Hays Co., TX - Fannie Howard Rice & William Hurst Heiskell
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Marriage:
Fannie Howard Rice & William Hurst Heiskell  September 20 1882

Certificate of Matrimony, Hays County Texas, #117
State of Texas      No. 117
County of Hays

    To any ordained Minister of the Gospel, Judge of the District Court, Judge
of the County Court, or Justice of the Peace:
You, or either of you, are hereby authorized to solemenize or join in the
        HOLY UNION OF MATRIMONY

Mr. W. H. Heiskell and Miss Fannie H. Rice in accordance with the terms of
this State, and that you make due return of this, your authority, to my
office, in sixty days from date hereof, certifying here you have excecuted the
same.

Given under my hand and Seal of office, this 19th day of September, 1882
Ed J. L. Green
Clerk County Court, Hays County
by Jas. G. Burleson, Deputy Clerk

    The foregoing License excuted by me, joining the within named parties in
the HOLY UNION OF MATRIMONY, this the 20th day of September 1882.
       Thos. H. Storts

Returned and filed the 27th day of Sept. 1882.
A true copy of the original, recorded this 27th day of Sept. 1882.
       Ed J. L. Green
      Clerk County Court, Hays County, Texas
   By  Jas. G. Burleson
      Deputy Clerk

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
William Hurst Heiskell was the son of Isaac Noble Heiskell, who migrated from
Virginia, and Martha E. Muse Fannie Howard Rice was the daughter of Joel C.
Rice and Mary Elizabeth James, migrating to Texas from Kentucky and Missouri

The offical who conducted the wedding was Thomas H. Storts who married a
sister of Joel Rice.