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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 369
On Tuesday the 12th instant at the residence of DR. THOMAS DAVIS in Franklin County, North Carolina, by the REV. JOHN THOMAS, WALTER S. SHERROD, Esq. to MISS LAURA DAVIS, all of Alabama.
Died, in Huntsville on the 16th instant JOSEPH W., second son of J. W. and MARY HOBBS, aged 2 years, 5 months.
At her residence near Stevenson, Ala. on the 7th of March, MRS. JANE M. GRIFFIN, consort of P. G. GRIFFIN.
On the 28th ult. at his residence in Morgan County REV. THOMAS A. STRAIN (49 V), in the 62nd year of his age.
April 10, 1861
Resolutions by teachers and pupils of the Sunday School of the West Huntsville Station on the death of Superintendent T. C. HAMBRICK (24 A), who died on the 4th instant.
Married on the 28th of March REV. WILLIAM J. GLADISH at the residence of the bride's father, WILLIAM H. WRAY of East Tennessee to MARY S. E. CURTIS (11; JAS M. or N.) of Madison Station, Ala.
May 29, 1861
Married on the 15th instant at the residence of the bride's father, JONATHAN McDONALD (43 K) in Limestone County, by REV. DR. RIVERS, MR. JOHN E. LOGWOOD of Memphis to MISS HETTIE McDONALD (is this HENRIETTA? yes; 9 A)
On Wednesday the 15th instant at the residence of the bride's at Claysville, Ala. GEN. S(AM'L) K. RAYBURN (37 T) of Guntersville to MRS. EVERGREEN FINLEY (29 A; nee RAINEY--she m. 1836 SAM'L FINDLEY)
Died, on the 18th instant at his residence in this county, DAVID WADE, SR. (66 V) in his 78th year.
On the 22nd instant MRS. RUTH GARNER, relict of MR. JOHN GARNER in the 76th year of her age--had been a member of the Methodist Church 60 years.
June 12, 1861
Died at his residence in the Northeastern portion of the county on the 28th of May, 1861, WILLIAM POWER (70 SC) aged about 85 years.
June 26, 1861
Died on the 18th instant at Easley's Hotel in this city of consumption MAJOR THOMAS W. STATON (33 T) aged about 50 years, a citizen of Blount County and for some years a Senator in the Alabama Legislature.
Married on the 11th instant at the residence of the bride's father HON. W. T. HAWKINS by REV. DR. RIVERS, MR. H. M. WELLS to MISS MARY HAWKINS of Florence, Ala.
July 3, 1861
Married on the 18th instant by the REV. MR. ALLGOOD at the residence of the bride's father MR. JOHN P. CRUMP (9 A; WM.) to MISS MARTHA J. MURPHREE, all of Blount County.
On the 17th instant by S. M. THITT, Esq. at the residence of the bride's mother in DeKalb Co. Ala. MR. A. M. BEARD of Guntersville to MISS M. F. COX.
Died on the 1st instant, MRS. SALLIE JAMES (m. 1850; SARAH A. HOWARD), wife of MR. RICHARD (B.) JAMES (30 A).
August 7, 1861
From the Nashville Union: Obituary--JAMES CAMP TURNER (12 A) of Huntsville, Ala. (son of CAPTAIN DANIEL D. TURNER (see m. VOL V p. 5; 49 V) and grandson of MAJOR ROBERT SEARCY, dec'd, one of GENERAL JACKSON's aides in the Creek War) was shot through the heart at Manassas.
August 28, 1861
Married on the 18th instant by REV. H. P. TURNER, MR. W. S. PHILLIPS to MISS SUSAN F., daughter of MR. ED D. HUMPHREY all of this county.
September 4, 1861
Died near Cookeville (Noxubee Co.), Miss. August 10 MRS. VIRGINIA C. BEALLE, wife of MR. JOHN R. BEALLE of Mississippi, and daughter of COL. JOHN D. KING (55 V) of Madison County, Ala. She was a woman of admirable traits of Christianity, beloved by many friends in this vicinity.
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