp.,Pa.
  
  HUBBS-TUCKER.-At Smethport, June 2, 1880, by P. ford, Esq., Mr. Albert Hubbs, 
  of Emporium Pa., to Miss Eliza S. Tucker, of Olean, N.Y.
  
  Jul 19, 1880, page 3:
  Married.
  WELSH-ANDERSON.-At the Baptist parsonage, July 5, 1880, by Rev. W. Whites, Mr. 
  Charles J. Welsh, of Alton, to Miss Eva I. Anderson, of Lafayette, Pa.
  
  HOLLY-HEMPLE. – At Scio, NY. July 5th by Rev. Julius F. Brown, Mr. Williard W. 
  Holly, of Myrtle, McKean County, to Miss Enphema Hemple, of East Hebron, 
  Potter county
    Mr. Holly has long been a favorite in Myrtle and we wish him and his bride a 
  long and a happy life.
  
  SWORT-BROUGHAM.-At the residence of the bride’s father, June 30? by Rev. S.C. 
  Williams, Mr. Abram W. Swort, of Independence, N.Y. and Miss Alice E. 
  Brougham, of Farmer’s Valley.
  
  GRIGSBY-SPENCER.-At the residence of the bride’s father, July 1st, by Rev. 
  S.C. Williams, Mr. Newton H. Grigsby, of Port Allegany, to Miss Alice O. 
  Spencer, of Farmer’s Valley.  
  
  Aug 12, 1880, page 3:
    Eugene Thompson, of Minneapolis, Kansas, of whom we made mention last week 
  as being here on a visit to Mrs. C.S. King, his sister, has since that time 
  slipped off to Himsdale, N.Y., and captured one of the fairest daughters of 
  that town, Miss Ella Goodrich.  Eugene frankly says-now the affair is over-
  that he did not come on a visit but his trip was solely a business one.  We, 
  however, wish them a happy voyage down the stream of time.
  
  
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