TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 21 Jun 1901
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
J. A. Leslie, Editor
Cost: $1:00 ?in advance
Friday, June 21, 1901

GENERAL INFORMATION

A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
A quiet and beautiful wedding was celebrated on Clear Fork, on Wednesday
morning when Miss Pearl,  the beautiful daughter of  Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Leffel (sic), became the bride of Mr. G. M. Mullin, a popular young man
of Falls Mills. Rev. Phillip Johnson of Tazewell performed the ceremony.
These two young people, who joined their fortunes for life, have a large
quaintance  (sic) and family connection in the county, who wish for them
the richest blessings. Mr. and Mrs. Mullin will make their home at Falls
Mills.

After the ceremony the guests sat down to a splendid wedding feast
(Gratton Mustard  ‘Grat’ Mullin, s/o William F. Mullin &  Mary Virginia
Elizabeth Tabor who was the d/o Charles Trigg Tabor & Harriet Harry)
(Sarah Pearl ‘Sallie’ Leffel who was the d/o Louis E. Leffel and Julia
A. Thornton).
………………………………………
Mr. Lawrence Cregar and Miss Missouri Thompson were married on Wednesdy,
at the residence of the bride, near Pisgah, Rev. Wiley post officiating.

(POSSIBLE son of Montgomery Cregar).
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We are grieved to hear of the ill health of our friend, A.W. Tabor, of
Falls Mills, Mr. Tabor is very much afflicted at the present with
rheumatism.
(Alexander Waltham ‘Alex’ Tabor, s/o Amos H. Tabor &  Cynthia
McPherson).


Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
March 2002