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December 6, 2004
Marietta College students of forensics and communication garnered 12 awards at an annual forensics tournament at Transylvania University in Lexington, Ky., on Dec. 4. Students representing seven colleges from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana competed in the one-day tournament. "I am especially proud of this novice team for trying so many different...Read More
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Three of the six seniors who gave presentations at the November seminar of the Environmental Science Program at Marietta College reported on-field internships conducted in cooperation with Mid-Ohio Valley offices and companies. Lori Kress, an environmental studies major with a minor in political science, interned with the Washington County...Read More
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Dr. Mark Sibicky, associate professor and chair of Marietta College's department of psychology, loves to take on new challenges. So when the opportunity arose to write an article for the Great Books Foundation, he jumped at the chance. "I like to stay involved in personal development. This was a chance for me to try something different — to...Read More
Psychology professor named McCoy Professor
November 29, 2004
Dr. Mary Barnas, an associate professor of psychology at Marietta College, was recently named a McCoy Professor — the most prestigious teaching award at the College. The finalist is selected by an outside committee made up of faculty members from other small private colleges in Ohio who themselves have been recognized for their outstanding...Read More
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For the first time in Marietta College history, one of the College's performing ensembles has been invited to perform at a professional conference. Selected through audition from more than 130 performing organizations by the Ohio Music Educators Association, the Marietta College Concert Choir has been invited to perform as part of the...Read More


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Portable operations (KC9GLI/P, KC9GLI/9)
Washington Island, Wisconsin (map)
Washington Island is 80 miles north-east of Green Bay, WI, in Lake Michigan. There is only one active ham who lives permanently on the island, and a few seasonal operators including myself. This makes the island a rare grid location (EN65mj). The island's USIA designation is WI001L. Following are the dates of my island activation, operating as KC9GLI/9/QRP in digital modes and KC9GLI/9/P on phone. When on phone I run about 50W on an Icom 706 MK II. The portable station is shown in the picture to the right.
Following are the dates of activating the island. For QSL cards, please use the Chicago address above.
Main station
The main station is located on the north side of Chicago, Ill. It comprises an Icom 756 Pro III and an EndFedZ 10/15/20/40 antenna. In the past, I've used an AV640 and a K4KIO Hexbeam and I can't say enough good things about either antenna.
For as long as I remember, I've been using Icom radios. I still have my first radio (an Icom 730) and I use it from time to time. I am also the proud owner of a fully operational Collins KWM-1.
Short QSOs in digital modes
As a matter of principle, I do not use macros to broadcast information about my station equipment or other gratuitous details such as software version and release numbers; such information has no relevance or bearing in radio propagation and contact. In my opinion, brag macros are bad practice, and I just don't use them. Often, when I call CQ in PSK, I request "RST only pse" in order to work as many stations as possible, without the prolonged exchange of useless information about computer hardware and software.
QSL information
The new design for the QSL cards is shown to the right. The design is suitable both for the permanent QTH and portable stations, featuring photos from Chicago and Washington Island.
As some of you will undoubtedly notice, the QSL card contains a minor print error. The caption on the back side mentions a photograph of Willis (formerly Sears) tower and the Chicago skyline. In fact, the card has a photograph of the Chicago Harbour Light. I changed the photo but forgot to change the caption!
Paper QSL cards are welcome and will be responded to in the same manner received (directly or through the bureau). No SASE/IRC is required. If you expect a QSL card from me and you do not receive it after a reasonable period of time, please email me.
For digital QSLs I use only LOTW.
Operator information
Born in 1967, my first license was a SV7 callsign back in the 1980s. In 2004 I returned to the hobby as KC9GLI. I work in higher education, and I've been a university professor, dean, and provost. My background is in Physics and Computer Engineering. I attended Colorado State and Miami University. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, photography, reading, sailing, diving, and of course ham radio. I live in Chicago with my partner Sarah and our three rescue dogs: Martin the Plott Hound, Lara the Border Collie, and Obi the Shiba Inu.
Membership and Awards
I am a proud member of the North Shore Radio Club and of the ARRL. In 2014 I earned an ARRL DXCC Digital (#4044).
Underwater photography
Most of my underwater photography is done in the reefs of Bonaire (PJ4). My equipment is fairly simple and a bit dated, but it gets the job done: a Canon G9 with a Canon underwater housing, and a cheap strobe. I am interested primarily in macrophotography and close-ups of various creatures.
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Commercial Timbers
Nomenclature etc. LYTHRACEAE. Lagerstroemia balansae, L. angustifolia, L. calyculata, L. cochinchinensis, L. flos-reginae, L. duppereana, L. floribunda, L. hypoleuca, L. ovalifolia, L. speciosa (Syn.: L. flos-reginae). Trade and local names: bungur (MY, ID); bang-lang (KH, VN); jarul (ID); banaba (PH); nana, bentak, bangor (ID); pyinma (MM); intanin, tabek (TH); sralao (KH). Not protected under CITES regulations.
Tree. Geographic distribution: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Indomalesia.
General. Growth ring boundaries distinct. Heartwood basically brown (pinkish to purple brown (color of walnut)). Sapwood colour distinct from heartwood colour. Density (0.58–)0.66–0.76(–0.81) g/cm³.
Vessels. Wood ring-porous or semi-ring-porous. Vessels in multiples, commonly short (2–3 vessels) radial rows. Average tangential vessel diameter 50–100–180 µm. Perforation plates simple. Intervessel pits alternate, average diameter (vertical) 6–9 µm, vestured. Vessel-ray pits with reduced borders or apparently simple, rounded or angular or horizontal to vertical, of two distinct sizes or types in the same ray cell. Tyloses in vessels present, thinwalled.
Tracheids and fibres. Fibres of medium wall thickness. Average fibre length 900–1100–1400 µm. Fibre pits mainly restricted to radial walls, simple to minutely bordered. Fibres exclusively septate. Septate fibres evenly distributed.
Axial parenchyma. Axial parenchyma banded. Axial parenchyma bands marginal (or seemingly marginal), fine, up to three cells wide or coarse, more than three cells wide. Mostly anastomosing bands in contact with vessels. Axial parenchyma paratracheal. Paratracheal axial parenchyma aliform, or confluent. Aliform parenchyma lozenge. Axial parenchyma as strands. Average number of cells per axial parenchyma strand (3–)4(–6).
Rays. Rays 15–19–25 per tangential mm, exclusively uniseriate. Height of large rays up to 500 µm. Rays composed of a single cell type (homocellular); homocellular ray cells procumbent.
Mineral inclusions. Crystals present, prismatic, located in axial parenchyma cells. Crystal-containing axial parenchyma cells chambered. Number of crystals per cell or chamber one. Chambered crystalliferous cells (axial parenchyma) of two types: a) in long narrow chains with numerous small crystals; b) wide and short with few large crystals. Silica not observed.
Illustrations. • Transverse section. Lagerstroemia sp. • Tangential section. Lagerstroemia hypoleuca. • Radial section. Lagerstroemia hypoleuca. • Miscellaneous. Lagerstroemia hypoleuca. Note septate fibres and prismatic crystals in chambered axial parenchyma cells.
The interactive key allows access to the character list, illustrations, full and partial descriptions, diagnostic descriptions, differences and similarities between taxa, lists of taxa exhibiting specified attributes, summaries of attributes within groups of taxa, and geographical distribution.
Cite this publication as: 'Richter, H.G., and Dallwitz, M.J. 2000 onwards. Commercial timbers: descriptions, illustrations, identification, and information retrieval. In English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. Version: 25th June 2009. http://delta-intkey.com'.


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South Carolina police charge 5 students in assault case
GREER, S.C. (AP) — Four South Carolina middle school students have been charged with possession of child pornography and a fifth student has been charged with criminal sexual conduct in connection with the same case, authorities said Wednesday.
Greer police said in a statement released that an alleged sexual assault occurred over the weekend at a private residence in Greenville County and several students took part in a Facetime call that another student recorded.
One student sent the video to others, and when students shared the video at school Monday, one of them told a counselor, police said. About 10 cellphones were seized from students, police said.
Greenville County deputies said the fifth student was charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
Police say four are students at Riverside Middle School. Greenville County deputies don't identify a school for the fifth student.
Greenville County schools said in a statement that the four Riverside students have been suspended and will be recommended for expulsion.
The headline of this story has been corrected to show five students are charged, not four.
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Lennox & Addington Co., 1896
|007492-96 David John ALBERTSON, 28, laborer, Jackson Mills - Kingston, Odessa, s/o David & Mary Jane, married Eva M. HOWIE, 28, Cataraque, Odessa, d/o John & Margaret, witn: Nellie WILSON & Mrs. W. B. SECOMBE both of Odessa on Jan. 23, 1896 at Odessa
|007499-96 Oscar Johiel AMEY, 33, veterinary surgeon, Ernestown, same, s/o William AMEY & Arimintha W. HESS, married Effie Bell MILLIGAN, 30, Mill Haven, same, d/o Samuel MILLIGAN & Eliza AMEY, witn: Malcolm HOGLE & Rose B. AMEY both of Ernestown on June 17, 1896 at Mill Haven
|007507-96 Damon A. ANDERSON, 21, farmer, Fredericksburg, Ernestown, s/o Thomas W. & Eunice, married Maggie HAYCOCK, 19, Camden, Ernestown, d/o William & Caroline, witn: Clarence T. WAGER & Ella HAYCOCK both of Napanee on Oct. 21, 1896 at Ernestown
|007428-96 John J. ARMSTRONG, 25, laborer, Napanee, same, s/o George & Mary, married Nellie GUNN, 21, Berlin, Richmond, d/o Donald & Ellen, witn: Cameron TULLOCH of Richmond & Ida STRATTON of Selby on Oct. 20, 1896 at Selby.
