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Early Marriage Licenses of ALLEGANY County
BEAR IN MIND THAT THE FOLLOWING IS A LISTING OF MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND. DO NOT ASSUME THE DATES ARE THE SAME AS THE WEDDING DATE. THE PEOPLE NAMED, MAY NOT HAVE PROCEEDED WITH THE NUPTUALS. COMPARING THESE DATES TO CHURCH RECORDS IS THE BEST WAY TO DETERMINE WHEN AND IF THE PARTIES ACTUALLY EXCHANGED VOWS. From: The History of Western Maryland, Vol. II, By Scharf ~ 1882
"The following is a list of marriage licenses up to 1800, granted under the act of Assembly entitled An Act Concerning Marriages:
1791
Aug. 1 Godfrey RICHARDS, Jr., to Temple KNIGHT Aug. 26 Robert GREEN to Barbara CHAMBERS Sept. 14 George Jordan to Elizabeth TETRIX Sept. 22 John GLANNER to Mary SNEDIKER Oct. 28 John HAGERMAN to Eleanor GORMAN Nov. 14 Jacob STEVER to Mary BONHAM
1792
April 4 Jonathan COX to Susanna BAILLIE April 24 David BEALL to Mary DAVIS May 21 Elias STILLWELL to Catharine MORGAN Aug. 13 George PAYNE to Mary SAPP Sept. 27 Benjamin MORRIS to Rebecca SIMPKINS Oct. 23 Richard MOORE to Sarah MOORE Nov. 6 Peter McKEAN to Anna HULL
1793
May 9 Benjamin DURBIN to Liddy LONGE May 29 Jesse RENO to Prudence RANDOLPH (?) 29 Samuel JAMES to Frances RANDOLPH June 24 Charles F. BRODBAG to Elizabeth ALEXANDER July 16 Caleb GODWIN to Mary McMINN Aug. 20 Samuel BECKWITH to Susanna DURBIN Nov. 3 Richard TOMLINSON to Phoebe SLIFF Nov. 20 John KNIGHT to Nancy DAVIS Dec. 18 Nehemiah BARNETT to Winey CAMMINES 1794
Feb. 6 Asa BEALL to Elizabeth BEALL Feb 6 Peter ISEMINGER to Rebecca HENDERSON May 24 John CCOLEMAN to Margaret SAVAGE July 12 Michael FISHER to Margaret SAVAGE July 16 Jacob NAGLE to Mary SELBY Aug. 20 Henry BOYLES to Rebecca BARCUS Sept. 6 Ezekiel CHANEY to Polly JAMES Sept. 11 Daniel LOVETT to Polly JAMES Dec. 13 William STEPHENS to Ann PIGMAN Dec. 30 Aquila A. BROWN to Sarah CRESAP
1795
April 16 John BRIDENHORT to Mary LOWDERMILK April 21 Thomas CHANEY to Susanna STOCKWELL April 23 Alexander GRIMES to Eleanor PEAREL June 1 John SHRYER to Christiana LETTER Aug. 8 John CLARKE to Abiel SHEPHERD Oct. 12 John COMPTON to Rebecca CLARKE Oct. 31 John EVANS to Johanna FITZGERALD Oct. 31 Ralph LOGSDEN to Margaret ARNOLD Sept. 2 Daniel Loge ELLISON to Ann LOGSDEN Dec. 5 Josiah BEALL, of T., to Ann PULLEN Dec. 31 William McMAHON to Sally Van LEAR
1796
Jan. 2 Thomas PRITCHARD to Nancy TITCHENAL Feb. 2 John McCOLM to Sarah SMITH Feb. 13 Samuel SELBY to Jane THISTLE Feb. 26 Joshua TITCHENAL to Elsea BEVINS Mar. 2 Gavin WOODFIELD to Peggy BRAWALT Mar. 7 Cornelius YOUNG to Catharine SISLER Mar. 17 Robert SINCLAIR to Ann CROMWELL April 7 Robert ARMSTRONG to Elizabeth CRESAP April 16 James WHITE to Elizabeth EPING April 28 John KIMBERLY to Elizabeth TOMLINSON May 2 Stephen DEAKINS to Elizabeth FRELAND May 14 Nicholas COONCE to Rebecca DANFORD May 26 William W. HOGE to Eleanor SLICER June 11 John D. LUCAS to Jane BENICK June 17 John CLISISMAN to Peggy STONESAFFER July 7 John HOUSE to Ann HARLEWOD July 19 Jeremiah HELLEY to Mary CADEY Aug. 11 John MATTINGLEY to Onea ARNOLD Oct. 1 Daniel SAPP to Mary ROBISON Oct. 5 Hugh GRAHAM to Sarah LAPPINS (?) Oct. 18 Bogue PELLEM to Sarah CLARKE Nov. 5 Patrick CONNER to Polly LANNAM Nov. 9 William CRAIK to Hannah HALL Nov. 21 Thomas PORTER to Mary LOGSDEN Nov. 28 Daniel CRESAP, Sr., to Elizabeth DAWSON Nov. 29 Edward RICHARDSON to Hannah DURBIN Dec. 9 John BARE to Sarah PILES Dec. 17 Bennet LOGSDEN to Abigail LEWIS Dec. 18 Moses BARCUS to Nancy THOMPSON Dec. 24 Thomas SELBY, Sr., to Ann HARLEWOOD
1797
Jan. 8 Edmund CRAWFORD to May POOLE Feb. 10 Zachariah MAGRUDER to Ann DAWSON Feb. 14 William MICHAEL to Rachel BRIAN Feb. 26 David DUTTRO to Mary CRICKBAUM Feb. 26 Nathaniel PRICE to Mary EBLIN Mar, 4 William KEY to Sally DEAKINS Mar. 25 Charles W. SELBY to Elizabeth SELBY April 26 Alexander BAILLIE to Mary DOYLE April 28 George BLUHN to Rosanna ESSING May 5 Daniel CRESAP, Sr., to Hannah LONGSHORE May 10 Gabriel M. PORTER to Rebecca FROST May 23 Nath. B. MAGRUDER to Mary BEAVINS May 23 Walter A. MURDOCH to Sary BEAVINS June 3 George BARNES to Catharine EIGLER June 8 John DEAKINS to Margaret JAMES June 10 Robert BOYD to Mary ECKHARD June 22 William LOGSDEN to Susanna WILLIAMS June 23 George SAPP to Catharine ARNOLD Aug. 8 John LINDY to Elizabeth CATCHALL Sept. 27 William RUTHERFORD to Elizabeth HARPER Nov. 25 Peter CRICKBAUM to Mary McBRIDE 1798
Jan. 18 John SMITH to Mary PRITCHARDS Feb, 14 Benjamin FOSTER to Catharine PRATHER Feb. 19 Conrad NEFF to Susanna CREIGHTBAUM March 6 George FOUTY to Eve SAPP April 11 John MITCHELL to Susanna M. JACOBS June 21 John TAYLOR to Hanna CASAD June 21 Samuel SEMPLE to Martha IDLEY Oct. 12 William RENICK to Elizabeth WATTON Oct. 17 John JAMES to Liddy HAYS Dec. 3 Adam GRACE to Barshaba HINKLE Dec, 31 Angus McDONALD to Anne DOYLE
1799
Jan. 1 Thomas CROMWELL to Ann SLICER Jan. 14 Thomas CAIWELL to Margaret DAVIDSON March 7 John McCLERY to Sarah HENDRICKSON March 20 John GILMORE to Anne PRICE March 30 John PATTERSON to Elizabeth WIRE April 18 William WINEBRENNER to Alice SMITH May 23 William McLOUGHLIN to Lina FRENCH June 4 Martin RIZER to Rosina GREPHART June 6 Joseph SHEPHERD to Rebecca McDOUGAL June 20 John SCOTT to Ann HILLEARY Sept. 15 Dennis MADDON to Mary CANNING Nov. 11 John LOGSDEN, of Wm., to Patience ARNOLD Nov. 14 Jacob HOFFMAN to Margaret STECK Nov. 16 Andrew POLSTON to Susanna McCABE Nov. 23 Abraham RHODES to Mary NEWMYER Dec. 21 John C. BEATTY to Ann BEALL Dec. 21 William OSBORN to Christiana STONECSR Dec. 23 Valentine SHOCKEY to Elizabeth CLIMER
1800
Jan. 29 David SMITH to Elizabeth McCOLLUM Jan. 30 Jacob SHOWAKER to Catharine WOODRING Feb. 6 Joseph McDONALD to Sinah DEW Feb. 12 John DURBIN to Sarah CLIFFORD Feb. 21 Daniel JOHNSTON to Sarah DANISON March 5 William STIDGER to Sophia DAVIS March 8 John GRAHAM to Elizabeth BRENT June 2 Frederick METZ to Christina KEELAN July 26 William BERRY to Kesiah EBLING Aug. 27 Peter COUSE to Polly LANGSHIRE Sept. 11 Joseph CRAWFORD to Mary PLAND (?) (?) William STEHPHENS to Ann PIGMAN Oct. 2 Nottey BARNETT (Notley BARNARD) to Elsie RAGAN Oct. 2 Mahlon LONGSHORE to Sally RAGAN Oct. 2 William NAYLOR to Nancy SANFORD Nov. 3 Frederick YOUNG to Eliza WALL Nov. 8 Davis MEREDITH to Ann PRITCHARD Nov. 15 Scott ROBINSON to Ann MOORE Nov. 17 John WILLIAMS to Phoebe SMITH Nov. 24 William MOORE to Margaret ROBINETT Nov. 24 John PARKET to Elizabeth NEPTON Nov. 27 James BAILEY to Polly FETTER Nov. 27 Amos ROBINETTE to Darky WILLSON
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The following list is of marriages that actually took place, as opposed to the EARLY MARRIAGE LICENSES that were issued, where the marriage may or may not have occured.

