Hamilton Spectator
Marriages 1880
January
8, 1880
EVANS- DOW - On Wednesday, the 7th instant, at "Millbank Villa",
Toronto, the residence of Henry Gooderham, Esq., the bride's uncle, by the Rev.
Alexander Sauson, John Dev. Evans, brewer, of this city, to Miss Louie Hamilton
now, of Toronto.
HILL- BLAASE - Last evening Miss Emma Blaase, daughter of Mr. Charles Blaase,
was joined in matrimony to Mr. Arthur Hill, of the G.W.R. The interesting
ceremony was performed at Christ Church Cathedral by Rev. Dr. Thompson of
Toronto, quite a large number of invited guests being present. The company
afterwards proceeded to Mr. Blaase's place where a substantial supper awaited
them and to which a very large number of persons sat down. The subsequent
proceedings of the evening were of a most enjoyable nature, dancing and other
amusements being indulged in, and the hours passed away all too rapidly. The
friends of the happy couple were most hearty in their wishes for a life of
future joy and bliss.
January
9, 1880
CUMBERLAND- HUNT - (London) An interesting wedding was celebrated this morning in
London South, causing a ripple of excitement in high circles. Mr. David
Cumberland of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, was wedded to Miss Alma
Georgina, eldest daughter of the late Charles Hunt, Esq. There was a large
array of guests and the arrangements were on a sumptuous scale.
GOODALL- THOMAS - On the 7th instant, at "Oakside", the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. W. W. Goodall, of Galt, to Lizzie, second daughter of
C. L. Thomas, of this city.
January
10, 1880
MALLORY- WADDELL - At Christ Church, Chatham, on Wednesday, 7th January, by the
Rev. Dr. Sandys, assisted by Rev. Mr. Martin, A. E. Mallory, M.D.L.R.C.P. &
L.R.C.S., Ed., of Warkworth, to Fannie Q. W. Waddell, youngest daughter of the
late John Waddell, Esq., of Rosebank, Chatham
January
15, 1880
CAREY- ROPER - In this city, on Wednesday, 14th January, 1880, at the residence
of the bride's mother, by the Rev. James Carmichael, M.A., rector of the Church
of the Ascension, William Carey, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late
John Henry Roper.
January
16, 1880
BUCHANAN-BUCHANAN - On January 15th, 1879, by Rev. D.
H. Fletcher, Mr. Joshua G. Buchanan, to Miss May Buchanan, both of this city.
HORNER- EVANS - In Barrie, on Tuesday, January 13th, 1880, at the residence of
the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Leaper, Robert B. Horner, to Miss C. L.,
second daughter of P. T. Evans.
SLINGSBY- HIPKINS - At Brantford, on Wednesday, the 4th instant , by the Rev. R.
Cameron, M.A. ., Baptist minister, at the bride's residence, Mr. William
Slingsby, to Mrs. J. Hipkins, widow of the late Dr. Hipkins.
January
17, 1880
KENNY- FREEMAN - At St. John's Church, Carlisle, on the 24th December, 1879, by
the Rev. William Massey, William Melvin Kenny, of Indiana, to Miss Alice M.,
second daughter of Vernal Freeman, Esq., of Carlisle.
January
19, 1880
GAULT- KINGSMILL - Mr. John Gault, manager of the Merchants' Bank, Walkerton,
was married on Wednesday to Miss Kingsmill, daughter of the County Judge. The
Rev. Mr. Short performed the marriage ceremony in the English Church which was
well filled. The bridal party took the noon train for New York, the directors'
car of the Great Western Railway having been secured for the occasion.
January
20, 1880
EGENER- TRISTRAM - At All Saints' Church, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. S. E.
Thompson, rector, Adolph A. Egener, Inland Revenue Department, Toronto, to
Louise Isabell, youngest daughter of G.A. Tristram, G.W.R., Hamilton.
