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Marriage witnessed by Archibald Welsh and Elizabeth Currie. 		Family: F169122
 
2 [Information supplied by: Bernice Mattos Pfeiffer]


 		Family: F27062
 
3 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F80971
 
4 [Information supplied by: Eugene Carvalho]

Nicknamed "The Spitter" 		Family: F84834
 
5 [Information supplied by: Eugene Carvalho]

Our Lady of Peace Cathedral 		Family: F15852
 
6 [Information supplied by: Eugene Carvalho]

Rev. Father Paul 		Family: F16002
 
7 "At time of marriage to Jean Charles Trahan, Marie was residing at the Riviere de la Vielle-Habitation, Parish of Saint Joseph of the Riviere-aux-Canards." (Conover, 4)[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

"At time of marriage to Jean Charles Trahan, Marie was residing at the Riviere de la Vielle-Habitation, Parish of Saint Joseph of the Riviere-aux-Canards." (Conover, 4) 		Family: F110342
 
8 "Geneviève Trahan. She married Joseph Phaeuff 1800. Geneviève died 1809. Maried Joseph Phaneuf, son of Paul Phaneuf and his wife Marie Louise Gauthier. " (Conover, Vol I:59)[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

"Geneviève Trahan. She married Joseph Phaeuff 1800. Geneviève died 1809. Maried Joseph Phaneuf, son of Paul Phaneuf and his wife Marie Louise Gauthier. " (Conover, Vol I:59) 		Family: F109539
 
9 A wedding never to be forgotten
By Joseph DeMattos Sr.

Was my wedding the last one of World War II or the first one after WWII? That is one question that may never be answered.

The date was September 1, 1945, the time was 4 p.m. and the location was St. Augustine's Church in Waikiki. In a simple Catholic ceremony the former Marie Dolores Avilla became Mrs. DeMattos.

The importance of my wedding paled in comparison to an international event that was taking place at the same time thousands of miles away.

Before leaving the house for the church, the guys in my wedding party joined my father and me in a toast. A toast, not to my impending wedding, but to the end of World War II. Our ears were glued to the radio as we drove to Waikiki. We listened intently as the announcer described the arrival of General Douglas MacArthur and Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz aboard the battleship USS MO for the signing of the formal surrender by Japan.

After the church ceremony, the wedding party had to travel through Waikiki to downtown Honolulu for formal wedding photos at a professional photo studio. It was sheer bedlam in Waikiki as the entire island celebrated the formal ending of the war that started at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

Driving through Waikiki and Honolulu was scary. People in and out of uniform filled the streets from one side to the other. It was a continuous wave of people. More than one guy poked his head in the car to kiss the bride. Then, too, there was the noise. Sirens, church bells, whistles and noisemakers. Confetti and streamers were all over the place.

When we eventually got to the photo studio the photographer was drunk and tried to get us to toast the end of the war with him. He was more interested in the end of the war than our wedding photos. Many of our photos were out of focus.

The good part about being married on V-J Day was that I never had to worry about remembering my wedding anniversary.

It has been my pet project to complain to local and national publications every year about the date associated with the signing of the declaration of surrender. It was September 2, 1945 in Tokyo Bay, but September 1 in the Territory of Hawaii and the United States. Two years ago I talked to a reporter from The Honolulu Advertiser concerning the actual date and he told me that he was following what historians wrote and that he could care less.

The headline for the Final Edition of The Honolulu Advertiser on September 1, 1945 read, "SIGN SURRENDER TODAY."

Here is what the Governor of Hawaii had to say in his Proclamation

Whereas, the signing of the terms of surrender of the empire of Japan on September 1, 1945, Hawaiian time, will constitute the final step in the achievement of victory all over the enemies of our country and is the occasion for great rejoicing, and

Whereas, such capitulation is of special significance to the inhabitants of the Territory of Hawaii who received the first blow of the treacherous attack of the Japanese, and whose labors and sacrifices have contributed in no small measure to the achievement of victory;

Now, therefore, I, Ingram M. Stainback, governor of Hawaii, in order that this victory may be suitably observed, do hereby proclaim, pursuant to the authority vested in me by Section 21 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1945, that Saturday, the first day of September, 1945 shall be and is hereby designated as a territorial holiday.

Whenever you see an article pertaining to the signing of the surrender documents aboard the USS MO remember that it occurred on September 1, 1945 Hawaiian time or September 2, 1945 Japan time.

