Marriages (January 24)

Taylor - Harris

Utica Saturday Globe, October 25, 1902

 

 

Fred A. Taylor                                                            Miss Rose M. Harris

Two Popular Young Norwich Residents Who Have been Joined in Hymen's Bonds

 

Norwich [Chenango Co., NY]:  At the home of the bride's mother, on Clinton street, Thursday evening, the 16th inst., occurred the  wedding of Miss Rose M. Harris and Fred A. Taylor.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. Spencer J. Ford, of the Calvary Baptist Church, in the presence of a small company of relatives and friends.  The occasion was very pleasant, though quiet and without ostentation.  After hearty congratulations a wedding luncheon was served.  Both bride and groom are well known, the latter as a member of the grocery firm of Taylor Bros.  He is the son of Mrs. Ellen Taylor, of Guernsey street.  The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles Harris, of Clinton street.  They recently moved here from North Norwich to reside.  Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left on the night train for a wedding trip to Pennsylvania.  On their return they will make their home on Guernsey street.

 

Marriage Notices

Antimasonic Telegraph - 1830

 

June 9, 1830

Married in Greene [Chenango Co., NY], on Monday morning last, by the Rev. J.B. Hoyt, Thomas A. Johnson, esq. to Miss Polly, daughter of Mr. Maurice Birdsall, all of that village.

 

In Albany, on the 29th ultimo, by the Rev. Peter Bullions, Mr. Duncan McKercher, one of the publishers of the Farmers, Mechanics and Workingman's Advocate, to Miss Nancy Thompson, all of that city.

 

November 24, 1830

Married on Thursday last, by Elder J. Randall, Mr. Geo. Sage, to Miss Jane, daughter of James Thompson, esq. all of this town [Norwich, Chenango Co., NY].

 

Also at the same time, Mr. Willard Denison, to Miss Electa Gilbert.

 

At South New Berlin [Chenango Co., NY], on the 15th inst. by M. Calkins, esq. Mr. Rufus K. Cooper, of Norwich [Chenango Co.,  NY], to Miss Sally Nevins, of New Berlin.

 

In Boston [MA], James Alexander Brown, to Charlotte Death.

Some cling out life with coward gripe,

So long as they have breath--

Not so with Brown.  Ere life was ripe,

He bravely courted Death

 

December 8, 1830

At Guilford [Chenango Co., NY], on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Asa Donaldson, Mr. Ahira E. Knapp (merchant) to Miss Melinda Cable.

 

At Batavia, on Tuesday the 23d ult. by the Hon. Simeon Cummings, Mr. Geo. W. Harris, esq. to Mrs. Lucinda Morgan, wife of the late Capt. William Morgan.