January
22, 1880
BALDWIN- GWYNNE - (Toronto) Two fashionable weddings took place this morning at
St. James Cathedral, the first being at eleven o'clock when Miss Gwynne,
daughter of Justice Gwynne, was married to the Rev. H. G. Baldwin of the Church
of the Ascension. The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of Algoma, assisted
by Rev. Dean Grassett.
TEMPLE- ALEXANDER - The second event took place at noon and notwithstanding a
steady fall of rain quite a large number
of
the fair sex welcomed the union in wedlock of Miss A. M. Alexander, second
daughter of Senator Alexander of Woodstock, to Charles Vezey Macdonald Temple,
of the Highlands of Quebec. The nuptial ceremonies were administered by the
Bishop of Algoma and the Rev. W. S. Rainsford.
January
23, 1880
FREEMAN- SCOTT - On Wednesday, January 7th, at St, George's Church, Owen Sound,
by the Rev. Canon Mulholland, rector, W. C. Freeman, Esq., MD., Meaford, to
Jennie M., oldest daughter of Thomas Scott, Esq., Owen Sound.
January
24, 1380
BALDWIN- GWYNNE - At St. James Cathedral, Toronto, on Thursday, January 22nd, by
the Very Rev. Dean Grassett, D.D., assisted by the Rev. Arthur H, Baldwin,
M.A., rector of All Saints, Henry Grassett Baldwin, M.A., incumbent of the
Church of the Ascension, to Helena Lee, second daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice
Gwynne.
SMYTH- MOORE - In Christ Church, Brampton, on Wednesday evening, the nuptial
knot was tied between Mr. William T. Smyth, of Acton, and Miss Caroline F.
Moore, of this town, the Rev. C. C. Johnston officiating and assisted by the
Rev. C. R. Lee, M.A., The church was brilliantly lighted and well filled by the
youth, beauty, and fashion of our town, and many congratulations were showered
upon the happy couple. Miss Wigley, as organist, and the choir discoursed music
in the sweetest strain, and all went merry as a marriage bell.
January
30, 1880
WELLES- GRAHAM - At the residence of the bride's father, "Ross Lodge",
Barton Township, on January 27th, by the Rev. Mr. Elliott, Ontario A. Welles,
to Maggie Moffatt, third daughter of Richard Graham, Collector of Customs, Fort
Erie.
January
31, 1880
PERCY- CATON - On Thursday, 29th instant, at the residence of the bride's
father, Newburgh, Ontario, by the Rev. T. B. Connelly, Mr. I . E. Percy, to
Miss Etta caton, only daughter of Miles Caton, Esq.
STUART- MEINKE - At Berlin, on the 20th instant, by the Rev. Donald Tait, B.A.,
Louisa, youngest daughter of John Meinke, Esq, to Mr. W. B. Stuart, of
Hamilton.
February
5, 1880
MATHESON- YOUNG - In this city, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. W. H. Curran,
M.A., rector of St. Thomas Church, Emma S., eldest daughter of the late John
Young, of Port Hope, to G. A. Matheson.
JARVIS- REYNOLDS - At the residence of the bride's uncle, No 11 Victoria avenue
north, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. Thomas Goldsmith, Mr. William Jarvis, to
Miss Lizzie S. Reynolds, all of this city.
February
7, 1880
HOWAT-HENDERSON
- At St. James Church, Maitland, on the 5th February, by the Rev. R. Lewis,
assisted by the Rev. E. V. Beaver, Robert Howat, son of Colonel Howat, Guelph,
to Edith M., eldest daughter of R. C. Henderson, Esq., Maitland, Ontario.
February
11, 1880
HARRIS- MCDOUGALL - By the Rev. John McMechan, on the 4th instant, at the
residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. Dougal, Mr. George Harris, to Miss Margaret
Jane McDougall, eldest daughter of the late Alexander McDougall, all of East
Flamborough.
