Marriages

 

 

Walbridge and Johnson

Eugene M Walbridge and Della Johnson (Johnston) were married in Otoe County, February 2, 1901

 

Contributed by:  Bonnie Walbridge Magnetti

 

Burton and Sloane   


Mr. Amos Burton, of this city (Batavia, IL), and M. Maud Sloane, of Nebraska City, Neb., at her home, Thursday, Nov. 9.  After an extended wedding tour, they arrived in Batavia, Tuesday evening, and will be at home on North Batavia Ave., Fridays, after Jan 1st.  Miss Sloane visited Batavia two years ago, and is a pleasant and cultured lady. 

 

The Nebraska City Daily news has the following to say of the wedding: 

 

"This morning at 10:30 o'clock, in the presence of only relatives of the bride, Rev. Dr. Green united in marriage Mr. Amos Burton of Batavia, Ill., and Miss Maud, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Sloane. 

 

Immediately after the ceremony the newly married couple left for Kansas City, and from there will go to Batavia, where they will make their home. 

 

The bride is one of Nebraska City's most charming young .... [end of available data] 

 

 

The Batavia Herald, Nov 16 1893 -

Transcribed and Contributed by: Kim Torp

 

 

Rogers and Walker   

40 years ago

 

Coach C. E. Rogers of the Atwood township and Miss Nell Walker of Dunbar, Neb., were united in marriage in the Presbyterian Church in Dunbar.

 

 

Village Publications, Atwood, Illinois, Jan. 6, 1972.

Transcribed and contributed by:  Linda Rodriguez

 

 

 

 

Kempes - Hundrup   

 

Nebraska City, Neb., Nov. 27. – Miss Clara Hundrup of this city and John Kempes of Sterling were married here yesterday at St. Benedict’s Catholic church.

 

 

Omaha World Herald – 28 Nov. 1920

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman

     

     

     

     

 

 

 

 

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