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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 320
January 24, 1837 Married on the 10th instant by the REV. JAMES H. GILLESPIE COL. JESSE B. BEAUCHAMP to MISS LOUISA, youngest daughter of JAMES DINSMORE Esq. all of Morgan Co. See our Vol. 74 p. 4. Marshall County; sheriff will sell property of JOHN BLACKWOOD. January 31, 1837 Married on Thursday evening the 12th instant, by the REV. W. H. WILLIAMS, MR. JONES M. WITHERS of Huntsville to MISS REBECCA ELOISA, daughter of MAJOR DANIEL M(ORGAN) FORNEY, of this place (Tuscaloosa Flag). See our Vol. 25 p. 8. On the 19th instant by the REV. J. WILLIAMS, MR. THOMAS PATTESON to MISS MARGARET E. daughter of MR. MARTIN MILLER, all of this place. See our Vol. 64 p. 15. On Thursday the 12th instant by JUDGE RECTOR MAJOR JAMES MUNDY to MISS JULIA S. daughter of B. S. JONES, Esq. all of Jackson County. In Jackson County, Ala. on the 17th instant by SAMUEL EVANS Esq. CAPT. ROBERT ALLISON of this county to MRS. MARIA GRIFFIN of Whitely County, Kentucky. Washington County, Arkansas. JAMES C. BELL, administrator with the will annexed of JOHN WILSON dec'd W. A. DODDY of Somerville to sell property. Persons holding claims against the estate of DAVID GILLESPIE dec'd of Blount County to present them to J. E. ROBERTS, sheriff of Blount County. Also claims against GEORGE HOPPER dec'd. Advertisement--to sell the estate of DAVID GILLESPIE at the late residence of JOHN GILLESPIE where R. H. ROGERS formerly lived. February 28, 1837 Morgan County: runaway slaves committed to jail; one says belongs to DRURY OWEN near Courtland, one to DR. DAVIDSON living near "Big Black" one to widow HUDSON eight miles below Tuscaloosa and one to JAMES MALONE of Mobile County. Land for sale; Lauderdale County; J. C. FUQUA, Commissioner. March 7, 1837 Married on the 21st ult. at the residence of ELDRED W. WILLIAMS, Esq. by JUDGE RECTOR, COL. JOSEPH P. FRAZIER to MISS LUCINDA A. WILLIAMS, all of Jackson County. On Tuesday the 21st ult. by the REV. J. ELLETT, MR. JAMES M. GREEN to MISS ZORADID W. McCLUNG, all of this county (ZORADIA--see our Vol. 4), also Vol. 127 pp. 23, 66. Advertisement for lost pocket book in Morgan Co. by ROBERT B. BILES. Advertisement--On 5th of this month was felonously taken and carried off out of possession of PERMELIA CARTER of Jackson County Tennessee a slave...by RICHARD CARTER, about 34 years old...is expected to take slave to Arkansas or a southwestern state...to apprehend him will be an act of charity to a young woman who has neither mother nor father living to protect her. DALE CARTER. March 14. 1837 Runaway slave; from FRANCIS DURRETT of Lexington, Lauderdale County; ran from yard of JOHN DONAHOO, Esq. Married, at Oakville, Ala. on Thursday evening the 2nd instant by the REV. MOSES MORRIS the REV. MADISON ANDERSON late of Madison County, Ala. to MISS EMILY KILLUM, formerly of Connecticut. March 21 1837 Died in this place on the 12th instant, WILLIAM PHILLIPS son of MR. WILLIAM E. PHILLIPS. On the 16th inst. MRS. LANG, consort of MR. JAMES LANG of this place. MRS. LANG was originally from Richmond, Virginia and with her husband located in Huntsville at its early settlement...member of the M. E. Church. March 28, 1837 Departed this life on the 18th instant, JOHN HUNTER, after a protracted illness of some months. He was a native of Virginia but for many years a resident of the vicinity of this place. 320 - (3620)