Prior to 1834 Carroll Parish was part of Ouachita Parish. I have placed all marriages from Ouachita Parish prior to 1834 here so that researchers looking for ancestors in Carroll Parish may find them in this list during this time period.
Below are marriages prior to 1834 that was taken from Conveyance Records from the Ouachita Parish.
GROOM & BRIDE/ DATE GOT LICENSE/ BOOK & PAGE NO.
Adair, Nancy ~ Wimberly, William - Dec. 7, 1819 - F317
Adams, Elenor ~ Foroke, Richard - Aug. 4, 1831 - A43
Adams, William ~ McFadden, Margaret - Nov. 1, 1823 - F272
Ailes, Eliza Jane ~ Scriber, John S. - June 7, 1832 - A61
Ailes, John F. ~ Andrews, Mahala H. - Aug. 1, 1825 - F444
Akin, Joseph ~ Boton, Mary - Aug. 8, 1814 - C135
Aldridge, Patsey ~ Bush, George - Sept. 7, 1817 - D377
Alexander, Alexander ~ Huey, Mary - July 16, 1813 - B316
Alford, Martha Ann ~ Honeycutt, William - Jan. 23, 1830 - A17
Alford, William F. ~ Huey, Darcus - Oct. 20, 1831 - A81
Allen, Davis E. ~ Pivoto, Caroline G. - Aug. 4, 1835 - A111
Allen, Samuel ~ Coats, Sarah - Oct. 22, 1829 - A14
Allington, John ~ Miller, Catharine - July 11, 1818 - F424
Amberson, Sarah ~ Knox, William O. - April 11, 1835 - A100
Ambleton, Baptist ~ Newman, Amanda - Aug. 4, 1831 - A42
Ambuson, George ~ Parker, Sarah - Jan. 20, 1819 - F225
Amilton, Leline ~ Drago, Antonio - Aug. 21, 1812 - G168
Amilton, Marcelite ~ Comes, John - Aug. 4, 1828 - A2
Amilton, Marcelite ~ Comes, John - Aug. 7, 1828 - G168
Amiltone, Saline ~ Drago, Antoine - Aug. 25, 1828 - A4
Anderson, Latitia ~ Hix, Peter - May 14, 1815 - C192
Andre, P. ~ Foguel, Celest - Oct. 31, 1816 - D228
Andrews, Mahala H. ~ Ailes, John F. - Aug. 1, 1825 - F444
Arledge, Patsey ~ Bush, George - Sept. 7, 1817 - D377
Arnold, Dica ~ Honeycutt, Edmund - Nov. 10, 1832 - A68
Arnold, Elizabeth ~ Patten, Rice I. - Jan. 14, 1830 - A16
Arnold, Mary ~ McMahan, John - Nov. 3, 1827 - G101
Arnold, Nancy ~ Mygate, Webster - March 5, 1820 - E351
Aswell, Solomon ~ Sanders, Themar - Oct. 3, 1822 - F167
Aulivaux, Artmise ~ Ballew, Gideon - March 13, 1822 - F123
Aultman, Christopher ~ Newcomer, Nancy - July 18, 1831 - A53
Bailey, Bagwell ~ Watts, Sarah - May 12, 1817 - D347
Bailey, Sally ~ Law, John - April 16, 1834 - A90
Bailleirgeon, Mary Irene ~ Francisco, Louis - Sept. 25, 1816 - D187
Baker, Sally ~ Delaney, James - Nov. 4, 1826 - G37
Ballew, Charles ~ Olivot, Donatele - May 31, 1821 - F17
Ballew, Gideon ~ Aulivaux, Artmise - March 13, 1822 - F123
Ballew, Mrs. Donatille ~ Murphy, Richard - Jan. 7, 1825 - F394
Ballew, Sinia ~ English, John - Aug. 4, 1817 - E358
Banks, Riley ~ Scarbor, Mary Ann - May 26, 1827 - A1
Bannister, James ~ Wright, Mary - March 7, 1835 - A101
Bannister, William ~ Wright, Amanda M. - Nov. 27, 1835 - A115
Barfield, Levi ~ Kanady, Peggy - June 29, 1831 - A41
Barger, Eliza ~ Cavet, Lament - Sept. 15, 1817 - F424
Barger, Pierre ~ Charon, Celeste - July 29, 1830 - A21
Barger, Sylvia ~ Latatmeau, Amable - April 7, 1814 - C71
Barger, Sylvia ~ LeTourneau, LeAmaiable - April 18, 1817 - D332
Barker, William ~ Humble, Alissie - Nov. 5, 1832 - A75
Barlow, Amanda ~ Knox, Andrew A. H. - May 5, 1825 - G101
Barlow, Fountain ~ Henrie, Eliza - July 29, 1821 - F38
Barlow, Lucretia ~ Hewitt, Ashley - Dec. 20, 1817 - D403
Barlow, Polly ~ Davenport, Josiah - Sept. 22, 1811 - B159
Barlow, Thomas ~ Tennelle (Tennille?), Nancy - Aug. 1, 1810 - B29
Barnes, Adam ~ McCowen, Mrs. Nancy - Sept. 25, 1824 - F364
Barnes, Charles ~ Grisham, Fanny - Jan. 16, 1823 - A28
Barnes, Margaret (Brownlee) ~ O'Neal, Jesse - Oct. 2, 1829 - A15
Barnes, Nancy ~ Brown, Hugh - Nov. 24, 1831 - A45
Barnes, Nancy ~ Rogers, Robert - Oct. 12, 1835 - A113
Barnes, Parnetha ~ Pipes, William A. - March 5, 1832 - A55
Bartlett, Henry C. ~ McLawchlin, Nancy M. - May 17, 1826 - F539
Barton, James ~ Birney, Anna - June 10, 1821 - F27
Barton, James ~ Ginn, Susan - Dec. 8, 1835 - A116
Bayoujon, Teotis ~ Bonaventure, John - Feb. 7, 1829 - A37
Bazinette, Jean Baptist ~ Black, Jane - Oct. 9, 1816 - D214
Beasley, Mary ~ Dempsey, James - Dec. 4, 1823 - F261
Beck, Vivan ~ McMahan, Rebecca - July 4, 1825 - F434
Bernard, Helen ~ McDowell, James - Jan. 6, 1835 - A97
Bernard, William ~ Lebeauff, Francoise - Aug. 31, 1809 - AB100
Bernard, William ~ Olivot, Louisa - Aug. 11, 1817 - D362
Bernoir, Frances ~ Murdock, Robert - April 17, 1827 - A9
Berry, Susannah Hutchings ~ Watts, Thomas - Sept. 18, 1817 - G99
Berry, William ~ Row, Sarah - March 5, 1832 - A54
Betin, Charles A. ~ Breard, Lise H. - Nov. 6, 1820 - E428
Birney, Anna ~ Barton, James - June 10, 1821 - F27
Birney, Rahcel ~ Moore, Nicholas - Jan. 8, 1825 - F478
Black, Jane ~ Bazinette, Jean Baptist - Oct. 9, 1816 - D214
Blazier, Elizabeth ~ Clarkson, Hudson - Feb. 2, 1820 - E350
Blazier, Elizabeth ~ Couisn, Pierre - Feb. 10, 1811 - B96
Blazier, Samuel ~ Chavan, Mary - April 17, 1834 - A89
Blazier, Samuel ~ Smith, Nelly - March 3, 1825 - F400
Blazure, Elizabeth ~ Clarkson, Hudson - Feb. 2, 1820 - E350
Bloodsworth, Mrs. Sophia E. ~ Lazare, Alexander - May 22, 1834 - A90
Bludsworth, Milton ~ Breard, Sophia E. - Oct. 20, 1824 - F375
Bonaventure, ? ~ Eppinett, Louis - July 27, 1814 - C114
Bonaventure, Derothe ~ Eppinet, Louis - July 27, 1814 - C114
Bonaventure, John ~ Bayoujon, Teotis - Feb. 7, 1829 - A37
Bonaventure, John ~ Fafar, Maryan - July 30, 1813 - B33
Bonaventure, Lese ~ Pernet, Lemeli - Dec. 6, 1830 - A32
Bond, Elizabeth ~ Butler, Phillip - Sept. 6, 1830 - A24
Boton, Mary ~ Akin, Joseph - Aug. 8, 1814 - C135
Bourgeat, Adelaid ~ Muse, James Fort - Feb. 22, 1821 - E501
Bourgeat, Marie Barbe Filhoil ~ Lenderman, Conrod - March 10, 1812 - B220
Bowers, William ~ Senaca, Margaret - May 21, 1831 - A39
Boyle, William ~ Whitson, Mary B. - April 12, 1829 - A10
Bradley, Anna M. ~ Gleason, Stephen - Feb. 12, 1829 - A9
Bradley, Elizabeth ~ DeMoss, John - Nov. 21, 1831 - A46
Bradley, Joseph ~ Martin, Mary - June 24, 1830 - A21
Bradley, Zaney (Tuttle) ~ Maulding, Tyler - Nov. 12, 1821 - F70
Breard, Annette ~ Spark, Mucius S. - Dec. 11, 1827 - G102
Breard, Augustus ~ Cavet, Felicity - Oct. 24, 1828 - A7
Breard, Harriet B. ~ Soubercaze, Antoine - Oct. 3, 1816 - D199
Breard, Lise H. ~ Betin, Charles A. - Nov. 6, 1820 - E428
Breard, Sophia E. ~ Bludsworth, Milton - Oct. 20, 1824 - F375
Breedlove, Spencer ~ Morehouse, Sophia - July 4, 1816 - D110
Bres, John ~ Sagers, Maria - Feb. 10, 1819 - E94
Brinson, Kizy ~ Martin, Allen - Feb. 2, 1825 - F398
Brinson, Phillip ~ Nelson, Mariah L. - Oct. 23, 1829 - A13
Broom, Mary ~ Vickory, Marmaduke - June 20, 1828 - A6
Broom, Nancy ~ Franks, William W. - April 18, 1827 - G56
Broom, Susana ~ Butler, James E. - March 4, 1834 - A71
Brown, Hugh ~ Barnes, Nancy - Nov. 24, 1831 - A45
Brown, John ~ Smith, Mary - Sept. 16, 1824 - F362
Brown, Mary ~ Dickery, Marmaduke - June 20, 1828 - A6
Brown, Rebecca ~ Laitham, Little - May 22, 1828 - A2
Brown, Rebecca ~ Little, Laitham - May 20, 1828 - A2
Brown, Samuel D. ~ Hamilton, Melite - March 18, 1835 - A99
Brown, Sarah J. ~ Davenport, James B. - June 26, 1834 - A92
Brown, Susan ~ Tompkins, John - Feb. 1, 1831 - A53
Brown, W. F. ~ Davenport, Eliza - Oct. 27, 1835 - A113
Brown, William ~ Butler, Annis - July 2, 1832 - A64
Brownlee, Margaret (see Barnes, Margaret)
Bry, Henry ~ Tennille (Tennelle?), Nancy - Feb. 7, 1823 - F196
Bry, Henry M. ~ Hall, Rachael Thankful - Sept. 5, 1828 - A4
Bry, Jane ~ Delery, Theodule C. - Sept. 5, 1823 - F262
Bry, Julia Clemence ~ Holmes, Hardy - Oct. 3, 1833 - A84
Burk, Sarah ~ Wise, Jesse - Sept. 2, 1824 - F357
Burk, William ~ LaBouf, Julia - July 27, 1821 - F426
Burke, Cynthia ~ Morrison, Daniel - Aug. 10, 1817 - F423
Burke, William ~ Etier, Caroline - Feb. 7, 1829 - A37
Burkett, Daniel ~ Kirkland, Mary - Nov. 1, 1830 - A26
Bush, George ~ Arledge, Patsey - Sept. 7, 1817 - D377
Bush, Mary ~ Williams, William - Nov. 16, 1834 - A114
Bush, Samuel ~ Fisher, Rebecca - June 23, 1819 - D366
Butler, Annis ~ Brown, William - July 2, 1832 - A64
Butler, James E. ~ Broom, Susana - March 4, 1834 - A71
Butler, Phillip ~ Bond, Elizabeth - Sept. 6, 1830 - A24
Butler, Stephen H. ~ Meredith, Sarah - Dec. 15, 1834 - A108
Cabara, Antoine ~ Price, Susan - Sept. 24, 1809 - AB109
Cabean, James C. ~ Owens, Jane DeHart - Nov. 13, 1815 - D14
Cabitt, Doratha ~ Longeno, James W. - Aug. 1, 1834 - A93
Caldwell, Minerva ~ Williams, John - June 2, 1834 - A91
Calvin, Jeptha ~ Rainy, Narcissa - June 12, 1817 - F365
Calvin, Jeptha ~ Reamy, Narcissa - June 12, 1817 - F34
Campbell, Rebecca ~ Harvey, Duty - Jan. 22, 1834 - A88
Canindy, Jeptha ~ Cox, Mary - July 25, 1833 - A86
Carasco, Barbe ~ Jones, Westly - Oct. 25, 1825 - A29
Carasco, Kitty ~ Hix, Peter - Feb. 2, 1825 - F395
Carkeeff, Henry ~ Duvall, Louise Cavet - Oct. 25, 1828 - A7
Carter, Mary ~ Hopkins, John - Oct. 20, 1813 - C11
Cason, Basdale ~ Parker, Dorcas - April 4, 1833 - A83
Cason, Basdale ~ Parker, Dorcas - April 4, 1833 - A83
Cavet, Felicity ~ Breard, Augustus - Oct. 24, 1828 - A7
Cavet, Jacque ~ Poor, Mary - July 2, 1812 - B231
Cavet, Joseph ~ Duvall, Felicity - April 5, 1811 - B113
Cavet, Joseph ~ Raypen (RayPon?), Gisten - April 13, 1822 - F142
Cavet, Lament ~ Barger, Eliza - Sept. 15, 1817 - F424
Cavet, Laurent ~ Prudhomme, Susannah - June 4, 1822 - F426
Cavet, Laurent ~ Prudhomme, Susannah - May 2, 1822 - F426
Cavet, Louis ~ Lawrence, Jane - Sept. 27, 1824 - G100
Cavet, Louis ~ Poor, Nancy - Sept. 21, 1816 - D329
Cavet, Louisa ~ Duvall, Francis - April 15, 1811 - B115
Cavet, Monot ~ Racine, Felix - April 18, 1817 - D330
Cavit, Joseph ~ Raypen (RayPon?), Gisten - April 13, 1822 - F142
Cavit, Julia ~ Kipler, Solomon - Sept. 21, 1813 - B356
Cavit, Justine ~ Letourneau, Hebert - June 21, 1833 - A75
Cavit, Madine ~ Pirkey, John - Nov. 23, 1827 - G100
Cavit, Monno ~ Racine, Felix - Sept. 21, 1813 - B355
Cavit, Pierre ~ Piboto, Margaret - Sept. 21, 1816 - D186
Cazey, LeRoy ~ Gaster, Rachael - Sept. 4, 1830 - A23
Chambliss, Mary ~ Shelby, Jenkin W. - March 31, 1831 - A51
Chambliss, Nathaniel ~ Olds, Catherine - Nov. 25, 1826 - G37
Charon, Celeste ~ Barger, Pierre - July 29, 1830 - A21
Charon, Clarissa ~ Fogle, Paul - Oct. 9, 1822 - F426
Charougue, Akan ~ Fogg, Barbary - June 5, 1809 - AB50
Chasteen, Elizabeth ~ Etier, Pierre Jr. - July 11, 1833 - A77
Chasteen, Ranny ~ Colar, Mary - Sept. 3, 1832 - A65
Chastene, Louis ~ Martin, Lydia - Sept. 3, 1825 - F462
Chastene, Louis ~ Martin, Lydia - Sept. 7, 1825 - F462
Chavan, Mary ~ Blazier, Samuel - April 17, 1834 - A89
Chol, Jacques Clercy ~ D'Arvil, Anne Catharine - Sept. 24, 1809 - AB111
Chovan, Mrs. Lucy White ~ Filhoil, John J. - Oct. 21, 1822 - F168
Clack, Susan ~ Ginn, John - Aug. 21, 1828 - A4
Clack, Thomas T. ~ Knox, Jane - Aug. 15, 1831 - I31
Clack, Thomas T. ~ Knox, Jane O. - July 30, 1831 - A42
Clanton, John ~ Hughes, Sarah Ann - June 9, 1831 - A52
Clark, Jacob ~ Tune, Mrs. Polly - Feb. 12, 1833 - A69
Clarkson, Hudson ~ Blazure (Blazier?), Elizabeth - Feb. 2, 1820 - E350
Cloy, Michael ~ Ginn, Jane - April 9, 1826 - F527
Coats, Crissieus ~ Edwards, Albert - June 26, 1832
Coats, Jane Huey ~ Maddox, Stephen W. - Dec. 5, 1824 - F382
Coats, Sarah ~ Allen, Samuel - Oct. 22, 1829 - A14
Cockrill, Elizabeth ~ Dickerson, John - March 3, 1832 - A59
Cockrill, Lear ~ Sims, Mason H. - March 1, 1831 - A34
Coffee, Charlotte ~ Gleason, James - March 31, 1824 - F318
Colar, Mary ~ Chasteen, Ranny - Sept. 3, 1832 - A65
Coleman, Mary ~ Dickerson, John - July 27, 1833 - A81
Collins, Rebecca ~ Daniels, John W. - Aug. 2, 1832 - A64
Colon, Babet (alais Lazare) ~ Labaume, Joseph - April 7, 1817 - D320
Colvin, Daniel ~ Huey, Sarah - June 6, 1831 - A33
Colvin, Jeptha ~ Rainy, Narcissa - June 12, 1817 - F365
Colvin, Jeptha ~ Reamy, Narcissa - June 12, 1817 - F34
Colvin, Sarah ~ Johnson, John - July 13, 1815 - D379
Combs, Winnefred ~ Rollins, R. - April 25, 1827 - G60
Comes, John ~ Amilton, Marcelite - Aug. 4, 1828 - A2
Comes, John ~ Amilton, Marcelite - Aug. 7, 1828 - G168
Cornick, Lewis ~ Cornick, Polly - Oct. 5, 1826 - G17
Cornick, Polly ~ Cornick, Lewis - Oct. 5, 1826 - G17
Couisn, Pierre ~ Blazier, Elizabeth - Feb. 10, 1811 - B96
Cox, Mary ~ Canindy, Jeptha - July 25, 1833 - A86
Cravens, William ~ Snowden, Mary - Aug. 1, 1817 - D359
Crawford, John L. ~ Wood, Mary - Jan. 29, 1826 - F504
Cunningham, William A. ~ Darricott, Elizabeth C. - May 9, 1830 - I31
Curtis, Hester Ann ~ Wallace, Augustus - Aug. 17, 1830 - A23
Curtis, Maria Jane ~ Friend, Samuel - Dec. 1, 1829 - A14
D'Arvil, Anne Catharine ~ Chol, Jacques Clercy - Sept. 24, 1809 - AB111
Daily, Owen ~ Repon, Mia Babie C. - Sept. 25, 1834 - A95
Daniels, John W. ~ Collins, Rebecca - Aug. 2, 1832 - A64
