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McKean County Miner 1906
MARRIAGES IN MCKEAN COUNTY 1906
From
THE MCKEAN COUNTY MINER NEWSPAPER
Transcribed by Ronald J. Reid, 2009
The dates shown prior to each item or group of items is the date of
publication. This can only be considered a partial list as many pages of the
paper are unreadable and some may have been missed. All items were found on
page 5 of the paper unless specifically noted otherwise.
Some marriage/engagement/anniversary notices from "Ancient History" appear with year in [ ].
Groom - Bride
INDEX of Surnames MONTH YEAR of newspaper
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Ainsbrow - Allen May 1906
Beatty - Lyman [1882] May 1906
Bennett - Acro Feb 1906
Berkhouse - Beay May 1906
Bush - Erekson [1881] Jan 1906
Camp - Lawton Apr 1906
Carlson - Johns Jun 1906
Carroll - Gould [1882] May 1906
Cobb - Rogerson May 1906
Cole - Earlbeck May 1906
Corwin - Oakes [1882] Apr 1906
Davis - Smith [1881] Feb 1906
Dodson - Robbins [1882] Apr 1906
Dolan - Dwyer Jun 1906
Gifford - Bennett [1882] Apr 1906
Hamlin - Howard [1881] Jan 1906
Holden - Green May 1906
Lawley - Holland Jun 1906
Lewis - McLaughlin Jan 1906
Lillibridge - McGuire Mar 1906
McCamman - Smith [1882] Apr 1906
Milks - Woods Jun 1906
Olds - Heinlien [1882] May 1906
Olmsted - Burlingame [1882] Apr 1906
Richardson - Haugh [1881] Feb 1906
Richie - Mulvaney Jun 1906
Sheehan - Carter [1882] May 1906
Starkweather - Russet [1881] Jan 1906
Sturdivent - Harris [1881] Jan 1906
Tubbs - Heinlein [1882] Apr 1906
Whittaker - Ellingsfield Jun 1906
Wolfe - Warner Mar 1906
Wood - Lyman [1881] Feb 1906
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Jan 4, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Bush-Erekson - At the residence of Mrs. A.S. Scoft, March 14, 1881, by Rev.
W.C. Wiltsie, Mr. George Bush of Smethport, Pa., to Miss Augusta Erekson of
Oil City, Pa.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Alfred Sturdivent of this place was married on Tuesday evening, May 10,
1881, to Miss Lilly Harris of Randolph, N.Y. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J.C. Whiteside at the residence of S. Autes? In Bradford.
Jan 11, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Starkweather-Russet - At the residence of the bridegroom, in Coryville, on
Wednesday, April 6, 1881, Mr. Frank Starkweather to Mrs. Jennie Russel.
Jan 18, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Hamlin-Howard. - At the residence of the bride's parents near Farmers
Valley, April 10, 1881, by Rev. A. Bronson, Mr. Minor Hamlin of State Line,
Pa., and Miss Eva E. Howard of Farmers Valley, Pa.
At twelve o'clock, Tuesday, Jan 16th at the home of Wm. McLaughlin of
Colegrove, Pa., Miss Beatrice M. McLaughlin was married to Mr. Earle B. Lewis
of Cambridge Springs, Pa., by Rev. J.F. Dugan, pastor of St. Elizabeth's
church, Smethport, in the presence of the immediate friends and relatives.
After the ceremony was performed a bridal breakfast was served. The bride
wore white crepe and carried white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left on the
3:50 p.m. train for New York city and other eastern points. Will be at home
in Cambridge Springs after April 1st.
Feb 15, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Davis-Smith - At the M.E. Parsonage, Smethport, Friday evening, August 26,
1881, by Rev. W.B. Wagoner, Mr. G.R. Davis to Miss Maria Smith both of
Norwich, this county.
Mr. Harry Bennett and Miss Lovina Acro both of Keating township, were united
in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Acro on Saturday, Feb 3d. The happy couple have the best wishes of many
friends.
Feb 29, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Richardson-Haugh. - At the M.E. parsonage, Smethport, Dec. 24, 1881, by Rev.
E.P. Hubbell, Everett E. Richardson and Miss Mattie J. Haugh, all of Rew City,
Pa.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Wood-Lyman. - At the residence of A.E. Stickles, Keating township, Dec. 25,
1881, by Rev. E.P. Hubbell Lewis J. Wood and Miss Mattie Jennie Lyman, all of
Roulette, Pa.
Mar 29, 1906:
Page 3.