February
12, 1880
SALTER- HAGER - On the 11th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
"Beachwood", Hagersville, by the Rev. George Brown of Hamilton, Mr.
J. H. Gaiter, station master, CSR to Susie J., eldest daughter of Charles
Hager, Esq.
February
13, 1880
GILLESPIE- MOORE - By the Rev. T. Foote, rector of St. Paul's Church, William
Gillespie, grain merchant, to Mrs, M. F. Moore, all of Hamilton, Ontario.
February
18, 1880
DUFF- TALLMAN - At the residence of the bride's father, 90 John street north,
on the 18th instant, by the Rev. J. S. Williamson, Mr. Charles Duff, of
Ancaster, to Emma, youngest daughter of William Tallman, Esq., of Hamilton.
MURTON- WILSON - On Tuesday, February 10th, at the Church of St. John the
Evangelist, by the Rev. E. Horace Munsen, M.A., incumbent of Scarborough, uncle
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Alexander Williams, M.A. , rector, Guelph,
George W. Murton, merchant, York, Ontario, to Henrietta M., daughter of James
Wilson, freight agent, T.G.& B. Railway.
February
21, 1880
MCMAHON- HAYES - On Tuesday, February the 10th, at St, Mary's Cathedral, by the
Very Rev. Father Heenan, V.G., Mr. Joseph McMahon, to Miss Margaret Celestian
Hayes, youngest daughter of John Hayes, both of this city.
ALLAN- GIBSON - By the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, at the Central Presbyterian Church,
on February 21st, H. W. Allan, Esq., of Port Rowan, to Miss Elizabeth D.
Gibson, younger sister of J. M. Gibson, Esq., M.P.P.
February
24, 1880
RANDDELL- HOWSON - By the Rev. W. P. Hazleton, on the 18th February, at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr. Samuel H. Randdell, of Esquasing, to Miss
Minerva M. Howson, of Nelson.
March
1, 1880
MCCREADY- SAWYER - On January 20th, by the Rev. W. H. Emsley, at the Methodist
parsonage, Magnetawan Village, Mr. Henry James McCready, to Miss Catharine
Sawyer, both of the Township of Ryerson, Muskoka.
March
5, 1880
DEGRUCHY-SWIFT
- In Toronto, on Tuesday, March 2nd, by Rev. A. H. Baldwin, Philip Degruchy, of
Toronto, to Katie, daughter of Mr. James Swift of Niagara.
ANSTEY- MCKENZIE - In this city, on the 4th instant, at the M.E. Parsonage, Gore
street, by the Rev. J. R. Williamson, Mr. W. W. Anstey, to Miss Jessie
McKenzie, all of this city.
March
9, 1880
LACEY- MAHONEY - In this city, on 8th instant, at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick, pastor of the Reformed Episcopal church,
Maggie, the second eldest daughter of Mr. D. Mahoney, to Mr. John Lacey, both
of this city.
March
10, 1880
HILL- CHAPMAN - On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, Edment Hill, to
Letitia, youngest daughter of the late John Chapman, both of this city.
March
16, 1880
WHITE- NOYES - On March 4th, by the Rev. J. H. Wakefield, Will G. White, to
Jennie, youngest daughter of James Noyes, Sr., all of this city.
March
17, 1880
BAMPHFYLDE- HUNTER - On the 16th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
162 King William street, by the Rev. James Carmichael, John P. Bamphfylde, to
Mary Hunter, both of this city.
March
19, 1880
NEELIN- PRICHARD - At Winnipeg, on March 8, by the Rev. Mr. German, Joseph
Neelin, late of Ottawa, to Nellie, third daughter of Benjamin Prichard, of this
city.
March
23, 1880
HOOD- KOENING - At St. Paul's Church, New Orleans, La., by the Rev. Mr.
Waters, Mr. John Hood of this city, to Malvina J., eldest daughter of August
Koening, Esq., New Orleans, La.
