Marriage of Murdock and Melton, Terrell County, Georgia, 1906

Transcript of Article: 

[Heading]: A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

[Subheading]: Judge Roberts United a Couple Sitting in Their Buggy in a Street.

Sunday morning at eleven o'clock, standing on the sidewalk in front of his home on Lee street, Judge Roberts united in marriage Mr. William Melton and Miss Annie Murdock, a daughter of Mr. L. M. Murdock of the northern part of the county. The young couple sat in a buggy while the words that made them man and wife were pronounced.

     The bride and groom are both popular and highly esteemed young people, and have the best wishes of many friends.

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[Citation]: Murdock and Melton in "A Romantic Marriage," The Dawson News. (Dawson, Terrell, Georgia), 06 June 1906, Page 9 (Image 9), Georgia Historic Newspapers (Digital Library of Georgia).  

Miss Brownlow Elopes

Article quoted from Barton County Democrat (Kansas), 1903: 

Miss Brownlow Elopes with a Liveryman

Bristol, Tenn., Sept. 8.—Miss Cloyetta Brownlow, daughter of Congressman W. P. Brownlow, of Jonesboro, Tenn., eloped with Mark E. Pritchett, a liveryman, of Jonesboro, and they were married at Bristol. The attentions of Pritchett to Miss Brownlow are said to have been opposed by the congressman, hence the elopement. The young lady was a favorite in Washington social circles the past season.

[Source]: Barton County Democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kansas), 11 September 1903, page 6 (digital image 6).