 		Family: F27342
 
10 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F27313
 
11 Christ Church and Saint Peters, Philadelphia Family: F168812
 
12 Cuyahoga County Public Access Marriage Summary
http://probate.cuyahogacounty.us/ml/pa.urd/mliw1010.o_display?96913427992688

Bride Groom
Prefix Prefix
First Name LULU First Name HERMAN
Middle Name M Middle Name E
Last Name FITTS Last Name KENYON
Suffix Suffix
Gender F Gender M
Record Key 0510857617 Record Key 0510858356


Volume 0045
Page 0437
Page Match 55 		Family: F11963
 
13 Cuyahoga County Public Access Party Summary
http://probate.cuyahogacounty.us/ml/pa.urd/mliw1010.o_display?72736597432257

Bride Groom
Prefix Prefix
First Name BLANCHE First Name HERMAN
Middle Name W Middle Name C
Last Name GULLIFORD Last Name KENYON
Suffix Suffix
Gender F Gender M
Record Key 0214856421 Record Key 0214857233


Volume 0140
Page 0494
Page Match 88 		Family: F155782
 
14 Cyrus S. Llloyd 1930 census age when 1st married 22

Cyrus S. Llloyd 1930 census age when 1st married 22

[[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]] 		Family: F91692
 
15 Denissen's French Families has "m. 7 feb 1707 Quebec Mary Louisa Gaultier, b. there 29 sep 1678 bur 26 apr 1768 detroit dau of Mathurin Gaultier and Ann Giraut. See C. M. Burton Cadillac's Village." p 1113[lloyd.GED]

Denissen's French Families has "m. 7 feb 1707 Quebec Mary Louisa Gaultier, b. there 29 sep 1678 bur 26 apr 1768 detroit dau of Mathurin Gaultier and Ann Giraut. See C. M. Burton Cadillac's Village." p 1113 		Family: F109261
 
16 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy

p. 791

12/17/1805 Benjamin & wife Phebe & children, Mary, Jemima & Benjamin, rocf Westland MM, dtd 10/26/1805

1/13/1807 James received on certi Westland, dtd 1/25/ 1806

11/17/1807 James disowned married contrary to discipline
10/16/1810 Barzillai French granted certificate to New Gardem MM to m Mary Yates

[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy

p. 791

12/17/1805 Benjamin & wife Phebe & children, Mary, Jemima & Benjamin, rocf Westland MM, dtd 10/26/1805

1/13/1807 James received on certi Westland, dtd 1/25/ 1806

11/17/1807 James disowned married contrary to discipline
10/16/1810 Barzillai French granted certificate to New Gardem MM to m Mary Yates
 		Family: F113032
 
17 Gailliard, Catherine married Navarre, Robert on 06 Feb 1830 in Monroe County, Michigan
[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

Gailliard, Catherine married Navarre, Robert on 06 Feb 1830 in Monroe County, Michigan 		Family: F92193
 
18 Illinois State Archives Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900
MCCOY, WILLIAM SWEENEY, LERNETTA J 03/04/1873 Volume/Page: 081/ License Number: 00008492 County: COOK 		Family: F16665
 
19 Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941


Name: Marcia G Kenyon

Spouse Name: Howar[d] S Bissoll [Bissell]

Marriage Date: 2 Jul 1926
Marriage County: Tippecanoe
Birth Date:
Age: 24
Source Title 1: Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record Jan. 1, 1921 to Dec. 31,
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: M-41
OS Page: 286 		Family: F168782
 
20 Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941


Name: Westcott C Kenyon

Spouse Name: Harriet E Lommel

Marriage Date: 20 Dec 1934
Marriage County: Tippecanoe
Birth Date:
Age: 22
Source Title 1: Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record Jan. 1, 1921 to Dec. 31,
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: M-48
OS Page: 144 		Family: F168785
 
21 Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900


Name: WILSON ROBB
Spouse: JANE STORY
Marriage Date: 01 Apr 1865
County: Lucas
State: IA
 		Family: F144616
 
22 Juniata Sentinel & Republican Newspaper
02 Jun 1875
Marriage Notice

"In Patterson, May 31st by Rev. T.J. Sherrard, Mr. Joseph L. Beatty of Morrisville, Bucks Co., PA, was married to Miss Kisie [Elsie] McKnight of Patterson." 		Family: F126144
 
23 lic Family: F168798
 
24 lic. Family: F168855
 
25 lic. Family: F168869
 
26 Marriage of Rev. J. C. Bucher Family: F156503
 
27 Marriages - Hawaii Island - 1911-1929: page 168


Rodrigues, Joe - Cravalho, Kate 9-8-1914 Hamakua H-77, p. 2 		Family: F14990
 
28 MARRIAGES: Hawaii (1911-1929)

Carvalho, Marie A. - Lam Cheeng 12-9-1912 Hamakua H-75, p. 18 		Family: F9892
 
29 MARRIAGES: Hawaii (1832-1910) Page 23
Carvalho, Rosa - Manuel Cabral Jr. 1-6-1910 Hamakua H-78, p.105 		Family: F21892
 