March
26, 1880
FOSTER- HAYGARTH - At the residence of the bride's father, Burlington, on the
25th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Cornish, Mr. John Foster, to Mary, eldest
daughter of Mr. T. Haygarth, all of Burlington.
March
27, 1880
FULTON- CRAWFORD - At the Manse, Strabane, March 25th, by the Rev. James
Robertson, John Fulton, to Miss Mary Crawford, both of the Township of West
Flamborough. No cards.
KNIEWASSER- GUNBY - On the 25th of March, at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Waterdown, Mr. Andrew Kniewasser, of the Township of
Beverly, school teacher, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Enoch Gunby, of
the Township of Nelson.
March
29, 1880
NOWLAND- DAVIS - At the residence of the bride's mother, Stratford, on Tuesday,
March 23, by the Rev. Mr. Thorpe, H. J. Nowland, grocer, Woodstock, to Theresa,
eldest daughter of D. Davis, of Stratford.
April
2, 1880
WOODMAN- HOWARD - In this city, at All Saints Church, on Monday, 29th ultimo, by
the Rev. C. E. Thompson, John Woodman, to Rosa Helen Lowens, grand-daughter of
the late Richard Howard, of Niagara.
April
3, 1880
MUIRHEAD- HYDER - (Brantford) Mr. Thomas C. Muirhead, of Simcoe, was married the
other evening to Miss Jane S. Hyder of this city. A number of friends of the
bride and groom were present to witness the ceremony which took place at the
residence of the bride's father, Albion street, the Rev. G. C. Mackenzie
officiating.
April
6, 1880
HUNT- MUNRO - This morning at the residence of P. Kennedy, No 8 Bay street
south, Hamilton, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, Maggie Georgina, eldest daughter
of Major G. G. G. Munro, late of the 20th Regiment, HMS, to George M. Hunt,
both of the city of Hamilton. No cards.
April
9, 1880
DALLEY- SLOAN - On the 8th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Rev. Joseph Griffith, Mr. Edwin A. Dalley, to May Agnes, eldest daughter of
Thomas Sloan, Esq., all of this city.
April
13, 1880
BOYLE- CHURCH - On Thursday, December 4th, 1879, at the Parsonage, By the Rev.
W. Ross, Hilder Boyle, to Elinor E. Church, both of this city.
April
15, 1880
BRIGGS- ROBINSON - On the 13th, at Brant Avenue Church, Brantford, by the Rev.
W. W. Carson, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Brock, Albert B. Briggs, of New
Libson, Wis., son of G. C. Briggs, of this city, to Kate Aliena, daughter of
Joseph Robinson, Esq., Brant.
April
20, 1880
WEBSTER- KEVILL - At Christ Church, West Flamborough, on Thursday, 15th instant,
by the Rev. F. L. Osier, rural dean, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Goeghagen,
incumbent, Mr. Joseph Webster, Ashbourne Mille, to Gitty, youngest daughter of
the late Mr. Kevill, West Flamborough.
SCACE- KEVILL - Also at the same time and place, Mr. George F Scace, of Dundas,
to Charlotte, sixth daughter of the late Mr. Kevill.
April
22, 1880
LEATHER- SKINNER - At St. Thomas Church, in this city, on the 22nd instant, by
the Rev. W. B. Curran, rector, Mr. T. E. Leather, to Helen McIntyre, eldest
daughter of the late Ormand Skinner, MD., of Waterdown.
GRAYSON- SMITH - At the Methodist Parsonage, Hughson street, on the 21st instant,
by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, Mr. James Grayson, to Miss Ida Smith, all of Hamilton.
WEST- STEEL - On the 21st April, 1880, at the residence of the bride's father,
Mr. John Steel, Greensville, by the Rev. George Chrystal, Miss Helen Steel, to
Mr. John West, Jr., ex-warden of the County of Wentworth, all of West
Flamborough.
