Lawrence County, Tennessee, Marriage Records:  Isaac Brashears & Mary Basham

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Isaac Brashears
Bond
to Govornor
4th Dec 1833
Know all men by these presents that we Isaac Brashears & Walter Brashirars of 
the County of Lawnnce and state of Tennessee are held and firmly bound unto 
the governor of saaid for the time being and his successors in office in the 
sum of Twelve hundred and 50 Dollars for the payment of which we bind 
ourselves and heirs Executors and administrators and each and Every of us and 
them both Jointly severally firmly by these presents sealed with our seals 
and dated this 4th day of December 1833.
The Condiditon of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bound 
Isaac Brashers hath prayed and obtained a license to marry Mary Basham now if 
the said Mary Basham be an actual resident in the aforesaid County and there 
shall not appear any lawful cause why the said Isaac Brashears & Mary Basham 
should not be Joined together in holy matrimony as husband and wife then the 
above obligation to be void Else remains in full force and virtue
ISaac Brashers (seal)
Walter Brashers (seal)