30 MARRIAGES: Hawaii (1832-1910) Page 23
Carvalho, Mary Ah Sing - John Ventura 9-8-1906 S. Hilo H-96, p.27 		Family: F65316
 
31 Married at Westbury Str MH. Family: F168865
 
32 no children Family: F168836
 
33 On Jan. 11, 1747/8 Bethanah Haines and his wife Mary agreed to separate because of differences, disputes and quarrels. Family: F168838
 
34 or 1721-1722 Family: F168825
 
35 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F11138
 
36 Per telephone conversation with a niece of Delbert Hill on 25 Apr 2004:

Delbert married the daughter of the minister who presided over Hazel (Hill) Beck's funeral. Her name may have been Hattie. They had a daugther that this niece believes was named Eloise. The niece also believes that Delbert was a factory worker and stayed in Medina, rather than moving to Columbus. 		Family: F6876
 
37 Posted by Mary Louise (Hill) Pfalzgraff on the family website 01 May 2004:

I had some free time and just discovered this [the marriage record for her parents]. Mom and Dad were not married in the Imaculate Conception Church as Daddy would not convert but agreed to let Mom raise us Catholic, so they were married in the rectory. I have their marriage license and when I get back from vacation I will forward it to you. But for now this info is all I can do. 		Family: F7131
 
38 they had 11 children 1722-1745 Family: F168826
 
39 This marriage was considered irregular, by the "Friends" of the Duck Creek Monthly Meeting, and James Morris was charged with transgression in marriage, at the monthly meeting held 6th mo. 19th, 1751, having married "one not a Friend," and "marrying out of the unity of Friends."[Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

This marriage was considered irregular, by the "Friends" of the Duck Creek Monthly Meeting, and James Morris was charged with transgression in marriage, at the monthly meeting held 6th mo. 19th, 1751, having married "one not a Friend," and "marrying out of the unity of Friends." 		Family: F116364
 
40 TomTullis@aol.com

From History of Iroquois Co, IL, p. 192.
===================
Indiana Marriages through 1850:
TULLIS
DAVID I
MURDOCK
JANE
Tippecanoe
7-26-1849 		Family: F98652
 
41 TomTullis@aol.com

I have not been able to find any original sources documenting the marriage of Moses Tullis and Mary Elizabeth Van Dyke. However, this "fact" goes back to at least the 1930's among Tullis researchers-- not that that makes it any more true, just a widespread assumption among many researchers. What is clear, from Moses' will, is that his wife at the time he died, and who survived him by some number of years, was named Mary Elizabeth. Some researchers believe that Moses Tullis was actually married twice: first to a Miss Van Dyke and second to a Mary Elizabeth Unknown. This is possibly more consistent with the total number of children involved. It is also perhaps more consistent with the fact that his widow, Mary Elizabeth, later remarried to a Mr. Timmons. If anyone has any original sources documenting the marriage or marriages of Moses Tullis I would appreciate hearing from you.

Tom Tullis
TomTullis@aol.com 		Family: F98237
 
42 [Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

0105137
Wales, Pembroke, (Clydey) Clydai - Church records
Item 2 Bishop's transcripts, 1674-1873 Church in Wales. Parish Church of Clydai

Davd Davies of the Parish of Kilrhedin Bachelor and Anna Morris of this Parish Spinster were married in this Chuch by Banns with Consent of friends this twentieth Day of December in the Year one Thosand eight Hundred and Twenty Seven by me Thomas Griffith C[urate]. of Llanfyrnach.

This Marriage was solemnized between us David Davies/Anna Morris
In the Presence of Thomas Jones/ William James

No. 112 		Family: F95592
 
43 [Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

FHL Film 0427807 Winchcomb, England
1803 October 25 William Pardington and Martha Wilson by licence...married 		Family: F139498
 
44 [Information supplied by: Marshall Davies Lloyd]

MARRIAGE CONTRACT BETWEEN MR. ROBERT NAVARRE AND MISS MARIE L'HOTEMONT-BARROIS, ETC.*

[Note : * Translated by Rud. Worch and Dr. F. Krusty, editors of theMichigan Volksfreund Jackson, Mich.]