IRVING- FLETCHER - For some time past there has been quite a fever of excitement
among a large class of our community over the anticipated marriage of Miss
Fletcher, sister of Rev. D. H. Fletcher, pastor of the MacNab Street
Presbyterian church, to Dr. William Irving, of Kirkton. Rev. Dr. Lyle, having
offered up a prayer, the ceremony was impressively read by the Rev. D. H.
Fletcher, assisted by Rev. Colin Fletcher, brothers of the bride. At the close
of the ceremony the bridal party retired to the Manse...
April
23, 1880
BELLHOUSE- SWAIN - At Winnipeg, on 14th April, at the residence of Robert Strang,
Esq., by the Rev. Canon Grisdale, William A. Bellhouse, Merchants' Bank, to
Jessie, youngest daughter of the late J. C. T. Swain of this city.
April
28, 1880
AGGETT- STEWART - In this city, on Tuesday, April 27th, at the residence of the
bride's father, 57 Pearl street north, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Mr. William G.
D. Aggett, of Toronto, to Jennett Lamond, only daughter of Mr. William Stewart,
of Hamilton.
May
6, 1880
BOVEY- REDPATH - A marriage which excited society circles in Montreal took
place there yesterday when Prof. Bovey of McGill College was united to Miss
Redpath at St. Paul's Church.
May
13, 1880
DILLON- O'KEEFFE - In St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Very Rev. E. T. Heenan, Vicar
general, Joseph Dillon, of the town of Bothwell, to Mary R. O'Keeffe, of the
city of Hamilton, daughter of D. C. O'Keeffe, of the same place, city engineer.
May
14, 1880
COMBS- MERRELL - The Brantford "Expositor" says: Rev. J. A. Combs,
recently of this city, and Miss Geneva Merrell , the accomplished daughter of
Mr. William Merrell, Burford, were to-day united in the bonds of matrimony. The
interesting affair took place at the M. E. Church, Norwich, and was witnessed
by a large number of friends. Dr. Stone of Hamilton, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Benton, officiated.
MILLER- HARTMAN - The Berlin "News" of the 11th instant says: The
residence of Mr. George Rumpel presented a very lively scene last evening, the
whole establishment having put on holiday attire. The special occasion of this
state of things was the marriage of Miss Ida Hartman, Mrs. Rumpel's sister, to
Mr. A. Miller, of Hamilton. Quite a number of friends of the family were
present to witness the ceremony as it was performed by the Rev. Mr. Snyder, of
Waterloo.
May
21, 1880
STEWART- MALCOLMSON - In this city, on the 20th instant, at the
residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. R. Lyle, Mr. James Stewart, to
Miss Tomasina Malcolmson, 811 of this city.
May
25, 1880
CARNABY- SHUTTLE - In this city, on 24th instant, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge,
Mr. Frederick Hope Carnaby, of Toronto, to Miss Emma Shuttle, eldest daughter
of Mr. James Shuttle, of this city.
BIRD- BRICK - On the 24th of May, at St. Patrick's Church, by His Lordship
Right Rev. Bishop Crinnon, assisted by Revs. John Keough and McGuire, Charles
Bird, son of the late Dr. T. Bird, Lindsay, to Sarah, daughter of the late John
Brick, Esq.
May
26, 1880
ORTTON- MARLATTE - At Zion Tabernacle, by the Rev. J. W. Scott, Kate G.
Marlatte, of this city, daughter of the late J. W. Marlatte, MD., to Arthur
Thomas Ortton, of St. Thomas, formerly of this city.
May
29, 1880
MCKEE- NEAL - At the residence of Rev. G. B. Cooke, of the Church of the Ascension,
on Monday, 24th of May, Jacob McKee, to Lizzie, daughter of Mr. John Neal,
formerly of Mount Hope, but now of this city.
June
2, 1880
GROVER- IRWIN - At All Saints Church, Toronto, on Wednesday, June 2nd, by Rev.