Zum(?) Lillibridge, aged 20 years and Miss Mattie McGuire, aged 19 years, both
of A_ _ Potter county, were recently married.
Page 4.
R.F. Pickard, justice of the peace and attorney of Jamestown, while trying a
divorce case, was called to another room to perform a wedding ceremony,
uniting Earl Wolfe of Niobe and Miss Jessie Warner, formerly of Smethport.
After tying the knot he went back to his other task of a untying the other
couple. Variety certainly. - Eldred Eagle.
Apr 5, 1906: Ancient History.
Olmsted-Burlingame - At the home of the bride September 12, 1882, by Rev. E.
P. Hubbell, Mr. Elbert L. Olmsted of Gerry, Pa., and Mrs. Nellie J. Burlingame
of Hamlin, township.
Ancient History.
McCamman-Smith - At the residence of the bride, by Rev. O.J. rose, Oct. 10,
1882, Mr. William McCamman and Miss Mary Smith, both of Smethport.
Apr 26, 1906:
Page 1. Ancient History.
Dodson-Robbins - At the residence of S.J. Clifford, Smethport, January 30,
1882, by Rev. E.B. Hubbell, Mr. James B. Dodson of Brookville, Pa., and Miss
Cara R. Robbins of Fort Allegany, Pa.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Tubbs-Heinlein. - At the M.E. Parsonage, Smethport, January 31, 1882, by
Rev. E.P. Hubbell, Mr. Frank H. Tubbs and Miss Mary R. Heinlein, all of
Farmers Valley.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Last Saturday, Feb. 11, 1882, Mr. L.A. Gifford and Miss Mary E. Bennett were
joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by Esquire Smith. They are both
residents of Smethport, with lots of friends who will join in congratulating
the worthy couple in this pleasant affair. Instead of following the
dictations of Dame Fashion, and taking a wedding tour, the happy pair settled
right down to business on the start. They will continue to reside in
Smethport.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Mr. George M. Corwin of this
place to Miss Adda Oakes, which will occur at the residence of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Oakes, at Forrestville, N.Y., on Wednesday, March
15th, 1882.
Harry E. Camp of Petrolia, Canada, formerly of this place, and Miss Marion
Lawton of Bradford, were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents
yesterday morning. The happy couple will reside at Petrolia.
May 10, 1906:
Page 1, Ancient History.
Wednesday forenoon (April 26, 1882) at 11 o'clock Mr. Donald Beatty, of
Jamestown, and Miss Belle Lyman of this place, were united in marriage by Rev.
S.B. Hubbel, at the residence of the bride's parents on Mechanic street. We
congratulate Mr. Beatty upon securing such an estimable partner through life.
Belle was well known in Smethport and had many warm friends who sincerely
regret to see her leave the place. The happy young couple have the best
wishes of the MINER as well as their hosts of friends.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Wednesday, May 3, 1882, Mr. Lawrence Sheehan and Miss Riva Carter were
married by Esquire Smith. The many friends of the contracting parties wish
them a pleasant life and a long one.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Carroll-Gould. - In buffalo, April 26, 1882, by the Rev. William Spelter,
Mr. T.H. Carroll of Smethport, Pa., and Miss Isabell M. Gould of Cambria, N.Y.
Page 1. Ancient History.
Olds-Heinlien - At the home of the bride, April 26, 1882, by the Rev. A.
Branson, Mr. John A. Olds and Miss Jennie Heinlein, both of Farmers Valley. Pa.
Miss Mary Alzine Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Green of Bradford, and
Mr. Elton Holden of Port Allegany, were united in marriage at the home of the
bridegroom's parents at 8:30 o'clock last evening. The bride was a former
resident of Smethport and both the contracting parties have many friends in
this place who will extend best wishes.
May 17, 1906:
A very quiet wedding was solemnized at the Presbyterian parsonage at 8:30
o'clock Tuesday morning, when Rev. J. Paul Shelly united in marriage Mr.
Harvey G. Berkhouse and Miss Virginia Beay, two of Kane's highly respected and
deservedly popular young people. Mr. Burkhouse is one of Kane's progressive
young attorneys, while his bride has been a resident of Kane for a number of
years and is an accomplished young lady. The Republican, unites with a host
of other friends in wishing them a long and happy life. - Kane Republican.
May 24, 1906:
Page 3.
From the Port Allegany Reporter it is learned that the marriage of Miss
Bertha H. Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allen, to Mr. Edward J. Ainsbrow
was solemnized Tuesday morning May 15, at St. Gabriel's church, Rev. Wm.
Becker officiating.