Darricott, Elizabeth C. ~ Cunningham, William A. - May 9, 1830 - I31
Davenport, Eliza ~ Brown, W. F. - Oct. 27, 1835 - A113
Davenport, James B. ~ Brown, Sarah J. - June 26, 1834 - A92
Davenport, Josiah ~ Barlow, Polly - Sept. 22, 1811 - B159
Davis, John ~ Laboun, Mary - Feb. 19, 1834 - A88
Davis, Nathan M. ~ Lowe, Melinda M. - Nov. 26, 1833 - A85
Davis, Nathaniel ~ Stephen, Huldah - Sept. 2, 1810 - B40
Davis, Thomas C. ~ Marlow, Ann - May 19, 1833 - A73
Deason, Mary ~ Dowell, John - July 10, 1833 - A78
Dehart, James ~ Terry, Diana - April 4, 1816 - D73
Dehart, John ~ Griffin, Mildred Meriweather - May 31, 1815 - C194
Delaney, James ~ Baker, Sally - Nov. 4, 1826 - G37
Delery, Theodule C. ~ Bry, Jane - Sept. 5, 1823 - F262
DeMoss, John ~ Bradley, Elizabeth - Nov. 21, 1831 - A46
Dempsey, James ~ Beasley, Mary - Dec. 4, 1823 - F261
DeWitt, John R. ~ Lamy, Roi Felicity - May 12, 1817 - D343
DeWitt, John R. ~ Lamy, Roi Felicity - Nov. 12, 1812 - B261
Dichen, Elizabeth ~ Heckford, William - Jan. 5, 1830 - A15
Dickerson, Eleanor ~ Netherlan, Isham - Oct. 13, 1833 - A84
Dickerson, Eleanor ~ Wright, Robert - May 20, 1820 - F134
Dickerson, Isaac ~ Row, Margaret - Oct. 31, 1825 - A29
Dickerson, Jesse ~ West, Pricilla - May 29, 1830 - A75
Dickerson, John ~ Cockrill, Elizabeth - March 3, 1832 - A59
Dickerson, John ~ Coleman, Mary - July 27, 1833 - A81
Dickerson, Lemuel ~ Masterson, Elizabeth - Sept. 12, 1822 - F164
Dickerson, Lewis ~ Hobs, Miley - April 19, 1833 - A76
Dickerson, Rachel W. ~ Martin, Seneca - July 4, 1834 - A92
Dickery, Marmaduke ~ Brown, Mary - June 20, 1828 - A6
Dishan, Charles ~ Moron, Millett - Aug. 25, 1813 - B343
Ditzler, Peter ~ Swartz, Elizabeth Felter - Nov. 1, 1810 - B52
Donohoo, Lewis ~ Lewis, Ann - March 8, 1830 - A47
Donohoo, Mary ~ Robinette, Calvin - Nov. 3, 1831 - A50
Doughty, Edward ~ Kauffman, Madelaine - Jan. 4, 1816 - D56
Dowell, John ~ Deason, Mary - July 10, 1833 - A78
Dowell, John ~ Morrison, Elizabeth - Jan. 1, 1810 - B3
Downs, Joshua ~ Wiley, Sophia - Nov. 30, 1831 - A50
Drago, Antoine ~ Amiltone, Saline - Aug. 25, 1828 - A4
Drago, Antoine ~ Repond, Mary - Sept. 20, 1816 - D171
Drago, Antonio ~ Amilton, Leline - Aug. 21, 1828 - G168
Drew, James C. ~ Larche, Laura - May 17, 1826 - F539
Drew, Nancy ~ Miller, Michael B. - April 19, 1819 - E142
Dugin, John ~ Price, Elizabeth - July 13, 1812 - B240
Dull, James ~ Pernet, Domicile - Jan. 2, 1826 - G20
Dull, James ~ Pernet, Julia - April 2, 1833 - A72
Dunavin, Patsey ~ Maddox, Stephen - July 18, 1817 - D368
Dunn, Hester ~ Jones, William M. - Feb. 5, 1829 - A8
Dunn, James ~ Kelly, Peggy - Nov. 8, 1819 - F133
Dutton, Louisa ~ Pipes, William - Sept. 3, 1831 - A42
Dutton, Rachel ~ Sterling, Lynds - May 21, 1821 - F37
Duty, Samuel ~ Leonard, Lucinda - Jan. 29, 1826 - F503
Duval, Cephas ~ Hagler, Elizabeth - March 12, 1835 - A100
Duvall, Felicity ~ Cavet, Joseph - April 5, 1811 - B113
Duvall, Francis ~ Cavet, Louisa - April 15, 1811 - B115
Duvall, Louisa Cavet ~ Carkeeff, Henry - Oct. 25, 1828 - A7
Dyson, Aaron ~ Martha, Nancy - March 7, 1832 - A63
Dyson, Jane ~ Vickory, John - July 18, 1833 - A78
Dyson, John ~ Faulk, Nancy - Aug. 10, 1817 - D391
Dyson, Miranda ~ Strodder, John - Jan. 3, 1832 - A49
Dyson, Phebe ~ Geiger, Cornelieus - Feb. 8, 1828 - G128
Dyson, Sally ~ Holly, Jesse - Feb. 14, 1822 - F133
Ebe (Webb), Catharine ~ Tillman, John - Jan. 8, 1831 - A32
Edwards, Albert ~ Coats, Crissieus - June 26, 1832 - A66
Elliott, Clary C. ~ Hebert, Antonie - July 14, 1834 - A106
Emery, John ~ Sattery, Delila - June 5, 1827 - A6
English, John ~ Ballew, Sinia - Aug. 4, 1817 - E358
Eppinet, Louis ~ Bonaventure, Derothe - July 27, 1814 - C114
Eppinett, Louis ~ Bonaventure, ? July 27, 1814 - C114
Etier, Caroline ~ Burke, William - Feb. 7, 1829 - A37
Etier, Louise ~ Paillet, Augustus - June 25, 1831 - A40
Etier, Lulalie ~ Ferrand, Hypolite - March 18, 1823 - F210
Etier, Pier ~ Roberts, Jane - July 7, 1815 - C211
Etier, Pierre Jr. ~ Chasteen, Elizabeth - July 11, 1833 - A77
Etier, Salina ~ Faulk, Claudius - May 28, 1827 - G70
Etier, Valentine ~ Hebert, Clotilde - July 14, 1834 - A106 (dbl. Hebert, A.)
Evans, Patsy ~ Evans, John M. - Feb. 18, 1821 - G135
Evans, Peter J. ~ Foy, Eliza - April 21, 1831 - A35
Evans, William ~ Till, Anna - July 15, 1835 - A104
Everett, Abner ~ Hood, Lucinda - Nov. 22, 1827 - A8
Fafar, Maryan ~ Bonaventure, John - July 30, 1813 - B33
Fanner, Anne ~ Frantom, William - Aug. 26, 1821 - F54
Farmer, Mills ~ McCowen, Susannah Wood - July 7, 1817 - D373
Farmer, Mills ~ McCown, Susannah - Feb. 13, 1812 - A205
Faulk, Claudius ~ Etier, Salina - May 28, 1827 - G70
Faulk, Jane ~ Roi, Auguste - Sept. 13, 1821 - G99
Faulk, John T. ~ Scriber, Lydia - Feb. 28, 1835 - A98
Faulk, Levincy ~ Martin, Thomas H. - Oct. 9, 1829 - A13
Faulk, Nancy ~ Dyson, John - Aug. 10, 1817 - D391
Faulk, Rachel ~ Klady, Jacob - Feb. 19, 1833 - A70
Faulk, Selina ~ Paillet, Abraham - June 26, 1830 - A37
Feazel, George ~ Grier, Pamelia - June 17, 1833 - A77
Feazel, Mary ~ Hunnicutt, John - March 31, 1814 - C62
Feazel, Michael ~ Wise, Mary A. C. - Jan. 15, 1830 - A20
Feazle, George ~ Kirkland, Lucinda - Jan. 27, 1825 - F398
Feazle, John ~ Fergusen, Christiana - June 17, 1824 - F340
Fellows, John ~ Longeno, Mary E. - Sept. 11, 1834 - A95
Fergusen, Christiana ~ Feazle, John - June 17, 1824 - F340
Ferrand, Alfred ~ Landernarr, Louisa - Jan. 5, 1832 - A46
Ferrand, Hypolite ~ Etier, Lulalie - March 18, 1823 - F210
Filhoil, John J. ~ Chovan, Mrs. Lucy White - Oct. 21, 1822 - F168
Filhoil, Marie B. ~ Watts, James - April 3, 1826 - A30
Fisher, John P. ~ Jernigan, Rebecca - July 29, 1833 - A82
Fisher, Rebecca ~ Bush, Samuel - June 23, 1819 - D366
Fitzgerald, Nancy ~ Morgan, Asher - Aug. 19, 1826 - G9
Fitzgibbons, William ~ Whitaker, Mrs. Nancy - Oct. 22, 1819 - F366
Floyd, Lucinda ~ Williams, William - March 29, 1832 - A57
Fogg, Barbary ~ Charougue, Akan - June 5, 1809 - AB50
Fogg, Paltz ~ Prudhomme, Sylvia - Aug. 29, 1810 - B35
Fogle, Paul ~ Charon, Clarissa - Oct. 9, 1822 - F426
Foguel, Celest ~ Andre, P. - Oct. 31, 1816 - D228
Foquell, Nicholas ~ Perkins, Polly - Aug. 6, 1813 - B332
Ford, Elizabeth ~ Franklin, Thomas B. - July 7, 1817 - D374
Foroke, Richard ~ Adams, Elenor - Aug. 4, 1831 - A43
Fouts, John M. ~ Evans, Patsy - Feb. 18, 1821 - G135
Foy, Eliza ~ Evans, Peter J. - April 21, 1831 - A35
Francique, Perine ~ Morton, Peter - June 11, 1810 - B22
Francisco, Cornelia ~ Girod, Francois - Jan. 21, 1816 - D44
Francisco, Louis ~ Bailleirgeon, Mary Irene - Sept. 25, 1816 - D187
Franklin, Thomas ~ Le'Villian, Felicity - March 25, 1821 - E506
Franklin, Thomas B. ~ Ford, Elizabeth - July 7, 1817 - D374
Franks, Burrell ~ Irvin, Mary - Sept. 1, 1814 - C147
Franks, William W. ~ Broom, Nancy - April 18, 1827 - G56
Frantom, William ~ Fanner, Anne - Aug. 26, 1821 - F54
Frazer, Charles ~ Shillings, Margaret - Aug. 24, 1835 - A105
Frazer, Elender ~ Meriweather, Francis - April 5, 1831 - A48
Frazer, Nancy ~ Lewis, Thomas C. - Aug. 30, 1830 - A22
Frazer, William ~ Shilling, Sarah - Dec. 24, 1832 - A74
Friend, Edwin ~ Haden, Lisa N. - Sept. 16, 1834 - A95
Friend, Edwin ~ Rous, Martha - Nov. 17, 1835 - A114
Friend, Joseph ~ Hayden, Emily M. - April 6, 1825 - F405
Friend, Joseph ~ Hayden, Emily M. - March 30, 1825 - F405
Friend, Samuel ~ Curtis, Maria Jane - Dec. 1, 1829 - A14
Fullwood, Anna H. ~ Guier, George - June 5, 1829 - A10
Galloway, James ~ Trimble, Martha - May 20, 1832 - A51
Gaster, Rachael ~ Cazey, LeRoy - Sept. 4, 1830 - A23
Geiger, Cornelieus ~ Dyson, Phebe - Feb. 8, 1828 - G128
Gibbonds, Polly ~ Pipes, John - Aug. 6, 1832 - A81
Gigger, Mrs. Phebe ~ Hannah, William S. - Sept. 14, 1833 - A83
Ginn, Elizabeth ~ McLaughlin, Charles - July 23, 1819 - F34
Ginn, Elizabeth ~ Pebbles, John W. - Aug. 7, 1829 - F256
Ginn, Jane ~ Cloy, Michael - April 9, 1826 - F527
Ginn, John ~ Clack, Susan - Aug. 21, 1828 - A4
Ginn, Mrs. Elizabeth ~ McGlothlin, Charles - July 18, 1819 - F366
Ginn, Susan ~ Barton, James - Dec. 8, 1835 - A116
Girod, Francois ~ Francisco, Cornelia - Jan. 21, 1816 - D44
Gleason, James ~ Coffee, Charlotte - March 31, 1824 - F318
Gleason, Phenias ~ Hamilton, Marcellite - July 26, 1832 - A63
Gleason, Stephen ~ Bradley, Anna M. - Feb. 12, 1829 - A9
Goulet, Peter ~ Price, Mary - Aug. 25, 1813 - B341
Goulet, Rosalie ~ Piboto, Augustin - April 14, 1819 - F225
Goulett, Delila ~ Hallings, Carter - July 17, 1814 - C116
Goulett, Gabriel ~ Muldenard, Sophia - March 6, 1834 - A86
Goulett, Mary ~ Moron, Paul - March 22, 1815 - C180
Goulette, Caroline ~ Pivoto, Augustin - July 29, 1833 - A80
Grant, Mathew ~ Hunnicutt, Susannah - Aug. 4, 1815 - C225
Grayson, Eliza A. ~ Scott, Robert C. - Jan. 9, 1831 - A33
Grayson, Thomas ~ Hook, Eleanor - Aug. 14, 1834 - A93
Grayson, Zelian ~ Thompson, John M. - Oct. 15, 1833 - A84
Grier, Pameila ~ Feazel, George - June 17, 1833 - A77
Griffin, Ann M. ~ Griffin, Enoch - July 14, 1825 - F435
Griffin, Hannah ~ Stewart, David - Dec. 25, 1819 - F34
Griffin, James ~ Meriweather, Mildred - June 17, 1810 - B24
Griffin, Joice ~ Guice, John H. - Jan. 9, 1821 - E481
Griffin, Malinda Ann ~ Williams, Charles - Jan. 11, 1830 - A16
Griffin, Mildred Meriweather ~ Dehart, John - May 31, 1815 - C194
Griffin, William F. ~ Moore, Louisiana - May 14, 1832 - A58
Griffing, Cynthia Ann ~ Murphy, William - Jan. 11, 1834 - A96
Griffing, Gabriel I. ~ Ross, Sarah - Aug. 4, 1832 - A41
Griffing, Lorenzo ~ Williams, Mariah - July 15, 1833 - A79
Griffing, Mary M. ~ Guice, Joel - July 28, 1832 - A65
Griffing, Sara Margaret ~ Montague, Daniel - May 11, 1833 - A74
Griffing, Sarah M. ~ Guice, James R. - Feb. 22, 1830 - A19
Griffing, Sarah Margaret ~ Montague, Daniel - May 11, 1833 - A74
Griffith, John B. ~ Ward, Elizabeth - Feb. 13, 1823 - F235
Grim, Sarah ~ Morrison, John - Jan. 4, 1816 - D51
Grimes, L. M. ~ Rind, N. D. - March 12, 1835 - A99
Grisham, Barbary ~ Huey, William M. - March 6, 1832 - A56
Grisham, Fanny ~ Barnes, Charles - Jan. 16, 1823 - A28
Grisham, Jane ~ O'Neal, Mitchell - Jan. 29, 1831 - A34
Grumes, John R. ~ Olivot, Eliza - May 9, 1825 - F461
Guice, Enoch ~ Griffin, Ann M. - July 14, 1825 - F435
Guice, James R. ~ Griffing, Sarah M. - Feb. 22, 1830 - A19
Guice, Joel ~ Griffing, Mary M. - July 28, 1832 - A65
Guice, John H. ~ Griffin, Joice - Jan. 9, 1821 - E481
Guichard, Annette ~ Powell, David - Sept. 9, 1816 - D208
Guier, George ~ Fullwood, Anna H. - June 5, 1829 - A10
Guier, Peter ~ Travis, Lucinda - June 5, 1829 - A18
Guinn, Prior L. ~ Thompson, Polly L. - Jan. 13, 1828 - A6
Gwin, Rody ~ Spruell, Gabriel - Oct. 9, 1830 - A38
Gwinn, Sarah ~ Prichard, Drury - Jan. 6, 1835 - A98
Haberard, John ~ Olivot, Jane - ?, ?, 1823 - F255
Haden, Lisa N. ~ Friend, Edwin - Sept. 16, 1834 - A95
Hagler, Elizabeth ~ Duval, Cephas - March 12, 1835 - A100
Hall, A. L. ~ Wheelis, Patsy - Sept. 8, 1834 - A96
Hall, Nancy St. Clair ~ Wilson, Ephriam K. - May 15, 1827 - G66
Hall, Rachael Thankful ~ Bry, Henry M. - Sept. 5, 1828 - A4
Hallings, Carter ~ Goulett, Delila - July 17, 1814 - C116
Hamblin, John M. A. ~ Richardson, Mrs. Eliza - June 27, 1822 - F154
Hamilton, Alexis ~ Miller, Sarah - July 9, 1832 - A62
Hamilton, George ~ McLauchlin, M. A. L. - June 4, 1814 - C94
Hamilton, Marcellite ~ Gleason, Phenias - July 26, 1832 - A63
Hamilton, Melite ~ Brown, Samuel D. - March 18, 1835 - A99
Hannah, William S. ~ Gigger, Mrs. Phebe - Sept. 14, 1833 - A83
Harmanson, Anna H. ~ Sutton, Daniel J. - Feb. 3, 1824 - F300
Harris, Constanie ~ Smith, John B. - Aug. 15, 1832 - A49
Harris, Eli ~ Larche, Felicite - July 23, 1823 - F248
Harris, John ~ Pirkey, Mary - Aug. 26, 1810 - B37
Harris, Polly P. ~ Hathaway, Cyrus - Jan. 13, 1817 - D290
Harris, William T. B. ~ Kimbell, Charlotte P. - May 20, 1830 - A20
Harvey, Duty ~ Campbell, Rebecca - Jan. 22, 1834 - A88
Hathaway, Cyrus ~ Harris, Polly P. - Jan. 13, 1817 - D290
Hathorn, Joseph ~ Heaton, Rhody - Aug. 10, 1828 - A3
Hayden, Emily M. ~ Friend, Joseph - April 6, 1825 - F405
Hayden, Emily M. ~ Friend, Joseph - March 30, 1825 - F405
Heaton, Rhody ~ Hathorn, Joseph - Aug. 10, 1828 - A3
Heaton, Thomas H. ~ Spruwell, Mary - April 9, 1826 - G122
Hebert, Antoine ~ Humpheys, Elizabeth - Aug. 4, 1833 - A80
Hebert, Antonie ~ Elliott, Clary C. - July 14, 1834 - A106
Hebert, Clotilde ~ Etier, Valentine - July 14, 1834 - A106
Hebert, Louis ~ Sagers, Betsy - Feb. 19, 1814 - C55
Hebert, Theotist ~ Humphress, Jacob - July 26, 1834 - A109
Heckford, William ~ Dichen, Elizabeth - Jan. 5, 1830 - A15
Hedge, Joseph ~ Neiman, Doris E. - March 9, 1831 - A39
Hedge, Joseph ~ Neiman, Selina - April 26, 1828 - G136
Henderson, Elizabeth Barlow ~ Ross, Ely K. - Nov. 1, 1818 - E26
