Cloud County, Kansas Marriages, Genealogy Trails

CLOUD COUNTY, KANSAS

MARRIAGES

LEIDIGH, HARRY ~ BAKER, JULIE E.

DOUBLE WEDDING IN HIAWATHA

TWO SISTERS MARRIED BY DIFFERENT MINISTERS AT THE SAME TIME

HIAWATHA, KAS., June 30 - there was a double wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker yesterday evening when two daughters were married at the same time. The older sister, Miss Julia E. Baker, was married to Harry Leidigh of Spearville, Kas., by the Rev. C. P. Connolly, pastor of the First Congregational church. Miss Adele H. Baker was married to W. Harvey Shaw of Concordia by the Rev. H. O. Scott, formerly of Hiawatha, now a Presbyterian minister at Carthage. Both bridal couples left immediately for short trips. (Kansas City Star, June 30, 1904, page 5)

LINVILLE, STEPHEN ARCHER MILLS ~ BROSSCAU, EVA DULCIUS

Marriage Licenses taken out by Stephen Archer Mills Linville, Concordia, Kas., age 21 and Eva Dulcius Brosscau, Kankakee, Ill., age 18. (Kansas City Star, November 16, 1909, page 2)

MOORE, J. J. ~ STRONQUIST, AMANDA

J. J. Moore of Hutchinson and Miss Amanda Stronquist were married in the Swedish Lutheran church at McPherson Wednesday evening. The young couple will reside in Concordia. (Topeka Weekly Capital, June 14, 1894, page 3)

SHAW, W. HARVEY ~ BAKER, ADELE H.

DOUBLE WEDDING IN HIAWATHA

TWO SISTERS MARRIED BY DIFFERENT MINISTERS AT THE SAME TIME

HIAWATHA, KAS., June 30 - there was a double wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker yesterday evening when two daughters were married at the same time. The older sister, Miss Julia E. Baker, was married to Harry Leidigh of Spearville, Kas., by the Rev. C. P. Connolly, pastor of the First Congregational church. Miss Adele H. Baker was married to W. Harvey Shaw of Concordia by the Rev. H. O. Scott, formerly of Hiawatha, now a Presbyterian minister at Carthage. Both bridal couples left immediately for short trips. (Kansas City Star, June 30, 1904, page 5)

WADE, FRED DEAN ~ DAY, FRANCES

KANSAS GIRL TO PARIS TO WED

Concordia, Kas., Jan. 2 - Miss Frances Day will leave the latter part of this month for Paris, where she will wed Fred Dean Wade of Concordia who is stationed there as Southwest European representative of the International Harvester Company. Upon discharge from the army Wade re-entered the service of the harvester company. (Kansas City Star, January 2, 1920, page 3)