|7256-95 -: Robert E. ASSELTINE, 22, farmer, Camden twp., same, s/o Sylvester & Martha, married Mary A. YOUNG, 28, South Fredericksburg, same, d/o Dave & Eliza, witn: R.S. SELDERAS & Agnes RENNIE, both of Napanee, 1 Jan 1896 at South Fredericksburg
|008922-97 George Ross AYLSWORTH, 25, Ernesttown Tp., same, Farmer, s/o Catharine AYLSWORTH & Isaac? AYLSWORTH married Ida A. BROWN, 26, Ernesttown, same, d/o Cecilia A. BROWN & Isaac? F. BROWN. Wtn: Edith McDIARMID of Lindsay and Sadie BROWN of Morven on December 23, 1896 at Napanee
|007513-96 - Francis Wellington AYLESWORTH, 26, School Teacher, Ernestown, Garden Island, s/o George A. AYLESWORTH & Sarah J. AYLESWORTH, married Emma Edyth KEYS, 23, Wolfe Island, Wolfe Island, d/o Thomas KEYES & Lucy KEYES, Witn.: Fred L. AYLESWORTH, Maggie E. DERRY, both of Kingston, October 26, 1896 at Odessa
7568-96 - Charles BAKER, 37, iron maker, Napanee, Napanee, s/o Nelson & Elisa BAKER married Allie E. BARTLE, 33, Napanee, Napanee, d/o James & Annie BARTLE, witn: Peter BRISTOL & Mrs. G. S. WHITE of Napanee, 21 Sept 1896, Napanee
|7451-96 John W. BALL, 21, Farmer, Verona, Tp. Denbigh, s/o John & Alice, mar. Esther Maria HUNTER, 21, Matawatchan, same, d/o Herman & Jane. Witn William HUNTER & Sarah McLELLAN, both of Tp. Metawatchan, on 25 Dec., 1896, at Methodist Parsonage, Vennachar.
|7454-96 Simon BALL, 25, Farmer, Tp. Portland, Tp. Denbigh, s/o John & Alice, mar. Sarah COWAN, 19, Tp. Denbigh, same, d/o Andrew & Elizabeth. Witn Charles GERDES of Clarendon Tp. & Frankie May BALL of Tp. Denbigh, on 09 May, 1896, at Tp. Denbigh.
|007410-96 Samuel BARKER Jr., 27, farmer, widower, Arden, same, s/o Samuel & Levina, married Sarah A. CARD, 28, Enterprise Ont., Arden, d/o Henry & Margaret, witn: George & Ellen CARD, of Moscow,Ont. Jan. 22, 1896, Petworth, Camden.
|7416-96 James BARNES, 24, Bachelor, Farmer, England, Richmond, s/o Daniel BARNES & Mary SHARP, mar. Mary Letta MOWERS, 34, Widow, Richmond, same, d/o John MARTIN & Rachael SIMPKINS. Witn E. A. LIMBERT & Zetta LIMBERT, both of Selby, on 07 July, 1896, at Selby.
|007472-96 Robert BALLANTYNE, 25, Presbyterian minister, Ontario, Sheffield, s/o Christina GORDON & John BALLANTYNE, married Elizabeth Annie BROWN, 25, Sheffield Tp., same, d/o Susan REID & William BROWN, witn: Thomas DUNWOODIE & L. REID both of Camden on Jan. 21, 1896 at Sheffield Tp.
7553-96 Ebenezer BARTLES, 29, labourer, widower, Ernestown, Deseronto, s/o William & Jane, married Maggie HUNTER, 28, Amherst Island, Deseronto, d/o Robert & Mary A., witn: Annie CROSSLEY of Napanee & Esther CUMMINGS of Toronto on July 13, 1896 at Napanee
|7567-96 - Peter BELL, 48, farmer, widower, Tyendinaga, Tyendinaga, s/o William & Margaret BELL married Mary Johanna CROUSE, 37, Tyendinaga, Tyendinaga, d/o Philip & Matilda CROUSE, witn: Susan MCLAURIN & Mrs. HAMILTON of Napanee, 2 Sept 1896, Napanee
|007386-96 Wilbert F. BENN, 30, farmer, Colebrook, same, s/o Willet & Mary, married Jane Ann HANNAH, 20, Camden East, Desmond, d/o John & Margaret, witn: Ann HANNAH, Miles & Betsy STORMS all of Moscow on June 17, 1896 at Moscow
7581-96 William Alexander BIRRELL, 24, farmer, Napanee, Richmond, s/o Robert George & Eliza Jane, married Ella May DUPREE, 26, Richmond Tp., same, d/o Sylvester & Charlotte, witn: J. H. SHAW of Picton & Blanche DUPREE of Richmond on Dec. 16, 1896 at Richmond Tp
7540-96 Alfred Wiman BLIGHT, 35, traveller, widower, Toronto, same, s/o William & Kathleen, married Matha Jennetta MILLS, 25, Napanee, same, d/o William & Agness, witn: A. A. DAVIS of Toronto & Sarah MILLS of Napanee on June 3, 1896 at Napanee.
|007509-96 Charles Edward Stuart BOOTH, 41, civil engineer, widower, Odessa, Montreal, s/o John Kirby & Emma Jane, married Alma Laura Alice Gertrude HOGLE, 25, Ernestown, Odessa, d/o William H. HOGLE & Elizabeth Ann CLARK, witn: Blanche HOGLE of Odessa & N. B. HAMM of Bath on Nov. 4, 1896 at Odessa
|008927-97 William J. BOWEN, 23, Deseronto, same, Laborer, s/o Martha BOWEN & Peter BOWN married Ellen HOWARD, 18, Shannonville, Deseronto, d/o Mary A. HOWARD & Elisha HOWARD. Wtn: Nelson SAGAR of Deseronto and Mrs. N. SAGAR of Deseronto on December 24, 1896 at Napanee
|007406-96 David John? BOWMAN, 23, painter, Ont, Newburgh, s/o George BOWMAN & Anne BROWNE, married Agnes Brigid WILSON, 27, Ont., Newburgh, d/o William WILSON & Mary HUGHES, witn: Henry OCONNOR of Newburgh and Maud SHEPPARD of Napanee, Nov. 26, 1896, Camden
|007390-96 Clayton BROWN, 24, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Chester & Susan, married Luella M. L. WAGAR, 21, Camden, same, d/o Henry & Martha, witn: Gardiner WAGAR & Laura BROWN both of Camden on Aug. 19, 1896 at Camden
|007430-96 - Thomas BROWN, 60, farmer, Tp. Richmond, same, widower, s/o Robert & Sarah BROWN, married Matilda McBRIDE, 58, Ireland, Tp. Richmond, widow, d/o John & Mary HENDERSON, witn; Theophulus JONES and Mary JONES both of Richmond, 6 apr 1896 at Richmond
7558-96 - Anthony BRUYEA, 48, shoemaker, widower, Northumberland, Deseronto, s/o Anthony & Margaret BRUYEA married Catharine PALMER, 23, Sheffield, Napanee, d/o John & Ellen PALMER, witn: George W. SNIDER & M. A. PECK of Napanee, 8 Sept 1896, Napanee
|007389-96 Arthur BUCKLEY, 24, farmer, Camden, Hinchinbrooke, s/o Thomas & Ellen, married Nancy CRONK, 26, Camden, Hinchinbrooke, d/o Wilson & Catharine, witn: Mrs. C. d. & Mrs J. D. WAGAR both of Enterprise on Aug. 24, 1896 at Enterprise
|007400-96 Herbert Isaac BURNETT, 24, chair maker, Odessa, same, s/o William C. & Savina, married Melissa LOCKWOOD, 23, Enterprise, same, d/o Lorenzo & Eliz., witn: Horace A. & Georgina MCCARTHY, both of Camden East, Sept 22, 1896, Camden East.
|007480-96 Patrick BURNS, 38, farmer, Hungerford Tp., same, s/o Mary DONCEY & James BURNS, married Mary GAFFNEY, 28, Hungerford Tp., same, d/o Ellen McCORMICK & Thomas GAFFNEY, witn: John GAFFNEY & Catharine KELLY both of Hungerford Tp. on May 25, 1896 at Erinsville
|007481-96 James BURNS, 29, farmer, Sheffield Tp., same, s/o Margaret CARROLL & Peter BURNS, married Ellen KEARNS, 28, Sheffield Tp., same, d/o Hannah HASSETT & John KEARNS, witn: Daniel KEARNS of Sheffield Tp. & Hannah CARROLL of Camden Tp. on June 29, 1896 at Erinsville
|7465-96 George Albert BURTCH, 21, farmer, Napanee, North Fredericksburg, s/o George & Emma, married Ida May RICHARDSON, 20, Napanee, North Fredericksburg, d/o George D. & Catherine, witn: Walter SHORTS of Adolphustown & Mary E. RICHARDSON of Napanee, 9 Sept 1896 at South Napanee
|8991-97 William CARROLL, 30, Farmer, Sheffield, same, s/o Charlotte BOOTH & Cornelius CARROLL, mar. Mary Elizabeth MORRISON, 24, Sheffield, same, d/o Jane HAGUE (?) & Samuel MORRISON. Witn John W. BROWN of Enterprise & Maggie EDGAR of Tamworth, on 25 Nov., 1896, at Christ Church, Tamworth.
|007477-96 Richard CARROLL, 42, farmer, widower, Adolphustown, Sheffield, s/o Charlotte BOOTH & Cornelius CARROLL, married Mary Jane ROGERS, 40, Sheffield, same, d/o Margaret MILLIGAN & Joseph ROGERS, witn: William CARROLL of Sheffield & Lucy C. WHEELER of Tamworth on Apr. 22, 1896 at Tamworth
|007505-96 George Archibald CATON, 39, insurance agent, Canada, Napanee, s/o Miles CATON & Amelia A. DITTOR (Detlor?), married Kitty NORMILE, 34, Canada, Napanee, d/o Edward & Debora, witn: R. J. & P. J. POPE both of Morven Ernestown Tp. on Aug. 26, 1896 at Morven.
|007479-96 Denis CAVANAGH, 29, farmer, Camden Tp., same, s/o James CAVANAGH & Ann DUNN, married Margaret O'NEILL, 32, Hungerford Tp., same, d/o Bridget FOLEY & Thomas O'NEILL, witn: Joseph TAYLOR & Ellen CAVANAGH both of Hungerford on May 11, 1896 at Erinsville
7571-96 - Richard CHALK, 24, farmer, Isle of Wight, Marlbank, s/o John CHALK & Hannah GROVES married Mary Elizabeth BAKER, 17, Ontario, Marlbank, d/o David BAKER & Mary GRAHAM, witn: Sarah STEVENSON & Jennie L. BAINES of Napanee, 22 July 1896, Napanee
|7453-96 Oscar CHATSON, 27, Farmer, Napanee, Tp. Denbigh, s/o Francis CHATSON & Bertha STEIN, mar. Ella Armilda YOUMANS, 18, Tp. Denbigh, same, d/o David & Samantha. Witn Malcolm YOUMANS & Louise CHATSON, both of Tp. Denbigh, on 04 May, 1896, at Tp. Denbigh.
