Marriage Announcements in Baltimore
City
ADAIR, Thomas B., and Louisa TENANT, both of
Baltimore, were married in Baltimore Feb. 15 by the Rev. Mr. Johns. (Feb.
18, 1831) Source: National
Intelligencer, as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967, submitted
by K. Torp
BARRETT, Thomas, and Rachel Philips, all of Baltimore , were married last
evening by Rev Beasley. (BFG,
15 May 1812 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
BAYER (or Boyer), Dr Thomas. and Miss Hannah Metcalf of Fred Co , were married
last Tues. by Rev Mr Armstrong.
(BFG, 18 May 1808 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
BAYLY, Benjamin S., of this city, and Maria WATTS, of Baltimore, were married
In Baltimore Aug. 4 by the Rev. Mr. Askwith. (Aug. 6, 1831)
[Source: National Intelligencer,
as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967, submitted by K.
Torp]
BUCK-MASSIF
Married in Baltimore on Dec ?? 1877, Mr. Robert L. Buck of Front Royal, to
Miss Katie Massif, daughter of J. W. Massie Esq. of Baltimore.
[Transcribed by Nancy Mayo]
BURNAP, George Washington, Pastor of the 1st Independent Church of Baltimore,
and Nancy WILLIAMS, daughter of Amos A. WILLIAMS, were married at Baltimore
July 18 by the Rev. Mr. Palfrey, of Washington. (July 21, 1831)
[Source: National Intelligencer,
as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967, submitted by K.
Torp]
CARR, S. J., of S. C., and MISS MARY E. POLK DAVIDGE, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Rebecca Davidge, of Baltimore, were married at Baltimore, 30 Sept. By
Rev. Dr. Reis. (National
Intelligencer, 9 Oct. 1828, trans. by K.
Torp)
CECIL-OMOHUNDRO
Dr. Howard Lee Cecil. Baltimore, and Miss Bessie
Walker Omohundro, Reedsville. Va., married April 30.
["Southern Medical News", 1921
- submitted by Tina Easley]
CHATARD, Frederick, of the U. S.
Navy, and Catharine TIERNAN, youngest daughter of Luke TIERNAN, of Baltimore,
were married Oct. 13 by the Rev. Mr. Deluol.
(Oct. 17, 1831 - Source: National
Intelligencer, as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967, submitted
by K. Torp)
CUMMINGS, Thomas, Baltimore grocer,
and Miss Polly Maxfield of Kent Co., were married last Sun.
(BA, 11 July 1800 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
CUMMINS, JAMES, of Baltimore, and MISS MARY ANN THOMAS of Alexandria, were
married 16 Mar. By Rev. Mr. Skinner.
(National Intelligencer, 21
Mar. 1828, Sub. by K. Torp)
Dall-Holliday
Friday, Nov. 7. 1794.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Coleman, Mr. James Dall, of this
town, merchant, to Miss Sarah Brooke Holliday, daughter of John R. Holliday,
esq., of this county.
FEDERAL INTELLIGENCER AND BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE. -Contributed
by Miss Mary C. Oursler. - Friday, Nov. 7.
1794.
Source: The National Genealogical Society Quarterly January 1915 -
Transcribed by Barbara Ziengenmeyer
DAVIS, Mr. Hughes, Alexandria merchant, and Mrs. Sarah Long of Baltimore
were married 2nd June by Rev. Glendy.
(BA, 19 Aug. 1814 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
DUNBAR, George T , and Miss Frances McCanmon, both of Baltimore were married
last eve, by Rev Mr Sargent.
(BFG, 30 Nov 1804 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
DUNBAR, Henry, and Miss Eliza Farmer, both of this county, were married last
Sat. by Rev Glendy. (BEP, 27 Jan 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer)
DUNCAN, William, and Miss Debbie Robinson, both of Baltimore., were married
last eve, by Rev, Bend. (BEP,
4 Dec 1807 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
DUNKEL, Dr. George A,, and Mrs. Catherine Stinnecke, both of Bal— to.,
were married 30th ult by Rev. Dtterbein
(BFG, 8 Feb. 1812 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
EVANS, Isaac, Jr., and Miss Caroline C. Onion, all of Baltimore., were married
Thurs. by Rev. Oliver Norris.
(BFG, 16 June 1809 sub. Barbara
Ziegenmeyer)
FICKES-MCILVAIN
Married on Tuesday the 20th inst., by the Rev. Mr. McConaughy, Mr. Herman
Fickes, of Baltimore, to Miss Margaret McIlvain, of this county.
[The Centinel (Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania), December 28, 1808 - sub. by Nancy
Piper]
GILBERT-EVANS
Married in Baltimore on Thursday last, Mr. George Gilbert of this borough
to Miss Elizabeth Evans of that city.
[Republican Compiler (Gettysburg,
Pa) October 18 1826 - Sub. by Nancy
Piper]
GLASCOCK-DAVISSON
Dr. Arthur B. Glascock, Baltimore, and Mrs. Eva Modijett Davisson, Rushville,
Neb., married April 6 at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
["Southern Medical News", 1921
- submitted by Tina Easley]
GWINN, LT. WALTER, of the Engineers Corps, and MISS ELIZABETH BRUCE, daughter
of Upton Bruce, were married in Baltimore 24 June by Rev. Dr. Wyatt.
(National Intelligencer, 27
June 1828, trans. by K. Torp)
HAWKINS – SHRIVER – At the Lebanon Church parsonage, Alleghany
county, Pa., on June 24th, by the Rev. Samuel S. Shriver, assisted by the
Rev. John McCluskey, D.D., John W. Hawkins, M.D., of Baltimore, Md., and
Annie Hampton, daughter and granddaughter of the officiating
clergymen. (The Medical and
Surgical Reporter, Philadelphia, July 17, 1875. D.G. Brinton, M.D., Editor.
