AYRES, H. P. - Married, in Piqua, on Monday morning the 2nd
ult., by the Rev. A. Guian, Mr. H. P. Ayres, of this place to Miss E. C. Rowan
of Piqua. October
2, 1839
AYRES, JULIA A. - Married, on the 24th ult., by the Rev. N.
Badger, Mr. L. F. Kirk, of Piqua, to Miss Julia A. Ayres, of this place. October
2, 1839
AYRES, MARY - On the 24th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Badger, pastor of Trinity Church, Troy, Mr. Alexander M. Orbison to Miss Mary Ayres, all of this county. February 6, 1839
CLIFFORD, LUCRETIA - On the 31st ult., by the Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Thomas Jacobs to Miss Lucretia Clifford, all of this county. February 6, 1839
CULBERTSON, JOSEPH - Married at Springfield, Clarke Co., on Sunday last, Joseph Culbertson, Esq., of this place to Miss Rebecca Harker, of the former place. September 18, 1939
EVANS, E. JANE - Married on Monday morning 25th inst., by
the Rev. Bela Fancher, Mr. J. E. Hill, merchant of Fort Wayne, Ia., to Miss E.
Jane, daughter of Doctor Evans of Troy. The luxuries enveloped in the
above notice, were abundant, delicious, and very acceptable. We always
hail such a sweet token of remembrance, as an omen of future happiness to the
parties. It is certain to draw from a sentimental editor many good wishes
and cordial hopes, that their honey-moon may never want, and that their domestic
happiness may increase as they travel on the course of time. We have often
remarked that those who thus remember the printer are never churlish , but
always sweet tempered and generous hearted.
May they in their cottage, near green shady groves;
Enjoy the calm sunshine and cool parting rills--
And may days, months and years, still add to their loves,
FAUQUIER, ELIZA ANN - On the 21st inst., by Rev. R.
Brandriff, Mr. Abram Sleeth, of Green county, to Miss Eliza Ann Fauquier,
daughter of Mr. Thos. Fauquier, of Staunton township. Happy of course they
are, and happy they will be; for amidst their rejoicings, they remembered the
printer, in a sizeable chunk of wedding cake. We will therefore say to
them, what we have proved, that
Love is no wandering vapor
That lures with wild lambent spark;
Love is no transient lapper
That lives an hour--and leaves us dark;
But, like the lamp that warmeth
The Greenland home beneath the snow,
Love's sacred, radiance charmeth,
When all else is chill below. November 27, 1839
FERGUS, RACHEL AMANDA - On Thursday, the 14th inst., by Rev. S. J. Miller, Mr. William L. Ferguson, to Miss Rachel Amanda Fergus, daughter of Gen. James Fergus, of Bethel township. November 27, 1839
FIELD, JOSEPHINE M. - Married, this morning in the Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Thomas H. Goodin of Akron, O., to Miss Josephine M. Field, of this place. May 15, 1839
GOODIN, THOMAS H. - Married, this morning in the Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Thomas H. Goodin, of Akron, O., to Miss Josephine M. Field, of this place. May 15, 1839
HILL, J. E. - Married on Monday morning 25th inst., by the
Rev. Bela Fancher, Mr. J. E. Hill, merchant of Fort Wayne, Ia., to Miss E. Jane,
daughter of Doctor Evans of Troy. The luxuries enveloped in the above
notice, were abundant, delicious, and very acceptable. We always hail such
a sweet token of remembrance, as an omen of future happiness to the parties.
It is certain to draw from a sentimental editor many good wishes and cordial
hopes, that their honey-moon may never wane, and that their domestic happiness
may increase as they travel on the course of time. We have often remarked
that those who thus remember the printer are never churlish, but always sweet
tempered and generous hearted.
May they in their cottage, near green shady groves,
Enjoy the calm sunshine, and cool parting rills--
And may days, months and years, still add to their loves,
As they traverse the lawn with their own little Hills. March 27, 1839
JACOBS, THOMAS - On the 31st ult., by the Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Thomas Jacobs to Miss Lucretia Clifford, all of this county. February 6, 1839
KIRK, L. F. - Married, on the 24th ult., by the Rev. N.
Badger, Mr. L. F. Kirk, of Piqua, to Miss Julia A. Ayres, of this place.