|7458-96 Thomas Alexander CHOATE, 37, stock buyer, Warsaw Peterborough Co., same, s/o Thomas George & Christena, married Mary Eliza Gertrude CLUTE, 20, Sillsville, same, d/o David & Eliza, witn: John CLUTE of Sillsville & Mary GARRISON of Parma, 15 July 1896 at Sillsville
|7450-96 Stephen H. CLARK, 37, Widower, Cooper, Consecon, Tp. Hillier, s/o Henry & Anabella, mar. Margaret E. VILNEFF, 21, Tp. Sheffield, Tp. Denbigh, d/o Abram & Hester Ann. Witn Abram VILNEFF & Hester Ann VILNEFF, both of Tp. Denbigh, on 28 Nov., 1896, at Tp. Denbigh.
|7455-96 Wilmot G. CLARK, 31, minister, Smithfield, Moscow, s/o James L. & Nancy, married Lois CHARTERS, 21, South Fredericksburg, same, d/o William & Adelia, witn: H. M. WILSON of Napanee & Nellie DOWNEY of Sandhurst, 6 May 1896 at South Fredericksburg
|8990-97 Norman C. COBURN, 21, Farmer, Camden, same, s/o Jane KELLER & William COBURN, mar. Luella E. LEWIS, 18, Camden, same, d/o Corretia Ann SWEET & Benjamin LEWIS. Witn Hattie WEESE of Richmond & John DAVIDSON of Camden, on 23 Dec., 1896, at The Manse, Tamworth.
7554-96 Milo Parks COLE, 20, labourer, North Fredericksburg, Deseronto, s/o James & Elizabeth, married Bertha PRINGLE, 18, Roblin, same, d/o Clark & Minerva, witn: Irvine & Martha HUDSON both of Deseronto on June 24, 1896 at Napanee.
7547-96 Harold R. COLTON, 33, inspector of Timber Limited, Quebec, Pembroke, s/o Robert COLTON & Susan McMULLEN, married Julia CONROY, 31, Hamilton, Napanee, d/o Simeon CONROY & Mary O'MARA, witn: Peter COLTON of Pembroke & Ella WHELAN of Napanee on June 30, 1896 at Napanee
|007508-96 Edward CONGER, 23, brick maker, Canada, Napanee, s/o John CONGER & Sarah VINE, married Jennie LAIRD, 19, Canada, Napanee, d/o John LAIRD & Sarah VINE, witn: J. B. & Sarah MILLER both of Morven, Ernestown Tp. on Oct. 28, 1896 at Morven
|7444-96 Robert Wesley CONNERS, 39, Merchant, State of New York, Vennachar, s/o Robert CONNER (sic) & Melinda, mar. Elizabeth E. COWAN, 49, Widow, Lansdowne, Tp. Denbigh, d/o George & Catherine PATIENCE. Witn Charles & Lucy CUNNINGHAM of Ardoch, on 03 Aug., 1896, at Ardoch.
7580-96 George F. COVERT, 24, labourer, Shannonville, Deseronto, s/o Jacob & Isabella, married Mabel M. BASSETT, 19, Deseronto, same, d/o William & Eunice, witn: James & Thressa HOWARD both of Deseronto on Nov. 12, 1896 at Napanee.
|007502-96 Thomas James CREIGHEAD (Craighead?), 21, farmer, Seymour, Ernestown, s/o Alexander & May, married Ida Jane WILSON, 21, Ernestown, same, d/o James & Jane, witn: Anson STORMS & James HOGLE both of Odessa on Apr. 19, 1896 at Odessa
7548-96 Oliver CULLY, 38, farmer, widower, Kingston, Adolphustown, s/o George & Martha, married Electa COLE, 18, Adolphustown, same, d/o Daniel & Sarah, witn: F. A. & Ruby McDIARMID both of Napanee on July 1, 1896 at Napanee.
|007503-96 Frederick DALEY, 27, yeoman, Ernestown, same, s/o George & Melinda, married Ida BUCK, 19, Ernestown, same, d/o Axel & Rebecca, witn: Oscar BUCK & Emma G. GOSS both of Rochester New York, on Aug. 13, 1896 at Ernestown
|007496-96 Henry DASH, 42, miller, England, Ernestown, s/o Henry & Eliza, married Margaret Ann BRANDON (Brendon?) 26, Ontario, Ernestown, d/o Matthew & Rosannah, witn: John & George DUNKLY both of Morven on June 11, 1896 at Morven
7550-96 George Crawford DEGROFF, 20, tinsmith, Napanee, same, s/o John & Isabel, married Alice Gertrude HUNTER, 18, North Fredericksburg Tp., Napanee, d/o James & Annie, witn: William James GARRATT & Martha ACKERMAN no residences given on Aug. 26, 1896 at Napanee.
|7417-96 John DELINE, 21, Farmer, Richmond, same, s/o Thomas & Eliza Ann, mar. Nancy DENISON, 21, Richmond, same, d/o George & Mary Ellen. Witn Maud LANE & Mrs. J. R. BUTLER, both of Roblin, on 07 Dec., 1896, at Roblin.
7546-96 Francis DELISLE, 26, labourer, Trenton, Deseronto, s/o Francis DELISLE & Jane SOREL, married Adele REMEAU, 21, Deseronto, same, d/o Louis REMEAU & Adele CHATRAUTTE, witn: Joseph & Matilda REMEAU both of Deseronto on May 25, 1896 at Napanee
|007512-96 - Hugh DERRY, 38, Wid., Mason, Kingston, Kingston, s/o Patrick DERRY & Kate DERRY, married Jessie ANDERSON, 24, Pittsburgh, Kingston, d/o James ANDERSON & Christina ANDERSON, Witn.: Nellie WILSON, Jennie SECCOMBE, both of Odessa, September 30, 1896 at Odessa
|7468-96 George E. DEROCHE, 27, barrister, Newburgh, Deseronto, s/o Edward Andrew & Clara, married Bertha Eviline McCULLOCK, 23, Woodville, Newburgh, d/o Robert & Eviline, witn: Harry Wentworth GUNDY of Toronto & Ella McCULLOCK of Newburgh, 7 Oct 1896 at Newburgh
|7447-96 Amos DEYO, 22, Farmer, Tp. Loughborough, same, s/o Daniel & Ellen, mar. Charity Ann HOPPINS, 22, Tp. Bedford, same, d/o Aaron & Jane. Witn George W. SWEETNAM & Mrs. M. W. LEIGH, both of Vennachar, on 24 Oct., 1896, at Vennachar.
|007404-96 Michael DILLON, 25, farmer, Ont., Camden, s/o James DILLON & Susan HINCH, married Frances EVANS, 22, Ont., Camden, d/o Jns? EVANS & Mary LACEY, (no witness listed), Nov. 18, 1896, Camden
|007411-96 William DONOVAN, 25, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Richard & Ann, married Helen EDGAR, 21, Camden, same, d/o James and Nancy, witn: Andrew HUFFMAN, of Sheffield and Maggie CLOSE of Camden, Feb. 26, 1896, Croyden.
|008918-97 John DOYLE, 24 Richmond Tp, Ernesttown Tp, Farmer, s/o Charlotte McFARLAND & James Henry DOYLE married Frances Alberta FRINK, 18, North Fredericksburgh, same, d/o Zelpha McCABE & Benjamin Horatio FRINK. Wtn: and Joseph DOYLE of Kingsford and Sarah Jane FRINK of Napanee on December 29, 1896 at Napanee
|7449-96 John S. DRADER, 21, Farmer, Buckley Ont., Tp. Denbigh, s/o Jacob & Maria, mar. Maria Ellen BRISCO, 26, Renfrew, Tp. Matawatchan, d/o John & Sarah. Witn Thomas BRISCO of Tp. Miller & Mary Ann DRADER of Tp. Denbigh, on 14 Nov., 1896, at Tp. Denbigh.
7577-96 Louis DUBEAU, 23, electrician, Montreal, Kingston, s/o Louis & Virginia, married Maude SAGER, 18, Napanee, same, d/o George & Elizabeth, witn: Chloe KELLER & Stuart MEEKS both of Napanee on Nov. 9, 1896 at Napanee
|007520-96 - James DWYER, 33, Farmer, Wellington, Hinchinbrooke, s/o Timothy DWYER & Bridget BURNS, married Isabella JOYCE, 21, Brewers Mills, Deseronto, d/o John JOYCE & Elizabeth STRONG, Witn.: Timothy DWYER, Maude JOYCE, January 7, 1896 at Napanee
|007475-96 Edward A. EAGLE, 21, baker, Canada, Tamworth, s/o James & Mary, married Viola T. THORNTON, 21, Canada, Tamworth, d/o Margaret A. & Hawley E., witn: C. H. ROSE & Eva THORNTON both of Tamworth on Feb. 12, 1896 at Tamworth
7574-96 - James Duncan EASTERLY, 33, butcher, Belleville, Belleville, s/o James Fisher & Mary EASTERLY married Mary DOYLE, 30, Port Hope, Belleville, d/o Michael & Mary DOYLE, witn: Henry R. SAVAGE & Mrs. H. SAVAGE of Napanee, 14 Oct. 1896, Napanee
|7415-96 William ENGLISH, 24, Farmer, Richmond, same, s/o William & Mary Ann, mar. Emma BROWN, 24, Richmond, same, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth. Witn Mrs. J. R. BUTLER of Roblin, on 20 July, 1896, at Roblin.