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CROW, Daniel Webster, 29, Garrett Co. MD, single, married Ada Jan McINTYRE, 18, Garrett Co. MD, single, on Dec. 12, 1895 CROW, Henry Stewart, 36, Garrett Co., MD, single, married Lavina Bertha DUCKWORTH, 21, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Nov. 7, 1897 CROW, Lee, 22, Fayette Co., PA, single, married Lydia GRIFFIN, 18, Green Co. PA, single, on Sept. 23, 1895 CROW, Robert Laughlin, 29, Garrett Co. MD, single, married Ellen WARN, 19, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Dec. 30, 1897 CROW, Thornton James, Jr., 36, Allegany Co., MD, Widow, married Blanche MURPHY, 32, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Sept. 18, 1901 CROW, Malinda, 18, Fayette Co., PA, single, married John Lloyd BRITT, 22, Fayette Co., PA, single, on May 29, 1896 CROW, Charles W., 24, Garrett Co., MD, single, married Marian McKENZIE, 19, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Dec. 25, 1887 CROW, Henrietta, 17, Garrett Co., MD, single, married William A. MURPHY, 24, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Dec. 4, 1879 CROW Josephine, 18, Garrett Co., MD, single, married William S. BROADWATER, 23, Garrett Co., MD, single, on June 29, 1882 CROW, Sarah Ann, 25, Garrett Co., MD, single, married Peter M. WILT, 23, Garrett Co., MD, single on Dec. 11, 1878 CROW, Susan, 20, Garrett Co., MD, single, married Winfield S. DURST, 26, Garrett Co., MD, single, on Dec. 18, 1877 CROW, Lydia, 20, Fayette Co., PA, single, married Jacob Luther HICKS, 32, Fayette Co., PA, on June 11, 1889 CROW, John T. 23, Grant Co., WV, single, married Martha A. ARONHALT, 23, Grant Co., WV, single, on Dec. 28, 1882 CROW, Silas, 31, Garrett Co., MD, single, married Mary JACKSON, 20, Garrett Co., MD, single, on July 26, 1882
(Information is from "Marriage Records of Garrett Co., Published by the Garrett County Historical Society and Compiled by Beth Friend)

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William HUMBERSON ~ Sarah LOHR 20 Jul 1818 Allegany MD John D. KOONTZ Hanah ~ HUMBERSON 5 Oct 1850 Allegany MD Jacob SAYLOR ~ Rachael HUMBERSON 28 Nov 1837 Allegany MD William HUMBERSON ~ Mary TWIGG 25 Feb 1841 Allegany MD Thomas HUMBERSON ~ Elizabeth LANCASTER 12 Jan 1842 Allegany MD John HANN ~ Jane HUMBERSON 11 Nov 1843 Allegany MD William H. PARKER ~Rebecca HUMBERSON 31 Aug 1844 Allegany MD Jacob HUMBERSON ~ Louisa SHAW 24 May 1845 Allegany MD George HUMBERSTON ~ Ann Mary WINTER 7 Apr 1848 Allegany MD Edward GODDARD ~Ann HUMBERSTONE 12 Jan 1805 Prince Georges MD Kelita JACOBS ~ Selina HUMBERTSON 16 Jan 1834 Allegany MD Salem HUMBERTSON ~ Catharine KOONTZ 10 Apr 1834 Allegany MD William HUMBERTSON ~ Ann M. HOFFMAN 20 Sep 1837 Allegany MD John ELLBROOK ~ Mary HUMBERTSON 10 May 1837 Allegany MD

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George W. LAYMAN & FAVORITE, Sophia 13 Apr 1858 Frederick MD George W. LAYMAN & SHAW, Sarah Catharine 10 Jun 1862 Frederick MD Jacob LAYMAN & DIXON, Mary Jane 24 Sep 1862 Frederick MD Firman (Burhman?) LAYMAN & CONWAY, Elizabeth Ann 11 Jul 1837 Cecil MD Daniel B. LAYMAN & DAYTON, Louisa 18 Nov 1825 Allegany MD Samuel HOFFORD & LAYMAN, Nancy 9 Feb 1848 Allegany MD Daniel CLERY & LAYMAN, Harriet 1 Jul 1829 Allegany MD John McCORMICK & LAYMAN, Catherine 15 Sep 1830 Allegany MD George W. LAYMAN & McCORMICK, Sarag 28 Aug 1832 Allegany MD John LAYMAN & YEAST, Nancy 6 Mar 1834 Allegany MD Elijah BROWN & LAYMAN, Nancy A. 19 Apr 1838 Allegany MD John BLOCHER & LAYMAN, Louisa 28 Jan 1843 Allegany MD John BLOCHER & LAYMAN, Mary Jane 30 May 1846 Allegany MD Willia, JUARD & LAYMAN, Kitty 17 Feb 1814 Frederick MD George LAYMAN & STIMMELL, Mary 11 Nov 1823 Frederick MD Henry LAYMAN & FLOORE, Lydia 12 Feb 1814 Frederick MD Jacob LAYMAN & FRESHOUR, Civilla 08 May 1823 Frederick MD John LAYMAN & MORNINGSTAR, Barbara 20 Jun 1823 Frederick MD John LAYMAN & BLESSING, Rebecca 12 Sep 1837 Frederick MD Jeremiah KNODE & LAYMAN, Margaret 16 Mar 1847 Frederick MD Jacob LAYMAN & SHAW, Frances B. 30 Mar 1847 Frederick MD Leonard LAYMAN & WALTZ, Henrietta 09 May 1850 Frederick MD Nicholas MORNINGSTAR & LAYMAN, Catherine 12 Oct 1844 Frederick MD Solomon WILHIDE & LAYMAN, Susannah 25 Nov 1817 Frederick MD Adam BAKER & LAYMAN, Juliana 17 Sep 1794 Frederick MD Henry FINK & LAYMAN, Betsey 22 Oct 1810 Frederick MD

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Morris WINEBRENNER, Lydia CROW 25 Mar 1850 Allegany MD Morris WINEBRENNER, MILLY JENKINS 1 Nov 1843 Allegany MD William WINEBRENNER, Alice SMITH 18 Apr 1799 Allegany MD William WINEBRENNER, Rebecca BEEMAN 11 Jun 1847 Allegany MD George HUMBERTSON, Lydia WINEBRENNER 25 Feb 1812 Allegany MD Jacob CROW, Margaret WINEBRENNER 12 Sept 1811 Allegany MD JOHN, JR. DURBIN, WINEBRUNER, Mary 9 Nov 1818 David E. WINEBRENNER, Eliza B. SHRIVER 15 Oct 1864 Carroll MD David C. WINEBRENNER, Rebecca BENTZ MARKEY 12 Oct 1864 Frederick MD Edward I. WINEBRENNER, Caroline M. R. EBERT 21 May 1855 Frederick MD George WINEBRENNER, Susan STAMBAUGH 29 Jan 1851 Frederick MD George A. WINEBRENNER, Mary A. CRONISE 4 Oct 1851 Frederick MD Christian WINEBRENNER, Phoebe CRAMER 16 Oct 1833 Frederick MD Jacob WINEBRENNER, Sophia GEBHART 06 Jun 1815 Frederick MD Ezra CRAMER, Mary WINEBRENNER 16 Nov 1819 Frederick MD Peter WINEBRENNER, Catherine SNYDER 18 Mar 1794 Frederick MD Benjamine STRINE, Margaret WINEBRENNER 09 Mar 1842 Frederick MD William GEESEY, Sarah Ann WINEBRENNER 30 Aug 1842 Frederick MD James M. STOUT, Sevilla Mary WINEBRENNER 23 Apr 1844 Frederick MD John HOFFMAN, Mary WINEBRENNER 5 Feb 1823 Washington MD Jacob WINEBRENNER, Mary GOLL 17 Apr 1813 Washington MD Christian WINEBRENNER, Mary WINDERS 11 Jun 1814 Washington MD John WINEBRENNER, Catherine ESMINGER 18 May 1816 Washington MD

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MARRIAGES AFTER 1853
(Courtesy of Ace Humbertson)
David P. HANSEL, 24, Garrett Co., bachelor, farmer, married Jane CLARK, 19, near Lonaconing, maiden, on April 6, 1899 at Kingsley M E Church by Asbury R. Riley
Joseph Henry KOELKER, 27, Cumberland, single, merchant, married Ada Marie LAYMAN, 27, Cumberland, maiden, on Jan. 16, 1922, at 1st Baptist Church in Cumberland, by H. F. Looris
Jacob L. FRESH, 21, New Germany, bachelor, farmer, married Laura E. MILLER, 17, New Germany, maiden, on Aug. 18, 1894, at M E Church in New Germany by J. H. Enlow
Henry Joseph JOHNSON, 21, Eckhart, bachelor, miner, married Carrie MYERS, 24, Eckhart, maiden on June 16, 1896 at Frostburg Baptist by Henry Thomas
William FARRADAY, 21, Eckhart, bachelor, miner, married Lillie MYERS, 18, Eckhart, maiden, on May 17, 1896 at Eckhart Mines M E Church by R. L. Wright
Jefferson A. EMERICK, 29, Somerset Co., Pa., bachelor, farmer, married Margaret E. MYERS, 25, Eckhart Mines, maiden, on Dec. 21, 1893 at Frostburg by Baptist Min. Rev. T. C. Easson
Walter MYERS, 21, Eckhart, bachelor, miner, married Lottie FARRADAY, 19, Eckhart, maiden, on Nov. 27, 1895 at M. E. Church by R. L. Wright.