Before the undersigned, Jacques Pean, Esquire, Seigneur de Livandière, Knight of the Military Order of St. Louis. Major of town and government of Quebec, commanding for the King in the Fort Pont Chartrain du Detroit Erie, and the Reverend Father Bonaventure, Franciscan friar, missionary at the said post. Were present Robert Navarre, son of Marie Francois Navarre and of Jeanne Pluyette, his father and mother, born in the parish of Villeroy, diocese of Meaux, in France.

Mr. Francois L'Hotemont, called Barrois, and Demoiselle Marie Anne Sauvage, his wife, residents at the said post at Detroit, who stipulate for Marie L'Hotemont-Barrois, their daughter, who is present and accepts.

And the said Robert Navarre and Marie L'Hotemont-Barrois, with the agreement of their parents and the following friends, on the part of the said Robert Navarre: of the above said Esquire Pean, of Mr. Duburont, Second Commander at Detroit, and of Mr. Duyveux, on the part of Marie L'Hotemont-Barrois: of her father and her mother, of Mr. and Mrs. De Roquetaittade, her grandparents on her mother's side, of Mr. Joseph Lequin de Laderoute, her uncle, on account of Francois Sauvage, her aunt on her mother's side, and of Charles Chesne, her uncle, on account of Catherine Sauvage, her aunt on her mother's side, and of the aforesaid Rev. Bonaventure, have promised and promise to take each other for husband and wife, by laws of marriage, and to have the same celebrated as soon as it may be done, and as shall be determined upon between them and their parents. The said couple shall be married in face of Our Mother, the Holy Catholic Apostolic and Roman Church, and have everything in common, personal property, earnings and real estate, according to the custom of Paris, which is followed in this country, and to which they refer and submit. In case they should live or acquire property in countries where custom should be contrary, the said future wife shall be endowed by the said future husband in the sum of three thousand livres, which shall not be deducted from her dower proper.

The surviving party shall in either case have in preferred claim upon the estate of their future common property up to the sum of two thousand livres, according to an inventory to be taken by them and to an estimate to be made before the division and without auction, or in ready cash, at the choice of the survivor.

The said future husband, with his present and future rights and titles, takes the said future wife, and they have agreed with each other that in case the pre-decease of one of them shall arrive without their having any children, the share which they shall have in the said common property, shall remain and properly belong to the survivor, without his being obliged to render account of said share to the parents or heirs of the pre-deceased, they making each other a present in fee simple, in the best form in which a donation can legally be made; and in case the dissolution of the future marriage shall take place, by the decease of the future husband, the future wife shall have the choice of accepting the said future common property or rejecting and renouncing the same, to take away frank and free, all that she shall have brought in, as her dower, as well as her preferred claim, together with her clothing, linen and other things for her use, with her furniture; and in general all that which shall have come to her, or been left her, during the said future marriage, be it by succession. donation or otherwise. All this shall be reciprocal to the future husband, in case of the decease of the said future wife; and for the execution of these presents the said future married couple have made and constituted the bearer of this their procurator, to whom they gave power for them and in their name, to have the said donation recorded in the Royal Court, at Montreal. For such has been agreed and stipulated by the said parties, each promising legally and obliging and renouncing, and made and delivered at the Fort Pont Chartrain du Detroit. Erie, in the house of the said Mr. Pean, the tenth day of the month of February, one thousand seven hundred and thirty-four, at which day they have signed, the persons who are hereafter named: Mr. and Mrs. Barrois and Madame Seguin de Laderoute, having declared that they cannot write with their own hands. and having made their ordinary mark, after this document had been read to them.

(Signed) Marie L'Hotemont, Robert Navarre, Pean de Livandiére, J. Bte. Laderoute (led), C. Sauvage, Duburont, Francois Bonaventure, Duyneaux, F. L. Raimbault.

To-day, on the seventh of May, one thousand seven hundred thirty-four, at eight o'clock A. M., before the Royal Notary in the Royal Jurisdiction of Montreal,Has appeared, Francois L'Hotemane, called Barrois, bearer of the contract of the marriage between Robert Navarre and Marie L'Hotemane-Barrois, made before Jacques Pean, Esquire, Seigneur de Livandiére, Knight of the Military Order of St. Louis, Major of town and government of Quebec, commanding for the King in the Fort Pont Chartrain du Detroit, Erie, which said Barrois in the name and as procurator of the said Navarre and Marie Barrois has said and declared, that the parties have voluntarily agreed in presence of their parents and friends to the clauses, conditions, and conventions mentioned in said marriage contract, which remains on the with the records of our notary office so that recourse may be had to it, if occasion requires, and they are willing and consent, that it be executed according to its form and contents, as if the said contract had been delivered before myself, and said donation therein explained avails to the profit of the survivor, in the case that on the day of the decease of the dying there be no children born or expected from the said future marriage.