Henderson, Lucy Anne E. ~ Wilds, Joseph - June 7, 1821 - F27
Henrie, Eliza ~ Barlow, Fountain - July 29, 1821 - F38
Hering, Nancy ~ Roberts, David C. - Sept. 16, 1824 - F361
Hewitt, Ashley ~ Barlow, Lucretia - Dec. 20, 1817 - D403
Hewitt, C. B. ~ Thomason, Louisa T. - May 5, 1830 - A102
Hewitt, John H. ~ Thompson, Betsy Ann - Jan. 5, 1827 - G54
Hickman, Edna ~ Scriber, Eli - April 4, 1830 - A20
Hix, John ~ Price, Elizabeth - Feb. 22, 1825 - F398
Hix, Peter ~ Anderson, Latitia - May 14, 1815 - C192
Hix, Peter ~ Carasco, Kitty - Feb. 2, 1825 - F395
Hobs, Miley ~ Dickerson, Lewis - April 19, 1833 - A76
Holloway, Reuben ~ Roi, Victorie - March 10, 1827 - G100
Holly, Jesse ~ Dyson, Sally - Feb. 14, 1822 - F133
Holmes, Hardy ~ Bry, Julia Clemence - Oct. 3, 1833 - A84
Honeycut, Elizabeth ~ Wilhite, William - Sept. 19, 1835 - A110
Honeycutt, Dicy ~ Wood, Shepherd - July 17, 1827 - A1
Honeycutt, Edmund ~ Arnold, Dica - Nov. 10, 1832 - A68
Honeycutt, William ~ Alford, Martha Ann - Jan. 23, 1830 - A17
Hood, Lucinda ~ Everett, Abner - Nov. 22, 1827 - A8
Hook, Eleanor ~ Grayson, Thomas - Aug. 14, 1834 - A93
Hook, Eleanor ~ Hook, George - May 17, 1817 - D339
Hook, Elizabeth A. L. ~ Knox, Robert J. - Nov. 1, 1818 - E23
Hook, George ~ Hook, Eleanor - May 17, 1817 - D339
Hook, George ~ Morehouse, Eleanor - May 7, 1814 - C89
Hook, Julia ~ McLawchlin, C. A. - April 13, 1835 - A101
Hook, Laura Elizabeth ~ King, Richard - Feb. 7, 1833 - A69
Hopkins, John ~ Carter, Mary - Oct. 20, 1813 - C11
Horton, John ~ Migate, Nancy - Sept. 26, 1827 - G101
Howell, W. I. ~ Mercer, Margarit G. - Aug. 11, 1834 - A107
Hudgens, Stephen ~ Yarbrough, Margaret - Feb. 12, 1827 - G49
Hudson, Jesse ~ White, Lucy - Jan. 10, 1831 - A32
Huey, Clementine ~ Richardson, William - Aug. 9, 1827 - G80
Huey, Darcus ~ Alford, William F. - Oct. 20, 1831 - A81
Huey, James ~ Wyatt, Mary - Nov. 21, 1825 - A30
Huey, John F. ~ Row, Catherine - Nov. 5, 1824 - F379
Huey, Mary ~ Alexander, Alexander - July 16, 1813 - B316
Huey, Nancy ~ Nelson, Thomas - Aug. 18, 1828 - A7
Huey, Sarah ~ Colvin, Daniel - June 6, 1831 - A33
Huey, William M. ~ Grisham, Barbary - March 6, 1832 - A56
Hughes, Jeptha ~ Lewis, Eliza - Dec. 24, 1830 - A27
Hughes, John ~ Tennelle, Jane St. Claire - May 24, 1809 - AB29
Hughes, John ~ Tennille, Jane St. Clair - April 12, 1817 - D323
Hughes, Sarah Ann ~ Clanton, John - June 9, 1831 - A52
Humble, Alissie ~ Barker, William - Nov. 5, 1832 - A75
Humble, Amanda ~ Lowe, Frederic - Feb. 2, 1828 - A1
Humble, Eliza ~ Sims, David - July 7, 1829 - A12
Humpheys, Elizabeth ~ Hebert, Antoine - Aug. 4, 1833 - A80
Humphress, Jacob ~ Hebert, Theotist - July 26, 1834 - A109
Hunnicutt, John ~ Feazel, Mary - March 31, 1814 - C62
Hunnicutt, Susannah ~ Grant, Mathew - Aug. 4, 1815 - C225
Hurdle, Ennis ~ Licklighter, Mrs. Cecelia - Feb. 16, 1822 - F352
Hurdle, Mary ~ Newcomer, Christopher - Aug. 18, 1831 - A52
Hurdle, William ~ Lewis, Lucy - Dec. 4, 1823 - F261
Hutchings, Susannah (see Berry, Susannah Hutchings)
Irik, Elizabeth ~ Roy, Augistine - March 18, 1815 - C171
Irvin, Mary ~ Franks, Burrell - Sept. 1, 1814 - C147
James, Elizabeth ~ Johnson, Uriah - Aug. 29, 1833 - A82
Jernigan, Rebecca ~ Fisher, John P. - July 29, 1833 - A82
Johnson, John ~ Colvin, Sarah - July 13, 1815 - D379
Johnson, John ~ Jones, Mary - Nov. 28, 1832 - A68
Johnson, Uriah ~ James, Elizabeth - Aug. 29, 1833 - A82
Johnston, William ~ McLaughlin, Emily - Nov. 2, 1816 - D423
Johnston, William ~ McLaughlin, Emily - Oct. 27, 1816 - D423
Jones, Dicy ~ Watts, James - July 7, 1821 - F56
Jones, Eliza ~ Trent, William - July 8, 1824 - A29
Jones, John G. (Rev.) ~ Ross, Jane O. - Aug. 30, 1828 - A5
Jones, Lewis ~ Wintzel, Mildred - June 16, 1831 - A40
Jones, Mary ~ Johnson, John - Nov. 28, 1832 - A68
Jones, Mason ~ Smith, Elizabeth - Dec. 15, 1822 - A27
Jones, Westly ~ Carasco, Barbe - Oct. 25, 1825 - A29
Jones, William M. ~ Dunn, Hester - Feb. 5, 1829 - A8
Kanady, Peggy ~ Barfield, Levi - June 29, 1831 - A41
Kauffman, Madelaine ~ Doughty, Edward - Jan. 4, 1816 - D56
Kellam, John H. ~ Morgan, Ann Mary - Oct. 5, 1831 - A44
Keller, Felician ~ Whitson, Charles - July 17, 1828 - A6
Kelly, Peggy ~ Dunn, James - Nov. 8, 1819 - F133
Kerr, Susan B. ~ Prescott, James B. - April 18, 1831 - A54
Kimbell, Charlotte P. ~ Harris, William T. B. - May 20, 1830 - A20
King, Richard ~ Hook, Laura Elizabeth - Feb. 7, 1833 - A69
Kipler, Solomon ~ Cavit, Julia - Sept. 21, 1813 - B356
Kirkland, Elizabeth ~ Story, Ferdinand - Oct. 20, 1815 - D2
Kirkland, Lucinda ~ Feazle, George - Jan. 27, 1825 - F398
Kirkland, Mary ~ Burkett, Daniel - Nov. 1, 1830 - A26
Kirkland, Moses ~ Pipes, Nancy - March 5, 1832 - A55
Kirkpatrick, Hezekiah ~ Morrison, Margrette Nancy - July 23, 1812 - B242
Kirkpatrick, Nancy ~ Strong, Theron - June 22, 1825 - F429
Klady, Jacob ~ Faulk, Rachel - Feb. 19, 1833 - A70
Klady, Maria ~ Owens, James - July 29, 1816 - D132
Knox, Andrew A. H. ~ Barlow, Amanda - May 5, 1825 - G101
Knox, Jane ~ Clack, Thomas T. - Aug. 15, 1831 - I31
Knox, Jane O. ~ Clack, Thomas T. - July 30, 1831 - A42
Knox, Mrs. Elizabeth ~ Sterling, John T. - Oct. 1, 1828 - A4
Knox, Robert J. ~ Hook, Elizabeth A. L. - Nov. 1, 1818 - E23
Knox, William O. ~ Amberson, Sarah - April 11, 1835 - A100
Knox, William O. ~ Lewis, Pulchera - Dec. 20, 1827 - G105
Labaume, Joseph ~ Colon, Babet (alais Lazare) - April 7, 1817 - D320
LaBouf, Julia ~ Burk, William - July 27, 1821 - F426
Laboun, Mary ~ Davis, John - Feb. 19, 1834 - A88
Laitham, Little ~ Brown, Rebecca - May 22, 1828 - A2
Lamy, Louisa ~ McGuire, Robert F. - April 24, 1820 - E336
Lamy, Roi Felicity ~ DeWitt, John R. - May 12, 1817 - D343
Lamy, Roi Felicity ~ DeWitt, John R. - Nov. 12, 1812 - B261
Landermau, Celestine ~ Pirney, Harriet - Dec. 27, 1810 - B66
Landernarr, Louisa ~ Ferrand, Alfred - Jan. 5, 1832 - A46
Landernau, Adelaid ~ Paillet, Lewis - Sept. 3, 1830 - A38
Landernau, Caroline ~ Pernet, Joseph - Aug. 9, 1830 - A25
Landernau, Hypolite ~ Sagers, Polly - Sept. 13, 1812 - B253
Landrum, John ~ Netherlin, Dysy Lena - May 31, 1834 - A93
Larche, Adeline ~ Reid, David R. - July 11, 1832 - A62
Larche, Brutus ~ Sagers, Katy - Aug. 23, 1819 - D204
Larche, Felicite ~ Harris, Eli - July 23, 1823 - F248
Larche, Jane ~ Racine, Auguste - April 18, 1816 - D325
Larche, Jane ~ Racine, Auguste - June 20, 1811 - B134
Larche, L. A. ~ Smiley, Parmelia - Aug. 27, 1834 - A94
Larche, Laura ~ Drew, James C. - May 17, 1826 - F539
Larche, Louisa ~ Secrist (Segrist?), Lewis - Feb. 21, 1821 - D301
Larche, Lucien ~ Oliveaux, Adelaid - June 10, 1828 - A5
Larche, Lucien ~ Olivo, Adelaid - June 10, 1828 - A5
Larche, Susan E. ~ Snow, William P. - Jan. 28, 1832 - A58
Latatmeau, Amable ~ Barger, Sylvia - April 7, 1814 - C71
Law, John ~ Bailey, Sally - April 16, 1834 - A90
Lawrence, Francois ~ Roy, Henrietta - Jan. 8, 1834 - A87
Lawrence, Jane ~ Cavet, Louis - Sept. 27, 1824 - G100
Lawrence, Jane ~ Neiman, John F. - March 11, 1831 - A59
Lazare, Alexander ~ Bloodsworth, Mrs. Sophia E. - May 22, 1834 - A90
Lazare, Babet (see Colon, Babet)
Le'Villian, Felicity ~ Franklin, Thomas - March 25, 1821 - E506
LeBauf, Eugenia ~ Prudhome, Jean - July 15, 1817 - D349
LeBeauf, E. ~ Rogers, Robert - May 5, 1814 - C84
Lebeauff, Francoise ~ Bernard, William - Aug. 31, 1809 - AB100
LeBiuf, Barbara ~ Raypon, Joseph - July 21, 1821 - F38
LeBiuf, Jane ~ Prudhome, John - Oct. 28, 1815 - D6
Lebiuf, Semo ~ Mouro, Victuar - Aug. 11, 1821 - F49
Lenderman, Conrod ~ Bourgeat, Marie Barbe Filhoil - March 10, 1812 - B220
Leonard, James ~ Long, Elizabeth - April 5, 1828 - A2
Leonard, Lucinda ~ Duty, Samuel - Jan. 29, 1826 - F503
Leonard, Reubin ~ Leonard, Serena - Sept. 25, 1832 - A67
Leonard, Serena ~ Leonard, Reubin - Sept. 25, 1832 - A67
Letourneau, Hebert ~ Cavit, Justine - June 21, 1833 - A75
LeTourneau, LeAmaiable ~ Barger, Sylvia - April 18, 1817 - D332
Lewis, Ann ~ Donohoo, Lewis - March 8, 1830 - A47
Lewis, Eliza ~ Hughes, Jeptha - Dec. 24, 1830 - A27
Lewis, John L. ~ Richardson, Martha D. - Dec. 8, 1831 - A46
Lewis, John T. ~ Stark, Maria - Dec. 28, 1828 - A8
Lewis, Lucy ~ Hurdle, William - Dec. 4, 1823 - F261
Lewis, Nancy ~ Twilly, Edward - March 14, 1829 - A19
Lewis, Pulchera ~ Knox, William O. - Dec. 20, 1827 - G105
Lewis, Susan ~ Saunders, Jobes - Aug. 31, 1824 - F357
Lewis, Thomas C. ~ Frazer, Nancy - Aug. 30, 1830 - A22
Licklighter, Mrs. Cecelia ~ Hurdle, Ennis - Feb. 16, 1822 - F352
Liles, Sarah ~ Stapleton, Thomas - March 27, 1824 - F340
Linderman, Louisa M. ~ McFanner, Sherod - April 17, 1834 - A89
Little, Laitham ~ Brown, Rebecca - May 20, 1828 - A2
Long, Elizabeth ~ Leonard, James - April 5, 1828 - A2
Long, Louisa ~ Wright, Absalom - July 28, 1835 - A104
Longeno, James W. ~ Cabitt, Doratha - Aug. 1, 1834 - A93
Longeno, Mary E. ~ Fellows, John - Sept. 11, 1834 - A95
Lowe, Frederic ~ Humble, Amanda - Feb. 2, 1828 - A1
Lowe, Frederic ~ Nance, Mrs. Elizabeth - May 27, 1821 - F135
Lowe, Melinda M. ~ Davis, Nathan M. - Nov. 26, 1833 - A85
Ludewig, Augusta ~ Watts, Mrs. Marie B. - Oct. 2, 1834 - A96
Lusk, Rachael ~ Stroop, George W. - Feb. 27, 1812 - B212
Maddox, Stephen ~ Dunavin, Patsey - July 18, 1817 - D368
Maddox, Stephen W. ~ Coats, Jane Huey - Dec. 5, 1824 - F382
Marlow, Ann ~ Davis, Thomas C. - May 19, 1833 - A73
Marlow, Charles ~ Rodes, Mrs. Sarah Smith - July 18, 1825 - F444
Martha, Nancy ~ Dyson, Aaron - March 7, 1832 - A63
Martin, Allen ~ Brinson, Kizy - Feb. 2, 1825 - F398
Martin, Lydia ~ Chastene, Louis - Sept. 3, 1825 - F462
Martin, Lydia ~ Chastene, Louis - Sept. 7, 1825 - F462
Martin, Mary ~ Bradley, Joseph - June 24, 1830 - A21
Martin, Seneca ~ Dickerson, Rachel W. - July 4, 1834 - A92
Martin, Thomas H. ~ Faulk, Levincy - Oct. 9, 1829 - A13
Mason, James Winthrop (Dr.) ~ Tennille, Malinda - Nov. 9, 1826 - G21
Masterson, Elizabeth ~ Dickerson, Lemuel - Sept. 12, 1822 - F164
Mattingly, Thomas ~ McMahan, Narcissa - Jan. 17, 1817 - D292
Maulding, Tyler ~ Bradley (Tuttle), Zaney - Nov. 12, 1821 - F70
McCarrol, Jesse ~ Roberson, Mary - March 25, 1821 - E511
McCarroll, Winny ~ McFaggins, Samuel - Dec. 10, 1827 - A8
McCormick, Harriet ~ Niligen, Thomas - Feb. 27, 1829 - A9
McCormick, Henriette ~ Repon, Louis - March 27, 1823 - A28
McCormick, Phebe O. ~ Sappington, Alexis - Dec. 1, 1829 - A14
McCowen, Mrs. Nancy ~ Barnes, Adam - Sept. 25, 1824 - F364
McCowen, Susannah Wood ~ Farmer, Mills - July 7, 1817 - D373
McCown, Susannah ~ Farmer, Mills - Feb. 13, 1812 - A205
McDonald, Margaret ~ Reynolds, William - Jan. 2, 1820 - A31
McDowell, Catherine ~ Taylor, Frederick - Nov. 24, 1831 - A60
McDowell, Clorinda ~ Oliveaux, Bastian - April 23, 1832 - A57
McDowell, James ~ Bernard, Helen - Jan. 6, 1835 - A97
McFadden, Catherine ~ Philips, Jacob - Nov. 4, 1823 - F263
McFadden, Margaret ~ Adams, William - Nov. 1, 1823 - F272
McFaggins, Samuel ~ McCarroll, Winny - Dec. 10, 1827 - A8
McFanner, Sherod ~ Linderman, Louisa M. - April 17, 1834 - A89
McGlethlen, Margaret ~ Owens, John - Aug. 6, 1830 - A22
McGlothlen, Charles ~ Tucker, Mary - Dec. 11, 1827 - G102
McGlothlen, Judy ~ Taylor, Wiley - March 10, 1831 - A53
McGlothlin, Charles ~ Ginn, Mrs. Elizabeth - July 18, 1819 - F366
McGuire, Robert F. ~ Lamy, Louisa - April 24, 1820 - E336
McLauchlin, M. A. L. ~ Hamilton, George - June 4, 1814 - C94
McLaughlin, Charles ~ Ginn, Elizabeth - July 23, 1819 - F34
McLaughlin, Emily ~ Johnston, William - Nov. 2, 1816 - D423
McLaughlin, Emily ~ Johnston, William - Oct. 27, 1816 - D423
McLaughlin, John ~ Moore, Mary - Nov. 21, 1821 - F78
McLawchlin, C. A. ~ Hook, Julia - April 13, 1835 - A101
McLawchlin, Nancy M. ~ Bartlett, Henry C. - May 17, 1826 - F539
McMahan, John ~ Arnold, Mary - Nov. 3, 1827 - G101
McMahan, Narcissa ~ Mattingly, Thomas - Jan. 17, 1817 - D292
McMahan, Polly ~ Ward, Isaac - Nov. 13, 1813 - C15
McMahan, Rebecca ~ Beck, Vivan - July 4, 1825 - F434
Mercer, Margarit G. ~ Howell, W. I. - Aug. 11, 1834 - A107
Meredith, Sarah ~ Butler, Stephen H. - Dec. 15, 1834 - A108
Meriweather, Elizabeth ~ Ward, Isaac - Oct. 28, 1810 - B49
Meriweather, Francis ~ Frazer, Elender - April 5, 1831 - A48
Meriweather, John M. ~ Stewart, Polly - Aug. 11, 1811 - B141
Meriweather, Mildred ~ Griffin, James - June 17, 1810 - B24
Migate, Nancy ~ Horton, John - Sept. 26, 1827 - G101
Miller, Catharine ~ Allington, John - July 11, 1818 - F424
Miller, Eliza ~ Scriber, Benna - Jan. 12, 1831 - A34
Miller, Joseph ~ Sasser, Sarah - Jan. 22, 1823 - F192
Miller, Margaret ~ Scott, William - Jan. 18, 1832 - A47
Miller, Mary ~ Parker, John - Oct. 27, 1832 - A70
Miller, Michael B. ~ Drew, Nancy - April 19, 1819 - E142
Miller, Nancy ~ Stephenson, Hugh - Oct. 4, 1810 - B42