CROW/CROWE MARRIAGES
1923 ~ 1936
(Courtesy of Dick Crow)
CROW
24 Dec., 1936 Clifford Nelson CROW Eckhart, MD & Lurado Robinson MANLEY Eckhart, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. W.B. Orndoff
25 Nov., 1933 Harry W. CROW Mt. Savage, MD & Margaret Emily ARNOLD Baltimore, MD at Mt. Savage, MD Rev. E.A. Otto
16 Apr., 1926 Walter A. CROW Mt. Savage, MD & Mary Alice BRANT Mt. Savage, MD Not Noted in Records Not Noted in Records
CROWE
12 Feb., 1925 Ada CROWE Frostburg, MD & William J. Simpson GILMORE, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. James Quinn
13 Sep., 1929 Cecil Charles CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Thelma GREEN Lonaconing, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. C.R. Strausburg
18 Oct., 1936 Charles Frederick CROWE Frostburg, MD & Janet Elizabeth KNEPP Frostburg, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. B.W. Cox
22 May, 1931 Charlotte CROWE Mt. Savage, MD & George BURALL Mt. Savage, MD at Mt. Savage, MD Rev. William Lewis
31 Aug., 1932 Clifford E. CROWE Frostburg, MD & Ethel ROBINSON Fisher Lonaconing, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. H.H. Sharp
17 Jun., 1925 Evelyn Mae CROWE Cumberland, MD & Andrew Paul BROWN Cumberland, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. Edward Roache
15 Oct., 1928 Francis Matilda CROWE Frostburg, MD & Charles Sylvester BARTLETT Cumberland, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. J.P.Nolan
18 Mar., 1935 Hazel CROWE Frostburg, MD & Harry Henry HOFFMAN Little Orleans, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. W.D. Reese
27 Feb., 1935 Hazel Violet CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Earl Edward GARLITZ Avilton, PA at Cumberland, MD Rev. M. Neff
4 Jan., 1930 Isabell Virginia CROWE Lonaconing, MD & William L. BURTON Baltimore, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. C.R. Strausburg
19 Dec., 1931 James Alonzo CROWE Mt. Savage, MD & Helen Leona WEIMER Eckhart, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. W.D. Reese
26 Feb., 1927James Leroy CROWE Frostburg, MD & Anna G. CREEGAN Midland, MD at Midland, MD Rev. J.J. Bremenan
12 Aug., 1933 Jessie Evelyn Lydia CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Boyd Wilson EVANS Frostburg, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. William Lewis
29 Jan., 1936 John Thompson CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Gertrude Areda NOLAN Lonaconing, MD at Lonaconing, MD Rev. J.C. Murphy
3 Mar., 1923 Leda E. CROWE Frostburg, MD & Henry Louis KRAUSZ Cumberland, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. Benj. W. Weeks
7 Apr., 1929 Lulu Gertrude CROWE Frostburg, MD & Edward L. WAMPLER Frostburg, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. C.H. Waterman
23 Apr., 1923 Olin Murphy CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Della L. [Unable to Read] Westernport, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. C.J. Price
24 Dec., 1926 Ora Venesta CROWE Lonaconing, MD & Charles Frances DURST Lonaconing, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. J.C. Nicholson
21 Aug., 1933 Oscar Leroy CROWE Mt. Savage, MD & Cecelia Margaret HARDEN Cumberland, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. H.H. Kelehuer
24 Dec., 1928 Pearl Caroline CROWE Lonaconing, MD & William D. NOONAN Cumberland, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. H.L. Logsdon
18 Aug., 1927 Pearl Lea CROWE New Germany, MD & Julius O. WILHELM Avilton, PA at Frostburg, MD Rev. J.W. Keener
24 Dec., 1934 Ralph Frederick CROWE Frostburg, MD & Lillian Agnes ISNER Cumberland, MD at Cumberland, MD Rev. W.A. Eisneberger
20 Oct., 1936 Robert Ferman CROWE Mt. Savage, MD & Dorothy ALDRIDGE Mt. Savage, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. J.W. Keener
18 Jun., 1931 Thomas Jefferson CROWE Frostburg, MD & Mary Elizabeth ALBRIGHT Somerset, PA at Frostburg, MD Rev. J.W. Keener
13 Aug., 1926 Viola CROWE Carlos, MD & John WALTERS Gilmore, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. Wm. A. Kelly
26 Nov., 1927 Vivian Cecelia CROWE Mt. Savage, MD & Roy Allen SNYDER Cumberland, MD at Mt. Savage, MD Rev. J.A. Haugh
31 Aug., 1932 Walter Edward CROWE Frostburg, MD & Nannie May ARNOLD Frostburg, MD at Frostburg, MD Rev. D. Calvert
28 Apr., 1927 4/28 William James CROWE Frostburg, MD & Mary Powers McVEIGH Midland, MD at Midland, MD Rev. J.J. Bremenan
Note: Incorrect groom's name. Should be Wilbur Rudolph CROWE. William James was their first born son.

