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Anniversary Notices
Laytons Note 100 Years of Close
Family Ties
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Layton of 2685 Ringgold
Street, married 50 years, can look back on more than 100
years of close family histories. Their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Layton, crossed the continent to
California
in the same
wagon train in 1849. Mrs. Layton, who was Iva Fisher,
and Layton were born in Alturas,
Modoc County, where they were married on January 6,
1907. We owned a livery stable there several years. They
came to Sacramento in 1943 after operating the Home Hotel in
Susanville, Lassen County, 9 years.
They have a daughter, Mrs. George Freeland, and a
grandchild, Billy, who live in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The
Freelands and other relatives and friends attended an open
house last Sunday in honor of the Laytons. [Sacramento
Bee, 1-12-1957. Submitted by Kathie Kloss Marynik.]
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Marriage Notices
T. C. Perkins, Bride Are On Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calley Perkins (Shirley
Rockingham
Ayres) are honeymooning in
Southern California and Mexico
following their marriage Sunday in the
Little Chapel of the Flowers in Berkeley.
Only the members of the immediate families attended the informal
ceremony. The bride wore a pale gray dress with a yoke of solid pearl
embroidery and medallions of pearls on the jacket collar. Her
accessories were gray, white, and black. Her flowers were white orchids.
Mrs. E. Gibson, the bride's sister, was her attendant, and Carl Lals of
Concord was the best man for his nephew. The pair were feted at a
reception in the El Nedo Rancho in Lafayette following the services.
They will make their home here. Perkins has been practicing law in
Sacramento for two years. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William H.
Rockingham of 1349 Thirty-Seventh Street and the late William H.
Rockingham. She attended the local schools and was graduated from the
University of California where her sorority
was Chi Omega. Perkins also was graduated from local schools and the
University of California. He attended the
Harvard Law School.
His fraternity at the university was
Theta Delta Chi.
His grandfather, the late T. C. Perkins, settled here in 1850. The town
of Perkins was named for the latter.
[Sacramento Bee, 10-1-1962. Submitted by Kathie
Kloss Marynik.]
WINCHEL/ALSAP
Married in
Sacramento, CA. at the residence of Mr. L. Frink on the 7th
of June, Mr. E.C. Winchel, Esq. to Miss Laura C. Alsap formerly of
Martinsville Indiana.
(Source FHL Film 1140634)
[August 27 1853 The
Morgan County Gazette. Submitted By Barb Ziegenmeyer]
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