For this purpose, and promising, and binding, and renouncing, and in order to have recorded the said marriage contract and these presents in the Royal Court at Montreal, and wherever else it may be necessary, in the interest of this said future married couple, the said parties have made and constituted the bearer of these presents their procurator, to whom they gave power to have them recorded and to require act made and delivered at the said Montreal office of the said Notary. The day and year above mentioned, in presence of Mr. Benoit and Jean Bte. Sener as witnesses, both residing at said Montreal, who have signed to the minutes of these presents in the name of the above named Barrois, after hearing them read.

(Signed.) C. Portier,
Royal Notary.

Jurisdiction of Montreal.

Sealed at Montreal.

SEAL

May 8, 1734.

C.P.

To all to whom these presents may come, greeting; In the name of Pierre Raimbault, Royal Counselor and Lieutenant General, civil and criminal, at the sent of the royal jurisdiction of Montreal, be it known that this day and date of these presents, in open court, has appeared Mr. Francois L'Hotemane, called Barrois, bearer of the Marriage Contract between Robert Navarre and Marie L'Hotemane-Barrois, taken before Jacques Pean, Esquire Seigneur de Livandiére, knight of the military Order of St. Louis, major of the Town and government of Quebec, commanding for the king at the Fort Pontchartrain du Detroit, Erie, this tenth day of February last and filed with the notorial records of Mr. Claude Portier, Royal Notary and Clerk of the Court of our jurisdiction, containing a donation pure and simple for life between living persons and irrevocable in favor of the survivor of them who accept their both and either [jointly and severally] the personal property and real estate, present and future, to enjoy them during life, as is more at length set forth in the said marriage contract, and has requested us to order it to be recorded. We, having taken cognizance of the said marriage contract of the tenth of February last and the ratification of the same delivered before Mr. C. Portier. Royal Notary, to day after hearing it read by our clerk of the Court in our court room,have ordered that the donation contained in the said marriage contract shall be recorded and registered on the register record of this seat as above named, that they may be of use and value to the parties in law and equity, whereof we order act to be taken. Given at Montreal by us, the said Lieutenant-General, in open court, Friday, the seventh of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-four.

(Signed) C. Raimbault.

C. Portier,
Clerk of the Court.

By order of Mr. Pierre Raimbault, Royal Counsellor, Lieutenant General, civil and criminal, at the seat of the Royal Court of Montreal, the donation contained in the marriage contract of Robert Navarre and Marie L'Hoteman -Barrois, received by Mr. Pean, Comman. of Detroit, has been recorded and registered upon the Register-Record of this Court, at the request of the said parties, in order to be of use and value in law and equity. Thereof act made at Montreal, in the said Record-Office, the twenty-second of May, one thousand seven hundred and thirty-four.

(Signed) C. Portier,
Clerk of the Court.
 		Family: F108744
 
45 [rottsolk.GED]

_UID1C71A10BF965D611ABEF44455354000048CE 		Family: F122722
 
46 [rottsolk.GED]

_UID47A6606E1F1CD611ABEE444553540000A6B0 		Family: F122775
 
47 [rottsolk.GED]

_UID63760DAF1E1CD611ABEE4445535400007F57 		Family: F122813
 
48 [Source: Ewell Family Society]

Marr. FHL Film #823,579
SS: IGI 		Family: F98990
 
49 [Source: Ewell Family Society]

Marr: Their family is listed in the 1850 Fed Census of same County
My best guess is that Pleasant married Mary, after Elizabeth Clapper Smith left Council Bluff s. Vera Tillman, in her book, "How Deep My Roots," Page 17, stated that her ancestors, left C ouncil Bluffs, in Aug, 1846 and settled the town, Plum Hollow, now known as Thurman, Iowa. Th is group of woman, who's husbands inlisted in the Morman Battalion, left a month after thei r husbands. I suspect Elizabeth left with that group of women, as she was a resident there w ith her children. See "Forney's Five Family Records" book, page 34. Son, William F. Smith , states that he and his mother left Plum Hollow in Feb. 1852.
The timing lines up with the birth of Daughter, Martha, born 2 Sept 1847, just a year later. 		Family: F99937
 
50 [Source: Ewell Family Society]

Marr: Augusta Co. VA marrige records

SS: Logan Sealings to Couple for the dead, Film #178,060 Bk A Pg 108 		Family: F99288
 

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