Office Provost Marshall
District. of Florida
Jacksonville, Florida
Feb. 15th, 1865
Freedman List of Marriages
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DATE
MARRIED
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GROOM
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BRIDE
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MINISTER
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LOCATION
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| 1. | February 15, 1865 | Adams, A. A. | Silcox, Mary V. | John S. Swaim, M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 2. | March 18, 1865 | Andrews, Frank | Forrester, Elsie | L. M. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 3. | June 22, 1865 | Ansbon, William J. | Tyler, Margarate | Parker County, Florida | |
| 4. | March 8, 1865 | Abron, Washington | Deammis, Pitty | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 5. | April 6, 1865 | Atkinson,Louis | Kelly, Fanny | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 6. | April 3, 1865 | Anderson, Caleb | ?,Christie Ann | Duval County, Florida | |
| 7. | January 12, 1865 | Andrew, Nicholas | Farrew, Rebecca ***1 | C. Lambon, Catholic Priest | Duval County, Florida |
| 8. | August 18, 1865 | Arnold, J. B. | Williams, Caroline | P. G. Mays, Minister of the Gospel | Baker County, Florida |
| 9. | June 18, 1865 | Barber, George | Howell, Jane | Pierce County, Florida | |
| 10. | March 15, 1865 | Batton, J. C. | Lee, Charlotte | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 11. | June 13, 1865 |
Berry, Samuel- |
Bowen, Permelia A. | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 12. | August 8, 1865 | Bizzard, Scipio | Jones, Jane | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Hilton Head, SC |
| 13. | July 10, 1865 | Boyd, John A. | Brooks, Mary E. | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 14. | August 9, 1865 | Braddock, Joseph | Bright, Louisa | Thomas H. Hayman | Putnam County, Florida |
| 15. | January 4, 1865 | Bradshaw, James B. | Stone, Elizabeth A. | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 16. | February 11, 1865 | Bricker, John | Walker, Mariah | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 17. | April 3, 1865 |
Brooks, Clinton- |
Anderson,Lucretia | L. M. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Inf | Duval County, Florida |
| 18. | August 8th, 1865 | Brooks, H. | Rikland, Eliza M. | Camden County, Georgia | |
| 19. | November 1, 1865 | Buggs, W. A. | Wilson, Martha A. | ||
| 20. | November 15, 1865 | Bunis, Billy | Holt, Carrie | ||
| 21. | November 10, 1864 | Bush, Isaac- Duval County, Florida | Steedly, Ann-Clinch County, Georgia | ||
| 22. | August 17, 1865 | Cambell, Henry | Hightower, Harriet | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Nassau County, Florida |
| 23. | December 6, 1864 | Clemens, David | Hammond, Lucinda | Robert F. Habus, Chaplain, 107th Ohio Volunteers | Duval County, Florida |
| 24. | June 24, 1865 | Coleman, John-Orange County | Berdage, Susan-Duval County, Florida | Duval County, Florida | |
| 25. | March 2, 1865 | Cooper, Robinson | Hewett, Annie E. | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 26. | March 4, 1865 | Cubbage, Albert M. | Suciant, Anna | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 27. | August 1, 1865 | Curry, John | Benjamin, Catherine | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 28. | July 26, 1865 | Curtis, John ***2 | Porter, Mary | Bywood E. Herrick, Pastor of St. Pauls Church | Key West, Florida |
| 29. | July 17, 1865 | Davis, Samuel L. | Baton, Letitia | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Charlotte County, Georgia |
| 30. | February 20, 1865 | Davis, Thomas L. | Parr, Permelia | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 31. | March 27, 1865 | Deese, James | Harris, Mary | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Troops | Duval County, Florida |
| 32. | March 11, 1865 | Demsey, J. L. | Hall, Maria | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 33. | August 9, 1865 | Dickson, Thomas | Brown, Lucinda | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 34. | April 27, 1865 | Draudy, H. | Hearthy, Victoria | ***3 | Duval County, Florida |
| 35. | October 6, 1859 | Dunsmore, William | McDevitt, Julia | Martha Cobbin, Pastor, St. Peters Church ***4 | New Castle, Florida |
| 36. | November 7, 1865 | Dursey, Jesse R. | Shefer, Rebecca A. | Florida | |
| 37. | June 26, 1865 | Ellis, Joseph | Mills, Rachael | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 38. | February 27, 1865 | Emery, George H. | Raya, Constancia M. | Edm.