7573-96 - Charles Whitney FANNING, 23, confectioner, Rochester New York, Napanee, s/o Fred & Annie FANNING married Harriet Adelaide HOSEY, 24, Napanee, Napanee, d/o William & Clara HOSEY, witn: J. W. CHEETHAM & Kate ROSS of Napanee, 30 Sept 1896, Napanee
|7462-96 John George FIELDS, 23, laborer, Napanee, Deseronto, s/o Michael & Sarah, married Henrietta Mary LUFFMAN, 19, Percy, North Fredericksburg, d/o Thomas & Emma, witn: Mariah Jemima & Thomas Nelson LUFFMAN of N. Fredericksburg, 17 Oct 1896 at Napanee
7543-96 Adam FINGLAND, 31, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Thomas & Maria, married Mary E. McKNIGHT, 24, Richmond, same, d/o Hugh & Martha, witn: Luella & Ruby McDIARMID both of Napanee on June 24, 1896 at Napanee
|007432-96 - Robert FINLAY, 27, laborer, Ireland, Stella, s/o Matthew & Jane FINLAY, married Minerva BROWN, 21, Amherst Island, Stella, d/o John & Elizabeth BROWN, witn; Fred G. CALVER of Bath and Emma G. BROWN of Amherst Island, 29 jul 1896 at Amherst Island
|007394-96 James FOWLER, 32, farmer, widower, Ontario, Storrington Tp., s/o Michael FOWLER & Ellen LORTALL, married Margaret HUGHES, 23, Ontario, Camden, d/o John HUGHES & Mary FITZPATRICK, witn: William HUGHES & Brigid Agnes WILSON both of Camden on Sept. 14, 1896 at St. Anthony's Church, Camden. (RC)
7529-96 - Dinwood FRENCH, 22, farmer, Richmond, Richmond, s/o James & Grace FRENCH married Annie ARNOLD, 18, Richmond, Richmond, d/o James & Catherine ARNOLD, witn: Mrs. G. S. WHITE & Ethel RUSH of Napanee, 11 March 1896, Napanee
|007434-96 - Charles Henry FREEMANTLE, 22, yeoman, Barrebury England, Ernestown s/o Thomas & Annie, married Ethel May HILL, 16, Adolphustown, South Fredericksburg, d/o William & Helen HILL, witn George and Elizabeth FREEMANTLE, both of Ernestown, 5 aug 1896 at Bath
|7456-96 William G. FRETTS, 24, farmer, Canada, South Fredericksburg, same, s/o William R. FRETTS & Susan FRASER, married Catherine Maud CADMAN, 21, Canada, Adolphustown, d/o William H. CADMAN & Agnes MURDOFF, witn: Charles R. VANSLYCK of Morven & Ila J. MILLER of Kingston, 29 Dec 1896 at Hay Bay Church
|7524-96 - William Arthur FRIZZELL, 24, post office clerk, widower, Napanee, Napanee, s/o R. F. & Elizabeth FRIZZELL married Lottie M. MEAGHER, 22, Napanee, Napanee, d/o W. H. & Marion MEAGHER, witn: John METZLER & Sadie METZLER of Napanee, 1 Jan 1896, Napanee
7532-96 - William John GALLINGER, 26, farmer, Owen Sound, Richmond, s/o William & Mary Ann GALLINGER married Mary Ellen WOOD, 18, Richmond, Richmond, d/o Alfred W. & Orsen WOOD, witn: Mrs. G. S. WHITE of Napanee & Ethel RUSH of Richmond, 8 April 1896, Napanee
|008914-97 Joseph Arthur GANLIN, 22, Deseronto, same, Labour, s/o Elmira LAPOINTE & Edward GANLIN married Ann MARLOW, 22, Belleville, Deseronto, d/o Clemence MARTIN & Aiken (Riken?) MARLOW. Wtn: Bernard O'ROURKE of Deseronto and Rose MARLOW of Deseronto on November 2, 1896 at Napanee
|007426-96 Robert GIBSON, 25, cheese maker, Glenvale, Ernestown, s/o Robert & Jane, married Carrie VALLEAU, 27, Selby, same, d/o George & Amanda, witn: Gordon D. G. VALLEAU of Selby & Amelia SPENCER of Trenton on Feb. 12, 1896 at Selby
|007423-96 Arthur GRANT, 23, laborer, Bell Rock, Napanee Mills, s/o Sidney & Jane, married Nancy THOMPSON, 24, Richmond, same, d/o Riley & Jane, witn: Ida STRATTON & Minnie BREEG(?) both of Selby on Apr. 29, 1896 at Selby
7565-96 - Rufus A. H. GULLIVER, 23, blacksmith, Rochester, Rochester, s/o Rufus & Phoebe GULLIVER married Emma MYERS, 22, Glenvale, Bath, d/o James & Elizabeth MYERS, witn: Tilly CROSSLEY & Ethel CROSSLEY of Napanee, 26 Sept 1896, Napanee
|007491-96 Albert HACKMAN (Hartman?), 28, farmer, widower, Moscow, Ernestown Tp., s/o Louis & Elizabeth, married Jennie L. DAVY, 23, Ernestown Tp., Odessa, s/o B.L. & Agnes, witn: Mr & Mrs Anson STORM both of Odessa on Feb. 5, 1896 at Odessa.
|007429-96 - Samuel J. HAMBLY, 25, farmer, North Fredericksburg, same, s/o J. R. HAMBLY, married Laura DENISON, 23, Richmond, same, d/o John & Phoebe J. DENISON, witn; Burton H. PERSTER of Brighton and Adolphus DENISON of Richmond, 15 jan 1896 at Richmond
|7414-96 Milton J. HARRIS, 25, Farmer, Richmond, same, s/o Henry & Margaret, mar. Mary Ann HART, 19, Camden, same, d/o Nelson & Margaret. Witn Mrs. J. R. BUTLER of Roblin, on 24 June, 1896, at Roblin.
7527-96 - James Eli HAWLEY, 26, farmer, Camden, Ernestown, s/o Eli P. & Elizabeth HAWLEY married Mary Blanche WILLIAMSON, 19, Camden, Camden, d/o Charles & Mary J. WILLIAMSON, witn: Gertie MILLER & Luella MCDEARMID of Napanee, 4 March 1896, Napanee
|7418-96 Sanford W. HAWLEY, 30, Farmer, Sheffield, Marlbank, s/o Dier & Manda, mar. Rhoda DESHANE, 20, Belmont, Marlbank, d/o James & Hannah. Witn Maud LANE & Mrs. J. R. Butler, both of Roblin, on 27 Dec., 1896, at Roblin.
|007515-96 - Fredrick HAYCOCK, 21, Framer, s/o William H. HAYCOCK & Caroline HAYCOCK, married Letitia Blanch MILLER, 19, Ernestown, Earnestown, d/o James LAKE & Mary E. MILLER, Witn.: H.C.W. MILLER, Gertie L. MILLER of Napanee, December 2, 1896 at Switzerville, Ernestown
7562-96 - Frederick HAYES, 23, blacksmith, Napanee, Napanee, s/o John & Margaret HAYES married Elizabeth E. Maud MILLER, 18, England, Peterborough, d/o William & Emora MILLER, witn: Wesley HOWEL & Carrie HOWEL of Napanee, 2 Sept 1896, Napanee
|007393-96 John HOGAN, 34, hotel keeper, Ontario, Sydenham, s/o Pat HOGAN & Elizah KENNEDY, married Mary Anne O'CONNOR, 34, Ontario, Centreville, d/o William O'CONNOR & Sarah QUIGLEY, witn: John O'REILLY of Loughborough & Anne HAGERTY of Kingston on Oct. 5, 1896 at St. Anthony's Church, Camden. (RC)
7582-96 James Malcolm HOGLE, 31, farmer, Ernestown, same, s/o William A. & Sarah E., married Rosa Eltha AMEY, 29, Ernestown, same, d/o George Nelson & Cynthia, witn: Mr. & Mrs. O. J. AMEY no residences given on Dec. 23, 1896 at Napanee.
|007391-96 John HOPKINS, 30, farmer, Sheffield, same, s/o James HOPKINS & Margaret FLANAGAN, married Martha Ann BARRETT, 26, Ontario, Camden, d/o Michael BARRETT & Mary NEALON, witn: William HOPKINS of Sheffield & Ellen BARRETT of Camden on Aug. 5, 1895 at St. Anthony's Church, Camden. (RC)
|007436-96 - Thomas HORNER, 22, yeoman, Durham England, South Fredericksburgh, s/o John & Margaret HORNER, married Nettie WALLACE, 19, Selby, Napanee, d/o William & Annie WALLACE, witn Emily M. TUCKER and Annie WHISKIN both of Bath, 14 oct 1896 at Bath.
|007409-96 Morley Isaac HUFFMAN, 22, farmer, Moscow, same, s/o Marshall G. & Mary M., married Alice AMEY, 19, Moscow, same, d/o Willet & Hester, witn: Charles and Effie AMEY,(residence not listed), Dec. 10, 1895, Moscow
|007482-96 John Wesley HUGHES, 23, farmer, Arden Ontario, same, s/o Charlotte & Peter, married Nellie Elizabeth LOTT, 19, Sheffield Tp., same, d/o Jane & John G., witn: John G. & Jane LOTT (sic) both of Sheffield Tp. on July 4, 1896 at Tamworth
|7448-96 Marshal JACKSON, 28, Farmer, McDonalds Corners, Tp. Denbigh, s/o John & Elizabeth, mar. Elmay DRADER, 18, Buckley Ont., Tp. Denbigh, d/o Jacob & Mary. Witn Mary Ann DRADER & Thomas JACKSON, both of Tp. Denbigh, on 14 Nov., 1896, at Tp. Denbigh.
|007474-96 William J. JAMIESON, 21, farmer, Sheffield, same, s/o John & Mary, married M. May HUNTER, 21, Sheffield, same, d/o Paul & Elizabeth, witn: William FULLER & Francis HUNTER both of Tamworth on Feb. 11, 1896 at Sheffield Tp.
7541-96 James Alexander JAYNE, 21, farmer, South Fredericksburg, Adolphustown, s/o James Alexander & Clarissa, married Bertha BROWN, 19, North Fredericksburg, same, d/o George & Althea, witn: William NOWLAN & Clara JAYNE no residences given on June 24, 1896 at Napanee
|7421-96 George Nelson JOHNSTON, 23, Farmer, Roblin, Camden, s/o John & Adelia, mar. Marietta MOWERS, 20, Camden, same, d/o Stephen & Ann Eliza. Witn Mrs. J. R. BUTLER & Olive PAUL, both of Roblin, on 06 Sept., 1896, at Roblin.
|7437-96 Roderick JOHNSTON, 24, Harness Maker, Bath, same, s/o John & Elizabeth, mar. Martha COLLINS, 19, Bath, same, d/o Charles & Elizabeth. Witn George FINIGAN of Millhaven & May COLLINS of Bath, on 25 Mar., 1896, at Bath.
