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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 124
September 18, 1874 Final settlement of guardianship. WILLIAM 0. WINSTON, guardian of ANNIE B. GILBERT, a minor who has intermarried with one HAMMET PINSON filed accounts. Final settlement of estate of WILLIAM GILBERT, deceased by WILLIAM 0. WINSTON, administrator. September 25, 1874 Married on the 8th by REV. J. M. PATTON, Mr. L. A. PREWETT and MISS L. 0. PUGH, all of Sumter Co. DR. A. G. GROVE of Warsaw will preach in the Methodist Church at Livingston next Sunday. J. V. BARRETT, deceased, CHARLES COOKE, adm'r. WILLIAM 0. WINSTON, guardian of FLANK C. BALLARD filed accounts and vouchers for final settlement of guardianship. October 2, 1874 Died on the 14th at her residence in this county, MRS. NANCY TIDMORE (31 A, wife of MARK 40 SC) in her 57th year. Greensboro Beacon and Marion Commonwealth copy. MR. WM. E. WASHINGTON (45), an old and widely known citizen of Sumter died at his residence at Washington's store on the 24th ult. October 9, 1874 MR. JOHN SPROTT, an estimable citizen residing near this place died Wednesday morning. October 16, 1874 Died near Butler, Choctaw County September 27th after a protracted illness, ANNA S. (11A) wife of MR. W. H. JOHNSTON. Deceased was a daughter of the late S(tephen) W. MURLEY (37 SC) of Livingston and was greatly esteemed for her many virtues. Her family has our sincere condolence. Estate of WILLIAM E. WASHINGTON, deceased. Notice to JOHN WASHINGTON and JAMES WASHINGTON and to the other children of JOSIAH WASHINGTON, deceased whose names are unknown, all of whom are non-residents and next of kin of WILLIAM E. WASHINGTON, deceased. You will take notice that JOHN B. WASHINGTON has this day filed his petition praying the court to probate a certain paper purporting to be the last will and testament of W. E. WASHINGTON. ELISHA FLETCHER COX, SARAH WIGGINS, by next friend, CALVIN WIGGINS versus W. H. NEVILLE, as adm'r et al., Chancery Court Sumter Co., Ala. By affidavit of T. D. COBBS; states he believes that MARTIN V. LACY and JOHN BROWNING are non-residents, but that their residence is unknown. MR. CHARLES BALL, an honest man, a worthy citizen and obliging neighbor died at his residence near this place last Sat. Tribute of respect to his memory by Livingston Lodge #41. "Kind husband and indulgent father." October 20,1874 W. E. BARRINGER will repair wagons, carriages etc. Livingston, Alabama. J. G. WHITFIELD offers his residence in Livingston for sale. November 6, 1874 For rent--a valuable plantation of about 500 acres on Sumterville and Livingston Road. Apply to J. C. HODGES, living near said place; or to A. W. COCKRELL, Esq., Livingston; or to MRS. F. L. McCAIN at Sumterville. November 13, 1874 Married October 29, 1874 at the residence of the bride's mother at Garrett's Mills by REV. L. M. PATTERSON, MR. JOSEPH J. HILMAN of Sumter and MISS EMMA R. GARRETT of Greene Co, Eutaw, Ala. Whig and Observer please copy. November 27, 1874 J7 CH RICHARDSON, formerly Principal of Livingston Male Academy was married in Greenville on the 12th to MISS BETTIE McCALL. 124 - (3424)