Miller, Sarah ~ Hamilton, Alexis - July 9, 1832 - A62
Molhom, Catherine ~ Wells, Henry - Sept. 19, 1812 - B256
Montague, Daniel ~ Griffing, Sara Margaret - May 11, 1833 - A74
Montague, Daniel ~ Griffing, Sarah Margaret - May 11, 1833 - A74
Moore, Eliza ~ Sasser, William - Feb. 6, 1821 - E489
Moore, Jesse ~ Sims, Margaret (widow) - Dec. 11, 1830 - A26
Moore, Louisiana ~ Griffin, William F. - May 14, 1832 - A58
Moore, Mary ~ McLaughlin, John - Nov. 21, 1821 - F78
Moore, Nicholas ~ Birney, Rachel - Jan. 8, 1825 - F478
Morehouse, C. F. ~ Richardson, Martha - Jan. 13, 1832 - A56
Morehouse, Eleanor ~ Hook, George - May 7, 1814 - C89
Morehouse, Sophia ~ Breedlove, Spencer - July 4, 1816 - D110
Morgan, Ann Mary ~ Kellam, John H. - Oct. 5, 1831 - A44
Morgan, Asher ~ Fitzgerald, Nancy - Aug. 19, 1826 - G9
Morgan, Ferdinand ~ Tennille, Hannah - May 12, 1820 - E343
Morgan, Harvey L. ~ Wade, Mrs. Rachel - Nov. 18, 1829 - A12
Morgan, Jonathan ~ Tennille, Rachel St. Julian - Jan. 31, 1820 - D294
Morgan, Oliver J. ~ White, Narcissa Deeson - May 12, 1817 - D343
Morhouse, Ann M. ~ Patten, Joseph - Nov. 9, 1826 - G21
Morhouse, Eliza Caroline ~ Sterling, Robert H. - Aug. 1, 1821 - F41
Moron, Millett ~ Dishan, Charles - Aug. 25, 1813 - B343
Moron, Paul ~ Goulett, Mary - March 22, 1815 - C180
Moron, Susan ~ Prudhomme, Jacque - Sept. 19, 1812 - B250
Morris, Louisa ~ Sims, Anderson H. - July 14, 1829 - A11
Morrison, Daniel ~ Burke, Cynthia - Aug. 10, 1817 - F423
Morrison, Elizabeth ~ Dowell, John - Jan. 1, 1810 - B3
Morrison, John ~ Grim, Sarah - Jan. 4, 1816 - D51
Morrison, Margrette Nancy ~ Kirkpatrick, Hezekiah - July 23, 1812 - B242
Morton, Peter ~ Francique, Perine - June 11, 1810 - B22
Mouro, Victuar ~ Lebiuf, Semo - Aug. 11, 1821 - F49
Muldenard, Sophia ~ Goulett, Gabriel - March 6, 1834 - A86
Murdock, Robert ~ Bernoir, Frances - April 17, 1827 - A9
Murphy, Richard ~ Ballew, Mrs. Donatille - Jan. 7, 1825 - F394
Murphy, William ~ Griffing, Cynthia Ann - Jan. 11, 1834 - A96
Muse, James Fort ~ Bourgeat, Adelaid - Feb. 22, 1821 - E501
Mygate, Webster ~ Arnold, Nancy - March 5, 1820 - E351
Nance, Mrs. Elizabeth ~ Lowe, Frederic - May 27, 1821 - F135
Napp, Silas ~ Smith, Betella - June 30, 1831 - A47
Neiman, Doris E. ~ Hedge, Joseph - March 9, 1831 - A39
Neiman, John F. ~ Lawrence, Jane - March 11, 1831 - A59
Neiman, John F. ~ Wells, Mrs. Mary - Sept. 23, 1833 - A85
Neiman, Selina ~ Hedge, Joseph - April 26, 1828 - G136
Nelson, Alexander F. ~ Brenson, Sarah - Feb. 28, 1819 - F34
Nelson, Alexander F. ~ Brinson, Sarah - Feb. 28, 1821 - F365
Nelson, Mariah L. ~ Brinson, Phillip - Oct. 23, 1829 - A13
Nelson, Thomas ~ Huey, Nancy - Aug. 18, 1828 - A7
Netherlan, Isham ~ Dickerson, Eleanor - Oct. 13 1833 - A84
Netherlin, Bachel ~ Takewell, Nimrodt - Sept. 11, 1826 - G13
Netherlin, Dysy Lena ~ Landrum, John - May 31, 1834 - A93
Newcomer, Christopher ~ Hurdle, Mary - Aug. 18, 1831 - A52
Newcomer, Nancy ~ Aultman, Christopher - July 18, 1831 - A53
Newman, Amanda ~ Ambleton, Baptist - Aug. 4, 1831 - A42
Newman, Horation ~ Squires, Lewis L. Dec. 21, 1832 - A71
Newman, Samuel ~ Wise, Elizabeth Ann - Aug. 11, 1832 - A67
Niligen, Thomas ~ McCormick, Harriet - Feb. 27, 1829 - A9
O'Neal, Jesse ~ Barnes, Margaret (Brownlee) - Oct. 2, 1829 - A15
O'Neal, Mitchell ~ Grisham, Jane - Jan. 29, 1831 - A34
Olds, Catherine ~ Chambliss, Nathaniel - Nov. 25, 1826 - G37
Oliveaux, Adelaid ~ Larche, Lucien - June 10, 1828 - A5
Oliveaux, Bastian ~ McDowell, Clorinda - April 23, 1832 - A57
Oliveaux, Monet ~ Pernet, LeFrol - Aug. 9, 1830 - A25
Oliveaux, Tercella ~ Ryan, James - Aug. 13, 1835 - A111
Olivo, Adelaid ~ Larche, Lucien - June 10, 1828 - A5
Olivo, Belle ~ Roy, Joseph - Sept. 27, 1830 - A38
Olivot, Donatele ~ Ballew, Charles - May 31, 1821 - F17
Olivot, Eliza ~ Grumes, John R. - May 9, 1825 - F461
Olivot, Jane ~ Haberard, John - ?, ?, 1823 - F255
Olivot, Louisa ~ Bernard, William - Aug. 11, 1817 - D362
Owens, James ~ Klady, Maria - July 29, 1816 - D132
Owens, James ~ Pirkey, Nancy - Oct. 7, 1827 - G100
Owens, Jane DeHart ~ Cabean, James C. - Nov. 13, 1815 - D14
Owens, John ~ McGlethlen, Margaret - Aug. 6, 1830 - A22
Owens, Mary ~ Sims, Nathan - Nov. 22, 1821 - F80
Paillet, Abraham ~ Faulk, Selina - June 26, 1830 - A37
Paillet, Augustus ~ Etier, Louise - June 25, 1831 - A40
Paillet, Frances ~ Pitts, John - March 27, 1823 - A28
Paillet, Lewis ~ Landernau, Adelaid - Sept. 3, 1830 - A38
Pargoud, Hypolite ~ Soubercaze, ? - Jan. 24, 1828 - G123
Parker, Andrew ~ Smilie, Eliza - May 28, 1831 - A36
Parker, Dorcas ~ Cason, Basdale - April 4, 1833 - A83
Parker, John ~ Miller, Mary - Oct. 27, 1832 - A70
Parker, Sarah ~ Ambuson, George - Jan. 20, 1819 - F225
Patten, Joseph ~ Morhouse, Ann M. - Nov. 9, 1826 - G21
Patten, Rice I. ~ Arnold, Elizabeth - Jan. 14, 1830 - A16
Pebbles, John W. ~ Ginn, Elizabeth - Aug. 7, 1829 - F256
Peck, A. D. ~ Scriber, Edna H. - Oct. 13, 1835 - A112
Perkins, Polly ~ Foquell, Nicholas - Aug. 6, 1813 - B332
Pernet, Domicile ~ Dull, James - Jan. 2, 1826 - G20
Pernet, Joseph ~ Landernau, Caroline - Aug. 9, 1830 - A25
Pernet, Julia ~ Dull, James - April 2, 1833 - A72
Pernet, LeFrol ~ Oliveaux, Monet - Aug. 9, 1830 - A25
Pernet, Lemeli ~ Bonaventure, Lese - Dec. 6, 1830 - A32
Perney, Victoire ~ Roi, Eustache - July 3, 1812 - B233
Perney, Victorie ~ Roi (Roy), Eustache - April 18, 1817 - D328
Philips, Jacob ~ McFadden, Catherine - Nov. 4, 1823 - F263
Piboto, Augustin ~ Goulet, Rosalie - April 14, 1819 - F225
Piboto, Margaret ~ Cavit, Pierre - Sept. 21, 1816 - D186
Pipes, John ~ Gibbonds, Polly - Aug. 6, 1832 - A81
Pipes, Nancy ~ Kirkland, Moses - March 5, 1832 - A55
Pipes, William ~ Dutton, Louisa - Sept. 3, 1831 - A42
Pipes, William A. ~ Barnes, Parnetha - March 5, 1832 - A55
Pirkey, John ~ Cavit, Madine - Nov. 23, 1827 - G100
Pirkey, Mary ~ Harris, John - Aug. 26, 1810 - B37
Pirkey, Nancy ~ Owens, James - Oct. 7, 1827 - G100
Pirney, Harriet ~ Landermau, Celestine - Dec. 27, 1819 - B66
Pirney, Victorie ~ Roi (Roy), Eustache - April 18, 1817 - D328
Pitts, John ~ Paillet, Frances - March 27, 1823 - A28
Pivoto, Augustin ~ Goulette, Caroline - July 29, 1833 - A80
Pivoto, Caroline G. ~ Allen, Davis E. - Aug. 4, 1835 - A111
Poiso, Polarge ~ Riviere, Jacque - July 21, 1815 - C224
Poor, Mary ~ Cavet, Jacque - July 2, 1812 - B231
Poor, Nancy ~ Cavet, Louis - Sept. 21, 1816 - D329
Powell, David ~ Guichard, Annette - Sept. 9, 1816 - D208
Prescott, James B. ~ Kerr, Susan B. - April 18, 1831 - A54
Price, Elizabeth ~ Dugin, John - July 13, 1812 - B240
Price, Elizabeth ~ Hix, John - Feb. 22, 1825 - F398
Price, Mary ~ Goulet, Peter - Aug. 25, 1813 - B341
Price, Susan ~ Cabara, Antoine - Sept. 24, 1809 - AB109
Prichard, Drury ~ Gwinn, Sarah - Jan. 6, 1835 - A98
Prudhome, Jean ~ LeBauf, Eugenia - July 15, 1817 - D349
Prudhome, John ~ LeBiuf, Jane - Oct. 28, 1815 - D6
Prudhomme, Jacque ~ Moron, Susan - Sept. 19, 1812 - B250
Prudhomme, Marcellite ~ Rose, Moses D. - June 2, 1832 - A60
Prudhomme, Susannah ~ Cavet, Laurent - June 4, 1822 - F426
Prudhomme, Susannah ~ Cavet, Laurent - May 2, 1822 - F426
Prudhomme, Sylvia ~ Fogg, Paltz - Aug. 29, 1810 - B35
Pyburn, Amanda ~ Squires, Woody L. - Dec. 22, 1832 - A73
Pyburn, Benjamin ~ Whitaker, Elizabeth - July 18, 1816 - D125
Pyburn, Frances ~ Sims, Huey - Jan. 31, 1832 - A48
Pyburn, Nancy ~ Wafer, Alex - Oct. 10, 1816 - D236
Racine, Auguste ~ Larche, Jane - April 18, 1816 - D325
Racine, Auguste ~ Larche, Jane - June 20, 1811 - B134
Racine, Eleanor ~ Sauce, Joseph - Oct. 2, 1832 - A66
Racine, Felix ~ Cavet, Monot - April 18, 1817 - D330
Racine, Felix ~ Cavit, Monno - Sept. 21, 1813 - B355
Rainy, Narcissa ~ Calvin (Colvin?), Jeptha - June 12, 1817 - F365
Randolph, Jesse M. ~ Thompson, Faithy - July 16, 1834 - A94
Raypen, Gisten ~ Cavit (Cavet?), Joseph - April 13, 1822 - F142
Raypon, Gisten ~ Cavet (Cavit?), Joseph - April 13, 1822 - F142
Raypon, Joseph ~ LeBiuf, Barbara - July 21, 1821 - F38
Reamy, Narcissa ~ Calvin (Colvin?), Jeptha - June 12, 1817 - F34
Reid, David R. ~ Larche, Adeline - July 11, 1832 - A62
Repon, Louis ~ McCormick, Henriette - March 27, 1823 - A28
Repon, Mia Babie C. ~ Daily, Owen - Sept. 25, 1834 - A95
Repon, Vincent ~ Yarbrough, Polly - Sept. 21, 1822 - G100
Repond, Mary ~ Drago, Antoine - Sept. 20, 1816 - D171
Reynolds, William ~ McDonald, Margaret - Jan. 2, 1820 - A31
Richardson, Martha ~ Morehouse, C. F. - Jan. 13, 1832 - A56
Richardson, Martha D. ~ Lewis, John L. - Dec. 8, 1831 - A46
Richardson, Mrs. Eliza ~ Hamblin, John M. A. - June 27, 1822 - F154
Richardson, William ~ Huey, Clementine - Aug. 9, 1827 - G80
Rind, N. D. ~ Grimes, L. M. - March 12, 1835 - A99
Riviere, Jacque ~ Poiso, Polarge - July 21, 1815 - C224
Roan, James ~ Stowe, Mary H. I. N. St. Clair - Oct. 19, 1824 - F415
Roberson, Mary ~ McCarrol, Jesse - March 25, 1821 - E511
Roberts, David C. ~ Hering, Nancy - Sept. 16, 1824 - F361
Roberts, Jane ~ Etier, Pier - July 7, 1815 - C211
Roberts, Jane ~ Etier, Pier - July 7, 1815 - C211
Robertson, Sarah ~ Wooldridge, James A. - Sept. 5, 1826 - A31
Robinett, Calvin ~ Donohoo, Mary - Nov. 3, 1831 - A50
Rodes, Mrs. Sarah Smith ~ Marlow, Charles - July 18, 1825 - F444
Rogers, Robert ~ Barnes, Nancy - Oct. 12, 1835 - A113
Rogers, Robert ~ LeBeauf, E. - May 5, 1814 - C84
Roi, Auguste ~ Faulk, Jane - Sept. 13, 1821 - G99
Roi, Eustache ~ Perney, Victoire - July 3, 1812 - B233
Roi, Eustache ~ Pirney (Perney), Victorie - April 18, 1817 - D328
Roi, Felicity ~ Watts, Daniel P. - April 27, 1831 - A50
Roi, Victorie ~ Holloway, Reuben - March 10, 1827 - G100
Rollins, R. ~ Combs, Winnefred - April 25, 1827 - G60
Rose, Moses D. ~ Prudhomme, Marcellite - June 2, 1832 - A60
Ross, Ely K. ~ Henderson, Elizabeth Barlow - Nov. 1, 1818 - E26
Ross, Jane O. ~ Jones, John G. (Rev.) - Aug. 30, 1828 - A5
Ross, Sarah ~ Griffing, Gabriel I. - Aug. 4, 1832 - A41
Rous, Martha ~ Friend, Edwin - Nov. 17, 1835 - A114
Row, Catherine ~ Huey, John F. - Nov. 5, 1824 - F379
Row, Margaret ~ Dickerson, Isaac - Oct. 31, 1825 - A29
Row, Sarah ~ Berry, William - March 5, 1832 - A54
Roy, Augistine ~ Irik, Elizabeth - March 18, 1815 - C171
Roy, Eustache ~ Perney (Pirney) Victorie - April 18, 1817 - D328
Roy, Henrietta ~ Lawrence, Francois - Jan. 8, 1834 - A87
Roy, Joseph ~ Olivo, Belle - Sept. 27, 1830 - A38
Ryan, James ~ Oliveaux, Tercella - Aug. 13, 1835 - A111
Sagers, Betsy ~ Hebert, Louis - Feb. 19, 1814 - C55
Sagers, Katy ~ Larche, Brutus - Aug. 23, 1819 - D204
Sagers, Maria ~ Bres, John - Feb. 10, 1819 - E94
Sagers, Polly ~ Landernau, Hypolite - Sept. 13, 1812 - B253
Salisbury, John S. ~ Suddeth, Elizabeth - May 2, 1829 - A76
Sanders, Themar ~ Aswell, Solomon - Oct. 3, 1822 - F167
Sappington, Alexis ~ McCormick, Phebe O. - Dec. 1, 1829 - A14
Sasser, Sarah ~ Miller, Joseph - Jan. 22, 1823 - F192
Sasser, William ~ Moore, Eliza - Feb. 6, 1821 - E489
Sattery, Delila ~ Emery, John - June 5, 1827 - A6
Sauce, Joseph ~ Racine, Eleanor - Oct. 2, 1832 - A66
Saunders, Jobes ~ Lewis, Susan - Aug. 31, 1824 - F357
Scarbor, Mary Ann ~ Banks, Riley - May 26, 1827 - A1
Scott, Eliza Ann ~ Stokes, James L. - Feb. 25, 1835 - A107
Scott, Robert C. ~ Grayson, Eliza A. - Jan. 9, 1831 - A33
Scott, William ~ Miller, Margaret - Jan. 18, 1832 - A47
Scriber, Benna ~ Miller, Eliza - Jan. 12, 1831 - A34
Scriber, Edna H. ~ Peck, A. D. - Oct. 13, 1835 - A112
Scriber, Eli ~ Hickman, Edna - April 4, 1830 - A20
Scriber, John S. ~ Ailes, Eliza Jane - June 7, 1832 - A61
Scriber, Lydia ~ Faulk, John T. - Feb. 28, 1835 - A98
Seamon, Elizabeth ~ Wells, H. - July 10, 1814 - C110
Secrist (Segrist?), Lewis ~ Larche, Louisa - Feb. 21, 1821 - D301
Segrist, Lewis (see Secrist, Lewis)
Senaca, Margaret ~ Bowers, William - May 21, 1831 - A39
Sexton, James P. ~ Thomason, Cintha - Sept. 6, 1830 - A39
Shelby, Jenkin W. ~ Chambliss, Mary - March 31, 1831 - A51 0
Shilling, Sarah ~ Frazer, William - Dec. 24, 1832 - A74
Shillings, Margaret ~ Frazer, Charles - Aug. 24, 1835 - A105
Simmons, Mary ~ Young James - Jan. 9, 1835 - A109
Sims, Anderson H. ~ Morris, Louisa - July 14, 1829 - A11
Sims, David ~ Humble, Eliza - July 7, 1829 - A12
Sims, Huey ~ Pyburn, Frances - Jan. 31, 1832 - A48
Sims, Margaret (widow) ~ Moore, Jesse - Dec. 11, 1830 - A26
Sims, Mason H. ~ Cockrill, Lear - March 1, 1831 - A34
Sims, Nathan ~ Owens, Mary - Nov. 22, 1821 - F80
Smilie, Eliza ~ Parker, Andrew - May 28, 1831 - A36
Smith, Betella ~ Napp, Silas - June 30, 1831 - A47
Smith, Eliza ~ Young, Richard - Oct. 8, 1813 - C4
Smith, Elizabeth ~ Jones, Mason - Dec. 15, 1822 - A27
Smith, John B. ~ Harris, Constanie - Aug. 15, 1832 - A49
Smith, Mary ~ Brown, John - Sept. 16, 1824 - F362