7575-96 Harry Dill KELLY, 34, grocer, Washington Tp. Norfolk Co., Toronto, s/o Jane B. & Jane, married Mary McGOUN, 31, Montreal Que., Toronto, d/o Lachlan & Hannah, witn: J.B. STEVENSON & Esther McCOSKERY both of Toronto on Oct. 21, 1896 at Napanee.
|007405-96 Edward KAVANAUGH, 26, labourer, Ont., Napanee Mills, s/o John? KAVANAUGH, & Mary BURNS, married Catherine LATIMER, 20, Ont., Camden, d/o William LATIMER & Elizah BREAULT, witn: David DELONGHERY, of Hinchinbrook & Harriet HAMEL of Camden, Nov. 18, 1896, Camden
|7469-96 William James KENNEDY, 26, farmer, Sheffield twp., same, s/o George & Martha, married Stella SMITH, 18, Sheffield twp., Tamworth, d/o Harvey & Rachel, witn: James M. THOMSON of Newburgh & L. Sophia GANDIER? of Halifax NS, 6 June 1896 at Newburgh
|007392-96 Maurice KENNY, 30, laborer, Ontario, Portland, s/o James KENNY & Elizah O'NEIL, married Agnes SAGRIFF, 21, Ontario, Portland, d/o James SAGRIFF & Elizah LAVEQUE, witn: James KENNY & Mary Ann SAGRIFF both of Portland on Feb. 11, 1895 at St. Anthony's Church, Camden. (RC)
|7443-96 Cyrus W. KENYON, 22, Farmer, Tp. Denbigh, same, s/o William & Nancy, mar. Sarah STUFFLES, 20, Tp. Matawatchan, Co. Prince Edward, d/o David & Mary Jane. Witn James GOWAN & Margaret GOWAN, both of Tp. Abinger, on 12 July, 1896, at the Wensley School House, Tp. Abinger.
|7441-96 John Bailey KERR, 28, Lumber Agent, Chelsea Que., Arnprior Ont., s/o Agnes & Archibald, mar. Grace Alena CASSADA, 20, Tp. Kaladar, same, d/o Thomas & Mary. Witn Linden CASSADA & Mrs. George SHIRE, both of Northbrook, on 18 May, 1896, at Tp. Kaladar.
|007476-96 Charles KIMMETT, 34, farmer, Richmond, same, s/o Nathaniel KIMMETT & Jane DUGAN, married Emma HINCLEY (Hinchey?)25, Sheffield, same, d/o Elizabeth Anne MILLIGAN & Thomas HINCLEY, witn: Daniel HINCLEY & Cinderella WATTERS both of Sheffield on Feb. 18, 1896 at Tamworth
7531-96 - Daniel KIRK, 21, farmer, Hinchinbrooke, Hinchinbrooke, s/o James & Ellen Murphy KIRK married Bertha SILLS, 18, Hinchinbrooke, Hinchinbrooke, d/o George & Ellen V. SILLS, witn: Ethel HUGABONE of Camden & Luella MCDIARMID of Napanee, 26 March 1896, Napanee
|7446-96 John Wesley LANE, 27, Farmer, Tp. Denbigh, same, s/o John & Mathilda, mar. Anna M. PETZOLD, 22, Tp. Denbigh, same, d/o Edward & Anna. Witn Frederick CHATSON & Jennie LANE, both of Tp. Denbigh, on 13 Oct., 1896, at Vennachar.
|#008848-97 (Addington Co): Alvin Stenson LEE, 23, farmer, Camden twp., Portland twp., s/o George & Elizabeth, married Irene Eliz. GARRISON, 16, Moscow, Colebrook, d/o Cyrus N. & Martha, witn: George Byron FRINK of Thorpe & Effie May GARRISON of Colebrook, 23 Dec 1896 at Camden
|007498-96 George LEFAVE, 20, laborer, Belleville, same, s/o Joseph & Nettie, married Libbie SWEET, 18, Ontario, North Fredericksburg, d/o Robert & Hannah Ellen, witn: Robert J. & Alice DRUCE both of Thorpe on Jan. 11, 1896 at North Fredericksburg
|007388-96 John Fraser LOCHHEAD, 40, artist, Camden, Trenton, s/o John & Hannah, married Rosa WALKER, 30, Camden, same, d/o Harvey S. & Margaret, witn: Robert T. & Margaret B. WAGAR both of Camden on Aug. 19, 1896 at Enterprise
|007387-96 John Alfred James LOVE, 25, farmer, Yarker Ontario, same, s/o Thomas & Elizabeth, married Carrie Gertrude BROWN, 19, Moscow Ontario, same, d/o Chester & Susan, witn: Clayton BROWN of Moscow & Luella WAGAR of Enterprise on May 27, 1896 at Moscow
|008880-97 Geo Washington LUCAS, 39, Ernesttown, same, Widower, Farmer, s/o Nancy LUCAS & Geo SWEET married Nellie Catherine FRASER, 31, Ernesttown, same, d/o Sarah FRASER & Isaac FRASER. Wtn: Ethol (sic) M. FRASER of Ernesttown and Henry ALLEN of Camden on December 30, 1896 at Ernesttown
|007489-96 George Arthur LUCAS, 17 years, farmer, Kingston Tp., Ernestown, s/o George & Nina, married Lulu Mabel SUTTON, 16, Thurlow Tp., Camden Tp., d/o Joseph C. & Catherine A., witn: Sperry & Blanche PHILBY (?) both of Wilton Ontario on Feb. 19, 1896 at Wilton
|007506-96 Thomas Nelson LUFFMAN, 21, farmer, Canada, North Fredericksburg, s/o N. S. LUFFMAN & Emma BREETON, married Maria Jemima HUYCK, 20, Canada, North Fredericksburg, d/o Burger HUYCK & Margaret RICHARDSON, witn: May LUFFMAN of Fredericksburg & George FIELDS of Hastings Co. on Sept. 27, 1896 at Morven
7578-96 Charles MARSDEN, 30, fireman, London England, Deseronto, s/o Thomas & Jane, married Carrie HAGADORN, 20, Morven, Deseronto, d/o Henry & Drucilla, witn: Thomas & Maggie BURLEY both of Deseronto on Nov. 7, 1896 at Napanee.
7555-96 Angus MARTYN, 40, Division Court Clerk, widower, Bruce Co., Ripley, s/o Donald & Annie, married Annie E. WEIR, 30, Camden, Enterprise, d/o Peter & Mary, witn: Mr. & Mrs. C. W. WEIR both of Napanee Mills on July 28, 1896 at Napanee
|007501-96 John Henry MATTHEWS, 23, teamster, Kingston, same, s/o William & Catharine, married Emma Adeline FISH, 22, Napanee, same, d/o Levi & Ruth, witn: Horace & Grace E. MABEE both of Odessa on May 31, 1896 at Odessa.
|007395-96 John H. McAVOY, 28, hotel keeper, Ontario, Newburgh, s/o Patrick McAVOY & Elizah BUCKLEY, married Mary Catharine McNEIL, 25, Ontario, Camden, d/o Archibald McNEIL & Elizah DAWSON, witn: Joseph McNEIL & Elizah McAVOY both of Camden on Jan. 21, 1895 at St. Anthony's Church, Camden. (RC)
|7420-96 Harry Benson McCABE, 21, Painter, Hay Bay, Napanee, s/o Leonard & Sarah, mar. Mary Elizabeth DOYLE, 20, Richmond, same, d/o James & Catherine. Witn John DOYLE of Ernesttown & Francis FRINK (?) of Napanee, on 09 Sept., 1896, at St. Jude's Church at Kingsford.
|007385-96 John Alexander McCORMACK, 28, farmer, Selby, same, s/o James & Margaret, married Bertha W. NEWMAN, 26, Colebrook, Moscow Ont., d/o John & Annie M., witn: Hugh McCORMACK & Jennie MARSHALL of Camden East on June 2, 1896 at Moscow
|7419-96 Artimus Hobart McGINNESS, 25, Farmer, Richmond, Napanee, s/o Arthur & Margaret, mar. Martha Elizabeth ACKERMAN, 24, Camden, Napanee, d/o James & Sarah. Witn Robert McGINNESS & Maggie A. McGINNESS, both of Richmond, on 28 Dec., 1896, at St. John's Church, Selby.
|007398-96 Robt. Alex MCGREGOR, 18, farmer, Camden, same. s/o Mathew & Mary Jane, married Mary E. LACE, 20, England, Camden, d/o Thomas & Margaret, witn: Jns. W. & Elizabeth KIMMETT, both of Millhaven, Aug. 11, 1896, Camden.