WINEBRENNER MARRIAGES
(Courtesy of Ace Humbertson)
John Henry WILSON, married Allie WINEBRENNER in 1891 Liber 5 Folio 133
Andrew Price WINEBRENNER, 21, Carlos, bachelor, miner, married Sophia E. EDDY, 2, Hancock, maiden, at Eckhart by Alexander C. Haverstick in St. John's Episcopal
William YOUNGERMAN, 28, Frostburg, bachelor, labourer, married Anna Belle WINEBRENNER, 22, Frostburg, maiden, on Oct. 6, 1913, at Zion Reformed Church, Cumberland
Phillip A. CORDONA, 21, Mt. Savage, bachelor, labourer, married Bertha Lori WINEBRENNER, 17, Mt. Savage, maiden, on Dec. 26, 1911 in Mt. Savage M E. Church by J. Thomas Hart
William Amos TROUTMAN, 28, AlCo., bachelor, miner, married Cecilia WINEBRENNER, 16, Mt. Savage, maiden, on Jan. 28, 1908, at Mt Savage M. E. Church by Arthur E. Slagle
Charles WINEBRENNER, 29, near Johnsons, Garrett Co., bachelor, labourer, married Minnie Julia WOLFE, 28, near Frostburg, maiden, on Feb. 27, 1896, at Frostburg E. Lutheran Church, by C.A.J. Cramer
Charles Harrison WINEBRENNER, 23, Cumberland, single, express man, married Helen Edna FEIDT, 26, Cumberland, maiden, on June 17, 1915, at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Cumberland by Fr. Albans.
Charles William WINEBRENNER, 22, Borden Shaft, bachelor, farmer, married Aggie LEVEL, 18, Steubenville, OH, maiden, on Aug. 28, 1912 in Frostburg M E Church by Rev. D. H. Warten
William C. WORKMAN married Clara Sophia Maria WINEBRENNER Dec. 11, 1855
Walter S. CRAWFORD, married Cora M. WINEBRENNER, Liber 6 Folio 19
David WINEBRENNER, 23, Frostburg, bachelor, laborer, married Jane HAWKINS, 24, Frostburg, maiden, on Mar. 21, 1889 in Frostburg M.E. Church by Henry Frauce
Enoch WINEBRENNER, 22, Frostburg, bachelor, labourer, married Lizzie CLARK, 21, Frostburg, maiden, on Aug. 25, 1891 at M E South Frostburg Church by H. A. Brown
Daniel WAXLER, 23, AlCo., bachelor, farmer, married Eva WINEBRENNER, 16, AlCo., maiden, on Jan. 17, 1872 by Min. McDaniel
MEYERSDALE, Nov. 12 — When young Johnny TROUTMAN and pretty Evelyn Marie WINEBRENNER said "I do" before the preacher Monday, Ma TROUTMAN shed none of the usual tears, and Pa WINEBRENNER had no fatherly lump in his throat. That's because Ma TROUTMAN, a widow, and Pa WINEBRENNER, a widower, up and got married, too. And off went the two happy couples to the elder bride's farm near Sand Patch, for their honeymoon.
The likes of that wedding he had never seen, declared Rev. Edgar W. Beckett, of Frostburg, Md., who performed the ceremony. Officials who issue marriage licenses at the Allegany county courthouse at Cumberland, Md., were astounded, too.
For what happened, you see, is that the young groom's mother and the young bride's father had joined their children in a double wedding. It all began when John Edward TROUTMAN, 25, started coming over the mountain from Sand Patch to Frostburg to court Evelyn Marie. As the romance began to flower, Mrs. Cecelia Agnes TROUTMAN naturally got acquainted with her son's sweetheart. Just as naturally, she also got acquainted with Evelyn Marie's father, Roy Raymond WINEBRENNER, 43, of Frostburg, worker at the brickyard of the Big Savage Refactories Corporation.
Mrs. TROUTMAN was the widow of Amos TROUTMAN, who died in August, 1937. Mr. WINEBRENNER's wife, the former Bess PORTER, had died in January. So young love and middle-aged love flourished side by side, and Monday the double-knot was tied.
Thereby, Mr. WINEBRENNER acquired a wife, a step-son, a son-in-law, and step-daughter-in-law. Mrs TROUTMAN, in turn acquired a husband, a step-daughter, a daughter- in-law, and a step-son-in-law. Johnny acquired a wife, a step-sister, a mother-in-law, and a step-father-in-law. And Evelyn Marie, who is 18, acquired a husband, a step-brother, a father-in-law, and a step-mother-in-law. The Daily Courier, Connellsville, November 12, 1938
Francis J. WINEBRENNER, 38, Garrett Co., widowed, farmer, married Julia STEEVY[sic, STEVEY], 22, Hitchin Mines, maiden, on Feb. 8, 1893, Presbyterian Minister James Moffitt
Frank WINEBRENNER, 50, Borden Shaft, divorced, farmer, married Caroline PHIPOT, 42, Borden Shaft, maiden, on Aug. 26, 1907, in Lonaconing, by Presbyterian minister A. C. Thompson.
Frederick WINEBRENNER, 24, Eckhart, bachelor, miner, married Anna Mary CRAMER, 21, Midlothian, maiden, on July 2, 1908 at Shaft, by W. E. Parish
George Edward WINEBRENNER, 23, Cumberland, bachelor, exp. Driver, married Josie May BOWR, 19, Long, Md., maiden, on June 4, 1913, in Cumberland Baptist Church, by H. F. Looris
George W. WINEBRENNER, married Jane KEMP on Dec. 12, 1864
George W. WINEBRENNER, 23, AlCo., bachelor, farmer, married Mary Ann PLUMMER, 21, AlCo., maiden, on Oct. 22, 1878 in Lonaconing by John Edwards
George Washington WINEBRENNER, 69, Cumberland, widowed, retired, married Mary WITT, 70, Cumberland, widowed, on May 26, 1915, at U B Church in Cumberland by H. E. Richardson
Henry WINEBRENNER, 26, Midlothian, bachelor, labourer, married Mary Ann PLUMMER, 19, Mt. Savage, maiden, on July 11, 1905 in Cumberland by W. W. Barnes, Centre St. Methodist
Henry Ellsworth WINEBRENNER, 20, Frostburg, bachelor, miner, married Estella WINEBRENNER, 20, Frostburg, maiden, 1st cousin, on June 4, 1904 in Frostburg, by Min. D. Griffin
Henry Ellsworth WIENBRENNER, 39, Frostburg, widowed, labourer, married Mary Lilliam BISHOP, 18, Eckhart Mines, maiden, on Jan. 22, 1923, at 17 Beall Street, Frostburg, by William D. Price
Alexander STEVENS [sic, STEVEY] married Hester A. WINEBRENNER, April 26, 1865
Howard William WINEBRENNER, 26, Frostburg, single, miner, married Bessie Margurite NUSE, 21, Midland, divorced, on Jan. 14, 1919 in Cumberland by Lutheran min. John Allohur
James WINEBRENNER, 21, AlCo., bachelor, farmer, married Laura LAYTON, 18, AlCo., maiden on Jan. 14, 1892 at South Frostburg Methodist Episcopal Church by H. A. Brown
Jesse W. WINEBRENNER, 27, Mt. Savage, bachelor, farmer, married [Jessie]Ida MADDEN, 17, Corrigansville, maiden, on Aug. 21, 1889 in Cumberland, by W. E. Bird
Jesse Wesley WINEBRENNER, 54, Corrigansville, widowed, labourer, married Eliza Jeannette KENNEY, 44, Narrows Park, widowed, Cumberland, on Sept 26, 1916 at M E Church in Ellerslie, by Robert Bartlett
John WINEBRENNER, 26, farmer, Allegany Co., married Margaret PRESTON, 24, Allegany Co., Nov. 6, 1869 by H. Bishop
John WINEBRENNER, 30, AlCo., widowed, farmer, married Mary BEALL, 20, AlCo,., on Apr. 30, 1872 by B. Sickel in Frostburg
John Olive[sic, Olin] WINEBRENNER , 20, Mt. Savage, bachelor, brick worker, married Gracie STEAVY[sic, STEVEY], 17, Mt. Savage, maiden, on Aug. 27, 1907, in Frostburg, by Edward C. Allard, Baptist minister
John W. WINEBRENNER, 22, bachelor, Eckhart, laborer, married Minnie SWAIN, 18, Mt. Savage, maiden, on May 14, 1899, in Mt. Savage by M. L. Bence
Joseph WINEBRENNER, married Susan FUNK, Oct. 2, 1855
Joseph E. WINEBRENNER, 34, AlCo., widowed, farmer, married Ann McKENZIE, 33, AlCo, maiden, on Nov 3, 1884 in Frostburg by V.F. Schmitt
Joseph G. WINEBRENNER, 24, AlCo., bachelor, farmer, married Elizabeth A. KIMBERLY, 17, AlCo., maiden, on Oct. 4, 1871
Joseph M. WINEBRENNER, 24, Mt. Savage, bachelor, brickworker. Married Ida May LEASURE, 20, Mt. Savage, maiden, on May 23, 1887 in Mt. Savage by pastor Wilson
Joseph T. WINEBRENNER, 21, Mt. Savage, bachelor, labourer, married Ida May PORTER, 19, Mt. Savage, maiden, on May 19, 1889 by Mt. Savage Min. Wilson
Pete Engleson KOSMAS, 26, Pittsburgh, Pa., single, restauranteur, married Laura WINEBRENNER, 22, Cumberland, divorced, on Dec. 21, 1921
Lewis Edward WINEBRENNER, 21, Borden Shaft, bachelor, miner, married Mary Margaret PLUMMER, 20, Borden Shaft, maiden, on July 27, 1903, in Cumberland by M. L. Young, at St. Stephens Lutheran
Lloyd WINEBRENNER, 23, Frostburg, single, brick worker, married Annie Belle WINEBRENNER, 21, Zihlman, maiden, on April 24, 1922, at Frostburg by Rev. Burkhart
Lonnie Raymond WINEBRENNER, 20, Mt. Savage, single, brick worker, married Cora Victoria SWADLEY, 19, Ridgeley, maiden, on Dec. 24, 1918 in Cumberland M E Church by min. York
Luther Thomas HOPWOOD, 21, Cumberland, single, exp man, married Lorena WINEBRENNER, 18, Cumberland, maiden, on June 29, 1916 at St. Lukes in Cumberland by Rev. Bergner
Harold Leslie FIELDS, 21, Phila, Pa., single, auto mechanic, married Louisa May WINEBRENNER, 20, Cumberland, maiden, on Dec. 12, 1921 in Cumberland, by Rev. Schlmaicle
William Stanley DORMAN, 34, Cumberland, divorced, carpenter, married Margaret Jane WINEBRENNER, Mt. Savage, maiden, on June 3, 1922, at St. Luke's in Cumberland
Nelson CROW married Mary Ann WINEBRENNER Nov. 7, 1853
William Ellsworth BELTZ, 32, Mt. Savage, bachelor, miner, married Mary Jane WIENBRENNER, 17, Mt. Savage, maiden, on June 12, 1907 at Mt. Savage, by Arthur E. Slagle, minister of the Gospel
Charles S. BYWATERS, 50, AlCo., widowed, clerk, widowed, married Mary Susan WINEBRENNER, 30, widowed, AlCo.
William Howard WADE, 19, Frostburg, single, laborer, married Myrtle WINEBRENNER, 20, Frostburg, maiden, on June 29, 1920, in Frostburg by J. Luther Martin
William Elmer RICE, 23, Mt. Savage, single, miner, married Myrtle Alzine WINEBRENNER, 19, Mt. Savage, single, on Dec. 1, 1919 in Cumberland, by James Moffitt, Presbyterian min
Thomas Henry AUSTIN, 29, Meyersdale, Pa., single, miner, married Nellie WINEBRENNER, 21, Frostburg, maiden, on Aug. 11, 1914 at St. Michaels Catholic Church, Frostburg, by John Dulan
Noah WINEBRENNER, 21, Borden Shaft, single, miner, married Laura GRADY, 18, Borden Shaft, maiden, on June 18, 1917 at Centre St. Methodist Church, by Joseph Dawson
Noah WINEBRENNER, 25, Frostburg, divorced, miner, married Julia WINEBRENNER, 30, Frostburg, maiden, on Nov. 10, 1922, in Shaft by George Burkhart
Oliver Raymond WINEBRENNER married Marian Madeline WHEELER on 8 June 1941 at the Winebrenner home.
Harry TIPPIN, 24, Shaft, bachelor, miner, married Pearl WINEBRENNER, 22, Carlos, maiden, on Feb. 3, 1910, in Frostburg, by Rev. Clark
Charles Johnson MOORE, 31, Frostburg, bachelor, labourer, married Rosa May WINEBRENNER, 21, Frostburg, maiden, on Sept. 17, 1906, in Cumberland, by G. T. D. Collins, minister of the Gospel
Roy Raymond WINEBRENNER, 21, AlCo., single, brick worker, married Bessie Ethel PORTER, 18, AlCo., maiden, on April 5, 1915 in Frostburg M E Church by John Helps Bickford
Robert Daniel JONES, 21, Mt. Savage, bachelor, labourer, married Rullie Eveline WINEBRENNER, 18, maiden, on Dec. 12, 1904 at Mt. Savage M E Church, by Milson Thomas
Rosella Viola WINEBRENNER married Kenneth WINEBRENNER. in Jun 1926, Allegany Co.
Samuel WINEBRENNER, 26, Frostburg, bachelor, labourer, married Dessie LaRUE, 18, Frostburg, maiden, on July 19, 1906 at Frostburg, by A. H. Thompson, Minister of the Gospel
Lewis SMITHLEY, 23, AlCo., labourer, married Sarah C. WINEBRENNER, 17 on Nov. 17, 1869
Graham Samuel BOWERS, 25, Mt. Savage, single, car rep., married Sarah Elizabeth WINEBRENNER, 19, Mt. Savage, maiden, on Nov. 15, 1921 at Centre St. Methodist Church by Ben Meeks
Nathan CRAWFORD married Sarah J. WINEBRENNER in 1892
Shannon Victor WINEBRENNER, 28, Morantown, bachelor, brickmaker, married Charlotte Marie FANTZ, 28, Mt. Savage, maiden, on Sept. 27, 1909, at 1st M E. Church, by George E. Maydwell
Steward WINEBRENNER, 21, AlCo., bachelor, labourer, married Mary WINEBRENNER, 21, AlCo., maiden, on Aug. 15, 1883 at Mt. Savage by Jon W. Hott
William M. WINEBRENNER, 21, Mt. Savage, bachelor, brick worker, married Susan A. HUTZEL, 17, Fairhope, Pa., maiden, on April 11, 1898 at Kingsley M E Church, Cumberland, by Asbury R. Reiley