Smith, Nelly ~ Blazier, Samuel - March 3, 1825 - F400
Smith, Sarah (see Rodes, Mrs. Sarah Smith)
Smith, Thomas ~ Ward, Polly Berry - Aug. 13, 1828 - A3
Snow, William P. ~ Larche, Susan E. - Jan. 28, 1832 - A58
Snowden, Mary ~ Cravens, William - Aug. 1, 1817 - D359
Soubercaze, ? ~ Pargoud, Hypolite - Jan. 24, 1828 - G123
Soubercaze, Antoine ~ Breard, Harriet B. - Oct. 3, 1816 - D199
Spark, Mucius S. ~ Breard, Annette - Dec. 11, 1827 - G102
Spruell, Gabriel ~ Gwin, Rody - Oct. 9, 1830 - A38
Spruwell, Mary ~ Heaton, Thomas H. - April 9, 1826 - G122
Squires, Lewis L. ~ Newman, Horatio - Dec. 21, 1832 - A71
Squires, Woody L. ~ Pyburn, Amanda - Dec. 22, 1832 - A73
Stapleton, Thomas ~ Liles, Sarah - March 27, 1824 - F340
Stark, Maria ~ Lewis, John T. - Dec. 28, 1828 - A8
Stephen, Huldah ~ Davis, Nathaniel - Sept. 2, 1810 - B40
Stephenson, Hugh ~ Miller, Nancy - Oct. 4, 1810 - B42
Sterling, John T. ~ Knox, Mrs. Elizabeth - Oct. 1, 1828 - A4
Sterling, Lynds ~ Dutton, Rachel - May 21, 1821 - F37
Sterling, Robert H. ~ Morhouse, Eliza Caroline - Aug. 1, 1821 - F41
Stewart, David ~ Griffin, Hannah - Dec. 25, 1819 - F34
Stewart, Polly ~ Meriweather, John M. - Aug. 11, 1811 - B141
Stokes, James L. ~ Scott, Eliza Ann - Feb. 25, 1835 - A107
Story, Ferdinand ~ Kirkland, Elizabeth - Oct. 20, 1815 - D2
Stowe, Mary H. I. N. St. Clair ~ Roan, James - Oct. 19, 1824 - F415
Strodder, John ~ Dyson, Marinda - Jan. 3, 1832 - A49
Strong, Theron ~ Kirkpatrick, Nancy - June 22, 1825 - F429
Stroop, George W. ~ Lusk, Rachael - Feb. 27, 1812 - B212
Stroop, Jacob ~ Tidewell, Polly - Sept. 21, 1813 - B352
Suddeth, Elizabeth ~ Salisbury, John S. - May 2, 1829 - A76
Sutton, Daniel J. ~ Harmanson, Anna H. - Feb. 3, 1824 - F300
Swartz, Elizabeth Felter ~ Ditzler, Peter - Nov. 1, 1810 - B52
Takewell, Nimrodt ~ Netherlin, Bachel - Sept. 11, 1826 - G13
Taylor, Frederick ~ McDowell, Catherine - Nov. 24, 1831 - A60
Taylor, Lorenzo E. ~ White, Ester - July 31, 1835 - A115
Taylor, Wiley ~ McGlothlen, Judy - March 10, 1831 - A53
Tennelle, Jane St. Claire ~ Hughes, John - May 24, 1809 - AB29
Tennelle, Julia ~ Van'Allen, William - June 8, 1811 - B130
Tennelle, Nancy ~ Barlow, Thomas - Aug. 1, 1810 - B29
Tennille, Hannah ~ Morgan, Ferdinand - May 12, 1820 - E343
Tennille, Jane St. Clair ~ Hughes, John - April 12, 1817 - D323
Tennille, Malinda ~ Mason, James Winthrop (Dr.) - Nov. 9, 1826 - G21
Tennille, Nancy ~ Bry, Henry - Feb. 7, 1823 - F196
Tennille, Rachel St. Julian ~ Morgan, Jonathan - Jan. 31, 1820 - D294
Terry, Diana ~ Dehart, James - April 4, 1816 - D73
Thomason, Cintha ~ Sexton, James P. - Sept. 6, 1830 - A39
Thomason, Louisa T. ~ Hewitt, C. B. - May 5, 1830 - A102
Thomason, William ~ Thompson, Eliza - April 30, 1827 - A31
Thompson, Betsy Ann ~ Hewitt, John H. - Jan. 5, 1827 - G54
Thompson, Eliza ~ Thomason, William - April 30, 1827 - A31
Thompson, Faithy ~ Randolph, Jesse M. - July 16, 1834 - A94
Thompson, John M. ~ Grayson, Zelian - Oct. 15, 1833 - A84
Thompson, Polly L. ~ Guinn, Prior L. - Jan. 13, 1828 - A6
Tidewell, Polly ~ Stroop, Jacob - Sept. 21, 1813 - B352
Till, Anna ~ Evans, William - July 15, 1835 - A104
Tillman, John ~ Ebe (Webb) Catharine - Jan. 8, 1831 - A32
Tompkins, John ~ Brown, Susan - Feb. 1, 1831 - A53
Travis, Lucinda ~ Guier, Peter - June 5, 1829 - A18
Trent, William ~ Jones, Eliza - July 8, 1824 - A29
Trimble, Martha ~ Galloway, James - May 20, 1832 - A51
Tucker, Mary ~ McGlothlen, Charles - Dec. 11, 1827 - G102
Tune, Mrs. Polly ~ Clark, Jacob - Feb. 12, 1833 - A69
Tuttle, Zaney (see Bradley (Tuttle), Zaney)
Twilly, Edward ~ Lewis, Nancy - March 14, 1829 - A19
Van'Allen, William ~ Tennelle, Julia - June 8, 1811 - B130
Vickery, Polly ~ Williams, Samuel - April 4, 1829 - A10
Vickory, John ~ Dyson, Jane - July 18, 1833 - A78
Vickory, Marmaduke ~ Broom, Mary - June 20, 1828 - A6
Wade, Mrs. Rachel ~ Morgan, Harvey L. - Nov. 18, 1829 - A12
Wafer, Alex ~ Pyburn, Nancy - Oct. 10, 1816 - D236
Wallace, Augustus ~ Curtis, Hester Ann - Aug. 17, 1830 - A23
Ward, Elizabeth ~ Griffith, John B. - Feb. 13, 1823 - F235
Ward, Isaac ~ McMahan, Polly - Nov. 13, 1813 - C15
Ward, Isaac ~ Meriweather, Elizabeth - Oct. 28, 1810 - B49
Ward, Polly Berry ~ Smith, Thomas - Aug. 13, 1828 - A3
Watts, Daniel P. ~ Roi, Felicity - April 27, 1831 - A50
Watts, James ~ Filhoil, Marie B. - April 3, 1826 - A30
Watts, James ~ Jones, Dicy - July 7, 1821 - F56
Watts, Mrs. Marie B. ~ Ludewig, Augusta - Oct. 2, 1834 - A96
Watts, Sarah ~ Bailey, Bagwell - May 12, 1817 - D347
Watts, Thomas ~ Berry, Susannah Hutchings - Sept. 18, 1817 - G99
Webb, Catharine (see Ebe (Webb), Catharine)
Wells, H. ~ Seamon, Elizabeth - July 10, 1814 - C110
Wells, Henry ~ Molhom, Catherine - Sept. 19, 1812 - B256
Wells, Mrs. Mary ~ Neiman, John F. - Sept. 23, 1833 - A85
West, Pricilla ~ Dickerson, Jesse - May 29, 1830 - A75
Wheelis, Patsy ~ Hall, A. L. - Sept. 8, 1834 - A96
Whitaker, Elizabeth ~ Pyburn, Benjamin - July 18, 1816 - D125
Whitaker, Mrs. Nancy ~ Fitzgibbons, William - Oct. 22, 1819 - F366
White, Daniel ~ Willson, Rebecca - July 12, 1833 - A79
White, Ester ~ Taylor, Lorenzo E. - July 31, 1835 - A115
White, Lucy ~ Hudson, Jesse - Jan. 10, 1831 - A32
White, Narcissa Deeson ~ Morgan, Oliver J. - May 12, 1817 - D343
Whitson, Charles ~ Keller, Felician - July 17, 1828 - A6
Whitson, Mary B. ~ Boyle, William - April 12, 1829 - A10
Wilds, Joseph ~ Henderson, Lucy Anne E. - June 7, 1821 - F27
Wiley, Sophia ~ Downs, Joshua - Nov. 30, 1831 - A50
Wilhite, William ~ Honeycut, Elizabeth - Sept. 19, 1835 - A110
Williams, Charles ~ Griffin, Malinda Ann - Jan. 11, 1830 - A16
Williams, John ~ Caldwell, Minerva - June 2, 1834 - A91
Williams, Mariah ~ Griffing, Lorenzo - July 15, 1833 - A79
Williams, Samuel ~ Vickery, Polly - April 4, 1829 - A10
Williams, William ~ Bush, Mary - Nov. 16, 1835 - A114
Williams, William ~ Floyd, Lucinda - March 29, 1832 - A57
Willson, Rebecca ~ White, Daniel - July 12, 1833 - A79
Wilson, Ephriam K. ~ Hall, Nancy St. Clair - May 15, 1827 - G66
Wimberly, William ~ Adair, Nancy - Dec. 7, 1819 - F317
Wintzel, Mildred ~ Jones, Lewis - June 16, 1831 - A40
Wise, Elizabeth Ann ~ Newman, Samuel - Agu. 11, 1832 - A67
Wise, Jesse ~ Burk, Sarah - Sept. 2, 1824 - F357
Wise, Mary A. C. ~ Feazel, Michael - Jan. 15, 1830 - A20
Wood, Francis ~ Wright, Alfred - Dec. 31, 1833 - A87
Wood, Mary ~ Crawford, John L. - Jan. 29, 1826 - F504
Wood, Shepherd ~ Honeycutt, Dicy - July 17, 1827 - A1
Wooldridge, James A. ~ Robertson, Sarah - Sept. 5, 1826 - A31
Wright, Absalom ~ Long, Louisa - July 28, 1835 - A104
Wright, Alfred ~ Wood, Francis - Dec. 31, 1833 - A87
Wright, Amanda M. ~ Bannister, William - Nov. 27, 1835 - A115
Wright, Mary ~ Bannister, James - March 7, 1835 - A101
Wright, Robert ~ Dickerson, Eleanor - May 20 1820 - F134
Wyatt, Mary ~ Huey, James - Nov. 21, 1825 - A30
Yarbrough, Margaret ~ Hudgens, Stephen - Feb. 12, 1827 - G49
Yarbrough, Polly ~ Repon, Vincent - Sept. 21, 1822 - G100
Young, James ~ Simmons, Mary - Jan. 9, 1835 - A109
Young, Richard ~ Smith, Eliza - Oct. 8, 1813 - C4
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
CARROLL MARRIAGE INDEX 1832 - 1855
NAME ~ SPOUSE PAGE
Adams, James D ~ Mrs. Banton 35
Adams, James D. ~ Bouton, Eliza 35
Adkins, S. M. ~ Rives, E. "Miss" 380
Alexander, "Miss" ~ DeFrance, Park W. 148
Anderson, W. T. ~ Jackson, Pamelia Jane 312
Annin, L.~ McCraw, Samuel D. 54
Armstrong, John J. ~ Jones, Mary Jane 138
Atkins, Elizabeth ~ Taylor, Simeon W. 96
Atkins, James ~ Galloway, F. D. 52/53
Atkinson, William ~ Leowiteb, Mary 273
Austin, John ~ Bonner, Nancy Willer 233
Austin, John ~ Wyatt, Elizabeth "Mrs." 407
Austin, Robert ~ Evans, Adeline 142
Austin, Thomas ~ Hurst, Carolyn 122
Auther, R. A. ~ Smith, M. E. 386/387
Ayers, Nancy ~ Dempsey, Philip 50
Ayres, William ~ Britton, Elizabeth "Mrs." 75
Bacon, Mary "Miss" ~ Bethea, A. P. 208
Baker, John ~ Bunch, Elizabeth 7
Banton, Mrs. ~ Adams, James D. 35
Barker, Elizabeth ~ Spears, Joseph 81
Barlard, Eliza ~ Cauneil, Charles 28
Barnett, William ~ Clark, Mary Ann 280
Barrett, John ~ Lathing (?Latting), Mary 202
Bayley, Anderson ~ Owen, Maria J. 118
Bayley, Christian ~ Bean, "Widow" 263?
Bean, "Widow Bayley" ~ Ruark, Jacob 2/3
Bean, Jane ~ Corvine (?Couin), Richard 41
Beard, Benjamin ~ Stokes, Susan 12
Beard, Malinda Ann ~ Newman, George R. 6
Beard, Mary ~ Sutton, Vincent M. 37
Beasley, Hester "Mrs." ~ Trewitt, William 22
Beasley, P. ~ McDonaldson, Jane 106
Bebout, Missouri M. ~ Woodland, Wm. "Mrs." 77
Belknap, Morris L. ~ McCraw, Elizb. A. "Miss" 99
Bell, Thomas T. ~ Cook, Martha D. "Mrs." 21
Bell, Thomas T. ~ Thomas, Jane A. 18/21
Benjamin, William ~ Graham, Rachel "Mrs." 1?
Benns, Henry ~ Cooper, "Widow" 18
Bethea, A. P. ~ Bacon, Mary "Miss" 208
Birdsell, J. P. ~ Clark, E. R. 210
Bladon, William ~ Dempsey, Mahala 46/47
Bolt, Martha ~ Hash, James 201
Bolt, Mary E. ~ Green, John 73
Bonner, James L. ~ Reed, S. A. 231
Bonner, Nancy Willer ~ Austin, John 233
Bouton, Eliza ~ Adams, James D. 35
Bower, Anna M. ~ Pitcher (?Pilcher), Mason 23
Bowman, Joseph H. D. ~ Brooks, Elizbeth Ann 30
Bows, William ~ Riggs, Malinda 31/32
Britton, Elizabeth "Mrs." ~ Ayers, William 75
Brock, Benjamin ~ Glasscock, Mary J. 109
Brock, Isham ~ Richards, Mary "Mrs." 22/23
Brooks, Elizabeth Ann ~ Bowman, Joseph H. D. 30
Brooks, James B. ~ Parker, Charlotte T. 230
Browder, B. M. ~ Hewlett, Narcissa 14
Brown, Nancy ~ Davis, Elias (12/13/32) 5
Bunch, Elizabeth ~ Baker, John 7
Cauneil, Charles ~ Barlard, Eliza 28
Clark, E. R. ~ Birdsell, J. P. 210
Clark, Mary Ann ~ Barnett, William 280
Cook, Martha D. "Mrs." ~ Bell, Thomas T. 21
Cooper, "Widow" ~ Benns, Henry 18
Corvine (?Couin), Richard ~ Bean, Jane 41
Davis, Elias ~ Brown, Nancy (12/13/32) 5
DeFrance, Park W. ~ Alexander, "Miss" 148
Dempsey, Mahala ~ Bladon, William 46/47
Dempsey, Philip ~ Ayers, Nancy 50
Evans, Adeline ~ Austin, Robert 142
Galloway, F. D. ~ Atkins, James 52/53
Glasscock, Mary J. ~ Brock, Benjamin 109
Graham, Rachel "Mrs." ~ Benjamin, William 1?
Green, John ~ Bolt, Mary E. 73
Hash, James ~ Bolt, Martha 201
Hewlett, Narcissa ~ Browder, B. M. 14
Hurst, Carolyn ~ Austin, Thomas 122
Jackson, Pamelia Jane ~ Anderson, W. T. 312
Jones, Mary Jane ~ Armstrong, John J. 138
Latting (?Lathing), Mary ~ Barrett, John 202
Leowiteb, Mary ~ Atkinson, William 273
Lynch, James G. ~ Beasley, Mary Ann 22
McCraw, Elizb. A. "Miss" ~ Belknap, Morris L. 99
McCraw, Samuel D. ~ Annin, L. 54
McDonaldson, Jane ~ Beasley, P. 106
Newman, George R. ~ Beard, Malinda Ann 6
Owen, Maria J. ~ Bayley, Anderson 118
Parker, Charlotte T. ~ Brooks, James B. 230
Pilcher (?Pitcher), Mason ~ Bower, Anna M. 23
Reed, S. A. ~ Bonner, James L. 231
Richards, Mary "Mrs." ~ Brock, Isham 22/23
Rives, E. "Miss" ~ Adkins, S. M. 380
Ruark, Jacob ~ Bean, "Widow Bayley" 2/3
Smith, M. E. ~ Auther, R. A. 386/387
Spears, Joseph ~ Barker, Elizabeth 81
Stokes, Susan ~ Beard, Benjamin 12
Sutton, Vincent M. ~ Beard, Mary 37
Taylor, Simeon W. ~ Atkins, Elizabeth 96
Thomas, Jane A. ~ Bell, Thomas T. 18/21
Trewitt, William ~ Beasley, Hester "Mrs." 113
Woodland, Wm. "Mrs." ~ Bebout, Missouri M. 77
Wyatt, Elizabeth "Mrs." ~ Austin, John 407
Adams, James D ~ Mrs. Banton 35
Adams, James D. ~ Bouton, Eliza 35
Adkins, S. M. ~ Rives, E. "Miss" 380
Alexander, "Miss" ~ DeFrance, Park W. 148
Anderson, W. T. ~ Jackson, Pamelia Jane 312
Annin, L.~ McCraw, Samuel D. 54
Armstrong, John J. ~ Jones, Mary Jane 138
Atkins, Elizabeth ~ Taylor, Simeon W. 96
Atkins, James ~ Galloway, F. D. 52/53
Atkinson, William ~ Leowiteb, Mary 273
Austin, John ~ Bonner, Nancy Willer 233
Austin, John ~ Wyatt, Elizabeth "Mrs." 407
Austin, Robert ~ Evans, Adeline 142
Austin, Thomas ~ Hurst, Carolyn 122
Auther, R. A. ~ Smith, M. E. 386/387
Ayers, Nancy ~ Dempsey, Philip 50
Ayres, William ~ Britton, Elizabeth "Mrs." 75
Bacon, Mary "Miss" ~ Bethea, A. P. 208
Baker, John ~ Bunch, Elizabeth 7
Banton, Mrs. ~ Adams, James D. 35
Barker, Elizabeth ~ Spears, Joseph 81
Barlard, Eliza ~ Cauneil, Charles 28
Barnett, William ~ Clark, Mary Ann 280
Barrett, John ~ Lathing (?Latting), Mary 202
Bayley, Anderson ~ Owen, Maria J. 118
Bayley, Christian ~ Bean, "Widow" 263?
Bean, "Widow Bayley" ~ Ruark, Jacob 2/3
Bean, Jane ~ Corvine (?Couin), Richard 41
Beard, Benjamin ~ Stokes, Susan 12
Beard, Malinda Ann ~ Newman, George R. 6
Beard, Mary ~ Sutton, Vincent M. 37
Beasley, Hester "Mrs." ~ Trewitt, William 22
Beasley, P. ~ McDonaldson, Jane 106
Bebout, Missouri M. ~ Woodland, Wm. "Mrs." 77
Belknap, Morris L. ~ McCraw, Elizb. A. "Miss" 99
Bell, Thomas T. ~ Cook, Martha D. "Mrs." 21
Bell, Thomas T. ~ Thomas, Jane A. 18/21
Benjamin, William ~ Graham, Rachel "Mrs." 1?