|007433-96 - James McKEE, 33, farmer, Ireland, Amherst Island, s/o John & Nancy McKEE, married Sarah McCORMICK, 25, Amherst Island, same, d/o Hugh & Anne McCORMICK, witn Tom McCORMICK and Maggie McKEE both of Amherst Island, 12 feb 1896 at Amherst Island
|007517-96 - William A. McLEAN, 23, Farmer, Twp. Portland, Twp. Portland, s/o John Wesley McLEAN & Deborah McLEAN, married Annie E. IRISH, 22, Ernestown, Ernestown, d/o Robert James IRISH & Hannah IRISH, Witn.: Fred BROWN of Wilton, Luella MONTGOMERY of Yarker, December 30, 1896 at Ernestown
|7530-96 - Frederick MCNABB, 22, student, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o George & Eliza MCNABB married Emma Eugenia ROBINSON, 20, Napanee, Napanee, d/o George & Annie ROBINSON, witn: Mina MARKLE of London & Luella MCDIARMID of Napanee, 19 March 1896, Napanee
7535-96 Donald Carmichael McNAUGHTON, 32, traveller, Montreal, same, s/o Archibald McNAUGHTON & Catharine McGREGOR, married Mabel Louise AYLSWORTH, 24, Napanee, same, d/o Jehial AYLSWORTH & Elizabeth HUME, witn: Louise DALY of Napanee & David CUNNINGHAM MD of Kingston on April 30, 1896 at Napanee
7557-96 - Richard MCNEILL, 33, upholsterer, widower, Napanee, Napanee, s/o John MCNEILL & Mary MCKILLOP married Mary A. BARRETT, 34, Camden, Napanee, d/o Henry BARRETT & Catherine PURTELL, witn: Archie MCNEILL & Maggie BARRATT of Napanee, 3 Aug 1896, Napanee
|007402-96 Stephen Blake MERRILL, 29, merchant, Canada, Camden, s/o Forsyth & Martha, married Augusta PARNELL, 28, Canada, Camden, d/o William & Mary, witn: Mrs. Dunn & Mrs. K. B. Booth, (residence not listed), Dec. 3, 1896, Enterprise
|007484-96 Adam MILLIGAN, 22, farmer, Sheffield Tp., same, s/o Eliza STINSON & James MILLIGAN, married Jennie WATTERS, 23, Sheffield Tp., same, d/o Nancy HAGGERTY & Thomas WATTERS, witn: Thomas MILLIGAN & Nancy WATTERS (sic) both of Sheffield Tp. on June 6, 1896 at Tamworth
7551-96 Hugh MILLING, 40, hotel keeper, widower, Camden, Napanee, s/o Stewart & Ann, married Ann Maria LONG, 42, Richmond, Napanee, d/o George & Agnes, witn: Robert MILLING of Napanee & Lillian FILE of N. Fredericksburg on Aug. 10, 1896 at Napanee
|007495-96 James MILLS, 20, farmer, Ernestown, same, s/o Stephen Henry & Mary Ann, married Rosa BURLY, 17, Ernestown, same, d/o John S. & Elizabeth, witn: Alex MILLS & Hettie B. LUCAS both of Ernestown Tp. on May 27, 1896 at Ernestown
|007497-96 A. MILLS, 23, farmer, Ontario, Ernestown, s/o Stephen H. & Mary Ann, married Hattie B. LUCAS, 21, Ernestown, same, d/o Allen & Margaret, witn: James & Rosa MILLS both of Ernestown on June 17, 1896 at Ernestown
7545-96 Edward MOHAN, 29, farmer, Kingston Tp., Odessa, s/o Michael MOHAN & Margaret ROACHE, married Mary MOONEY, 25, Napanee, same, d/o Hugh MOONEY & Sarah EGAN, witn: Patrick MOHAN of Kingston Tp. & Ann MOONEY of Napanee on April 27, 1896 at Napanee
7556-96 Robert B. MOORE, 23, farmer, Sheffield, same, s/o Conrad & Isabella, married Alice HARPER, 24, Scotland, Sheffield, d/o James & Ann, witn: Miss Kate EMBURY & Mrs Hellen LANE both of Napanee on July 30, 1896 at Napanee
|7438-96 Joseph MORGAN, 28, School Teacher, Sprican (?), Bath, s/o John & Catherine, mar. Helen Eliza DAVY, 18, Bath, same, d/o Peter Robinson & Mary. Witn Florence H. Davy, Harold S. NORTHMORE (?) M. D., Lillian LeWHITE & Charles B. DAVY, all of Bath, on 06 Apr., 1896, at Bath.
|007483-96 John MORRISON, 30, farmer, Sheffield Tp., same, s/o Jane HOGSON & Samuel MORRISON, married Carrie Jane TYNER, 24, Sheffield Tp., same, d/o Ellen WATTERS & John A. TYNER, witn: Wesley WATERS (sic) & Mary Ann TYNER both of Sheffield Tp. on Oct. 28, 1896 at Christ Church, Tamworth
|007473-96 Albert MORTON, 37, widower, mechanic, Canada, New York USA, s/o James & Jane, married Abbie A. WAGAR, 27, Canada, Sheffield, d/o Leonard & Alvira, witn: William A. FULLER & Minnie SHEILDS both of Tamworth on Feb. 5, 1896 at Tamworth
|7442-96 David Edgar MOUNTNEY, 33, Farmer, Tp. Barrie, Tp. Denbigh, s/o Gilbert & Sarah, mar. Susannah McDONALD, 33, Tp. Matawatchan, Tp. Denbigh, d/o William & Susannah. Witn Paul STEIN of Village of Denbigh & Prof. W'm SCHNEIDER of Allegany City U. S. A., on 19 Aug., 1896, at Lutheran Parsonage in the Village of Denbigh.
|007435-96 - Thomas James NAYLOR, 28, manager advertising Co., Deseronto, same, s/o Thomas and Frances NAYLOR, married Sarah Edna COATS, 22, Napanee, same, d/o John & Ann COATS, witn; A. W. CALLAGHAN of Kingston and Jane COATS of Napanee, 23 sep 1896 at Bath
|7463-96 William B. NOLAN, 25, farmer, North Fredericksburg, same, s/o Michael & Annie, married Clara May JAYNE, 19, Richmond, Adolphustown, d/o James & Clarisy, witn: William Herbert PALMER of Hay Bay & Esther E. JAYNE of Gosport, 4 Nov 1896 at South Napanee
7569-96 - Thomas O'ROURKE, 23, laborer, Connaught Ireland, Napanee Mills, s/o James O'ROURKE & Catherine KELLY married Lillia LUCAS, 22, widow, Newburgh, Newburgh, d/o Thomas SWEET & Cassie HARTEN, witn: Arthur F. CHINNECK of Napanee & Elizabeth FOX of Napanee Mills, 6 Aug 1896, Napanee
|7461-96 George F. OSTROM, 25, produce dealer, Ontario, Rednerville, s/o Joseph K. & Sarah Ann, married Getta LOYST, 25, Ontario, South Fredericksburg, d/o Michael & Alwilda, witn: Fred HERMAN of Rednerville & Addie LOYST of S. Fredericksburg, 22 Jan [1896] at South Fredericksburg
|7460-96 Samuel PARKS, 22, farmer, South Fredericksburg, same, s/o Manson & Sarah, married Jennie Eleanor MEYERS, 22, South Fredericksburg, same, d/o James & Agnes, witn: Robert E. MEYERS of S. Fredericksburg & Addie May PAUL of Ernestown, 19 Aug 1896 at South Fredericksburg
|007521-96 - William Durlin PENNEL, 31, Farmer, North Hastings, Richmond, s/o Alfred PENNEL & Lucy PENNEL, married Elizabeth Margaret LOGAN, 31, North Hastings, Napanee, d/o Richard LOGAN & Mary Ann LOGAN, Witn.: Byron PENNEL, Helen EMBERSON, January 14, 1896 at Napanee
|007431-96 - Peter PENNELL, 34, no occupation, Portland, Camden, widower, s/o Henry & Eliza PENNELL, married Eliza SOUTH, 19, Camden, same, d/o John SOUTH, witn Mrs. J. R. BUTLER and Mrs. Jennie LANE both fo Roblin, 7 may 1896 at Roblin
7583-96 Frank PETERSON, 31, labourer, Napanee, same, s/o Christopher & Sarah Ann, married Maggie EVANS, 19, Napanee, same, d/o John & Catharine, witn: Mrs G. S. WHITE & Elizabeth LYON both of Napanee on Dec. 24, 1896 at Napanee
|7413-96 John Jacob PERRY, 48, Widower, Druggist, North Fredericksburgh, Napanee, s/o Ebenezer & Amelia, mar. Claire Antionette ADAMS, 25, Spinster, Prince Edward Co., Richmond, d/o Abraham & Mary. Witn J. C. LONG & Alice LONG, both of Richmond, on 09 July, 1896, at Richmond.
7537-96 Walter H. PHILLIPS, 20, drug clerk, London England, Kingston, s/o Thomas & Elizabeth, married Ada Gertrude NICHOLS, 19, Watertown New York USA, Kingston, d/o Marshall & Agness, witn: Annie & Ethal CROSSLEY both of Napanee on April 3, 1896 at Napanee.
|007425-96 Charles PLATT, 36, lumberman, Brighton, Napanee, s/o W. M. & Sarah, married Bessie LOUCKS, 22, Lonsdale, Napanee, d/o Charles & Mary Rebecca, witn: Mrs Joseph L. LOYD & Mrs. J. R. BUTLER both of Roblin on May 5, 1896 at Roblin
|7464-96 Gifford POST, 21, farmer, North Fredericksburg, same, s/o Marcus E. & Rebecca, married Helen Hattie Mary WILLIAMS, 21, Ernestown, North Fredericksburg, d/o Henry & Harriet, witn: Fred SMITH of Napanee & Lula WILLIAMS of N. Fredericksburg, 16 Dec 1896 at South Napanee
|7422-96 William Ryerson PRINGLE, 24, Farmer, Richmond, same, s/o Michael & Margaret, mar. Isabella FRISKIN, 22, Richmond, same, d/o Adam & Annie B. Witn U. B. SILLS & Annie B. FRISKIN, both of Richmond, on 23 Dec., 1896, at Richmond.
|7457-96 Wallace Lace PUTNEY, 27, farmer, USA, same, s/o Elmore PUTNEY & Harriet PORTUS (Porters?), married Olive Louisa SAGAR, 23, Canada, North Fredericksburg, d/o Simon SAGAR & Abeline HOWELL, witn: Edward B. DAVENPORT of Mallorytown & Mary URQUHART of Kingston, 30 Dec 1896 at North Fredericksburg
|008915-97 Edward Charles READY, 25, England, Deseronto, Farmer, s/o Elizabeth EASTWELL & Thomas READY married Mary BARRY, 20, New York, Deseronto, d/o Margaret MADDEN & Thomas BARRY. Wtn: Mr. & Mrs. Patk FOX of Deseronto on November 28, 1896 at Napanee
|007408-96 - J. W. REID, 31, farmer, Camden, same, s/o John and Elizabeth, married Ella HINCHEY, 22, Camden, same, d/o William & Ellen, witn: Thomas HINCHEY & Elizabeth REID, (residence not listed), January 8, 1896, Centreville
|007500-96 Frederick George REYNOLDS, 30, farmer, Ernestown Tp., same, s/o George Isaac REYNOLDS & Sarah YOLE (Yale?), married Nettie HARTMAN, 25, Camden East, Ernestown Tp., d/o Lewis HARTMAN & Elizabeth BURLEY, witn: Anson STORMS & Mrs Maggie SMITH both of Odessa on June 17, 1896 at Odessa
|007471-96 William Bruce RICHARDSON, 23, barber, Tamworth, same, s/o Jemima & George, married Emma E. WATTERS, (Walters?) 23, Sheffield, Tamworth, d/o Nancy HAGGERTY & Thomas WATTERS, witn: Adam MILLIGAN & Sarah Jane WATTERS both of Tamworth on Jan. 1, 1896 at Tamworth
|7459-96 Amos J. ROBISON, 31, cheese maker, Richmond, Sillsville, s/o James & Margaret, married Hannah M. LASHER, 29, Sillsville, same, d/o Bidwell & Georgianna, witn: George H. ROBISON of Morven & Beata LASHER of Sillsville, 24 June 1896 at Sillsville
7536-96 John Wesley ROBINSON, 33, merchant, Hungerford Tp. Hastings Co., Napanee, s/o Rev. Robert ROBINSON & Emily FRETZ, married Edith Fowler HERRING, 23, Napanee, same, d/o George Hiram HERRING & Adeline AYLSWORTH, witn: R. P. LAHEY & Nellie HERRING both of Napanee on June 2, 1896 at Napanee
|007522-96 - Frederick Sperry ROCKWELL, 22, Traveller, Lennox Co., Napanee, s/o Wilber A. ROCKWELL & Martha A. ROCKWELL, married Lotta Gretta Evelyn WARNER, d/o Damon S. WARNER & Georgina WARNER, Witn.: Damon S. WARNER, Juliet HOROSON (?), February 4, 1896 at Napanee
|7445-96 Frank RODGERS, 22, Farmer, Tp. Hungerford, Tp. Denbigh, s/o Peter & Margaret, mar. Marie B. PETZOLD, 20, Tp. Denbigh, same, d/o Edward & Anna. Witn George W. SWEETNAM & Mrs. M. W. LEIGH, both of Vennachar, on 26 Sept., 1896, at Vennachar.
