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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 126
MR. B. S. BARKER, Intendant of Livingston died at early hour Monday morning. Health had been failing several months.
MR. W. P. BREWER who moved to Louisiana soon after the surrender, this week returned to Sumter to stay.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS:
JOHN McINNIS, Admr. of ) In Chancery Court
JULIETTE VAN DE GRAFF ) Sumter Co.
versus ) Ala.
WM. FLEMING et al )
The defendants, WILLIAM FLEMING, MARY C. ORME and her husband, HENRY ORME are non-residents; that Fleming resides in Woodford Co., Ky., Midway P.O.; said MARY C. and HENRY ORME reside in Los Angeles, Cal. and that Los Angeles is their P.O.
January 1 -1875
JONES BASS of Crenshaw Co. has 26 living children.
MR. JOHN PARISH of Perry Co. was killed last week by a horse falling on him.
MR. JOHN CLAYTON ot Pickens Co. is 86; was married to his present wife in 1814 and at the late election rode several miles to vote the Democratic ticket.
"GRANDMA" BULLARD of Bullock Co. aged 81 was about starting for Texas last week, but on reaching the depot at Union Springs she broke her leg and trip was postponed.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION:
To JOHN C. EVANS (5 A), HALLY wife of W. B. W. GEORGE, THOMAS J. EVANS, FRANK M. EVANS and MARY S. EVANS, heirs-at-law of JOHN P. EVANS, deceased.
Married on the 23rd at the residence of the bride's father, in Livingston by REV. JOSHUA HEARD, MR. J. B. CHAPFIELD of Meridian, Miss, and MISS IMOGENE NORVILL of this place.
HON. LUTHER PT SMITH has removed to Bladon Springs.
MR. GEORGE R. REYNOLDS (45 K) of Pickens County has over 100 living descendants, 14 children, 90 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Has 11 sons-in-law.
January 8, 1875
Married on 31 at Cuba Station by REV. A. L. McBRYDE, MR. R. P. CLAY and MISS ELLA HALL. Selma papers please copy.
January 1, 1875
Last Sunday BISHOP MARVIN (M. E. Church) preached the funeral sermon of the late JUDGE WI. E. BYRD (can E 375 C) in Selma.
January 15, 1875
IRENE LARKIN, guardian of WILLIAM R. LARKIN, MARY C. LARKIN, MARY C. LARKIN and BETTIE LARKIN, minors. Petitions the court to sell real estate in Mobile belonging to said minors.
January 22, 1875
Estate ot JOSEPHINE SIMS, deceased. Sheriff's Sale.
HON. R. H. ERWIN, Senator from Wilcox died a few days ago.
January 29, 1875
We learn that JAMES D. TUREMAN died at the residence of MR. LIPSCOMB a few miles from town on the 16th. Had been a most gallant Confederate soldier; was a good mechanic and well-disposed man, but unfortunately had an uncontrollable appetitie for strong drink, which marred his usefullness.
Married on the 21 at residence of MR. ----PREWITT, Sumter Co. by
L. LEWIS, Esq., MR. WILLIAM TUCKER and MISS ALICE RHINEHART.
Died on the 9th near St~ Stephens, Washington Co., REV. THOMAS I. FLLIOTT (58 T) aged 76 years and 6 days. For 30 years, the deceased resided near Gaston, this county.
February 5, 1875
On Monday, MR. JOHN HALL, watchman for the R. R. Bridge at Jones' Bluff lost his life. Drowned, Native of Greene Co. and had been a member of Capt. Gould's Co. 20th Alabama Regiment.
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