Habil, Pastor of the Catholic Church of St. Augustine |
Duval County, Florida |
| 39. | November 11, 1864 | Flinn, James M. | Higganbottom, Julia A. | Duval County, Florida | |
| 40. | December 19, 1865 | Franklin, William | Dent, Della | Leon
County, Florida |
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| 41. | June 19, 1865 | Gainy, A. M. | Gainy, Amanda | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Charlotte County, Florida |
| 42. | July 3, 1865 | Gaskin, David | Henderson, Ann | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 43. | February 20, 1865 | Gillet, William of Co. "G" 107th Ohio Volunteers | Taylor, Mary of Savannah, Georgia | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 44. | August 9, 1865 | Glisson, Welch | Nobles, Lavinia | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Clay County, Florida |
| 45. | July 10, 1865 | Hall, Francis M. | Clark, Rachael | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Charleston County, Georgia |
| 46. | May 23, 1865 | Hamilton, George B. | Hughes, Sarah | Chambers, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 47. | June 11, 1865 | Haywood, January | Taylor, Celia | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 48. | August 17, 1865 | Haywood, Sandy | Smith, Martha | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 49. | April 6, 1865 | Hewett, John L. | Gardner, Kiziah | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 50. | January 29, 1865 | Hines, David of Putnam County, FL | Jones, Mary of Valensia County, FL | James Hayman, Minister of the Gospel | |
| 51. | June 11, 1865 | Holland, James J. of Ohio | Goode,
Georgia V. of Duval County, Florida |
John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 52. | April 3, 1865 | Johns, Luke | Youngblood, Eliza | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 53. | July 20, 1865 | Johnson, Alexander | Howard, Rosetta | John S. Swaim, Pastorof M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 54. | November 19, 1865 | Johnson, Glasco | Cessar, Caroline | James Smith, Minister of the Gospel | Leon County, Florida |
| 55. | December 23, 1864 | Johnson, James A. | Kellum, Maria Ann ***5 | Duval County, Florida | |
| 56. | April 27, 1865 | Johnson, Prince | Robinson, Jane | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Nassau County, Florida |
| 57. | August 14, 1865 | Jones, Corporal Franklin | Enos, Margaret | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 58. | April 17, 1865 | Kelly, Daniel | Roberts, Mary | Chambers, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 59. | June 8, 1865 | Knowlden, Mark of Ohio | Pheland,
Maria of Charleston, South Carolina |
John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 60. | July 5, 1865 | Long, George | Felena, Mary Jane | Duval County, Florida | |
| 61. | August 8, 1865 | Long, Joseph | Smith, Charity | P. C. Hays, Minister of the Gospel | Baker County, Florida |
| 62. | August 15, 1865 | Long, William | Nickels, Rebecca | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Clay County, Florida |
| 63. | May 10, 1865 | Loveridge, Romulus C.of Washington, Connecticut | Burch,
Mary E.of Camilla, New York |
L. M. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Infantry | |
| 64. | April 26, 1865 | Mason, Charles | Drum, Louise | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 65. | December 29, 1864 | Mauldin, Elias | Allen, Lady | John
S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church |
Duval County, Florida |
| 66. | February 7, 1865 | McClennan, Hiram | Wingate, Martha | L. M. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 67. | May 3, 1865 | McKirby, William | Baya, Christana | Chambers, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 68. | April 20, 1865 | McYork, William | Lax Panz, Florance ***6 | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry ***6 | Duval County, Florida |
| 69. | May 27, 1865 | Moody, Jacob | Dew, Mary | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 70. | August 5, 1865 | Neil, Suddy | Lundy, Ellen | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 71. | January 24, 1865 | Nelson, David | Price, Mary | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 72. | December 15, 1864 | Noble, Benjamin | McCullough, Kate | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 73. | August 6, 1865 | Onus, N. J. | Thompson, C. | P. C. Hays, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 74. | May 15, 1865 | Parker, James H. | Carlyle, Caroline | R. Robinson, Minister of the Gospel | Bankhead, Florida |
| 75. | March 17, 1865 | Parrish, Jerry | Williams, Maria | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 76. | January 4, 1865 | Pickett, Josiah W. | Plummer, Eliza Jane | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 77. | February 28, 1865 | Piner, Jeremiah | Moore, Maria | Thomas A. Hall, Chaplain, 35th US Col'd Troops | Duval County, Florida |
| 78. | May 6, 1865 | Plumber, Simeon | Petty, Ellen | Duval County, Florida | |
| 79. | May, 1865 | Rae, William J. | Brown, Martha | (certificate unsigned) | Duval County, Florida |
| 80. | January 11, 1865 | Revels, John | Ault, Drucilla | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 81. | February 21, 1865 | Reynolds, John of Co. "F" 3rd US Col'd Troops | Hunt, Catherine of Jacksonville, Florida | L. H. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Troops | |