Page 3.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Rogerson, No. 265 Congress street, was
the scene of a pretty home wedding at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon when their
daughter, Miss Ella Elizabeth Rogerson, was united in marriage to Dr. Charles
Duane Cobb of Boston. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.B. Kenyon, pastor,
of the First M.E. church in the presence of 200 guests. - Bradford Era.
Mr. Will B. Cole and Miss Mayme Earlbeck were married at Coudersport,
Saturday, May 12. The groom is a well known young business man of
Coudersport, and the bride is a charming young lady, formerly a resident of
Coudersport, who has lived for several years past with her parents at Ocean
Grove, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Cole will reside I Coudersport.
Jun 14, 1906:
Mr. James A. Carlson and Miss Mable Johns of Port Allegany were married one
day recently.
Jun 21, 1906:
Announcement was made last Sunday at St. Eulaia church of the marriage of
Miss Anna Holland, daughter of Engineer Holland, and John Lawly. The marriage
will take palce the latter part of June. - Potter Journal. Miss Holland is
well known in Smethport where she has visited on numerous occasions.
Jun 28, 1906:
Page 1.
Whittaker-Ellingsfield Nuptials.
At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellingsfeld, corner of
Mechanic and King streets, at eight o'clock Wednesday evening occurred a very
pretty home wedding, when the Rev. J. Heber McCandless spoke the words which
united the lives of Mr. Charles Henry Whittaker of Manhattan, Pa., and Miss
Matilda Fredreca Ellingsfeld of Smethport.
Promptly at the hour mentioned the contracting parties and their attendants
took their places in the front parlor and in a few short inutes the ceremony
had been performed in the presence of the immediate famiies and a few invited
guests. The bride was attended by Miss Eva Mott of Port Allegany as maid of
honor, and Miss Carrie Ellingsfeld, a sister, as bridesmaid. R. Ralph
Whittaker, a brother of the groom, acted as best man, and little Marie Sasse a
niece of the bride, was flower bearer.
The bride was becomingly attired in a handsome gown of white chiffon, the
maid of honor was gowned in pink silk chiffon and the bridesmaid wore a gown
of white crepe trimmed with pink.
Following the ceremony a sumptuous wedding luncheon was served and during
this period the happy young couple drove to Port Allegany, where they departed
on the flyer for a bridal trip in southern Pennsylvania. Upon their return
they will reside in Manhattan.
The bride has been a resident of this borough for a number of years and has
been a successful teacher in the Smethport schools for the past two years.
During her residence here she has won the love and esteem of all who know her
by her charming and endearing ways and the many friends are legion in wishing
of a long, happy and prosperous wedded life. Mr. Whittaker is a rising young
business man in Manhattan and holds the esteem and confidence of his
acquaintance.
The out of town guests were; Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Wilcox, Pa., Henry
Whitaker, Ralph Whitaker, Galeton, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd, Mrs. D.S.
Helmer, Mrs. W.J. Hall, Misses Martha Hilton, Ruth Hilton, Mayne Steele and
Ethel Vosburg, Port Allegany, Pa.
Mr. George J. Richie of Smethport and Miss Margaret Irene Mulvaney of
Sartwell were united in marriage with a nuptial mass by Rev. Father J.F. Dugan
at the Swedish Lutheran church at 7 o'clock Tuesday morning in the presence of
only the immediate relatives. The witnesses to the ceremony were Frank
Mulvaney and Miss Ella Mulvaney, brother and sister of the bride. Mr. and
Mrs. Richie will reside in Smethport.
Jun 28, 1906:
Page 1.
Babcock-Rogers. - At the M.E. parsonage, Smethport, Jan. 2, 1883, by Rev. E.P.
Hubbell, Almond D. Babcock and Miss Lissa Rogers, all of Friendship, N.Y.
Mr. George J. Richie of Smethport and Miss Margaret Irene Mulvaney of
Sartwell were united in marriage with a nuptial mass by Rev. Father J.F. Dugan
at the Swedish Lutheran church at 7 o'clock Tuesday morning in the presence of
only the immediate relatives. The witnesses to the ceremony weree Frank
Mulvaney, and Miss Ella Mulvaney, brother and sister of the bride. Mr. and
Mrs. Richie will reside in Smethport.
Mr. William Milks of East Randolph, N.Y., and Miss Winifred Woods of
Bradford were united in marriage at the bride's home Tuesday evening.
Miss Mayme Dwyer of Port Allegany, well known in Smethport, and Mr. Thomas
Dolan of Sheffield were married last week.
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