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Marriage Announcements Connected
to Elkland borough
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| Marriage: Clippings |
| Township: Elkland borough, Tioga County PA |
| Year: Married |
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Burdett Mason b- Mar 06,1830, NY> married Clara Naomi Wilson b- Oct
28,1839, NY. Burdett and Clara were married Nov 16, 1856 Elkland
twp, Tioga co, PA by Justice of Peace John Parkhurst?.* I have
copy of marriage; both Clara Naomi Wilson Mason and Burdett Mason
died in Ark.
LOVELESS-MARGESON
Miss Kathleen Loveless and Morgan Margeson, of Elkland, were married at the
home of the bride’s parents, Mr. And Mrs. H.V. Loveless, December 18, by Rev.
C.H. Nash, pastor of the M.E. church. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA,
Wednesday, December 29, 1920)
ROACH-MURRAY WEDDING
Miss Julia Murray, of Elmira, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. William B. Murray,
of Addison Hill and Joseph Roach, of Corning, were married in St. Thomas Church
in Elkland last week Tuesday morning at 8 o’clock by Rev. Eugene H. O’Boyle. The
bride wore a gown of canton crepe with hat to match, and carried white roses.
The bride’smaid, Miss Agnes Kelley, of Tioga, a cousin of the bride, wore a pink
satin gown with hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink rose buds. The
best man was Jerry Grady, of Corning. Immediately after the wedding an elaborate
four-course breakfast was served in the Hotel Signor. Pink and white roses
made the room a bower of beauty. Covers were laid for following: Mr.
And Mrs. James Rouch, Mr. And Mrs. William B. Murray, of Addison Hill, parents
of the bride; Mrs. Johanna Roach, of Corning, mother of the bridegroom; Miss
Agnes Kelley, of Tioga; Jerry Grady, of Corning; Father Eugene H.O. Boyle, of
Elkland; Lawrence Murray and wife, of Elkland, brother of the bride, and Mr. And
Mrs. Robert Adams, of Wellsboro, cousins of the bride. The bride is a
charming and accomplished young lady. She is a graduate of the training
school for nurses at the Arnot-Ogden hospital of Elmira, where she has held the
responsible position of supervisor of the institution since her graduation in
1921. The bridegroom is a prominent business man of Corning and is well and
favorably known. They have hosts of friends throughout this section who join in
extending best wishes. They left by auto Tuesday afternoon on a wedding
trip to New York city and upon their return will make their home in
Corning--Journal. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, June 28, 1922)