A. H. Baldwin, M.A., George A. Grover, of Hamilton, to Helena Louise, eldest
daughter of the late C. K. Irwin, MD., of Dunkirk, NY
June
3, 1880
WILMOT- OSBORNE - At the MacNab Street Presbyterian Church, on the 2nd instant,
by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, assisted by the Rev. Professor Young, Kenred,
eldest son of the late Major-General Farley Wilmot, London, England, to Maggie,
second daughter of James Osborne, Esq.
SIMONDS- HILLS - In Hamilton, on the 3rd day of June, 1880, at Fernhurst, the
residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. W. B. Curran, B.A., H. C. Simonds,
Esq. to Ella, second daughter of William H. Mills, Esq.
June
4, 1880
ROBINSON- HOWARD - On Thursday, June 3rd, by the Rev. George H. Cormack, at Brant Villa,
Burlington, the residence of the bride's father, Joseph M. Robinson, of
Hamilton, to Charlotte, daughter of Charles Howard, Esq.
NORDHEIMER- VANKOUGHNET - (Toronto) Mr. Albert Nordheimer, of the firm of A & H
Nordheimer, music dealers, and Miss Edith Vankoughnet were married to-day at
St. Stephen's Church. The ceremony was witnessed by an aristocratic gathering.
The bride and groom will visit Europe.
June
5, 1880
HARRISON- PARRY - On Wednesday, June 2nd, at the residence of the bride's father,
by the Rev. F. Wilson, R. Anson Harrison, druggist, to Nettie, eldest daughter
of John Parry, Esq., all of Dunnville.
RUSSEL- MUIR - (Detroit) The wedding of Miss Nellie Muir, daughter of W. E.
Muir, and Harry Russel took place at the residence of the bride's father last
evening, and owing to the fact that the families of both the bride and groom
are in mourning, was celebrated in an exceedingly quiet
manner,
those present being confined to relatives and a few very intimate friends from
other cities. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. E. B. Mason, D.D.,
pastor of Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church, assisted by the Rev. William
Hogarth, D.D., formerly pastor of the same church and godfather of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Misses Belle Muir, Sarah Russel, Eliza Muir, of Detroit,
and Miss Hendrie of Hamilton, Ontario. The groomsmen were Messrs Alfred Hooper,
John V. Moran, Addison Moffat, and John Russel. The presents were numerous and
very elegant. At 8 o'clock the party sat down to a magnificent supper at which
the toast to the bride was given by Rev. Mr. Mason and responded to by the
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Russel started on their bridal tour by the 11 o'clock train
on the Detroit, Grand Haven, and Milwaukee Railroad. They are to visit
Milwaukee St. Paul, and Omaha, and will be absent about three or four weeks.
June
9, 1880
TUPPER- GALT - (Toronto) This morning at All Saints Church, Miss Ada Galt,
second daughter of Mr. Justice Galt, was married to Mr. J. Stewart Tupper, son
of Sir Charles Tupper. There was a large and fashionable gathering and the
toilets were rich and tasty. After the ceremony the bride and groom with
numerous guests drove to the residence of Mr. Justice Galt where the wedding
breakfast was partaken of. The bridal party left for the east on the afternoon
train.
June
10, 1880
BATTRAM- MANNING - In this city, on the 9th instant, at the M.E. Parsonage, Gore
street, by the Rev. J. S. Williamson, H. S. Battram, fruit dealer, to Miss
Eliza Manning, all of this city.
ECCLESTONE-CRISP - On the 9th instant, at the
residence of the bride's father, 38 Wellington street south, by Rev. J.
Wakefield, W, R. Ecclestone, to Melda, youngest daughter of Alfred Crisp, Esq.
WICKSON- ALTON - On the 9th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Rev. Solomon Cleaver, James Edward Wickson, of Toronto, to Mary Jane,
eldest daughter of Joseph Alton, Esq., of Nelson, County of Halton.