Clara Holzen & Henry Koelker Mary Layman & James Dawson Wilbur Crowe & Mary Powers McVeigh
Feb 17, 1898 Aug 11, 1926 April 27, 1927
Mildred Rice & William Humbertson (Courtesy of Byron Schulten)

E. LaVern Rankin & Eldred A. Kerr David Philip Norris & Edith Lee Gracie
June 30 1941 Jan 11 1943


April 26, 1927


George & Mary Margaret Bryson Layman Elizabeth Winner & William Kelly
Sept 29 1946 Aug 5 1951

ANGLE ~ DEVLIN "Miss Jean C. Angle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Angle, McCoole road, near Westernport, and Sgt. Daniel Myles Devlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Devlin, Midland, were married Monday morning at 9 o'clock at a nuptial mass at St. Peter's Catholic church, Westernport, celebrated by the Rev. Monsignor A. Scarpati, pastor, The Rev. Leon Warczyneki, and The Rev. Charles Quinn, assistant pastors, were in the sanctuary. The double ring ceremony was used. Mrs. Hazel Arnold Angle, Westernport, was her sister-in-law's matron-of-honor and Cpl. John Devlin, Midland, was his brother's best man. George Ord, Westernport, sang, "Strew Before Our Lady's Altar," and "On This Day O Beautiful Mother." Mrs. Ord played the organ. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown on princess lines with a finger-tip veil and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Judith Ann and Rosemary Ord, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Ord, carried the bride's train. The matron-of-honor wore a pink satin net gown and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. A wedding breakfast was served at the Potomac hotel Piedmont, for the immediate families of the bridal couple. Sgt. and Mrs. Devlin have gone to Washington and Pittsburgh for their wedding trip. He will leave Jan. 23 to report for duty. The bride is a graduate of St. Peter's high school, class of 1942, and is employed in the office of the Luke plant of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper company. Sgt. Devlin is a graduate of Central high school, Lonaconing, and was employed at the Celanese plant when he entered the service. He is stationed at Matigorta Island, Foster Field, Texas. Mrs. Devlin will reside with her parents for the present." "The Herald" Piedmont, West Virginia, Thurs 11 Jan 1945 (Courtesy of Shawn McGreevy) Posted August 22, 2009

BARLEY ~ FRADISKA Anna Cecilia Fradiska, daughter of Mrs. Anneta and the late George Fradiska, Henderson Boulevard, and Edward Leo Barley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Barley, North Centre street, were married this morning at SS. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, by Rev. Father Boniface, O. M. Cap. The attendants were Mrs. C. J. Everline, sister of the bridegroom, and John J. Meyers. The bride wore a dress of bagdon blue crepe with dubonnet accessories and a corsage of Americnn Beauty roses. The matron of honor wore plumbloom crepe with grey accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. Following breakfast at the Fort Cumberland Hotel for the wedding party and immediate families, Mr. and Mrs. Barley left on a motor trip to Canada. Upon their return they will reside tit 223 Union street. Cumberland Evening Times, 23 September 1937 Posted December 6, 2009

BARRY ~ BECHIE "Frostburg, July 20-The marriage of Miss Mary Agnes Bechie, daughter of John Bechie, Vale Summit and Joseph Paul Barry, son of James J. Barry, Eckhart, took place this morning at St. Michael's Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph A. Weber, first assistant pastor, performed the ceremony and was celebrant of the low nuptial Mass..." "Evening Times" Cumberland, Maryland Tue 20 Jul 1937 (Courtesy of Shawn McGreevy) Posted October 17, 2009

BRODERICK ~ STAKEM
At 9 o'clock yesterday morning in St. Mary's Church, here, Mr. William Joseph Broderick, of Midland, and Miss Catherine Esther Stakem, of Lonaconing, were married by Rev. Father Joseph P. Nolan, rector. The wedding was private and was witnessed only by the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. Mr. John Broderick, residing in Ohio, and brother to the groom, was best man, and Miss Winifred Stakem, sister to the bride, was bridesmaid. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dilliam (sic) Broderick, of Midland, and the bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Stakem, this place, and both people are extremely popular among their very large number of friends and acquaintances. The groom is employed by the Consolidation Coal Company. They will take up housekeeping in Lonaconing at once. The people of both Midland and Lonaconing join in extending congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Broderick for their future happiness and prosperity. Evening Times - Cumberland, Maryland - Thursday - August 20, 1914 - Page 3 (Courtesy of Bob Thompson) Posted July 22, 2010

BROWN ~ TURNEY Oakland, Oct 3 - Miss Betty Turney, of Worth, Ill., formerly of Oakland, became the bride of Benjamin Brown, of Oak Lawn, Ill., in Trinity Lutheran Church at Oak Lawn, with the Rev. Oscar Smith officiating. Cumberland Evening Times, Thursday, Oct 3, 1946

CASTELL~ CROSS Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Ralph Edward Casteel, son of Mrs. Martha Casteel, 20 George St., and Miss Martha Cross, daughter of John Cross, of Barton, which took place in Oakland, MD., on May 11, 1918, just previous to his leaving for Camp Meade. The bridge groom served 10 months overseas, returning to Newport News, May 25, being discharged June 3. He served in Company D. Three Hundred and Eleventh Machine Gun Battalion, Seventy ninth Division. The bride, a telegraph operator for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Keyser, continued at her work following the marriage. Mrs. Casteel gave a supper Wednesday evening in honor of her son and his bride, which was attended by a number of friends. Cumberland Evening Times, June 12, 1919 (Courtesy of Pat Thompson) Posted August 22, 2009

CROWE ~ GREEN
Cecil Robert Green, Moscow, and Miss Mabel Estelle Crowe, this place, were married Thursday at the home of Valentine Sides, Frostburg, by the Rev. George W. Gorrell, pastor of the Baptist Church. The Sun, Baltimore, MD., 23 Dec. 1917 (Courtesy of Theresa Burba)

CROWE ~ STRATTON
Frostburg-James Wilfred Stratton, Cumberland and Miss Ora Mae Crowe, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William Crowe, Frostburg, were married Tuesday at the parsonage of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Frostburg, by the Rev. Harry Huish Beddleman. Carl Schleuss and Miss Overlea Crowe were the attendants. The Sun, Baltimore, MD., 14 Nov 1919 (Courtesy of Theresa Burba)

CROWE ~ SUDER MEYERSDALE, June 15 - A wedding of beautiful appointments took place Sunday morning at 8 o'clock in Amity Evangelical Reformed Church, when Miss Mary Suder and William Crowe were married by Rev. Dr. B. A. Black in the presence of immediate members of the two families. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Norman Suder. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Suder of Salisbury street and is well and favorably known. She is a graduate of the local high school and for several years held the position as bookkeeper in the Unit store. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Crowe of Olinger street and he also is a graduate of the local high school. He is assistant manager of the Unit store and is a promising young business man. The Daily Courier, Connellsville, June 15, 1937 (Courtesy of Sheryl Kelso) Posted June 13, 2010

CROWE ~ WERNER
MEYERSDALE, June 23 — The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Crowe was the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday morning when their only daughter, Miss Elizabeth, became the bride of Paul H. Werner. The beautiful ring ceremony of Amity Reformed Church was read at 9 o'clock by the bride's pastor, Rev. Dr. B. A. Black. The home was decorated with ferns and garden flowers. The bride's gown was white embroidered silk organdie, ankle length and puff sleeves. Her long tulle veil was caught with a wreath of flowers and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Martha Werner, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. She wore a gown of aqua silk organdie and carried a Colonial bouquet. Little Nancy Jane Werner. cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Her dress was white organdie and she carried a basket of pink roses. William Crowe, a brother of the bride, was best man. Mrs. William Werner presided at the piano, playing the wedding march from Lohengrin. Breakfast was served at 10 o'clock at a long table. The center-piece was a three tier wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom on top. Besides the newlyweds, covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Werner, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. William Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brant. Mr. and Mrs. William Werner, and the Misses Martha Werner, Mary Werner, Alice Werner, Nancy Jane Werner and Richard Werner. The couple left by automobile for a 10-day honeymoon trip to Atlantic City and other points. When they return they will be at home at Mrs. Werner's parents. Mrs. Werner is an accomplished young woman. She graduated from Meyersdale High School with the class of 1938, and since has been employed in the Unit store. Mr. Werner, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Werner of Brothersvalley township, has been following farming and at the present is employed by Edward Hay. The Daily Courier, Connellsville, June 23, 1938 (Courtesy of Sheryl Kelso) Posted July 21, 2009

