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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 138
On same evening, MR. WINTER PAYNE of Franklin Co. to MISS MINERVA WINSTON, daughter of COL. JOHN J. WINSTON. On 29th ult. MR. ISAAC HOOKS to MRS. HOLT, both of Florence. Died at the residence of JAMES JACKSON, Esq., on Saturday 25th ult. MR. ALEXANDER JACKSON aged 50, a native of Ireland, a resident of New Orleans for 20 years. July 12, 1826 Married in Warren Co. North Carolina on 9th inst. LUNSFORD L. ALSOBROOK, Esq. attorney of law at Tuscumbia to MISS TEMPERANCE EATON of Warren County. October 25, 1826 Died 16th inst. in this place, MR. DEMPSEY FULLER, Drugist, a native of Lynchburg, N.C. Married 3rd inst. MR. PHILIP O'RILEY of Russellville to MISS TRALUCIA H. LESTER of Lawrence Co. (Letter to us from a descendant says Tralucia was b Mar. 1805 daughter of FREDERICK LESTER and wife DOLLY (ROBERTSON) POLLARD and widow of THOMAS POLLARD. Married 5th inst. MR. JOHN J. ORMAND, Esq. to MISS MINERVA, eldest daughter of WILLIAM BANKS, Esq., both of Lawrence County. November 8, 1926 Died in this place 6th inst. MR. SOLOMON MATHEWS, native of Virginia; left bereaved wife and eleven children. Petition of WILLIAM RUSSELL, administrator of estate of WILLIAM RUSSELL, Sr. deceased to sell land. November 22, 1826 Letters of administration granted to ARTHUR S. HOGUN and JOHN HOGUN on the estate of MASON RONNALDS, deceased (17 Oct. 1826 date of granting) Advertisement of sell personal property of JAMES SMITH, deceased at his house at Lagrange by ARTHUR S. HOGUN and JOHN HOGUN, administrators, who were appointed 11 Oct. 1826. JOHN JONES appointed administrator of estate of DEMPSEY FULLER, deceased. November 29, 1826 Died at Florence, 22nd inst. SAMUEL H. BARR, native of Ireland, a young man. December 13, 1826 Married Thurs. eve. last by REV. DOCTOR CAMPBELL, CAPT. JAMES INGLISH of Jefferson Co. to MISS CYNTHIA CRAWFORD of this place. December 20, 1826 Adv. sale of personal property of CALEB B. JONES, deceased on Spring Creek 2 miles south of Tuscumbia, ISAAC WINSTON administrator (letters of administration granted Nov. 23, 1826) January 3, 1827 Obituary of WILLIAM MACON TUREMAN--native of Franklin Co. Kentucky, but soon removed to Maysville. As a young man, came to Tuscumbia; set out for home to die among his people, but died 25th December at house of DR. BARNES HOLLOWAY 25 miles south of Pikeville. Left relations in Kentucky. TUSCUMBIA (ALA) TELEGRAPH October 31, 1827 Died on Saturday 27th inst. ay one o'clock MR. FAOUHAR MATHIESON, native of Inverness, Scotland; left wife and three children. Depart this life in 15th year, MISS ELIZA EDINGTON, only daughter of MR. JAMES EDINGTON of Limestone Co. Died at his residence in Tuscumbia Monday 29th inst. MR. JOHN D. FARNESWORTH, native of Virginia, but for last two years of this place--loving and affectionate husband and fond father. 138 - (3438)