|007403-96 James W. ROMBOUGH, 27, farmer, Canada, Camden, s/o Jack & Mary A., married Lettie E. MILLIGAN, 25, Canada, Camden, d/o Absalom & Mary, witn: Marcus HULL of Camden & Mary F. Kellar of Bath, Sept. 9, 1896, Enterprise
|007396-96 James Irvine RUSSELL, 27, farmer, Richmond, S. Fredericksburg, s/o John RUSSELL & Margaret ROOLLS, married Frances L. WILD, 28, Camden, same, d/o William WILD & Ann TENNANT, witn: W. J. WILDE (sic) of Camden & Olive E. RUSSELL of Richmond on Sept. 16, 1896 at Camden
|007493-96 Archibald T. RUTTAN, 37, farmer, Ernestown, Morven, s/o Jacob & Mary A. married Augusta Ellen BARTELS, 28, Ernestown, same, d/o Douglas Alfred BARTELS & Ellen JOHNSON, witn: Mrs D. A. BARTELS & Mrs Mary A. LLOYD of Ernestown on Apr. 8, 1896 at the residence of D. A. Bartels of Storms Corners, Ernestown Tp
|008921-97 John SAMSON, 32, Ireland, Ernesttown, Farmer, s/o Eliza SAMSON & George SAMSON married Annie SHANE, 25, Camden, same, d/o Mary SHANE & John SHANE. Wtn: Edith McDIARMID of Lindsay and Luella McDIARMID of Napanee on December 22, 1896 at Napanee
|007523-96 - Samuel SAVAGE, 25, Clerk, Ottawa, Ottawa, s/o Samuel SAVAGE & Elizabeth SAVAGE, married Frances CUNNINGHAM, 23, Bath, Bath, d/o Luke CUNNINGHAM & Anna CUNNINGHAM, Witn.: William SAVAGE of Ottawa, Maggie E. CUNNINGHAM of Bath, January 8, 1896 at Napanee
7560-96 - Thomas I. SCRIMSHAW, 24, laborer, Deseronto, Deseronto, s/o Isaac & Deborah SCRIMSHAW married Eliza R. BROWN, 25, North Fredericksburgh, North Fredericksburgh, d/o Edley & Elida BROWN, witn: Annie W. CLIFF & Luella MCDIARMID of Napanee, 7 Sept 1896, Napanee
|007412-96 Milo SHULTZ, 26, farmer, Moscow, Olden, s/o William & Mary Ellen, married Alice WAGAR, 32, widow, Newburgh, Enterprise, d/o Peter & Jane SHULTZ, witn: Andrew & Mary E. SHULTZ, both of Yarker, June 6, 1896, Yarker.
|007511-96 Edwin SMART, 30 years, book keeper, Brockville, same, s/o Robert & Sarah, married Hattie B. DERBYSHIRE, 29, Odessa, same, d/o Byron & Alice, witn: John C. SYCAMORE of Brockville & Florence DERBYSHIRE of Odessa on July 16, 1896 at Odessa.
|007510-96 Schuyler Edgar SMITH, 26, yeoman, Ernestown, same, s/o Samuel & Eleanor, married Carrie Gertrude CLEMENT, 17, Ernestown, same, d/o John & Caroline, witn: Manson SMITH & Jenet LAIRD both of Ernestown on Nov. 11, 1896 at Ernestown
|007427-96 William SMITH, 30, farmer, Tyendinaga, Hungerford, s/o David & Jane, married Emma PALMER, 22, Shannonville, Yarmouth, d/o Spencer & Emma, witn: Mrs. J. R. BUTLER & Mrs. Jennet LANE both of Roblin on May 6, 1896 at Roblin
|7466-96 Harry E. SMITH, 22, jeweller, Napanee, same, s/o Frederick & Amelia, married Olive E. BLANCHARD, 21, Morven, North Fredericksburg, d/o John & Olive, witn: Mattie L. BLANCHARD of N. Fredericksburg & F. W. COTES of Kingston, 2 March 1896 at North Fredericksburg
|. 007478-96 James SMITH, 29, farmer, Hungerford, same, s/o David & Jane, married Agnes WEIGHILL, 22, Hungerford, same, d/o Joshua & Elizabeth, witn: Mrs Charles SMITH of Tamworth & Aggie YOUNG of Marlbank on Mar. 18, 1896 at Tamworth
|007514-96 - Sperry Oswald SNIDER, 21, Farmer, Ernestown, Ernestown, s/o Albert M. SNIDER & Clara SNIDER, married Alice Estella HOWARD, 28, Twp. Kingston, Odessa, d/o Russell HOWARD, Pheobe M. HOWARD, Witn.: Anson STORM, Caroline STORMS, both of Odessa, November 19, 1896 at Odessa
|7439-96 Thomas Inglis SPOWART, 28, Cheese Maker, Scotland, Bath, s/o James & Elizabeth, mar. Emma George WEMP, 26, Bath, same, d/o Duncan Barnabas & Catharine Mary. Witn John Michael WEMP & Anna G. HOGLE, both of Bath, on 17 Apr., 1896, at Bath
7533-96 Thomas STENHOUSE, 27, car inspector, Hamilton, Brockville, s/o Alexander & Mary Ann, married Sarah MITCHELL, 27, Lyn Leeds Co., Napanee, d/o George & Margaret, witn: John OWENS of Brockville & Laura MITCHELL of Napanee on April 15, 1896 at Napanee.
7528-96 - James STOKES, 46, clerk, widower, Kingston New York, Deseronto, s/o Hiram & Ann STOKES married Cora B. SIMMONS, 28, widow, Napanee, Deseronto, d/o James & Clarissa LOUCKS, witn: Thomas JOHNSTON & Alex ARMSTRONG of Napanee, 27 Feb 1896, Napanee
|007424-96 Silas STORRINGS, 26, farmer, Richmond, same, s/o Gordon & Jane Ann, married Minerva DELINE, 16, Richmond, Camden, d/o Martin & Lucy, witn: Martin DELINE of Camden & Ella THOMPSON of Richmond on Mar. 28, 1896 at Roblin
7526-96 - Lewis H. STOVER, 57, gentleman, widower, Ernestown, Camden, s/o Jacob H. & Margaret STOVER married Alida A. P. PARROTT, 32, Ernestown, Ernestown, d/o Henry & Hannah PARROTT, witn: Mrs. G. S. WHITE & Ethel RUSH of Napanee, 5 Feb 1896, Napanee
7534-96 William SUTTON, 39, butcher, widower, England, Newburgh, s/o James & Martha, married Elizabeth SHANE, 31, Camden, Napanee, d/o Peter & Mary, witn: David A. VALLEAU & Etta LAURENCE both of Napanee on April 14, 1896 at St. Mary Magdaline Church Napanee.
7576-96 Samuel Milligan SWEET, 22, labourer, Newburgh, Camden, s/o Robert & Ellen, married Rachel Tracy SOLES, 20, Newburgh, Olden Frontenac Co., d/o Thomas & Elizabeth, witn: William GEORGE & Minnie May SWEET both of Napanee Mills on Nov. 21, 1896 at Napanee
7572-96 - Jesse Edward SWEET, 21, farmer, Sidney, Camden, s/o Samuel & Esther A. SWEET married Addie Amelia BAKER, 18, Kennebec, Kennebec, d/o Philip & Mary BAKER, witn: Samuel SWEET & Robert SWEET of Camden, 6 Oct 1896, Napanee
|007399-96 William George SWEETE (Sweet?), 19, labourer, Newburgh, Napanee Mills, s/o Robert George & Hannah, married Minnie May THOMPSON, 18, Camden, Napanee Mills, d/o Elsie Thompson, father not known, witn: Samuel & Martin SWEETE, both of Napanee Mills , July, 6, 1896, (place not listed)
|007407-96 Frederick E. SWITZER, 23, farmer, Moscow, Newburgh, s/o John? Douglas & Agnes, married Lena Victoria HARTEN, 19, Croyden, Newburgh, d/o George & Margaret, witn: James MILLIGAN & Wate? SEDORE both of Camden East, Oct. 22, 1896, Camden East.
|007487-96 Lewis J. SWITZER, 17, farmer, Camden Tp., same, s/o Clarissa & Henry, married Alma Blanche JACKSON, 17, Enterprise, same, d/o Morinda & Coxwell, witn: Alfred JACKSON of Enterprise & Augusta CRAIG of Moscow on Nov. 4, 1896 at Tamworth
|007440-96 - William THIBEAU, 30, tanner, Provice of Québec, Kaladar, s/o Sylvester, THIBEAU & Elizabeth TARRINGTON, married Ida LOWRY, 28, Michigan USA, Elzevir, widow, d/o Peter McSHERRY & Lucy RENNOLS, witn R. W. MILLER and Mrs. R. W. MILLER of Actinolite, 27 jul 1896 at Actinolite.
|007504-96 James THOMPSON, 29, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Andrew & Susanna, married Alberta WALKER, 19, Wilton, same, d/o Albert & Annie, witn: Festus McARTHUR of Wilton & Nettie PETERS of Thorpe on Sept. 4, 1896 at Thorpe, Ernestown Tp
|007494-96 Eli THOMPSON, 22, yeoman, Camden Tp., same, s/o Andrew & Susan, married Luella Ettie YOUNG, 18, Ernestown Tp., same, d/o James & Helen, witn: A. Delbert & Jennie HUTCHINS both of Thorpe on Apr. 23, 1896 at Ernestown Tp.
