Wheeler County Texas - Marriages: Ivy Black & C.C. Pursley
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Wheeler County Texas Marriage Records
State of Texas, Wheeler County

To any Judge of the County, or Distict Court, Ordained Minister of the Gospel,
or Justice of the Peace, in and for said County Of Wheeler. Greetings:

You are Hereby Authorized to Solemnize the RITES OF MATRIMONY between C. C.
Pursley and Miss Ivey Black and make due return to the Clerk of the County
Court of said County  within 60 days

Witness my official signature and seal of office in Mobeetie this 11th day of
November A. D. 1885.
N. F. Locke
Clerk of County Court of Wheeler Co.
By H. B. Spiller Deputy

I Frank Willis, hereby certify that on the 12th day of November A. D. 1885 I
united in Marraige Mr. C. C. Pursley and Miss Ivy Black
Witness my hand, this 12 day of Nov. A. D. 1885.
Frank Willis
Dist. Judge

Filed for record this 12 day of November 1885 and recorded the 13th day of
Nov.
1885.
N. F. Locke, County Clerk
By H. B. Spiller, Deputy


Additional Comments:
Ivy Black Pursley was born in Auguata, Butler County, Kansas on 11 Dec. 1871
to William Thomas Black and Mary Susan Lard. She died in June 1969 at the age
of 97. Burial is in Miami, Roberts County, Texas. C. C. Pursley was a miner
who traveled throughout Colorado.

Mary Susan Lard was the daughter of William Thomas Lard and Catherine Staley
Chittim. Ivy lived with her maternal grandparents in Mobeetie after the death
of her parents in 1877.