DECKER ~ YINGLING Carroll W. Yingling Married Carroll Webb Yingling, son of the late Rev. J. M. Yingling, a former pastor of Bedford Street Methodist Portestant Church, was married Thursday, January 19, 1911, to Miss Blanche Ellen Decker, of York, Pa. They will reside at Parkersley,m Virginia, where Mr. Yingling has a lucrative position aa a telegraph operator. Friday, January 20, 1911, Cumberland Evening Times (Courtesy of Ruth Sprowls) Posted May 23, 2010

FINAN ~ McDERMOTT Catherine McDermott Is Bride Of Michael Finan Miss Catherine Rachelane McDermott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. McDermott, 522 Shriver Avenue, became the bride of Michael Francis Finan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Finan, 201 Cumberland Street, June 13. The wedding ceremony was solemnized at SS Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic Church, with Rev. Robert F. Hopkins, cousin of the bride, officiating. Patrick McDermott and Timmy Farrell, brother and cousin of the bride, were the altar boys. Bouquets of red and white carnations and candelabra of white tapers decorated the altar. Mrs. Thomas Farrell, cousin of the bride, was her matron of honor, while Miss Patty Finan, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Judy Crawford, classmate of the bride, were her bridesmaids. Thomas Coyle served as Mr. Finan's best man. George Neely and Thomas Finan Jr., cousin of the bridegroom, were ushers. A program of music, including the traditional wedding marches, A?ve Maria and ?esu Dulcis Memoriam were played by Rev. James Burns. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of white peau de soie, trimmed with appliqued flowers of seeded pearls and fashioned with a scooped neck line, long sleeves tapering to a point on the hand, and a French style train, with bow at the neckline. A double tiara of seeded pearls held her bouffant illusion veil. Completing her costume, she carried a heart shaped bouquet of miniature sweetheart red roses, which she dedicated to the Sacred Heart. Her attendant's dresses were of old rose peau de soie, with flowered eyelet skirt, made complementary to the bride's. With them they wore matching old rose tulle veils. The matron of honor carried a cascade nosegay of red and white carnations and the bridesmaids, cascade nosegay of all white carnations. Mrs. McDermott chose a pink chiffon for her daughter's wedding. It was fashioned with short sleeves and a scooped neckline. With it she wore white gloves, pink slippers and carried a pink clutch purse. Her corsage was two miniature white orchids. Mrs. Finan was attired in a blue silk dress, made with a short sleeve lace bodice. She also had matching slippers and purse and white gloves. With it she wore a large white orchid corsage. The bride is a graduate of Duquesne University and prior to her resignation was a member of the faculty at SS. Peter and Paul School. The bridegroom is a graduate of Allegany High School, class of 1957, and attended the University of Maryland. He is employed by United Airlines at Baltimore. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. McDermott entertained with a wedding reception honoring their daughter and her bridal party. It was held at the Elk's Club. White and gold centerpieces adorned the tables. For their wedding trip to San Francisco, the bride chose a white suit, trimmed in gold. With it she wore a pearl necklace, gift of the bridegroom, and white accessories. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Finan will reside at 1073 Wilmington Avenue, Baltimore 23. Cumberland News - Cumberland, Maryland - Thursday - July 2, 1964 - Page 4 (Courtesy of Bob Thompson) Posted July 22, 2010

HINES ~ HUBER
Bureau Evening Times, Frostburg, Md Jan 20 Miss Margaret Hines and Mr. Oscar Huber. two of Frostburg's charming young people, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, the ceremony being performed by the Rev Joseph Nolan, pastor of the St Michael's Catholic church. Miss Ida Hines, sister of' the bride acted as bridesmaid. Mr. John Hines also a brother of the bride acted in the capacity of best man. The bride was very beautiful gowned in a costume of blue with hat and gloves to match, The bridesmaid wore a pretty suit of tan while the grooms and his best man wore the conventional black. After the ceremony the happy young couple and their attendents were driven to the bride's home on Grant street where a delightful reception and wedding breakfast were tender them by the bride's parents. The bride is the pretty and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hines. of this place, and a very popular lady. Mrs Huber up until her marriage was associated with the Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal company office at this place. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs. O. A. Huber. of Eckhart Mines., and is a very clever gentleman, Both Mr Huber and his bride claim a large circle of friends who join in extending their congratulations and best wishes over the sea of matrimony. Mr and Mrs Huber will take up their future residence in Frostburg, as the groom is employed here. Evening Times; Cumberland, Allegany Co, Md - Friday, January 20, 1905 - pg 2, col 1 (Courtesy of Pat Dailey) Posted March 13, 2010

HOPWOOD ~ WINEBRENNER
Cumberland-Luther Hopwood and Miss Loarean Winebrenner, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J.C. Winebrenner, were married Thursday evening at the parsonage of St. Luke's Lutheran Church by the Rev. C.F. Bergner, pastor. The attendants were Charles Shinholt and Miss Nellie Winebrenner, sister of the bride. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. The Sun, Baltimore, MD., 2 July 1916 ( I checked on Ancestry and her name was listed as Edna Lorene and his as Luther Thomas). (Courtesy of Theresa Burba)

HAINES ~ FRANKENBERRY Miss Elmira Helen Haines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. C. Haines, and Thomas Charles Frankenberry, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Wilner Frankenberry, were married Saturday afternoon at St. George's Episcopal rectory by the Rev Percy C. Adams. Cumberland Evenning Times, June 11, 1940

KOELKER ~ LIPPOLD
Cumberland-Henry D. Lippold and Miss Helen May Koelker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koelker, were married Friday at St. Patrick's Church by the Rev. A.J. Conlon. The attendants were Miss Helen Lippold and William Lippold. The Sun, Baltimore, MD., 18 June 1916 (Courtesy of Theresa Burba)

KOELKER ~ MAY
Doris Ileane[sic] Koelker and Harvey Webster May were married November 21 by Rev. B. Y. Teeters at Flintstone, Md. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Koelker, 210 Charles Street, while the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward May, Flintstone. December 1, 1936 Cumberland Evening Times

KYLE ~ ANDERSON Frostburg, Oct. 3-George Washington Kyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kyle, Washington street, and Miss Mabel Frances Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Meta [Wilhelm] and the late Raymond Anderson, were married Saturday evening at the parsonage of Mount Zion Welsh Baptist Memorial Church, by Rev. William D. Reese. Mr. Kyle, an employe of the Celanese corporation, also in engaged as manager of the Lyric Theatre, this city. The bride, a graduate of Beall High School, 1933, is active in church and social circles. They will reside on North Water street in a newly constructed apartment building owned by Frank Passarelli.
Cumberland Evening Times, October 3, 1938

LIVENGOOD ~ BOWSER
Mr. John G. Livengood and Miss Florence Bessie Bowser were, married Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of Mr. Carl Voghtman, Keystone street, Meyersdale, by Rev. J. A. Yount, pastor of the Lutheran church. Those who attended the weddlng were Mrs. Catherine Merrbach, Mr. and Mrs. John Merrbach, George and Clayton Merrbach, Victor Merrbach, Miss Pearl Phillips, Mrs. Theodore Merrbach, all of Frostburg; Mrs. Conrad Lutz and daughter, Vesta, of Midland; Mr.Gottlieb Merrbach, Lonaconing; Mr. John Lichliter and Miss Daisy Lichliter, of Cumberland; Mrs. William Benner, of Eckhart; Mrs. Geo. Schramm, Miss: Emma Schramm, Miss Maud Schramm, Mr. Bowser and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Livengood, and Miss Wagner, all of Elk Lick, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vogtman, Harry Lichliter, Charles Poland, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Albright and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Merrbuch and family, of Meyersdale, Pa. Dinner was served at noon. Cumberland Evening Times, Saturday, May 24, 1913

LOGSDON ~ KEYES
"Marriage Told of Rose Logsdon To Robert Keyes-The marriage of Miss Rose Patricia Logsdon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Logsdon, Lonaconing, to Robert Keyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keyes, Barton took place August 26, at St. Mark's Catholic Church, Catonsville. Rev. Joseph Leary officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hartley, Baltimore, brother-in-law and sister of the bride, were the attendants. The bride was attired in a deep pink dress, with blue accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Her matron of honor wore a pink dress with black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Keyes is a graduate of Central High School, Lonaconing. Mr. Keyes served in the Navy during the war. He is employed in Baltimore where the couple will reside." "Sunday Times" Cumberland, Maryland, 5 Sep 1948 (Courtesy of Shawn McGreevy) Posted July 21, 2009

McGOWAN ~ MONTGOMERY William McGowan and Miss Annie M Montgomery were married in Midland Friday evening, by the Rev Watson Case M E parsonage. The attendants were Miss Lizzie and Wm. Montgomery, brother and sister of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. McGowan will reside in Midland. Evening Times; Cumberland, Allegany Co, Md - September 3, 1907 - pg 3, col 3 (Courtesy of Pat Dailey) Posted July 3, 2010

MOORE ~ WINEBRENNER
Miss Rosa Winebrenner and Mr. Charles Moore, of this place. were married by Rev. G.T.D. Collins at Cumberland. Both are well known young people of this city, where they will reside. Their many friends extended congratulations and best wished for a long and happy life. The Evening Times, Monday. September 24, 1906 (Courtesy of Carol Vivier)

