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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 131
ucroper iz, 10/1 Died, MR. D. T. VINCENT, an esteemed citizen of this county at Harpersville on 6th. Remains carried to Plantersville for interment. October 19, 1871 NANCY CUNNINGHAM deceased. J. F. M. WELCH, adm'r. October 21, 1871 RILEY H. HONEYCUTT, adm'r of JAMES HONEYCUTT, dec'd. October 17, 1871. November 2, 1871 DAVID A. BAKER candidate for Commissioners November 9, 1871 Died on Lowndes Co. at res. of MRS. M. 0. ROBINSON. On --- MRS. CORA MORGAN, wife of DR. J. R. MORGAN of this place. WILLIAM OZLEY, executor of will of MRS. ELIZA ROACH. November 16, 1871 Nothing of interes t November 23, 1871 MR. JOSEPH D. NEELY, an old citizen of this co. 1 Nov. a. res. of La. was here yesterday. December 7, 1871 Death of MISS MARY LEEPER, sister of our Probate Judge and a daugher of the late SAMUEL LEEPER, at half past 3? Cancer. April 10, 1873 Married at the Campbell House, Calera, on Tue. 8th inst. by REV. W. H. McAULEY, COL. M. C. STOKES of Montgomery to MISS MARY C. CAMPBELL. MR. JOHN SCOFIELD, an old citizen of this county died at his residence near this place at age of 76. January 30, 1873 Married Jan. 23d near Columbiana by REV. BRUCE HARRIS, MR. THOMAS W. TINNEY to MARTHA L. SIMPSON. At Shelby Iron Works, Jan 22d by REV. BRUCE HARRIS, MR. JOHN ANCHORS to MISS ROXANA HORTON. MRS. CAROLINE DUPRIEST sister of F. M. MANN of Wetumpka was burned to death near that place on 17th. GEN. SAM G. HARDAWAY died in Montgomery last Sun. He was one of the few who escaped murder at the hands of Indians who captured a stage coach between Montgomery and Columbus. He was in the war which achieved independence of Texas, a member of the American army in Mexico also a member of the 6th Alabama in the late war (vol. 202, p. 33). Feb ruary 13, 1873 MAJ. W. IT. LANIER took possession of Selma, Rome and Dallas Railroad as Receiver last Monday. REV. JAMES L. COTTEN many years a citizen of Dallas County and member of the Alabama Methodist Conference died at Durant, Texas on the 4th inst. February 27, 1873 Died near Shelby Iron Works on 7th, of pneumonia, MRS. SALLIE A. DUNLAP. Married in the place Tue. morning 25th at the residence of MRS. M. S. BRASHER the bride's mother, by REV. BRUCE HARRIS, MR. WILLIS W. WALL, to MISS LIZZIE BRASHER, all of this place. March 6, 1873 Married in St. Clair County on 20th, MR. ABNER CROW and MISS ELLEN HODGES. MICAL TAUL, Esq. of Talladega died at Tampa, Fla. on 13th of consumptions. He was respected and honored by all who knew him and for 131 - (3431)