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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 164
November 28, 1838 Executors Motice--Orphans Court of Chambers County. Granted letters testamentary, will of ABSALOM JACKSOM, late of said County to ABIGAIL JACKSON and JOHN F. SHARP. December 5, 1838 Died in this city 29th ult. GEORGIA ANN, daughter of COL. PETER DONALDSON aged 21. Died Tue. 27th ult. VIRGINIA infant daughter of SAMUEL G. FRIERSON, Esq. December 26, 1838 Married on the 29th inst. by REV. EDWARD MOBLEY, Esq., MR. GEORGE W. MITCHELL to MRS. MARGARET ANN McDOW, all of this co. See our Vol. 8 p. 51. Married in Bellefonte on 14th inst. CAPT. NORRIS, Editor of Jacksonian', to MISS NANCY, daughter of COL. WILLIAM SAXTON. Also at the same time, MR. JACOB HIENA to MISS BRADY all of Jackson Co. HARVEY W. ELLIS, candidate for Congress. January 2, 1839 Married at the Famale Institute in this city by REV. WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, MR. SAMUEL McKEE STAFFORD, Professor in the University of Alabama to MISS MARIA B. BROOKS of Westmoreland, New Hampshire. See our Vol. 13 p. 20. January 9, 1839 Died of consumption in Clark County, Ala. on 15th ult. EDWARD B. CLAPP, native of South Carolina. Charleston Courier please notice. Administrator's Notice: Letters of administration on estate of BENJAMIN BOX deceased, late of Fayette County, granted to LILES BOX. January 16, 1839 Died at MRS. HERBERT'S in this city on Monday evening last of influenza, HON. URIAH GRIGSBY, Member of the House of Representatives from Dallas County. He was born in Newberry District, SC on 14th January, 1799 and died aged 40. Died Thursday 10th January at Woodlawn in Greene County in 19th year MRS. SUSAN CAROLINE, consort of DR. A. D. POPE. February 13, 1839 Obituary: Killed on night of 28th ultimo by a pistol shot through the head, MR. MICHAEL DAILY, a native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland aged 28 years. Left a wife and one orphan child. He was a Catholic. Died Monday 28th Jan 1839 of a protracted illness, MRS. MARGARET WILSON, wife of WILLIAM P. WILSON, principal of North Tuscaloosa Female Academy. Affectionate consort and mother. February 20 1839 Melancholy Accident: Died A. L. R. THOMPSON, Esq. by accidental discharge of his own gun, while hunting. Native of New York, where he was born 17th May, 1816. Recently a member of the profession of law. Member of Presbyterian Church. April 24 1839 Candidates: HARRIS MITCHELL for Sheriff GEORGE T. WASHINGTON for sheriff JOSEPH L. HOGG for sheriff ALEXANDER LACY for sheriff THOMAS G. BIRDWELL for sheriff FRANCIS R. BAKER--Esq. for sheriff R. W. BARBER for sheriff WINSTON J. BROWN for sheriff 164 - (3464)