JOACHIN DE NAVARRE- CHINIC - (Quebec) This morning the Spanish Consul of Baltimore, Chev.
Jose Emmanuel Joachin de Navarre was united in marriage to Mlle. Marie Angelign
Emma, daughter of Hon. Eugene Chinic, Senator. The marriage was performed in
the chapel of St. Louis in the Basilica, the Count Premiloral, Consul-General
for Spain acting as father to the groom.
June
21, 1880
NIXON- GAGE - On Wednesday, 16th instant, by the Rev. J. Odery, at the
residence of the bride's father, Henry R. Nixon, of St. George, to Maggie F.,
youngest daughter of Mr. Andrew Gage, of Ancaster. No cards.
AITKEN- BULL - At St. John's Church, Old Haymarket, Liverpool, England, on the
2nd instant, by the Rev. James Holroyde, M.A., William Edward Aitken, of
Montreal, to Nannie, second daughter of Richard Bull, of this city.
June
23, 1880
CURELL- PINCH - In this city, on the 23rd instant, at the First Methodist
Church, King street, J. G. Curell, Esq., to Susan W. Pinch, eldest daughter of
Edmund Pinch, of the G.W.R.
June
25, 1880
ABERCROMBIE- KEMP - In Brantford, on Thursday, 24th instant, at the residence of Mr.
James Baxter, uncle of the bride, by the Rev. Mr. Kinmoth, Mr. E. Barton
Abercrombie, to Mary, daughter of the late John Kemp, of this city.
HASKELL- HOLLAND - On the 24th June, at St. John's Church, St. Catharines, by the
father of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Edmund Wood, Rector, John Fannon
Haskell, of Montreal, to Sarah E., daughter of the Rev. Henry Holland, rector
of St. Catharines, Ont.
BARTHOLOMEW- HEROD - On the 23rd instant, at Yorkville, by the Rev. Mr. Mathews,
Charles Bartholomew, to Dorothy Herod, both of Hamilton
July
3, 1880
CAMPBELL- RICE - The St. Mary's "Argus" of Wednesday says: There was
quite a flutter of excitement among the ladies yesterday forenoon on the
occasion of the marriage of Miss Carrie Rice, daughter of Rev. Dr. Rice. Mr.
Joseph Campbell, merchant, of Hamilton, took up his position before the altar
railing, accompanied by Messrs H. Rice and Joseph Green of Hamilton, as
groomsmen. Shortly after, the bride entered the church by the tower door,
leaning on her father's arm, followed by her bridesmaids, Miss Annie Campbell,
sister of the bridegroom and Misses Emma Rice and the petite May Cunningham,
the handsome niece of the bride, the organ meanwhile peeling forth the wedding
march. The bride was attired in a silk dress of a very delicate shade of blue
with white veil and handsome wreath. Each of the ladies carried very handsome
bouquets. The impressive ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Sanderson of
London,
assisted by the Rev. A. Cunningham, brother-in-law of the bride. After the
ceremony Mr. J. H. Poole, on behalf of the Trustee Board of the church
presented the bride with a handsome family Bible, the usual gift to the first
lady married in a new church. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have gone to the Lower
Province on their wedding tour.
July
5, 1880
WALKER- COLE - On the 30th June, at the Methodist Parsonage, Carlisle, by the Rev.
John Scott, M.A., Mr. Henry Walker, of Carlisle, to Elizabeth, daughter of
Daniel Cole, Esq., of West Flamborough.
July
6, 1880
KAVANAUGH- O'BRIEN - At St. Mary's cathedral, on the 6th instant, by the very Rev.
E. I. Keenan, VG, assisted by Rev. D. E. Cherrier, Mr. William Kavanaugh, to
Miss Mary O'Brien, all of this city. No cards.
July
12, 1880
MCROBERT- BARNES - On the 1st of July, at Saltfleet, by the Rev. Mr. Hook, Mr.
John McRobert, of this city, to Margaret Ann, eldest daughter of Philander
Barnes, of Saltfleet.