7563-96 - William H. THOMPSON, 22, farmer, Camden, Camden, s/o Nicholas & Betsy THOMPSON married Matilda THOMPSON, 19, Camden, Camden, d/o Andrew & Susan THOMPSON, witn: Maggie ANDERSON of Napanee & Minnie HALIDAY of Winnipeg, 6 Aug 1896, Napanee
|7452-96 Colin THOMPSON, 29, Farmer, Tp. Matawatchan, same, s/o William & Mrs. William, mar. Lucy CARSWELL, 19, Tp. Matawatchan, same, d/o David & Mrs. D. Witn Patrick CARSWELL & Maggy THOMPSON, both of Tp. Matawatchan, on 06 Apr., 1896, at Vennachar.
7559-96 - George Alexander TISDALE, 22, cigar maker, Kingston, Barriefield, s/o Lewis & Annie TISDALE married Edith May ESFORD, 18, Barriefield, Barriefield, d/o Henry & Sarah ESFORD, witn: F. J. VANALSTINE & Luella MCDIARMID of Napanee, 7 Sept 1896, Napanee
|#008928-97 - William D. VANALSTINE, 32, carpenter, Richmond Napanee, s/o Joseph & Elizabeth, married Loretta A. BROWN, 32, South Leeds, Napanee, d/o Abner & Loretta, witn: Abner & Almon BROWN of N. Fredericksburg, 30 Dec 1896 at Napanee
7539-96 George H. VANALSTINE, 23, furniture finisher, Napanee, same, s/o John & Jane, married Edith M. HUFFMAN, 19, Napanee, same, d/o John C. & Jane, witn: Perry HUFFMAN & Blanch CALDER both of Napanee on June 17, 1896 at Napanee.
|7564-96 - William C. VANCE, 20, printer, Pittsburg, Napanee, s/o Robert W. & Harriet E. VANCE married Alma MARVIN, 19, Prince Edward, Napanee, d/o Vandorn & Jane MARVIN, witn: Wesley HUFF & Annie CROSSLEY of Napanee, 1 Aug 1896, Napanee
|007516-96 - Perry Alyesworth VANSLYCK, 24, Farmer, Hawley, Bath, s/o Adderly VANSLYCK & Almira H. AYLESWORTH, married Edith Grace VALLEAU, 22, Selby, Selby, d/o John VALLEAU & Mary Jane BOYCE, Witn.: Charles A. VANSLYCK of Morven, F. Maud GALEY of Belleville, December 23, 1896 at Odessa
7549-96 Asahel W. VERMILYEA, 60, merchant, widower, Belleville, same, s/o Solomon & Elizabeth, married Sarah MILLER, 57, widow, England, Napanee, d/o William & Frances MOUNTEER, witn: Mary J. MILLER of Napanee Mills & Jane MOUNTEER of Napanee on July 6, 1896 at Napanee
|008919-97 Amos Johnston WAGAR, 21, Camden, N. Fredericksburgh, Farmer, s/o Adelaide WAGAR & Charles WAGAR married Nellie Maria McCABE, 18, S. Fredericksburgh, Napanee, d/o Sarah Eliza McCABE & Myrs? McCABE. Wtn: Stephen BENNETT of Selby and Martha Helena McCABE of Napanee on December 23, 1896 at Napanee
|007397-96 William James WAGAR, 26, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Richard WAGAR & Mary COUSINS, married Helen S. HAMILTON, 23, Camden, Enterprise, d/o Edward HAMILTON & Catherine WARD, witn: Fred HAWLEY of Camden & Maggie HAMILTON of Enterprise, Sept 16, 1896, Enterprise
7561-96 - German Anson WAGAR, 36, farmer, Camden, Camden, s/o Marshall & Martha WAGAR married Blanche VANALSTINE, 22, Hastings Co, Camden, d/o Duncan & Mary J. VANALSTINE, witn: Elizabeth HODGSON & Luella MCDIARMID of Napanee, 3 Sept 1896, Napanee
7579-96 Hazelton WAGER, 47, labourer, widower, Camden, Napanee, s/o James & Elizabeth, married Charlotte CARD, 44, widow, Camden, Napanee, d/o Henry & Mary A. MELBORNE, witn: Mr. & Mrs. R. J. WRIGHT both of Napanee on Oct. 24, 1896 at Napanee.
|7566-96 - Arthur A. WALES, 24, clerk, Napanee, Belleville, s/o Edward & Mary WALES married Blanch WAY, 20, Hastings, Tweed, s/o G. E. & Ellen WAY, witn: Mary J. PARKS & Annie CROSSLEY of Napanee, 5 Aug 1896, Napanee
7544-96 Amos S. WALKER, 24, farmer, Whitby, Napanee, s/o Nelson & Charity, married Nellie MAY, 19, England, Richmond, d/o parents names not known (from Marchmont Home in Belleville), witn: Robert WALKER & Leona PHILLIPS both of Napanee on March 11, 1896 at Napanee
|007401-96 Myers WARNER, 27, butcher, Yarker, same, s/o William & Jemma, married Isabella Howe WOODHOUSE, 20, Yarker, same, d/o William & Mary Jane, witn: W.S. WOODHOUSE & Mrs. J. E. Rowe, both of Yarker, Nov. 9, 1896, Yarker.
|7542-96 Robert WASHBURN, 30, machinist, Watertown New York USA, Napanee, s/o George & Elizabeth, married Esther L. ASSELSTINE, 19, Odessa Ernestown, Napanee, d/o Henry & Jessie, witn: Peter BRISTOL & Mrs. G. S. WHITE both of Napanee on June 10, 1896 at Napanee
7467-96 William James WATKINS, 25, laborer, England, Napanee Mills, s/o William James & Elizabeth, married Elizabeth ALMOND, 18, England, Newburgh, d/o William & Sarah, witn: Edith R. BERMAN? & A. Maud WELBANKS, both of Newburgh, 10 Nov 1896 at Newburgh
|008978-97 Stewart WEESE, 27, farmer, Camden, same, s/o Stephen WEESE & Eliza LOCKRIDGE, married Ida SEXSMITH, 18, Richmond, same, d/o Joseph & Mary Elizabeth, witn Archie SEXSMITH of Richmond & Adda PAUL of Bath, Nov. 25, 1896, Richmond
|007470-96 Alfred WHITEMAN, 19, laborer, Canada, Hungerford, s/o Charles & Rebecca, married Lavina STONE, 18, USA, Sheffield, d/o Alonzo STONE, mothers name not given, witn: John & Charlotte ANDERSON both of Sheffield on Feb. 1, 1896 at Tamworth
7552-96 Joseph WILSON, 30, labourer, widower, Rimouski Que., Deseronto, s/o Treffle WILSON & Henrietta ST. ANGES, married Jane PAQUET, 28, widow, Belleville, Deseronto, d/o Alexine MARLOW & Clemence MARTIN, witn: John SHANDREAU & Mille COUTIN (Contin?) both of Deseronto on July 6, 1896 at Napanee.
7570-96 - Uriah Morley WILSON, 25, barrister at law, Napanee, Napanee, s/o Uriah WILSON & Mary MOYLE married Mary Earl HOOKER, 23, Kingston, Napanee, d/o Felix M. HOOPER & Mary Jane EMPEY, witn: Charles Edwin WILSON & Carrie Morlena HOOPER of Napanee, 2 Sept 1896, Napanee
7538-96 David Burlington WOOD, 21, labourer, Napanee, same, s/o James & Hannah, married Edna WHEELER, 22, Cloyne, Harlow, d/o George & Rachael, witn: Annie CROSSLEY & Lydia DETLOR both of Napanee on May 23, 1896 at Napanee
|007490-96 Daniel WOODS, 23, yeoman, Adams New York USA, Ernestown, s/o Frederick WOODS & Amanda Anne LIGHTRELL, married Eleanor Maud WILSON, 20, Ernestown Tp., same, d/o James WILSON & Sarah Jane HALL, witn: Herman BOWMAN & Martha Blanche WILSON both of Ernestown Tp. on Apr. 1, 1896 at Odessa


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Jagran Prakashan Q1 FY2007 revenues up 20 pc at Rs 136.67 crore
Jagran Prakashan Ltd, publishers of 'Dainik Jagran', has reported net revenues of Rs 136.67 crore for Q1 FY07, an increase of 20 per cent over the corresponding quarter last year. The net profit was at Rs 22.89 crore FY2006-07, a sharp increase from Rs 4.29 crore in the previous fiscal. The EPS for the quarter was at Rs 4.56 as against Rs 1.13 in the corresponding previous quarter.
The board of directors has recommended one bonus share for every five shares held by the equity shareholders, subject to their approval in the AGM. The board has also recommended appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers as the statutory auditors of Jagran Prakashan.
The increase in revenues was contributed by better advertising revenues and higher per copy realisation. The advertisement revenue increased by 20 per cent to Rs 89.51 crore, which was driven by increase in local as well as colour advertising. Colour advertising saw a sharp jump of 22.1 per cent over the corresponding previous quarter. The increase in advertisement tariff has contributed a growth of nearly 10 per cent over the corresponding quarter of the last fiscal. The per copy realisation witnessed increase of 14.05 per cent over the corresponding previous quarter.
The optimisation of consumption between imported and indigenous newsprint led to significant cost savings. EBITDA for the quarter was significantly higher by 172 per cent at Rs 34.43 crore. The operating margin for Q1 FY07 was 25 per cent, while the net margin was 17 per cent.
The out of home (OOH) advertising division of Jagran Prakashan saw establishment of additional infrastructure growing to 11 offices and 40 people needed to cater to a pan India clientele. The division has invested significantly in taking properties on short / medium term leases, revenue from which would start flowing from the current quarter. In Q1 FY07, the division recorded revenues of over Rs 90 lakh with an impressive client list including TVS, Apollo, REL, Titan, Microsoft, Café Coffee Day, Ansals, ABN Amro, and Aircel, among others.
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