Benns, Henry ~ Cooper, "Widow" 18
Bethea, A. P. ~ Bacon, Mary "Miss" 208
Birdsell, J. P. ~ Clark, E. R. 210
Bladon, William ~ Dempsey, Mahala 46/47
Bolt, Martha ~ Hash, James 201
Bolt, Mary E. ~ Green, John 73
Bonner, James L. ~ Reed, S. A. 231
Bonner, Nancy Willer ~ Austin, John 233
Bouton, Eliza ~ Adams, James D. 35
Bower, Anna M. ~ Pitcher (?Pilcher), Mason 23
Bowman, Joseph H. D. ~ Brooks, Elizbeth Ann 30
Bows, William ~ Riggs, Malinda 31/32
Britton, Elizabeth "Mrs." ~ Ayers, William 75
Brock, Benjamin ~ Glasscock, Mary J. 109
Brock, Isham ~ Richards, Mary "Mrs." 22/23
Brooks, Elizabeth Ann ~ Bowman, Joseph H. D. 30
Brooks, James B. ~ Parker, Charlotte T. 230
Browder, B. M. ~ Hewlett, Narcissa 14
Brown, Nancy ~ Davis, Elias (12/13/32) 5
Bunch, Elizabeth ~ Baker, John 7
Cauneil, Charles ~ Barlard, Eliza 28
Clark, E. R. ~ Birdsell, J. P. 210
Clark, Mary Ann ~ Barnett, William 280
Cook, Martha D. "Mrs." ~ Bell, Thomas T. 21
Cooper, "Widow" ~ Benns, Henry 18
Corvine (?Couin), Richard ~ Bean, Jane 41
Davis, Elias ~ Brown, Nancy (12/13/32) 5
DeFrance, Park W. ~ Alexander, "Miss" 148
Dempsey, Mahala ~ Bladon, William 46/47
Dempsey, Philip ~ Ayers, Nancy 50
Evans, Adeline ~ Austin, Robert 142
Galloway, F. D. ~ Atkins, James 52/53
Glasscock, Mary J. ~ Brock, Benjamin 109
Graham, Rachel "Mrs." ~ Benjamin, William 1?
Green, John ~ Bolt, Mary E. 73
Hash, James ~ Bolt, Martha 201
Hewlett, Narcissa ~ Browder, B. M. 14
Hurst, Carolyn ~ Austin, Thomas 122
Jackson, Pamelia Jane ~ Anderson, W. T. 312
Jones, Mary Jane ~ Armstrong, John J. 138
Latting (?Lathing), Mary ~ Barrett, John 202
Leowiteb, Mary ~ Atkinson, William 273
Lynch, James G. ~ Beasley, Mary Ann 22
McCraw, Elizb. A. "Miss" ~ Belknap, Morris L. 99
McCraw, Samuel D. ~ Annin, L. 54
McDonaldson, Jane ~ Beasley, P. 106
Newman, George R. ~ Beard, Malinda Ann 6
Owen, Maria J. ~ Bayley, Anderson 118
Parker, Charlotte T. ~ Brooks, James B. 230
Pilcher (?Pitcher), Mason ~ Bower, Anna M. 23
Reed, S. A. ~ Bonner, James L. 231
Richards, Mary "Mrs." ~ Brock, Isham 22/23
Rives, E. "Miss" ~ Adkins, S. M. 380
Ruark, Jacob ~ Bean, "Widow Bayley" 2/3
Smith, M. E. ~ Auther, R. A. 386/387
Spears, Joseph ~ Barker, Elizabeth 81
Stokes, Susan ~ Beard, Benjamin 12
Sutton, Vincent M. ~ Beard, Mary 37
Taylor, Simeon W. ~ Atkins, Elizabeth 96
Thomas, Jane A. ~ Bell, Thomas T. 18/21
Trewitt, William ~ Beasley, Hester "Mrs." 113
Woodland, Wm. "Mrs." ~ Bebout, Missouri M. 77
Wyatt, Elizabeth "Mrs." ~ Austin, John 407
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Sheriffs of Carroll/East Carroll, Louisiana
From “A Place to Remember” by Georgia Pinkston
State Legislature created the office of Parish Sheriff in 1810.
Year & Name
1832 Duke G. Clary
1838 Thomas R. Patten
1839 John Harding
1841 George W. Gant
1843 James C. Drew
1846 Edmond R. Travis
1850 William Lucky Knox
1863 James M. Watson
1864 Alexander G. Lane
1867 W. W. Collins
1868 George A. Shendon
1869 J. W. Draughn
1871 Andrew S. Parlin
1873 Nicholas Burton
1875 Charles Hicks
1877 John Asberry
1878 John W. Scott
18?? Sanders D. Oliver
1879 John Asberry
1882 Marcus Shelby Powell
1885 John C. Bass, Sr.
1892 J.W. Dunn
1904 W.E. Dunn
1919 William C. McRae
1920 John C. Bass, Jr.
1937 William McFarland Long
1942 John W. Gilbert
1968 Sam L. House, Jr.
(See other information below)
“In 1855, there were enough votes west of the Macon River to move the parish seat of government from L. P. to Floyd. George Wilson and Sylvanis C. Floyd donated 2.5 acres of land for a courthouse square. In December, 1856, W. A. Doles was awarded a contract to build a 2 story brick building of modern design, plus a brick jail for the sum of $3,100. (This was verified by Clerk of Court records.) This courthouse was not ready for occupancy until late in 1857 and during this wait records were hauled back and forth from the courthouse in L. P. to Floyd by ox cart, or so the legend goes. William Lucky Knox was the parish sheriff at that time.” “Between the Rivers” Florence Stewart McKoin
“After the death of Alexander Keene, Julia married her cousin Oliver Tennile Morgan, son of Oliver Morgan’s brother Jonathan, who owned and lived at Salem Plantation and was a former sheriff of Ouachita Parish.” From the book “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
BLACK CONTRIBUTORS TO EARLY HISTORY: “John W. Shoo was a deputy sheriff and a constable appointed by Governor John McEnery.” From “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
BLACK CONTRIBUTORS TO EARLY HISTORY: “W. H. Hunter, was a deputy sheriff and constable and collecting agent in 1883.” From “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
BIOGRAPHIES: “Burta (O’Riley) Pinkston was the 1st woman Deputy Sheriff (1920), as well as the 1st pianist at the local movie house.” From the book “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
BIOGRAPHIES: “William Betron Ragland, Sr., long a familiar and popular citizen, was born Jan. 31, 1902, in Miss., the son of John & Lillian Wood Ragland.
“Mr. Bill“ along with his farming interest, served as Deputy Sheriff for 38 yrs. He purchased Helena Plantation in 1941 at Bunch‘s Bend. He later also purchased Alabama Plantation. Mrs. Ragland entered public life as a member of the School Board, representing her Ward for many years until her retirement in 1970. She has also been active in civic and community affairs.” From “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston
WOMEN OF E. C. PARISH TODAY (1977): Patrick, Nell (Hamilton) “secretary, office deputy sheriff” Georgia Pinkston’s book “A Place to Remember”
Bradford, Robert B., Notary Public and Deputy Recorder, Lake Providence. “Murder, Mayhem, & Misc.”, by Sandy Moore
Mayors and Board of Aldermen
From "A Place to Remember", by Georgia Pinkston
Year: Mayor: Salary:
1855-0857 Robert M. Campbell
1859 Francis M. Hayes
1861 George W. McCarroll
1862-1868 There was no local government officials during these years.
1869 R. W. Roberts & W. H. Schneider (appointee)
1870 Mayor Egelly $100. yearly
1870 MalachI DuBose
1871 D. B. Gorham
1872 A. W. Roberts
1873-75 Ed. F. Newman (colored)
1875 C. R. Egelly
1876 Edward J. Delony
1884 Mayor Therrell $200. Annually
1903 Mayor Powell $400. A year
1919-1943 Mayor Biggs
1920 Mayor Powell $500. A year
1930 Mayor Biggs $1,000. A year
1950 Mayor Johnson $1,200. A year
1956 William B. Cone
1974 Mayor Jackson $12,000. A year
(In one place it shows the in 1920 Mayor to be Powell, and in the bio of Biggs it shows him serving as mayor for 24 years, appointed in 1919.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN:
1873 Willie Neal (colored)
1876 D. L. Morgan, Charles R. Egelly,
V. M. Purdy, James Maguire & Jason Hamilton
SECRETARIES:
1876 F. S. Garner
STREET COMMISSIONER:
1876 James Maguire
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE:
1876 Charles R. Egelly, D. L. Morgan & V. M. Purdy
Politicians & Judges of E. C., La.
POLITICAL PEOPLE OF LAKE PROVIDENCE, LOUISIANA
John W. Cook, of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1900. Burial location unknown.
Vail M. Delony was born in Lake Providence, E. C. Parish, La. on Jan. 5, 1901. His parents were Helen Montgomery Delony and Tobias Stephens Delony. He grew up and lived in L. P. all of his life. On Dec. 26, 1926, he married Elizabeth Louise Miller of Greenville, Mississippi. They had two daughters, Elizabeth Delony Ree and Vil Delony Baldridge. Democrat. Member of Louisiana state house of representatives, 1950; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1956. He passed away on Nov. 18, 1967.
On March 25, 1968, Governor John J. McKeithen dedicated the Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center of the LA. Dept of Public Safety in Baton Rouge. Mrs. Delony and her daughters attended the ceremonies.
S. W. Green of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1896, 1908, 1920. Burial location unknown.
John Martian Hamley, was the 2nd son of Edward J. Hamley, who was a native of St. Louis, prominent in local politics and civil affairs. The Hamleys moved to E. C. Parish in 1878. His father was mayor of L. P. for 12 years, His mother was
born in Bavaria and came to this country in 1860.
He was born in 1883. He was a partner with his father for many years in the real estate business. He was elected parish tax assessor in 1933 and also served as a member of the La. Flood Control Committee.
Martian Hamley married Miss Kate Ransell in 1914. She was the daughter of the Judge F. X. Ransdell. They children attended the St. Patricks parochial school, and later the girls went to Maryville College in St. Louis.
He was a member of the State Legislature from 1912 - 1924, where he authored many significant legislative acts. He served as Clerk of the House for a total of 20 years. John Martian Hamley passed away in 1942.
William Jennings Jefferson
of New Orleans, Orleans Parish, La. Born at Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La., on March 14, 1947. Democrat. Lawyer; member of Louisiana state senate, 1979-90; candidate for mayor of New Orleans, La., 1982, 1986; U.S. Representative from Louisiana 2nd District, 1991-; candidate for Governor of Louisiana, 1999; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 2000, 2004, 2008; named as unindicted co-conspirator by prosecutors in connection with Brent Pfeffer's guilty plea to bribery charges. He is of the Baptist faith. William J. Jefferson is still living as of Oct. 2009.
Willard Kilpatrick is from Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1948. Still living as of 1948.
John Edwards Leonard was born in Fairville, Chester County, Pa., February 22, 1845. The Benhams sold Oakland Plantation to J. Edward Leonard of Westchester, PA., a parish resident and law partner of Judge Joseph Mordeci Kennedy. He served as District Attorney at Lake Providence, La. Grandnephew of John Edwards. Republican. Justice of Louisiana State Supreme Court, 1876; U.S. Representative from Louisiana 5th District, 1877-78. The Watchman, parish newspaper of those days carried an 1875 article: "Col. J. E. Leonard's Law Book has been published. It contains a digest of the decisions of the Supreme Court of the U. S. in all Louisiana cases. It will be invaluable to Louisiana lawyers. We believe the price is $8.00."
He died in office 1878, at Havana (La Habana), Cuba, March 15, 1878. Interment at Friends Cemetery, Middletown Township, Delaware County, Pa.
J. S. Millikin of Millikin, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Born Jan. 08, 1847. He was Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1920. James S. died Sept. 11, 1928 and burial was at the Lake Providence Cemetery.
Honoré Morancy became a state senator and is responsible for the formation and naming of Carroll Parish.
Judge Francis Xavier Ransdell was born on February 11, 1861 on Elmwood Plantation in Rapides Parish. During the Civil War a skirmish broke out between the Union and Confederate soldiers in their yard and his father sent his mother and the children in a covered wagon to refugee in Texas until the end of the war. Their father was killed in an accident in the sugar mill on his plantation soon after the war ended and the family had a hard time during the Recontruction time. Joseph helped F. X. through college, and then came to L. P. where he also studied law in the office of Judge F. F. Montgomery.
He was first elected to the post of District Judge for Madison and East Carroll Parishes in 1899, and later Tensas Parish. He was married to Katie Blackburn Davis on Nov. 1, 1892 at her home on Belle Meade Plantation. They 1st lived in Chattanooga, TN, but returned to L. P. in 1897 to live.
Judge Ransdell was a member of the St. Patrick's Church in L. P.. He died on May 23, 1939 at a hospital in Baltimore, MD. He was survived by his wife and 4 of his 6 daughters.
He served continuously in that office until his retirement December 31, 1936.
Headstone Inscription:
Ransdell, F. X. 1861 - 1939 "Judge"
Joseph E. Ransdell was born Oct. 7, 1858 in Rapides Parish on his father's plantation named Elmwood. (Later an acquired land in Ward 5, he named Elmwood after his boyhood home). He was a graduate of Union Callege in Schenectady, N. Y. He came to East Carroll Parish in June, 1882 to live with his sister, Mrs. Tom Montgomery. He read law in the office of Judge Montgomery and was admitted to the bar. He was first parish surveyor and then District Attorney - from 1884 to 1896. He served as a delegate in the Constitutional Convention of 1898. He married Miss Olive Irene Powell in 1885. He was a devoted husband, and named the plantation Olivdell, for his wife.
He served in Crongress for 32 years. US Congress 1899 - 1913, US Senate 1913 -1931
During Joseph and Felix Ransdell owned much of the land in Elmwood, La., a farming community just southwest of Lake Providence.
Died on July 21, 1954 at 95 years old.
The Roman Catholic Church, in 1976, is housed in a new building on a lot willed to the church by the late Senator J. E. Ransdell, located directly across the street from the earlier structure.
J. B. Robinson of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from LA., 1900. Burial location unknown.
James J. Schneider from Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1988. Still living as of 1988.
Frank Voelker of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1944.
Headstone Inscription:
Voelker, Frank 08/30/1892 - 07/02/1963 LA 1st Lt Air SVC Air PDN ~ WWI
N. C. Williamson of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1940. Still living as of 1940.
BURIED AT LAKE PROVIDENCE CEMETERY:
Tilghman Mayfield Tucker (1802-1859) — of Mississippi. Born in North Carolina, February 5, 1802. Son of John Tucker and Margaret (Mayfield) Tucker. Democrat. Lawyer; member of Mississippi state house of representatives, 1831-36; member of Mississippi state senate, 1838-42; Governor of Mississippi, 1842-44; U.S. Representative from Mississippi at-large, 1843-45. Died near Bexar, Marion County, Ala., April 3, 1859. Interment at Lake Providence Cemetery.
JUDGES OF EAST CARROLL PARISH, LOUISIANA
From "A Place to Remember", by Mrs. Georgia Pinkston
PARISH JUDGES
1832 Felix Bosworth
1845-46 Eli Harris
1868 George C. Benham
1871 Charles a. DeFrance
1874 C. E. Moss
1879 Sterling Austin
1879-80 Malachi DuBose
DISTRICT JUDGES
1832 4th District Thomas J. Cooley
1838 9th District Frederick H. Davis
1841 9th District Barnabas G. Tenney
1842 9th District Thomas Curry
1846 10th District Louis Selby
1849 10th District James Naper Tandy Richardson
1852 10th District John Perkins, Jr.
1854 10th District Alonzo Snyder
1855 10th District E. D. Farrar
1869 13th District Wade H. Hough
1877 8th District Edward J. Delony (Jan. 14, ‘88)Foreman: P. B. Woods
1889 8th District Field Farrar Montgomery
1900 (Feb.) 7th District Clifton F. Davis
1900(June) 9th District Francis X. Ransdell
1935 9th District Frank Voelker, Sr.
1963 9th District Clifton C. Adams
1974 9th District Alwine M. Smith
John W. Cook, of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1900. Burial location unknown.
Vail M. Delony was born in Lake Providence, E. C. Parish, La. on Jan. 5, 1901. His parents were Helen Montgomery Delony and Tobias Stephens Delony. He grew up and lived in L. P. all of his life. On Dec. 26, 1926, he married Elizabeth Louise Miller of Greenville, Mississippi. They had two daughters, Elizabeth Delony Ree and Vil Delony Baldridge. Democrat. Member of Louisiana state house of representatives, 1950; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1956. He passed away on Nov. 18, 1967.
On March 25, 1968, Governor John J. McKeithen dedicated the Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center of the LA. Dept of Public Safety in Baton Rouge. Mrs. Delony and her daughters attended the ceremonies.
S. W. Green of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1896, 1908, 1920. Burial location unknown.
John Martian Hamley, was the 2nd son of Edward J. Hamley, who was a native of St. Louis, prominent in local politics and civil affairs. The Hamleys moved to E. C. Parish in 1878. His father was mayor of L. P. for 12 years, His mother was
born in Bavaria and came to this country in 1860.He was born in 1883. He was a partner with his father for many years in the real estate business. He was elected parish tax assessor in 1933 and also served as a member of the La. Flood Control Committee.
Martian Hamley married Miss Kate Ransell in 1914. She was the daughter of the Judge F. X. Ransdell. They children attended the St. Patricks parochial school, and later the girls went to Maryville College in St. Louis.
He was a member of the State Legislature from 1912 - 1924, where he authored many significant legislative acts. He served as Clerk of the House for a total of 20 years. John Martian Hamley passed away in 1942.
William Jennings Jefferson
of New Orleans, Orleans Parish, La. Born at Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La., on March 14, 1947. Democrat. Lawyer; member of Louisiana state senate, 1979-90; candidate for mayor of New Orleans, La., 1982, 1986; U.S. Representative from Louisiana 2nd District, 1991-; candidate for Governor of Louisiana, 1999; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 2000, 2004, 2008; named as unindicted co-conspirator by prosecutors in connection with Brent Pfeffer's guilty plea to bribery charges. He is of the Baptist faith. William J. Jefferson is still living as of Oct. 2009.Willard Kilpatrick is from Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1948. Still living as of 1948.
John Edwards Leonard was born in Fairville, Chester County, Pa., February 22, 1845. The Benhams sold Oakland Plantation to J. Edward Leonard of Westchester, PA., a parish resident and law partner of Judge Joseph Mordeci Kennedy. He served as District Attorney at Lake Providence, La. Grandnephew of John Edwards. Republican. Justice of Louisiana State Supreme Court, 1876; U.S. Representative from Louisiana 5th District, 1877-78. The Watchman, parish newspaper of those days carried an 1875 article: "Col. J. E. Leonard's Law Book has been published. It contains a digest of the decisions of the Supreme Court of the U. S. in all Louisiana cases. It will be invaluable to Louisiana lawyers. We believe the price is $8.00."
He died in office 1878, at Havana (La Habana), Cuba, March 15, 1878. Interment at Friends Cemetery, Middletown Township, Delaware County, Pa.
J. S. Millikin of Millikin, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Born Jan. 08, 1847. He was Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1920. James S. died Sept. 11, 1928 and burial was at the Lake Providence Cemetery.
Honoré Morancy became a state senator and is responsible for the formation and naming of Carroll Parish.
Judge Francis Xavier Ransdell was born on February 11, 1861 on Elmwood Plantation in Rapides Parish. During the Civil War a skirmish broke out between the Union and Confederate soldiers in their yard and his father sent his mother and the children in a covered wagon to refugee in Texas until the end of the war. Their father was killed in an accident in the sugar mill on his plantation soon after the war ended and the family had a hard time during the Recontruction time. Joseph helped F. X. through college, and then came to L. P. where he also studied law in the office of Judge F. F. Montgomery.