PETERS ~ STAKEM "The Rev. George Pugh, assistant pastor, was celebrant at the nuptial mass which united in marriage Miss Mary Louise Peters, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Peters, of Westernport, and Edward W. Stakem, son of Mrs. Isaac Stakem, Lonaconing. The double ring ceremony was solemnized Saturday at 9.a.m. in St. Peter's Catholic church, Westernport. Preceding the ceremony, a program of nuptial music was presented by Mrs. George Ord, who also played the traditional wedding marches. Robert Fultz, soloist, sang "Panis Angelicus," "Ave Maria" and "O Lord I Am Not Worthy." Given in marriage by her brother, John Peters, the bride was attired in a white strapless gown which was topped with a long sleeved lace jacket with standup collar. She wore a finger-tip veil trimmed with lace and carried a nosegay of white carnations with white streamers. Mrs. Eloise Bryan, of Piedmont, was matron of honor and Isaac Stakem was best man for his brother. Ushers were Joseph Healy, of Piedmont, and William Crable, of Lonaconing. The matron of honor was attired in an aqua gown fashioned with sweetheart neckline and short sleeves. She wore white nylon gloves and an aqua headpiece. Her nosegay was of assorted flowers with pink streamers. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride's home. The wedding table was attractively decorated with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Rita Murphy, of Franklin, presided at the punch bowl. For her going-away costume, Mrs. Stakem chose a lavender dress, black velvet accessories and an orchid corsage. Following a motor trip through neighboring states, the couple will reside in Washington, D.C. The bride is a graduate of St. Peter's high school, Westernport. She attended Catherman's Business school, Cumberland and was formerly employed by the eh Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. Mr. Stakem, a graduate of LaSalle high school, Cumberland, served 18 months in the Army. He attended Frostburg State Teachers college and is now employed at Fort Belvoir, Va." "The Herald" Piedmont, West Virginia, Thurs 29 Nov 1951 (Courtesy of Shawn McGreevy) Posted August 22, 2009

SMITH ~ WINEBRENNER
At Wooster, Ohio, on the 12 ult., Mr. William H. Smith, to Miss Elizabeth E. Winebrenner, second daughter of Jacob Winebrenner, formerly of Frederick County, Md. The Sun, Baltimore, MD., 2 Aug. 1838 (Courtesy of Theresa Burba)

STAKEM ~ WARD "Midland, Md., July 20-Patrick I. Stakem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stakem, Midland and Iona M. Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward, Eckhart, were married Sunday at the rectory of St. Joseph's church by ther Rev. J. J. Brennan. John Stakem, brother of the bridegroom, and Mary Ward, sister of the bride, were attendants..." "Evening Times" Cumberland, Maryland Tue 20 Jul 1937 (Courtesy of Shawn McGreevy) Posted October 17, 2009

THOMAS-ANDERSON Frostburg, Sept, 2.—Miss Helen Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Meta [Wilhelm] and the late Raymond Anderson, 141 Wood street, and William Thomas, son of Mr, and Mrs. William Thomas, Mill street, were married Saturday evening, Aug. 23, at the parsonage of Mount Zlon Welsh Baptist Memorial Church, by the pastor, the Rev. William D. Reese. They were attended by Miss Virginia Anderson, sister of the bride, and Joseph Scarpelli. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are graduates of Beall High School. Mr. Thomas also graduated from State Teachers CoHege, Frostburg, and will teach at Randallstown, Md. public school. Cumberland Evening Times, September 2, 1941


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Marriage Licenses

Cyrus Copper & Kate Elizabeth Savin The Baltimore Sun, October 26 1898

Charles M. Watt and Delia Bowser, both of Windber. Pa. Cumberland Evening Times, July 7, 1906
Joseph Clevis and Zella Q. Bowser, both of Saxton, Pa. Cumberland Evening Times, Thursday, April 29, 1909


Crowe, Roy E. and Clara Wolfe February 26, 1912 (Courtesy of Byron Schulten)

Cumberland Evening Times, June 12, 1919 (Courtesy of Pat Thompson) Posted August 22, 2009
Clyde Edward Bowser, 26, minter and Mary Jane Riley, 20, both of Meyersdale, PA.
Charles Edward Cook, 21, car repairer, Cumberland and Agnes Henley, 18, East Brady, PA.
Joseph DeLucas, 21, coal miner and Margaret Russell Huntsman, 18, both of Maynard, OH
Oliver Wilso Diehl, 44, blacksmith and Annie Matthey Somerville Rephorn, 21, divorced, both of Cumberland.
Carl Edgar Johnson, 21 draughtsman, Swissvale, PA and Marietta Marie Gultridge, 21, Rankin, PA
Edwin Arnold Johnson, 28, laborer, and Mary Bierer, divorced, 35, both of Uniontown, PA
James Weir Kirk, 29, accountant and Pauline Margaret Miller, 23, both of Cumberland. Percia E. Miller was the applicant. Samuel Kline, 60, car repairer, and Mary Metz, 56, both of Cumberland.
John E. Miller, 21, steam shovelman, and Baltine G. Arego, 18, Point Marion, PA.
Ernest Leroy Overly, 22, machinist, and Susan Mabel Shaffer, 20, Texburg, PA.
John Dedrick Pape, 23, miner, and Eleanor Louise Niser, 21, both of Eckhart Mines.
John Arthur Retallie, 23, miner, Midland, and Edith Guthrie Mackie (could be Mackle), 23, Lonaconing.
Gilbert Edwin Turner, 24, minister, Cumberland and Mae Beauregard Williams, 25, Westminster, MD.

Marriage License for Hazel Olive GRADY and Henry Stewart WINEBRENNER, Sept. 1919, Allegany Co.

Thurs. April 29, 1920 Cumberland Evening Times
George Gold Kearnes, 25, and Bessie May Williams, 18, both of Monongahela City, Pa.
Daniel Lee Steele, 24, railroader, and Myrtle Ruth Deerium, 24, both of Cumberland, Md.
John Houston Dinning, 44, miner, and Rebecca S. Todd, 34, both of Lonaconing, Md.
Marshall Floyd Amick, 24, brakeman, Everett, Pa., and Eva Pearl Lowery, 22, Ellerslie, Md.
Joseph Matthew Bailer, 27, laborer, and Anna Eliabeth Geary, 21, both of Mt. Savage, Md.
James Ross Twigg, 23, rubber worker, Akron, Ohio, and Lulu Victoria Spencer, 21, Pinto, Md.
John Ward Leister, 21, machinist and Laura Violet Glenn, 19, both of Kittanning, Pa.
Samuel Jones, 22, miner, and Della Rose Callaghan, 18, both of Nantiglo, Pa.
George August Cook, 21, fireman, Uniontown, Pa., and Elizabeth Mary Morgan, 21, Fairchance, Pa.
Angus Kitzmiller, 24, farmer, and Mrs. Cora Virginia Green, 26, both of Elk Garden, W. Va.
Benjamin Jacob Leydig, 28, farmer, and Mabel Venesa Dickorhoof, 21, both of Hyndman, Pa.


July 6, 1920 June 29, 1926

July 22, 1926 Cumberland Evening Times
Manuel Diaz and Anita Leon, both of Luke, Md.
Carl Edward Ward and Mary Roslia Gillmer, both of Cumberland.
Elmer Milton Burns and Margurite Jenkins, both of Stanley, Va.
Raymond Alvin Brode, of Frostburg and Josephine E. Lawrie, Eckhart, Md.
Chester Barnch McClain, Youngstown, Ohio, and Marion Margaret Miskeli, Canfield, Ohio.
Lorain Audley Wagner, Houtzdale, Pa., and Helen Mary Rodger, Philippsburg, Pa.
Samuel Winebrenner, Frostburg, Md., and Hazel Leona Blocher, Midlothian, Md.
James Francis Cole, Leisenring, Pa., and Silian Mae Bradley, S. Connellsville, Pa.
Wilard Edward Biddle, and Mildred Elizabeth Haregsin, both of Brownsville, Pa.

