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Marriage
Announcements
Pickens County, South
Carolina
Genealogy Trails
Adams,
Annzie R. Ms. oldest daughter of Rev. Jasper
Adams married Dr. John C. Calhoun
Junior son of the Hon. J. C. Calhoun both of
Pickens District on July 3, 1849 at Woodland near
Pendleton SC officiated by Rev. A. H. Cornish.
Laurensville Herald 7/27/1849, page 3, abstracted by
Edith Greisser.
Bean, Martha
Ms. daughter of Col. Anderson Bean married Warren Davis Lawrence of Pickens
District in Chickasaw County MS on 5/9/1850 officiated
by Rev. J. N. Caruthers, Laurensville Herald 6/14/1850,
page 3, abstracted by Edith Greisser.
Dryman, Francis W. married Ms. Elizabeth Bryson on March 29,
1849 in Pickens District officiated by Rev. M. Chastian,
Laurensville Herald 5/18/1849, page 3, abstracted by
Edith Greisser.
Harris,
Andrew Sr. of Anderson District married the Widow Edgar in Pickens District on
March 18, 1849 officiated by Rev. Mr. Frances.
Laurensville Herald 4/6/1849, page 3, abstracted by
Edith Greisser.
Mauldin,
Martha Jane Ms. married G. W.
A. Smith in Pickens District on May 7, 1849
officiated by A. Alexander Esquire. Laurensville Herald
5/25/1849, page 3, abstracted by Edith
Greisser.
Templeton, W.
A. of Pickens District married Ms. M. A. M. Hamilton daughter of
Dr. William K. Hamilton of Cobb County Georgia on
November 15, 1849 officiated by Rev. S. Leland Kennedy.
Laurensville Herald 11/23/1849, page 3
Templeton,
William Andrew 25-year-old died August 2, 1852 in
Pickens District SC survived by a wife and infant son, a
widowed mother, brothers and sisters. He was ill for
more than a year and for the past seven months was
confined to a couch becoming exceedingly emaciated.
Laurensville Herald, 8/20/1852, p3, abstracted by Edith
Greisser.
Central, July 6. – Miss Ethel Clayton and Marion Lawrence were married at the
residence of the bride’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. G.
Clayton, last Thursday afternoon at 6 o’clock . The
house was beautifully decorated with ferns and roses and
the ceremony witnessed by only the two families. The
happy young couple will make Pickens their home and they
carry with them the best wishes of the entire community.
[State – 7 July 1919 ; transcribed by Marla
Zwakman] |