He was first elected to the post of District Judge for Madison and East Carroll Parishes in 1899, and later Tensas Parish. He was married to Katie Blackburn Davis on Nov. 1, 1892 at her home on Belle Meade Plantation. They 1st lived in Chattanooga, TN, but returned to L. P. in 1897 to live.
Judge Ransdell was a member of the St. Patrick's Church in L. P.. He died on May 23, 1939 at a hospital in Baltimore, MD. He was survived by his wife and 4 of his 6 daughters.
He served continuously in that office until his retirement December 31, 1936.
Headstone Inscription:
Ransdell, F. X. 1861 - 1939 "Judge"
Joseph E. Ransdell was born Oct. 7, 1858 in Rapides Parish on his father's plantation named Elmwood. (Later an acquired land in Ward 5, he named Elmwood after his boyhood home). He was a graduate of Union Callege in Schenectady, N. Y. He came to East Carroll Parish in June, 1882 to live with his sister, Mrs. Tom Montgomery. He read law in the office of Judge Montgomery and was admitted to the bar. He was first parish surveyor and then District Attorney - from 1884 to 1896. He served as a delegate in the Constitutional Convention of 1898. He married Miss Olive Irene Powell in 1885. He was a devoted husband, and named the plantation Olivdell, for his wife. He served in Crongress for 32 years. US Congress 1899 - 1913, US Senate 1913 -1931
During Joseph and Felix Ransdell owned much of the land in Elmwood, La., a farming community just southwest of Lake Providence.
Died on July 21, 1954 at 95 years old.
The Roman Catholic Church, in 1976, is housed in a new building on a lot willed to the church by the late Senator J. E. Ransdell, located directly across the street from the earlier structure.
J. B. Robinson of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from LA., 1900. Burial location unknown.
James J. Schneider from Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Louisiana, 1988. Still living as of 1988.
Frank Voelker of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1944.
Headstone Inscription:
Voelker, Frank 08/30/1892 - 07/02/1963 LA 1st Lt Air SVC Air PDN ~ WWI
N. C. Williamson of Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Louisiana, 1940. Still living as of 1940.
BURIED AT LAKE PROVIDENCE CEMETERY:
Tilghman Mayfield Tucker (1802-1859) — of Mississippi. Born in North Carolina, February 5, 1802. Son of John Tucker and Margaret (Mayfield) Tucker. Democrat. Lawyer; member of Mississippi state house of representatives, 1831-36; member of Mississippi state senate, 1838-42; Governor of Mississippi, 1842-44; U.S. Representative from Mississippi at-large, 1843-45. Died near Bexar, Marion County, Ala., April 3, 1859. Interment at Lake Providence Cemetery.
JUDGES OF EAST CARROLL PARISH, LOUISIANA
From "A Place to Remember", by Mrs. Georgia Pinkston
PARISH JUDGES
1832 Felix Bosworth
1845-46 Eli Harris
1868 George C. Benham
1871 Charles a. DeFrance
1874 C. E. Moss
1879 Sterling Austin
1879-80 Malachi DuBose
DISTRICT JUDGES
1832 4th District Thomas J. Cooley
1838 9th District Frederick H. Davis
1841 9th District Barnabas G. Tenney
1842 9th District Thomas Curry
1846 10th District Louis Selby
1849 10th District James Naper Tandy Richardson
1852 10th District John Perkins, Jr.
1854 10th District Alonzo Snyder
1855 10th District E. D. Farrar
1869 13th District Wade H. Hough
1877 8th District Edward J. Delony (Jan. 14, ‘88)Foreman: P. B. Woods
1889 8th District Field Farrar Montgomery
1900 (Feb.) 7th District Clifton F. Davis
1900(June) 9th District Francis X. Ransdell
1935 9th District Frank Voelker, Sr.
1963 9th District Clifton C. Adams
1974 9th District Alwine M. Smith
Parish Attorneys
From "A Place to Remember", by Georgia Pinkston
Parish records are filled with the names of lawyers serving in the parish.
Each year listed below is the year each name first appeared in the court records:
Year Names
1835 Henry T. Daggett
1837 James Friend, Louis Selby
1838 Messrs. Amerson Stacy, M. Browder, Dunlap, T. N. T. Richardson
1840 B. F. Bosworth
1841 Thomas N. Pierce, Samuel Dupuy, F. D. Galloway, G. W. Copley
1842 John W. Wilson, Charles Wilson, J. W. Wyly
1843 George G. Willson
1844 Bartlett, H. Short, Felix Bosworth, B. F. Bosen
1845 William E. Blackburn, A. B. Caldwell
1846 Messrs. Short Draw
1847 W. Bosworth, Aquila Bolton Caldwell, W. Bryan, Berry, Parham
1848 H. R. Bonner, John A. Collins
1850 M. DuBose, Ferd M. Goodrich, R. Graham
1851 Charles A. DeFrance
1852 Edward Sparrow, Goodrich, Caldwell
1853 L. Selby, R. Graham, Andrew B. Hynes, H. R. Bonner
1854 Goodrich, DeFrance
1855 Sparrow, Montgomery
1856 Hugh Short, Parham, F. F. Montgomery
1857 A. W. Roberts, E. J. Delony
1858 Benjamin F. Clark
1859 Charles M. Pilcher, W. G. Wyly, William J. Duncan, E. R. Duncan
1860 Ben D. Roberts, A. W. Currie
1862 Ed. F. Duncan, D. C. Jenkins
1863 H. W. Drake
1866 Ferd M. Goodrich
1869 Malachi DuBose, W. B. Spencer
1870 D. B. Gorham, John Edward Leonard
1871 Abaisha W. Roberts
1872 D. B. Gorham
1873 C. A. DeFrance
1879 William Gillespi
1880 A. H. Embry, R. G. Campbell
1883 Robert W. Whetsone, Ransdell, Ransdell
1888 Wayles S. Brown
1889 Robert Kennedy
1890 Charles S. Wyly
1892 Clifton F. Davis, Leonard K. Barber
1893 E. D. Saunders
1894 Gray, McIntosh
1898 C. F. Davis
1938 H. G. Noteis
Carroll/East Carroll Teachers & Educators
From “A Place to Remember”,
by Georgia Payne Pinkston,
& "Between the Rivers"
by Florence Stewart McKoin, else where mentioned
Pre-Civil War: Henry De Los Briggs @ Floyd, La.
1872: John Garner taught Charlie Reneau & Hugh Cheatham
1874: Mrs. Louisa France Pulley taught the Layman children
1875: Mr. R. K. Jayne @ Firemen’s Hall, L.P., La. (The Watchman)
1878: Henry Goodrich, Jr., Principal & Miss Saint, assistant
@ White Public School (Carroll Conservative)
1890's: Mr. Grubbs taught Mr. Chess Cawthorns brother's children
@ Unity Community
1893: At Mason Lodge; Mrs. R. W. Shillings, Mr. Dunken, & Mr. Burkett
1897 - 1914 Teachers:
1897: Miss Maud Taylor; 1st Assistant, Providence
Miss Mary Beard, 2nd Assistant, Providence
Miss Katie McCulloch, 3rd Assistant, Providence
Miss Emma Pope @ Longwood, Miss Ella W. Rous @ Shelburn,
and Miss Fannie Keene @ Transylvania
1898: Miss Edith Deval, and Miss Carrie M. Jackson
1900: (Opening of the new L. P. Public School) Professor Roberts
& S. B. Kennedy
1901: Mrs. F. A. Newman, Ward #1, Miss Bessie Nicholson
@Villa Vista, Miss Eddie Bass, Miss Carrie Byerly, and Miss Elodie Brown
1903: Miss Ethel Peck, & Miss Beula Goodrich
1904: Zula & Alma Rentz, G. B. Reneau, Mathew Redmond, Emily Jackson,
Claudia Pardue, Lydia Pearce, Estelle & Hattie Hedrick, Martilda Hornberger,
Clara Mae Rundell, & Estelle Allen @ Floyd School.
1905 Mary Redmond was added @ Floyd School.
1906 C. M. Tillman, trustee added @ Bayou Macon School.
1906 Miss Emily Jackson taught at Vaugh School (near Forest Home Plantation)
1907 - 1908 L. P. school:
Professor C. C. Lewis; Principal & Superintendent
Miss Lucie Nunn, 1st Assistant, Miss Irma Williams; 7th & 8th grades
Miss Belle Briant; 5th & 6th grades, Miss Eula Bean; 3rd & 4th grades
Miss Nettie Brown; Literature, Expression, & Physical Culture, and
Miss Minnie Collum teaches Music
1908: Reverend Grimes, Sr. @ Magnolia Church School
1909: Reverend Joseph Watkins @ Magnolia Baptist Church school.
1909-1910 Vaughn School:
Miss Emily Jackson, Miss Alma Rentz, Miss Claudie Pardue,
& Miss Clara Mae Rundell. Mr. Clyde Turner & Mr. H. M. O'Connell,
paid $10, for giving examinations.
1911:
Mathew Redmond, Principal, Julia White & Julia King @ Pioneer school.
1912:
Miss Lillian King @ Millikin, Miss Ethel Mitchell @ Transylvania,
Miss Marian Dunn @ Waddell, & Miss Susie Bell Peek @ Sondheimer,
Miss Pearl LeFerve @ Bayou Macon, Miss Jesse Moore @ Unity School,
Miss Lillian Long @ Floyd, and W. V. Hiter, Miss King, & Miss White @ Pioneer.
1913:
Miss Isabel Ransdell, Mrs. Eugene Guenard, Miss Narcisse Blackburn,
Miss Myrtle Rice, and Miss Carmen Breazeale @ L. P.
1914:
Miss Margaret Murphy @ Waddell, Miss Ola Johnson @ L.P., and
Miss Mary Hall, J. D. Stephenson, and Miss Robie Williams.
1918:
Misses Ola Johnston, Ethel Mitchell, Chrichton D. Cox, Lucy L. White,
Annie L. Cook, and Ruth Maguire. (during Spanish flu epidemic)
1920:
Miss Ethel Wyly, Miss Delma Beard, Miss Catherine Buchanan,
Miss Edna Fant, Miss Katie McSween, Miss Lucy White,
Miss Regina Reid, Miss Dorothy Vought, Miss Nita Mitchell
@ Sondheimer, and Miss Ernestine K. Soear @ Transylvania.
1921:
Miss Mary Bass, Miss Christine Johnston, Miss Marie Crosby,
Miss Beatrice R. Frey, M. H. Folk Jr., Miss Elizabeth Crymes,
Miss Sallie Faulk, Miss Laura Price @ Caney School, and
Miss Lorelle Melton.
1925-1927
Miss Bessie Louise Miller, Miss Etta Vaughn, Miss Mary Murff,
and Miss Louise Miller @ L. P. schools.
Mr. R. W. Watts, Principal & Mrs. R. W. Watts was a teacher
at Monticello School
Miss Edna McPherson @ Caney, Miss Mary Warren @ Bunch’s Bend,
Miss Katherine Mickie, Miss Inez Cox (piano & violin),
Miss George Huff, Miss Margaret Walters, Miss Mary Taylor,
Mr. Guy Summers, D. F. O’Steen, Mrs. Bessie Madray,
Miss Julia Waller, & Mrs. C. E. Hester (Kindergarten)
1935-1936
A Folk School was held at Monticello conducted by Miss Mary Mims.
Doctors, Physicans, and Surgeons
("A Place to Remember" by Georgia Pinkston)
1876
Health Board Physicians
Egelly, C. R.
Armstrong, A.
Powell, T. J.
Hays, F. M.
Delony, E. J.
Hamilton, Jason
1880
Commissioner of Yellow Fever Quarantine - Hamilton, Jason
Asst. to Commissioner- Spinette, John
Yellow Fever Board:
Long, Dr. W. E.
Davis, Dr. J. L.
1898
Board of Health:
Bernard, Dr. F. R.
Bell, Dr. W. D.
Hamley, Messr E. J.
Hill, Messr. J. N.
Powell, Messr. T. J.
1902
Dipththeria Epidemic Doctors
Bernard, Dr. F. R.
Bell, Dr.W. D.
Long, Dr. W. E.
Artaud, Dr.
Davis, Dr.
1904
Board of Health:
Fisher, J. L.
Moore, W. J.
Bell, Dr. W. D.
Long, Dr. W. B.
1912
Health Inspector: Kennedy
1916
Town Physician: Bernard, F. R.
1917
Town Health Inspector: Cobb, W. M.
1928
Health Officer: Evans, Dr. W. K.
Local Board:
Bell, Mrs. Richard
Pinkston, Mrs. Burta R.
Levy, Golden Leigh
Hill, J. Newton
1832 - 1976
East Carroll Parish Physicians:
Anderson, Sheldon
Artaud, Frank
Bagley, Dr.
Bard, Samuel
Beatty, D.
Bell, W. D.
Benjamin, W. H.
Bernard, F. R.
Bernard, S. P.
Blackburn, D. F.
Bowet, W. H.
Bowman, Dr.
Brock, A. G.
Brown, DR.
Burgoyne, B. R.
Cain, F.A.
Carson, James G.
Cherry, O. H.
Coffield, Heratius Dancy
Coolins, R. T.
Dashiell, I. Y. (coronor)
Dashiell, L.F.
Davis, Donovan F.
Davis, J. E.
Davis, J. L.
Davis, J. P.
Davis, James Lewis
Delony, Edward
Dunn, Thomas W.
Eaton, Y. J.
Evans, W. K.
Fretwell, John
Fretwell, Richard
Goffe, G. Nathan
Goffe, N. G.
Gorham, Dr.
Graham, R. D.
Graves, R. L.
Gustine, Samuel
Hamley, William H.
Harris, W. A.
Hays, P. D.
Hedrick, Dr.
Herring, John S.
Hood, Govy
Hopkins, George
Houghton, N.
Janus, Francis
Jones, Robert P.
Jones, William B.
Kelly, Carl A.
Key, Richard Sewell
Landry, Dr.
Lanford, G. M.
Larche, N. E.
Long W. E.
Lyons, J.
McCulloch, William
McNutt, Robert
Means, Thomas O.
Montgomery, James
Morancy, Emilius
Morehead, W.
Nutt, C. R.
O'Sullivan, Thomas
Owens, Andrew
Pack, John C.
Paris, W.A.
Pierce, A. N.
Prescott, James B.
Purviance, James
Ralph, Dr.
Richardson, L.
Roach, M. A.
Roberts, Sebastian P.
Robinson, Henry
Ryan, Philip M.
Scruggs, John H.
Seay, John
Seay, R. W.
Shelby, J. A.
Skinner, N. C.
Stuart, W. T.
Tebbette, Hiram
Terral, Forrest M.
Tresevant, George W.
Waddell, Am M.
Whitehead, C. P.
Wright, George
Ferry Boats and Their Captains
As their were no bridges across the Mississippi, trade and travel made ferries necessary. Here are some of the early operators from Providence to the Mississippi shore. (*NOTE - Please read the note at the bottom of this page)
Captain Year
Silas R. Gilmore 1836
James C. Wilkins 1838 (from Wilkins Plantation to Washington, Co., Ms.)
George N. Parks 1841, 1844-1845
John P. Preston 1842
William Glathary 1843
Captain George Harrell 1887 (from Providence to Ben Lomond)
C. W. Edwards 1894
Maguire & Schneider 1907
Mrs. Ollie M. Wood 1911
Dr. John L. Kennedy 1916 (from 25cents to 35 cents)
C. LaCost & C. H. McMurray 1918 (price increased to 50 cents round trip)
John Edwards 1920
Here are some of the Ferry Boats that were used across other body's of water in Carroll Parish.
Ferry Location
"Bosworth Ferry" (Across the Tensas Bayou)
"Purvis' Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Lester's Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Jackson's Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Floyd Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Lane's Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Ashton Road Ferry" (Across Bayou Macon)
"Rush's Ferry" (Across Boeuff River)
"Wallis' Ferry" (Across Boeuff River)
"Owen's Ferry" (Across Boeuff River)
Notice in Carroll Parish Record Newspaper on August 4, 1866 Notice is hereby, given that the following named Ferries, in and for the Parish of Carroll, will be leased to the highest bidder for a term of twelve months from the 4th of Sept., A. D. 1865. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at the Court House, in Floyd, on said 4th of Sept., 1866, for each Ferry, separately. And the parties to whom the said Ferries are awarded, will be required to give bond and approved security on the spot, and to pay one-forth of their bids in cash, and the remainder quarterly.
(ALL LISTED ABOVE) The lease of the Corbin Ferry to take effect from the first Monday in October next, and to expire at the same time of the leases of the other Ferries.
Given under my hand officially, at Floyd, La., this 1st day of Aug. A. D. 1866. H. M. Shaw, President Police Jury ATTEST: J. L. Cheatham, Clerk Police Jury. *NOTE: Please send any history, pictures, etc. of any of the Captains and/or Steamboats. They were so much a part of Carroll Parish's history. I will be glad to place them and your name here with it. I will also make a link to any websites that have any of the Steamboats that visited Carroll Parish's waterways.
Clerks of Court
1832 Parish Recorder Thomas J. Cooley
1837 9th District George G. Skipworth
1846 10th District Eli Harris
1859 10th District P. W. DeFrance
1860 13th District John L. Cheatham
1869 13th District R. K. Anderson
1873 13th District David Jackson
1877 13th District Benjamin H. Lanier
1880 8th District Cyrus A. Hedrick
1884 8th District William Rous
1888 8th District J. D. Tompkins
1898 9th District J. S. Guenard
1900 9th District George F. Blackburn
1912 9th District John C. Bass, Jr.
1920 6th District George F. Blackburn
1933 6th District Wm. McF. Long
1937 6th District Emilie Keene
1940 6th District James H. Guenard
1948 6th District Rubye N. Guenard
1952 6th District Edna Bishop
1956 6th District Edna Bishop Brock
“BLACK CONTRIBUTORS TO EARLY HISTORY: Henry Jones remembered favorably by many was a merchant. In 1896 he erected a nice residence south of the courthouse. Today the house is occupied by his son-in-law and daughter, the Henry Simmonses, Charles Hicks, another sheriff and member of the School Board, is mentioned in records for 1875. David Jackson was Clerk of Court and Marion Sweet was recorder.” From “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
Assessors of Carroll/East Carroll
1873 Robert K. Anderson
1878 David L. Morgan
1882 James Beard, Sanders D. Oliver (Deputy)
1885 James Beard
1886 William J. Kilbourne
1888 O. H. Cherry
1890 James S. Guenard
1896 T. S. Delony (Deputy)
1897 W. C. McRae, Clark N. Hall (Deputy)
1899 C. F. Webb (Deputy)
1908 Yancy Bell
1932 J. M. Hamley
1942 Katie R. Hamley
1944 William Y. Bell
1964 Ella N. Bell
1965 Leonard Kennedy
Postmasters of Lake Providence, La.