Sept 8, 1937 Cumberland Evening Times
Farley? Victor Bodkin, 21, Helen Elizabeth Grant, Cresaptown, Md.
Charles Clyde Clark, 28, Mary Luteman Shircliff, 26, Cumberland, Md.
Sherman D. Stevansus, 38, Della Florence robey, 41, Garrett, Pa.
Frank Ernest Reinhat, 36, Nearice Pond, 33, Cumberland, Md.
Henry Allen Brumage, 25, Westernport, Md., Gladys May Stewart, 19, Keyser, W. Va.
Cyrus Reus Brandenburg, 31, Geneva, Charlotte Myers, 18, Hagerstown, Md.
Elmer Bowen Ravenscraft, 23, Sarah Elizabeth Shockey, 22, Lonaconing, Md.
Howard Melvin Winebrenner, 22, Mary Isabel Gomer, 18, Frostburg, Md.
George Edward Speis, 20, Gldie Regina Twigg, 17, Cumberland, Md.
Ernest Jesse Schaefer, 25, Berkley Springs, W. Va., Lora Koener, 16, Cowansville, Pa.
Harold Melvin Lancaster, 21, Janis Louise George, 18, Cumberland, Md.
William Reed Dyer, 35, Mary Elizabeth Freeman, 25, Cumberland, Md.
Clinton Cutter, 34, Lonaconing, Md., Belle M. Llewellyn, 19, Midland, Md.
Clarence Lahew, 30, Marjorie Wolfe, 23, Belle Vernon, Pa.
Lester Newman, 23,, Edenborn, Pa., Jean Elinor Lisowitz, 18, Uniontown, Pa.
Henry Othel Maurer, 53, Julia Elizabeth Hain, 45, Wooster, O.
Stanley William Mosliesky, 27, Ann ???ie Soman, 21, Cleveland.
Paul Townsend, 24, Frances Rickabaugh, 20, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Albert Janeczek, 28, Norma Mae Lambert, 18, Boswell, Pa.
Louis Pete Zolczer, 21, Alice Virginia Steans, 19, McKeesport, Pa.
John Robert Billheimer, 25?, Smithten, Pa., Doris Pearl Hough, 19, Alverton, Pa.
Frederick A. Wheeler, 21, Edith Elsie Marks, 18, Lilly, Pa.
Tony DeBlasio, 22, Lawrence, Pa., Lillian Louise rodgers, 19, Canonsburg, Pa.
John Joseph Malovich, 23, Claysburg, Pa., Olive Naomi Knisley, 20, Queen, Pa.
Melvin Earl Hays, 21, Mildred Lucile Dunlap, 18, Chicora, Pa.
Ollie Wright, 39, Monaca, Pa., Grace Charlotte Cross, 41, Great Cacapon, W. Va.
David Ealor Stonerook, 21, Martinsburg, Pa., Frances Ellen Weitzel, 19, Roaring Spring, Pa.
Carl Devin, 29, Elizabeth Munson, 21, Swissvale, Pa.
Frank J. Palumbo, 23, Gertrude Carol Fetter, 19, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Donald Arthur Long, 21, Elizabeth Agnes Burkey, 18, Twin Oaks,Pa.
James H. Rinehart, 21, Juanita, Pa., Rose Guntzwiler, 18, Altoona, Pa.
Forest Braken, 23, Johnstown, Pa., A?? Jean Boring, 18, New Florence, ??
George Peters, 37, Alta Webber 26, Alvy, W. Va.
Edward Paul McFeaters, 31, Armagh, Pa., Gladys McCullough, 24, Nanty Glo, Pa.
Bernard Buck, 24, Florence Apple, 21, Cleveland, O.
Oscar Cohen, 39, Mathilda Levitt, 27, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Charles Anders, 22, Katherine Stewart, 21, Johnstown, Pa.
Charles Calvin Dean, 26, Carlton, Pa., Mabel Estell King, 26, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Russel H. Gardner, 21, Uniontown, Pa., Sara Grace Whipkey, 19, Connellsville, Pa.
Harry Frederick Alter, 42, Clara May Armstrong, 45, Pittsburgh.
Wade Hoard Anders, 35, Sarah Elizabeth Jones, 38, Baltimore, Md.
Charles Edward Tigney, 61?, Dora Jackson, 56, Johnstown, Pa.
Paul Edward Good, 34, Mona Jean Daugherty, 20, Vandegrift, Pa.
James Albert Miller, 35, New Castle, Pa., Cecil May Bowser, 23, Butler, Pa.
Frances K. McWilliams, 27, Irwin, Pa., Gladys Fundis, 25, Trafford, Pa.
John Lynn Meahcam, 23, Coraopolis, Pa., Anna Emily Fielding, 21, Ingomar, Pa.
Thomas Lero Sherwin, 21, Karns City, Pa., Helen Marie McCullough, 16? 18?, Chicora, Pa.
Frank Sephanick, 23, Stella Hyla, 23, McKeesport, Pa.
Chester Arthur Hoffer, 26, Detroit, Mich., Madelon L. Miller, 23, Napoleon, Pa.

Cumberland Evening Times October 19, 1937
John P. Eicher, 30, Greensburg, Pa., Ruin Elizabeth McMahen, 25. Latrobe, Pa.
Lotus O. Collins, 46, Olive MacBarkley, 26, Harman, W. Va.
Harry Graham Murphy, 24, Elizabeth M. Brown, 21, Ford City, Pa..
Mike Martin. 22. Ruth E. Lower, 18, Wllllamsburg, Pa.
Albert O. Strecti, 45. McKees Rocks, Pa., Anna Fenio, 31, Clinton, Ind.
Robert W. Steele, 29, Mildred M. Goldman, 31, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lon G. Badger, 23, Alexandria.Va., Nina C. Griffith, 20, Culpepper, Va.
Ronald L. Menham, 23, Mary E, Priestly, 20, Turtle Creek, Pa.
Edward M. Miller, 21. Dorothy M . Dean, 18, Mansfield, O.
William A. Stilts, 22, Madera, Pa., Vivian C. Tate, I8, Clearfield, Pa.
Roy I. Kirchner, 22, Dunlo, Pa., Ruth E. Wilkes, 19, Cumberland.
George W. Anderson, 21, Marie J. Berger, 21, Pittsburgh.
Raymond S. Grimes, 29, Diana Wilson, 31, Daisytown, Pa.
Clair W. Davis, 25, Washington, D. C., Ruth Elizabeth Caesar, 21, New Kensington, Pa.
Donald William Day, 27, Karns City, Pa.. Esther C Emerick, 20, Potrolla, Pa.
Paul M. Reiland, 24. Helen E. Zoretich, 20, Monessen, Pa.
Joseph Flint, 22, Marjorie J. Brenton, 21, West Brownsville, Pa.
Mahlon W. Pritts, 22, Brownsville, Pa., Charlotte L. Forsyther, 21, West Brownsville, Pa.
Thurman Lee Bennett, 21, Gale Miller, 19, Friendly, W. Va.
Ralph Kirchner, 52 (?), Mary L. Kerchner, 37, East Liverpool, O.


August 26, 1940 June 20, 1941

Koelker ~ Porter June 24, 1941
John Edward Koelker and Eleanor Marguerite Porter, both of Cumberland

March 1, 1945
Irvin Richard Francis, Rockwood, Pa., and Eleanor Ruby Conner, Connellsville, Pa.
Ira Henry Brant, Sometset, Pa., and Margaret Lois Henninger, Boswell, Pa.
William Snoded Alt, Pansy, W. Va., and Dixie Blanche Real, Dorcas, W. Va.
Kermit Estel Mowerey, Upper Tract, W. Va., and Phyllis Jean Roby, Petersburg, W. Va.
Rexford Harold Brooks and Norma Louise Bever, Westernport.
George William Ross and Patricia Jean Forenian, Saxton, Pa.
Herbert Garfield Stevey, Cumberland, and Goldie Ruth Crider, Route 4, Cumberland.
Carl Vincent McCall, Remersburg, Pa., and Carolyn Joline Dunlap, Frostburg.
Francis Joseph Powell, Bradford, Pa., and Lucille Bessie Nordstrom, Grove City, Pa.
William Charles Stahl and Mary Jan O'Connor, Altoona.

Marriage License Issued at Oakland Cumberland Evening Times 10-24-48 Milford Ellis Shrout, 49, painter, and Sadie Faunce, 36, beautician, both Tiuisville. Pa.
Joseph Bonner McArdle. 31. Morgantown,W. Va.. and Mary Arnette Taylor, 36. Andalusia, Ala.
John Bernard Townsend, 21. electrician, Bayard, W. Va., and Armeda Maria Wilkins, 30. Germania, W. Va.
Ernest Hay Hovatter, 32, engineer, and Mildred Grace Kinter 26, both Grafton, W. Va.
George Edgar Born, 21, trucker, Reedsvllle, W. Va., and Helen Delores Tichenor, 18. checker, Arthurdale, W. Va.
Fred Richard Harvey, 20, (parents' consent) and Doris Marie Brennerman, 20, beautician, both Swanton

March 30, 1951
Joseph John Donahue, Bedford Road, and Emma Elizabeth Burkett, 144 Hanover Street.
David Walter Stump, 324 Eighth Street, S. E. Washington, D.C. and Mary Catherine Vogel, 240 Columbia Street.
Charles Carroll McDonald, 311 Laing Avenue, and Shirley Evelyn Kilne, 309 Laing Avenue.
Junior Wesley Poland, Augusta, W. Va., and Imogene Wesley Lineburg, Mew Market, Va.
Owen Jackson Simmons and Grace Mae Feaster, both of Augusta, W. Va.
Ross Earl Horclerode, Buffalo Mills, Pa., and Mae Elizabeth Smith, Berlin, Pa.
George William Hedrick, Moorefield, W. Va., and Rosemary Kathryn Helman, Purgitsville, W. Va.
Jack A. Roenstine, Queen, Pa., and Violet Faye Dugan, Claysburg, Pa.
William Anderson Ruddle, Rocksville, and Nellie Marie Anderson, Morefield, W. Va.
Elwood Raymond Cops, Locust Grove, and Mareian June Deremer, 9 Cresap Street.
Robert Vernon Coffman, New Creek, W. Va., and Gertrude Crisen, Burkington, W. Va.
Charles Junior Johnson, 504 Newton Street, and Betty Jane Black, 443 Newton Street, both Keyser, W. Va.
Ernest Clinton Fritz, RFD 8, Somerset, Pa., and Margie Laverne Greigh, RFD 3, Meyersdale, Pa.
Bernard Milton Kelm, West Salisburg, Pa., and Eleanor Mae Rankin 123 Maple Street, Frostburg.
Floyd Alvin Merrbach and Laura Minnie Bittinger, both of Salisbury, Pa.
Arthur Leroy Redbead?, 301 Massachusetts Avenue, and Melliemae Bucy, 198 Seymour Street.
James Joseph Barbarito, 30 West Hampshire Street, Piedmont, W. Va., and Donna Lou Davis, Luke.
Robert Llewelyn Abe, 252 Elder Street, and Doris Rose Rice, 219 Maple Street.
Gerald Allen Raygor, Corriganville, and Dorothy Marie Blake, 513 Henderson Avenue.
Joseph Ward Hovalter, 720 Hill top Drive, and Vivian Jane Jenkins 217 Cecella Street.

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