October
2, 1839
LANDREY, MARGARET - Married, on the 7th instant by Wm.
Knoop, Esq., Mr. Aaron Gerard, to Miss Margaret Landrey, all of Miami County.
July 17, 1839
McLUNG, PAULINA - Married, on Thursday evening last, 14th
inst., by the Rev. Mr. Badger, Mr. T. V. W. Youngs, to Miss Paulina McLung.
Prepare the hall--the banquet spread;
More guests approach--by Hymen led,
They come, their solemn faith to plight,
And bid to single life--Good night.
The bridal court adjourns--a happy throng;
Delighted HE--and SHE forever young.
With the above notice we came in for our share of the wedding cake.
It was a spicy concern and very tasteful--so at least the ladies said, for we
generally turn over the investigation of such sweet matters to them. May
their fondest anticipations be realized, and their cup of blessings be ever
full. October
30, 1839
MUNGER, JULIA A. - Married, at Logansport, Indiana, on
Tuesday the 3d inst., by the Rev. Alexander Williamson, Mr. Wm. T. Williamson to
Miss Julia A. Munger. September
11, 1839
ORBISON, ALEXANDER M. - On the 24th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Badger, pastor of Trinity Church, Troy, Mr. Alexander M. Orbison to Miss Mary Ayres, all of this county. February 6, 1839
ROWAN, E. C. - Married, in Piqua, on Monday morning the 2nd
ult., by the Rev. A. Guain, Mr. H. P. Ayres, of this place to Miss E. C. Rowan
of Piqua. October
2, 1839
SLEETH, ABRAM - On the 21st inst., by Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr.
Abram Sleeth, of Green county, to Miss Eliza Ann Fauquier, daughter of Mr. Thos.
Fauquier, of Staunton township. Happy of course they are, and happy they
will be; for amidst their rejoicings, they remembered the printer, in a sizeable
chunk of wedding cake. We will therefore say to them what we have proved,
that
Love is no wandering vapor
That lures with wild lambent spark;
Love is not transient lapper
That lives an hour--and leaves us dark;
But, like the lamp that warmeth
The Greenland home beneath the snow,
Love's sacred radiance charmeth,
When all else is chill below. November
27, 1839
TATE, DR. HARVEY - Married on Thursday the 18th inst., by
Geo. Keifer, Esq., Dr. Harvey Tate of West Milton, Ohio, to Miss Mary M. Windsor
of Providence, Rhode Island.
May heav'n propitious every ill repress,
Each year increase their mutual happiness;
May purest joys on all their lives attend,
And all their virtues to their race descend. (Communicated)
June
19, 1839
WILLIAMSON, WM. (WILLIAM) T. - Married, at Logansport Indiana, on Tuesday the 3d inst., by the Rev. Alexander Williamson, Mr. Wm. T. Williamson to Miss Julia A. Munger. September 11, 1839
WINDSOR, MARY M. - Married on Thursday the 18th inst., by Geo.
Keifer, Esq., Dr. Harvey Tate of West Milton, Ohio, to Miss Mary M. Windsor of
Providence, Rhode Island.
May heav'n propitious every ill repress,
Each year increase their mutual happiness;
May purest joys on all their lives attend,
And all their virtues to their race descend. (Communicated) June 19, 1839
WORTHINGTON, MARGARET - Married, at Adena, near Chillicothe, on Wednesday, the 24th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Peet, Professor Edward D. Mansfield, Editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle to Miss Margaret, daughter of the late Governor Worthington. May 15, 1839
YOUNGS, T. V. W. - Married, on Thursday evening last, 14th
inst., by the Rev. Mr. Badger, Mr. T. V. W. Youngs, to Miss Paulina McLung.
Prepare the hall--the banquet spread;
More guests approach--by Hymen led,
They come, their solemn faith to plight,
And bid to single life--Good night.
The bridal court adjourns--a happy throng;
Delighted HE--and SHE forever young.
With the above notice we came in for our share of the wedding cake.
It was a spicy concern and very tasteful--so at least the ladies said, for we
generally turn over the investigation of such sweet matters to them. May
their fondest anticipations be realized, and their cup of blessings be ever
full. October
30, 1839