Postmaster & Year Appointed
Thomas I. Chambliss 1835
William R. Jones 1837
Joseph C. Hollingsworth 1840
Hercules Hillman 1844
Thomas V. Davis 1845
James G. Fitzgerald 1856
Elihu Ferry 1847
John W. Miller 1849
James M. Berry 1853
Anozi W. Rendisell 1853
Isaac N. Kent 1855
J. K. Whitford 1855
John Harvey 1857
Frank H. Harvey 1858
George W. McCarroll 1859
Edward Matthews 1865
George C. Benham 1866
_______Bernard 1867
George C. Benham 1868
William H. Schneider 1869
Charles E. Moss 1870
George Van Kirk 1871
Charles E. Shearer 1872
Isaac L. Lewis 1875
Sterling T. Austin 1876
Robert L. Jones 1876
Thomas I. Galbreth 1878
Robert L. Jones 1879
Thomas I. Galbreth 1881
Robert L. Jones 1882
Felix H. G. Taylor 1885
Susie Taylor 1898
William Rous 1905
Adah Rous 1909
Alonzo J. McKee 1917
Lillian P. Witerow 1919
Mabel Tommy Biggs 1937
William E. Scott 1961
The first post office in Lake Providence was established on December 26, 1835. The town was located northeast of the present one, but the original site has long since caved into the Mississippi River or was destroyed during the Civil War. The Carroll Conservative of November 30, 1878, gives us the location of the post office: "The post office is now located on Lake Street (next door to Phil's Saloon). Where it will be located next week we will not venture to predict."
(out of the book by Mrs. Pinkston, "A Place to Remember")
Women Steamboat Captains
(from “Old Man River”, by Maude Van Fossen, newspaper article from 1980‘s)
In the course of time there were four women steamboat captains on the Mississippi River; Captain Callie French of the New Sensation, Mary Miller of the Saline, Mary Becker Green of the Greenland, and Blanche Douglas Leathers of the Natchez VIII.
No women’s lib, but there was keen completion and jealousy among the women captains. Capt. Mary Miller claimed to be the first but was challenged in later years by others. She got her Captain’s license on Feb 18, 1884.
Captain Callie Leach French or “Aunt Callie”, as she was known, was the genuine article, a bell-ringing, horn-tootin’, wheel-turnin’ captain!, was said by one of her examiners, Capt. O’Reilly. On the river she was captain and pilot from 1888 to 1907; but she also cooked, mended, nursed, acted, wrote gags, never lost a boat or had an accident! She handled boats, crews, actors, audiences, storms, floods, feasts and famines, with equal ease. Through it all, her strongest words were, “Well I’ll be dawg-goned!” Her husband was Capt. Agustus Byron French who ran the New Sensation.
Mary Becker Greene, the beloved “Ma” Greene obtained her pilots license in 1896 and her captain’s license in 1897. She had been married to Captain Gordon C. Greene in 1890, he had instructed her on operating a steamboat. She piloted the Bedford between Cincinnati and Louisville during 1897, it became extremely popular for its dependability and for its air of refinement. Her biggest thrill was taking the Greenland to the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904, the crowds went wild over her. The Delta Queen flies today the flag which flew on the masthead of the Bedford Steamboat.
In 1880, Bowling Leathers, son of Thomas Leathers, married Blanche Douglass, daughter of James S. Douglass. Bowling built seven steamboats without giving notes for their costs. Blanche loved the river, she loved her husband and wanted to be with him, and in 1891 they had the Natchez No. VIII built. She got her license in 1894. The “Little Captain” or “Boss” Leathers was described as the most distinguished of Louisiana women. The Natchez VIII sank in 1918. Blanche passed away in 1940.
Captains & Their Steamboats
I'm sure this is not all of the Steamboats and Wharf-boats that visited and plied along East Carroll Parish's coastal waterways. I will be adding more Steamboat, Wharfboat, and Captains names, along with some of their history, as I come across it going through the old 1800's parish newspapers. Most of the plantations had their own landings. (*NOTE - Please read the note at the bottom of this page)
"Arkansas City"
In May, 1884, the local paper reported that "Honorable J. M. Kennedy left on Sunday last per steamer "Arkansas City" to assume his duties in the Legislature."
"Ben Franklin"
It was in regular service 1833 - 1834
The "Charles P. Choteau"
This ship was constructed from the hull of another ship between 1879 - 1880. She was a great cotton carrier. This boat introduced the electric search-light for river navigation.
"City of Providence"
The "City of Providence" made it appearance in 1869. She made regular trips on the Mississippi River. It was a small steamboat and was used as cheap transportation to the interior of the state. One of the "Anchor Liners."
"City of Vicksburg"
The "City of Vicksburg" was one of the "Anchor Line". They establied a record of being free from accidents or disaster for more than thirty years.
The "Cotile"
Captain Patterson Traveled along the Bayou Macon.
The "Countess" John Henderson, Master; George S. Connery, Clerk "A regular Vicksburg semi-weekly packet." A fine passenger side-wheel steamer. Leaves Vicksburg every Tue. and Fri. at 5 p.m., leaves Greenville ever Sun. and Thur. at 5 a. m. For freight or passage apply on board.
"Davy Crockett"
It was in regular service 1833 - 1834
"Eliza"
Francis B. Richardson sold a wharf-boat, "Eliza", with furniture, riggins, ropes, cains, and tackles, to Govy Hood." Date 1853
The "Frank Pargoud"
It was considered one of the "finest boats afloat" and a "floating palace of the western water". It passed Providence at 8 o'clock p.m. every Thursday, after leaving N. O. on Tuesday at 5 o'clock p.m., and on its' return trip would pass Providence on Friday nights.
"Grey Eagle" Captain John Shalcross The "Henry Clay" It was in regular service 1833 - 1834
"Illinois"
Captain Cheek
"Issaquena"
On Feb. 23, 1884 the Issaquena went up Old River to Bunches Bend and surprised the inhabitants with its disturbance of the streams quiet waters. Many thought that the levee had given away. When it entered Old River the whistling attracted the attention of many people. The boat went as for as the Nolle Plantation and did a considerable business on her initial trip.
The "J. Hirsch & Co."
Messr. J. Hirsch "The Carroll Record" - Advertisement: Messrs. J. Hirsch & Co., Ashton, Louisiana want to call our attention to their advertisement of a new wharf-boat. They propose to exert themselves to accommodate those who will give them their patronage.
The "J. M. White"
The Editor of "The Democrat" wrote the following account of a river trip to N. O. "All aboard the palatial J. M. White. The officers are not one bit gallant. . .I suppose they think fine upholstery, good rooms, and lavish commissary suffiecient to cover all the other ills the taveling public is heir to. . ." All was not perfection aboard the steamer, nor were all the passengers given to gaiety, nor was the scenery thoroughly fascinating--at least not to this editor.
"Lady Gay"
Captain Tom Burke; Clerk Tatum An elegant, handsome, and a well officered steamer. Burke and Tatum were clever and accommodating gentlemen, and were old Confederate soldiers. Burke having commanded a gunboat in the Navy. The "Gay" makes regular trips between St. Louis and New Orleans.
The "Magenta"
In 1869 this boat whic operated from New Orleans to Memphis took the largest load of cotton of the season. It won a "bell rope", a fine prize offered by W. M. Williams & Co. of Vicksburg.
The "Billy Pennington"
Captain G. B. Oakes
The "Post Boy"
Captain Henry M. Shreve The Post Boy, or shallow-draft, powerful steam boat developed by its Captain was in regular service by 1821 between Louisville and N.O., La.
The "Providence" The Steamer "Providence" is listed as early as 1821. The " STAR"
Advertisement in the local paper in 1869: "Wharf-boat STAR: We do business on the 'live and let live' principle. (Signed) V. M. Purdy, J. L. Goffe, and E. J. Delony"
Here are more names of Captains of some of the Steamboats and wharf-boats that I found mentioned in newspapers, historical quarterlies, history book, etc... or sent to me by other researchers.
Mr. T. Bierne (wharf-boat L. P.) D. L. Morgan (wharf-boat, L. P.) Major S. D. Oliver (wharf-boat at L. P.) George W. Smith (wharf-boat)
Mr. S. Tucker (wharf-boat)
*NOTE: Please send any history, pictures, etc. of any of the Captains Steamboats, wharf-boats, etc. They were so much a part of Carroll Parish's history. I will be glad to place them and your name here with it. I will also make a link to any websites that have a Carroll Parish connection to the subjects mentioned on this page.
Masonic Lodges of Carroll Parish
Monticello Masonic Lodge #92
(Recorded on Sept. 1, 1866)
"Walter T. C. Anderson and wife, Pamela Jane Jackson, in consideration of his great desire to promote the cause of Masonry and morality throughout the land and for the general good of the community, has given and granted forever unto Hewett J. Drew, Master, and Walter T. C. Anderson, Secretary, and Littlebray J. Land, Junior Warden of the Masonic Lodge known as Monticello Lodge No. 92, and to their successors in office.... a parcel of land situated in the town of Floyd....."
MASTER: Hewett J. Drew
SECRETARY: Walter T. C. Anderson
JUNIOR WARDEN: Littlebray J. Land
OTHER OFFICERS:
Cyrus A. Hedrick, James S. Millikin, and James Graham Oldfield.
By 1889 the Monticello Lodge ceased to function.
Old Solomon Lodge #130
(Chartered in 1855)
Masons met near Goodrich Landing. Later this lodge joined with the Pecan Grove Lodge. Old Solomon suffered "the destruction of its hall, furniture, jewels and charter by the U. S. Soldiers during the Civil." From "A Place to Remember", by Georgia Pinkston)
The Pecan Grove Lodge #222
(Established May 5, 1875)
The Pecan Grove Lodge #222, was first located at Goodrich Landing, but in February of 1889 it was moved to Lake Providence. Its' first meeting hall was upstairs in a building on Levee Street. It remained there until a new building was constructed on the corner of Lake and Hood Streets in 1957.
OFFICERS:
D. L. Morgan
John C. Bass
Emanuiel Mayer
Joe Beard
Leopold Mayer
C. A. Hedrick
Jacob Stein
Henry Marks
W. R. C. Lyons
E. J. Delony
Ed F. Newman
S. Lewis.
Oliver J. Morgan of Wilton Plantation was WORSHIPFUL MASTER of Western Star Lodge in Monroe in 1823. He was also an attorney and parish judge. Dr. Edward Delony, great grandfather of Vail M. Delony, wrote the Rules of Order for the Masonic Lodge of Louisiana which are still followed.
On February 1, 1957 it was dedication day for the new two-story brick building, which was constructed at a cost of $75,000. There were two rental suites on the first floor, with the lodge hall, kitchen, and other facilities upstairs. Grady McDonald, a former officer, presented the trowel of the ceremony to Harold King, a member recognized for his untiring work toward the building program.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER: C. T. Hall
OTHER OFFICERS:
Claude Coleman
H. G. Schneider
Rotary Club International in L. P., La.
(Organized on October 29, 1935)
The luncheon club met every Wednesday at a local restaurant.
PRESIDENT: C. Rupert Evans
VICE PRESIDENT: J. Stuart Pittman
SECRETARY: Golden Leigh Levy
TREASURER: Golden Leigh Levy
SGT. at ARMS: Henry Maben
CHARTER MEMBERS:
Franklin V. Boyd ~ *J. Hortaire Guenard
C. Ben Ellis ~ William H. Hamley
Albert G. Frost ~ J. Newton Hill, Jr.
Henry Goodstein ~ George S. Hopkins
Leo L. Kilpatrick ~ *Golden Leigh Levy
Mertie L. Levy ~ William H. Maben
*J. Stuart Pittman ~ J. Walter Pittman
Crawford A. Rose ~ Edward D. Schneider
*Frederick H. Schneider ~ Frederick H. Schneider, Jr.
Herman Schwartz ~ *A. P. Surles
William F. Trieschman ~ *Frank Voelker
Mark H. Brown ~ Leon Minsky
[*Board of Directors]
Two of the charter members, C. Rupert Evans and J. Walter Pittman,
were still active in 1967.
Past Presidents:
Rotary Club of Lake Providence, Louisiana
1935-36 C. Rupert Evans ~ 1956-57 Willam B. Ragland, Jr.
1936-37 James Stuart ~ 1957-58 Carl A. Kelly
1937-38 G. L. Levy ~ 1958-59 C. Hall
1938-39 J. Hortaire Guenard ~ 1959-60 W. M. Knobles
1939-40 Edward Schneider ~ 1960-61 John O. Nelson
1940-41 Crawford A. Rose ~ 1961-62 Buron A. Bayles
1941-42 William Y. Bell ~ 1962-63 L. Percy Ragland
1942-43 Henry G. Norris ~ 1963-64 Baxter O. Deal
1943-44 Donald F. Davis ~ 1964-65 F. Alton Babb
1944-45 Mertie L. Levy ~ 1965-66 J. D. White
1945-46 J. W. Pittman ~ 1966-67 LaRue M. Rhea
1946-47 George W. Rundell ~ 1967-68 William A. Harris
1947-48 Thomas G. Biggs ~ 1968-69 Robert R. Underwood
1948-49 Jack Wyly ~ 1969-70 T. E. Hankins
1949-50 James S. Green ~ 1970-71 George F. Fox
1950-51 Frank Voelker ~ 1971-72 James L. Howard
1951-52 Charles S. Perry ~ 1972-73 Bernard W. Waxman
1952-53 Frank A. Byerly ~ 1973-74 Leonard Kennedy
1953-54 Leo A. Lensing ~ 1974-75 W. H. Maxwell
1954-55 H. Newton Griffith ~ 1974-75 George S. Lensing
1955-56 Paul Geisler (filled unexpired term)
1975-76 M. M. Walsworth
(this is from "A Place to Remember ..." , Georgia Pinkston)
Order of the Easter Star, Chapter #42
(Organized on September 26, 1907)
The first meeting was at the Pecan Grove Lodge Hall. Early activities included social and musical programs, teas, receptions, a wedding reception for two members, Bessie Blackburn and Thomas J. Powell, and a reception in honor of the Grand Worthy Matron of Louisiana.
At the first meeting was Special Deputy, Mary S. Herring and member of the "Louise Chapter of Monroe".
1st WORTHY MATRON: Mrs. Rebecca Blackburn
1st WORTHY PATRON: Charles Hill
OTHER OFFICERS:
Mrs. Josephine Bass ~ J. W. Pittman
Phil McGuire ~ Mrs. Delha Bell Allen
Mrs. Roseta Levy ~ Mrs. M. J. Walker
Mrs. J. N. Hill ~ Mrs. Henry Maben
Mrs. Wilmoth Nemmo ~ Mrs. Lela Bell
Mrs. Susie Peck
STATE OFFICERS FROM CHAPTER NUMBER 42:
WORTHY GRAN MATRON: Rosetta Levy
GRAND ESTER: Juanita Ingram
GRAND SENTINEL: Carl D. Ingram
DISTRICT DEPUTY: Maude Van Fossen
DISTRICT DEPUTY:Grace Van Valkenburgh
DISTRICT DEPUTY: Helen Tschabold
WORTHY MATRONS OF CHAPTER NUMBER 42:
Rosetta Levy ~ Omie Pinkston Warren
Ammiebelle Hill ~ Minnie Wagner
Delha Bell Allen ~ ^Mary Hall Reed
Anna P. Hill ~ Louise Porter House
Narcisse Blackburn Maguire ~ *Grace G. Van Valkenburgh
Annie Kaufman ~ Wilma Warren Russell
Katie White ~ Ethel King Watts
Bonnie Levy ~ Ottilie Wall
Clara May ~ *Minnie B. Erwin Bass
Dora Pepperman ~ Hazel Thompson White
Rae Stockner ~ Flora Maben Merrill
Helen Erwin ~ Lois Carnely
Susie Martin ~ Lorraine Mitchell
Bessie Powell ~ Bessie C. Walsworth
Mabel Biggs ~ Dora Roberts Nelson
Dora Stockner ~ Sue Maben Abernathy
Annie Belle Hill ~ Dolly Russell Newman
Annie Lindsey ~ Erwin Mildred ~ Allen House
Nellie Peck Kennedy ~ Helen Warren Tschabold
*^Maude M. Van Fossen ~ Doris LeFevre McDonald
Annie H. Abernathy ~ Iola Shay
Cora Lee Ragland ~ Fleeta Howell
Georgia Durham Pinkston ~ Icie Lovelady
Mildred Girod Muirhead ~ Alma Brown
Leona Perry ~ Sally Cochis
Lillie G. Bowers ~ Ruby Magee Deal
Juantia Taylor Ingram ~ Edna Arnold
Yvonne Taylor Tweedy ~ Betty Howard
(*Received Silver Certificates (in 1951) for 25 year membership)
(^Rec. Silver Certif. & Gold Chrysanthemums (in 1965) for 50 years membership)
"A Place to Remember ..." , Georgia Pinkston
BIOGRAPHIES: “Mary Warren Hawkins, the oldest daughter of Morgan L. & Omie Pinkston Warren, Mary, was born in the parish in 1904. She attended school in Transylvania and graduated from French Camp, Miss.. She received a degree from Northeastern University . She married W. B. Hawkins in 1928. Their son, W. B. Jr., graduated from Camberlain-Hunt Academy in Port Gibson, Miss., and from Louisiana Tech. He was a pilot during the Korean Conflict. For 30 years Mary Hawkins served as Treasurer of the Herrington Baptist Church in Monticello, La. She is a member of the Eastern Star and long taught 1st grade in the public schools. For more than 40 years she was a 4-H Club leader, and has served on the parish Welfare Board, the Library Board, the Red Cross and Parish Advisory Committees. “Miss Mary“ is known as a good neighbor and has given much of her time to the care of the sick and the needy.” From the book “A Place to Remember”, by Georgia Pinkston.
BIOGRPHIES: “Mrs. Kenner Howard has been a Sunday School teacher and department director at the 1st Baptist Church continuously since 1949. She has served as President of Baxter Bayou Home Demonstration Club and has been a member of the East Carroll Parish Library Board since the library opened in 1954. She is a member of the Trail Blazers Library Trustees; a 4-H Club leader; Rainbow Girl’s Leader; Cub Scout Den Mother; member of Eastern Star, and Chairman of Brairfield Academy library.” From Georgia Pinkston’s Book “A Place to Remember”.
Chapter 42, Rainbow Girls
Sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star
This organization was organized in 1952 with forty-five members.
The following young ladies served as Worth Advisors:
Alice Hammack, Marilyn Wilson, Ann Pinkston, LuLu Posey,
Mary Ethel Watts, Linda Gail O'Steen, Tommy Sue Proctor, Mary Ethel Gill, Fay Hagel, Shirley Thompson, Margie Watts, Jean Earle, Shearon Regenold, Linda Howard, Elizabeth Davis, Janice Johnson, Ginger Cone, Frances Nell Erwin, and Janice Proctor.
(this is from "A Place to Remember ", Georgia Payne Pinkston)
(50 years membership)
This organization was organized in 1952 with forty-five members.
The following young ladies served as Worth Advisors:
Alice Hammack, Marilyn Wilson, Ann Pinkston, LuLu Posey,
Mary Ethel Watts, Linda Gail O'Steen, Tommy Sue Proctor, Mary Ethel Gill, Fay Hagel, Shirley Thompson, Margie Watts, Jean Earle, Shearon Regenold, Linda Howard, Elizabeth Davis, Janice Johnson, Ginger Cone, Frances Nell Erwin, and Janice Proctor.
(this is from "A Place to Remember ", Georgia Payne Pinkston)
(50 years membership)
The Providence Players
from "A Place to Remember", by Georgia Payne Pinkston
To gratify the needs for the performing arts, a group of the theatrically inclined citizens met in February, 1974, to organize the Providence Players. By 1976 there were forty members and 50 patrons or season ticket subscribers. The charter members making up the Board:
Peggy Madden, Dr. Bernard Waxman, William Gore, Kelly Salemi, Margaret Barham, Alice Amacker, Pat Taylor & Gracie Salemi.
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