- Submitted by Linda Rodriguez)
Heinike-Schroeder
Friday, Nov. 7. 1794.
Married on Friday last, Dr. F. Heinike, to Miss Schroeder, both of this town.
FEDERAL INTELLIGENCER AND BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE. -Contributed
by Miss Mary C. Oursler. - Friday, Nov. 7.
1794.
Source: The National Genealogical Society Quarterly January 1915 -
Transcribed by Barbara Ziengenmeyer
HIXSON-RANKINS
Married on Thursday evening, the 3d inst., by the Rev. Mr. Henshaw, Mr. John
S. Hixson of Taneytown, Frederick county (formerly of this place) to Miss
Eliza E. Rankins, of Baltimore.
[Republican Compiler (Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania) November 16, 1825 - Submitted by Nancy
Piper]
PIKE-WHITE
Married on Jan 17, in Baltimore, by the Most Rev Bishop Marchal, Mr Henry
Pike to Miss Mary Ann J, daughter of Mr Abraham White, jr, of that
city.
[Daily National Intelligencer, JAN 25, 1821 - Submitted by K. Torp]
POLK-STEWART
Married on Feb 6, 1821, at Baltimore, by Rev. Mr. Nevins, Mr. David P. Polk,
of Wash. City, to Miss Letitia Jane, eldest daughter of the late David C.
Stewart, of Baltimore City. [National Intelligencer, Feb 14, 1821 - Contributed
by K. Torp]
SHAVER-RIPPARD
3 Oct 1902 --- The Baltimore news of Thursday has the following:
A very pretty dahlia wedding, the first of the kind in Baltimore, took place
at Lafayette Square Presbyterian church at 7 o'clock last evening, when Miss
Kate Linden Rippard, daughter of George Stewart Rippard,of 2429 West North
avenue, was married to Ralph Warren Shaver of Kingston, Pa. Rev. L. S. Fulmer
of the First Presbyterian church of Montclaire, N.J., former pastor of the
Lafayette Square church of this city, officiated. The floral decorations
were almost exclusively of dahlias. In front of the pulpit was a large arch
of these pink and white blossoms, under which the bride and groom passed
while the ceremony was performed under an immense bell constructed of the
same flowers. The artistically arranged background of potted dahlias and
palms greatly added to the general effect. The bridesmaids formed in front
of the pulpit and walked down the aisle, meeting the bride as she entered
with her father and preceded her to the head of the church, where she met
the groom, attended by his best man, Meade Rippard, brother of the bride.
The bride's gown was of acolian cloth trimmed with duchess lace and was over
silk. Her veil was of tulle and she carried white dahlias tied with white
ribbons. The maid of honor, Miss Helen Watkins Rippard, sister of the bride
wore white silk mull, trimmed with white lace, a pink crepe de chine sash,
and she carried white dahlias, tied with pink ribbons. The ring-bearer, Miss
Wilhelmina Newell Rippard, the little 7 year old cousin of the bride, wore
Paris muslin. The bridesmaids wore white organdie trimmed with white ribbon
and they carried pink dahlias tied with white ribbons. They were Miss Clara
Clyntonia Grapel, Miss Sallye Mae Boyd, Miss Gertrude Spence and Miss Laura
J. McKinley. The ushers were Eugene H. Sapp, Tazwell H. Thomas and Frank
I. Remmell and H. Raymond-Shaver, both of Kingston, Pa. After the ceremony
a reception was held in the home of the bride's father and later in the evening
the couple left for a wedding journey. Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. W.H. Shaver and Miss Emily Tye of Kingston, Pa.; Miss Susan C. Hunt,
of Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Twaddell of Philadelphia: Miss Emily
Clotworthy, of New York; Senor Frederico Vall-Spinosa of San Juan, Porto
Rico; Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Richards of Washington; and Mrs. L. S. Fulmer, of
Montclaire, N. J.
4 Dec 1902 -- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaver, who were recently married, have
taken up their residence in Kingston (PA).
Submitted by Laurie
McGowan
Smith-Hopkinton
Friday, Nov. 7. 1794.
Married at Bordentown. New Jersey, on Tuesday evening, the 3d instant, Mr.
Isaac Smith, of Baltimore, merchant, to Miss Mary Hopkinton. Issued Monday,
Nov. 24,
1794.
FEDERAL INTELLIGENCER AND BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE.
-Contributed by Miss Mary C. Oursler. - Friday, Nov. 7.
1794.
Source: The National Genealogical Society Quarterly January 1915 -
Transcribed by Barbara
Ziengenmeyer
NEWSPAPERS KEY
BA Baltimore American, 1799-1801, 1804-1816.
BAP Baltimore American Patriot, 1802-1803.
BEP Baltimore Evening Post, 1805-1811.
BFG Baltimore Federal Gazette, 1796-18 16.
BFR Baltimore Federal Republican and Commercial Advertiser,1808-18 12.
BI Baltimore Intelligencer, 1798.
BMG Baltimore Mechanics Gazette and Merchants Daily Adver¬tiser, 1815.
BMJ Baltimore Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser,1796-1797.
BNA Baltimore North American, 1809.
BPEA Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser, 1813-18 15
BRAD Baltimore Republican or Anti-Democrat, 1802.
BS Baltimore Scourge, 1810.
BS Baltimore Sun, 1811-1812.
BT Baltimore Telegraphe, 1796-1806, 1815.
BW Baltimore Whig, 1808-1812, 1814
BWA Baltimore Wanderer, 1816.
BWM Baltimore Weekly Museum, 1797.
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