St. Louis County, Missouri Genealogy Trails

Marriage Data

The Quincy Daily Herald

Feb 6 1890

McMahon-Murphy

Mr. John McMahon and Miss Bessie Murphy, both of St. Louis, will be married at St. Louis on next Wednesday.
Miss Murphy has frequently visited Quincy and has a very large number of friends here.
[contributed by: Debbie Lee - 2008]

CHARLESS, Joseph, Jr., and Charlotte BLOW, 2nd daughter of Peter BLOW, were married in St. Louis by the Rev. Mr. Potts. (Nov. 30)
(Source: National Intelligencer, as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967, submitted by K. Torp)

Nashville, IL., Oct. 27. FRED STRICKER of Nashville and Miss LENA STRUCKMEYER were married at Hoylton this afternoon Rev. Mr. Katthain officiating. The bride is of a prominent Hoylton family.
(The St. Louis Republic. (St. Louis, Mo.) October 28, 1901. Transcribed by Nancy Mayo)

Married
On Thursday the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Minard, Gerard Irvine to Miss Rebecca H. Archer, all of this city.
[Daily Missouri Republican, St. Louis, MO., Mon. March 08, 1841 - Transcribed by Candi]

Babcock-Vandeveer.
At the residence of G. A. Vandeveer, on Sherman street east, Wednesday occurred the pleasant marriage of Hugh B. Babcock, of Shelby, Illinois, and Sarah E. Vandeveer, of this city, Rev. D. M. Moore officiating. Mr. Babcock is a highly respected citizen of Shelby, Illinois and his bride is a sister of Geo. Vandeveer of this place, and during her residence in the city she has formed a large circle of friends who will wish her much joy. The happy couple will probably make Shelby their future home. The Clipper congratulates.
[The Clipper, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, April 15, 1889 page 3 column 2. Submitted by Rose Stout