| 82. | December 18, 1865 | Robertson, Reuben | Mose, Linda | James Page, Minister of the Gospel | Leon County, Florida |
| 83. | July 8, 1865 | Smallwood, Joshua | Sanderson, Drucilla H. | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 84. | February 16, 1865 | Smith, John | Wright, Janine | Duval County, Florida | |
| 85. | June 21, 1865 | Smith, Lynus (Linnie) | Tucker, Emma | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 86. | May 15, 1865 | Smith, Randall of D.C. | Westley, Annie of Washington County, Florida | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | |
| 87. | April 6, 1865 | Spencer, William H. of Co. "B" 4th Mass. Cav | Turner, Jane P.of Duvall County, Florida | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 88. | April 29, 1865 | Stone, David | Sand, Susannah M. | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 89. | June 13, 1865 | Swindle, James | Harrison, Anarene | Duval County, Florida | |
| 90. | August 7, 1865 | Watson, Thomas | Jones, Sarah | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | of Lake City, Florida |
| 91. | August 8, 1865 | West, Charles | Nix, Louisa | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 92. | July 18, 1865 | White, Fay | English, Clarie | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 93. | June 26, 1865 | Wiggins, Moses of Georgia | Wiggins, Harriet of Florida | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 94. | August 5, 1865 | Williams, B. A.of Jefferson County, Florida | Flemming, Mary of Duval County, Florida | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | |
| 95. | March 4, 1865 | Wilson, Henry | Cubbadge, Eliza | Samuel Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 96. | April 5, 1865 | Wilson, John M.of Co. "I" 35th US Col'd Infantry | Williams, D. I. of Duval County, Florida | Thomas A. Hall, Chaplain, 35th US Col'd Infantry | |
| 97. | April 29, 1865 | Winslow, C. W. | Ledsnick, Elizabeth | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 98. | March 27, 1865 | Wood, Warren | Wells, Elmyra | Duval County, Florida | |
| 99. | December 4, 1864 | Woodward, Anquilla | Guthrie, Ruth ***7 | Samuel S. Guthrie, Minister of the Gospel | Duval County, Florida |
| 100. | December 26, 1868 | Wright, Lewis | Darcy, Fanny | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 101. | August 17, 1865 | Wright, Mark | Williams, Fanny | H. H. Moore, Chaplain, 34th US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
| 102. | June 23, 1865 | Wright, William | Catherine, Mary | John S. Swaim, Pastor of M.E. Church | Duval County, Florida |
| 103. | January 30, 1865 | Zenge, Joseph | Harrell, Martha | L. M. Hobbs, Chaplain, 3rd US Col'd Infantry | Duval County, Florida |
To any ministers of the gospel or other persons authorized to solemnize the
rite of matrimony.
And whereas martial law exists throughout the state of Florida.
And whereas application has been made to me for a license to solemnize the
rite of matrimony
Given under my hand and private seal (I having no public seal of office) on
the 15th day of February A.D. 1865.
J. W. Johnson
Capt. 3rd US Col'd Infantry and
Provost Marshall District Florida
Others who signed the
marriage licenses include:
A. A. Knight, 1st Lieutenant and Asst Provost Marshall, 3rd US Col'd
Infantry
R. C. Loveridge, 1st Lieutenant and Provost Marshall, 3rd US Col'd
Infantry
J. Y. Young, Captain 107th Ohio Volunteers and Proovst Marshall
N. Rice, 1st Lieutenant and Post Provost Marshall, 35th US Col'd Infantry
Once the couple was united in Holy Matrimony, the marriage certificate was returned to the Post as required, usually with the following phrase written on the outside of it:
I hereby certify that
I solemnized the rite of matrimony between the within named parties, to wit
__bride____and __groom__on the ___day of _month__, _year__.
Name
Pastor of ???
Jacksonville, Florida
***1=Consent given on December 2, 1864 by John Sanders for his daughter, Rebecca Farrew (16) years old.
***2=Related
letter:
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
Office of the Local Superintendent, District of Columbia
Washington, April 12, 1866
Major W. W. Rogers
Major
It seems that Wm. Griffin procured transportation for John Curtis, his wife Mary and three children from Washington D. C. to Charleston. After John Curtis received the Order for Transportation he deserted his wife and children. Mary, his wife, had him arrested and taken before Justice Walker, 397 D. St., Opp. City Hall, who took the transportation order in charge and now has it. I recommend that a request be sent to him to deliver the transportation then the case can be fully considered.
Very respectfully,
John O. Dink.
***3 Letter: I, undersigned Catholic Priest, Minister of the Gospel, hereby certify that H. Draudy and Victoria Hearthy, residents of Duval County, State of Florida, have been married before me on the 27th day of April eighteen hundred and sixty five. (No signature)
***4 Verified by letter from Martha Cobbin, Pastor, St. Peters Church, New Castle, Florida, February 29, 1867
***5 Consent given by James Kellum, father of Maria Ann Kellum
***6 Note from Minister: Their correct names are McYeik, William and DuPont, Florida
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Samuel Guthrie, Ruth Guthrie's father, consents on December 3,
1864