July
9,1880
DUFFY- BUCKLEY - In this city, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. E. I.
Heenan, VG, James Duffy, to Margaret Buckley, both of this city.
July
17, 1880
HOLDEN- DYCKMAN - At Christ Church, West Flamborough, on 30th June, by the Rev.
Thomas Geoghagan, Mr. James Holden, formerly of Barton, to Miss Flora Dyckman,
eldest daughter of the late Hiram Dyckman, of West Flamborough.
July
20, 1880
WALLACE- MARSDEN - There was a flutter of excitement this morning among the
members of the congregation of Wesley Church as is always the case on so
interesting an occasion as a wedding. The contracting parties were Mr. Robert
Wallace and Miss Sarah Marsden, daughter of Mr. Thomas Marsden of this city.
The Rev. Leo Gaetz, having put the usual questions to the couple, pronounced
them man and wife... Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Wallace left by the 11:00 train for
Toronto, and intend passing their honeymoon at Caconna, Tadousac, and other
seaside resorts on the Lower St. Lawrence.
July
24, 1880
BROWN- ANDERSON - In this city, on the 22nd July, by the Rev. Mr. Lyle, John
Brown, to Ann Jane Anderson, both of this city.
July
29, 1880
LAND- FILMAN - At Holy Trinity Church, Barton, on Wednesday, the 28th instant,
by the Rev. George Bull, B.A., John H. Land, to Priscilla, youngest daughter of
Peter S. Filman, of Barton.
August
2, 1880
HOWARD- GLASS - In this city, on the 12th of July, 1880, by the Rev. J. G.
Scott, Mr. W. T. Howard, of Toronto, to Amelia, youngest daughter of the late
George Glass, of Hamilton
August
4, 1880
SHERRILL- ROGERS - In this city, on the 3rd instant, at the Manse, by the Rev. R.
J. Laidlaw, Mr. George Sherill, to Isabella Rogers, both of this city.
(Note;
Unable to confirm spelling so left both)
FLEMING- SANDERSON - Miss Sarah S. Sanderson, one of Rev Dr. Sanderson’s
daughters, of London East, was married yesterday to Mr. Atwell Fleming. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Sanderson, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Philp. The happy couple will spend their honeymoon in the Lower Province.
August
5, 1880
ROGERS- OVEREND - On the 5th instant, at St. Mark's Church, Hamilton, by the
Rev. R. G. Sutherland, M.A., George Charles Rogers, of Ashburnham,
Peterborough, to Martha Anne, second daughter of Miles Overend, of Hamilton.
August
10, 1880
WALSH- CUMMMERFORD - On the 10th instant, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev.
E. I. Heenan, V.G., Mr. P. Walsh, of Oakville, to Miss B. J. Cummerford, of
this city.
August
12, 1880
MARSH- PROUDFOOT - The marriage of Mr. A. H. Marsh of the firm of Macdonald,
Macdonald & Marsh, barristers, with Miss Augusta Proudfoot, daughter of
Vice-Chancellor Proudfoot, was solemnized on Tuesday evening, at Knox Church,
Toronto. Rev. Dr. Proudfoot, of London, uncle of the bride, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Parsons, minister of Knox church, and Rev. Dr. Ormiston, of New York,
performed the ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss Jessie Proudfoot, Miss Jennie
Macdonald, of Seneca Falls, NY, Miss Emma Stevenson of Cayuga, and Miss Maude
Thompson; and the groomsmen were Messrs E. R. C. Proctor, W. G. Eakins, W, E.
Perdue, H. B. Proudfoot, and Master Hart Proudfoot, brothers of the bride.
WILSON- JARVIS - This morning there was quite a numerous and fashionable
attendance at the Church of the Ascension, the occasion being the performing of
the marriage ceremony, the contracting parties being Mr. Thomas Ward Wilson, of
Sherbourne, Dorsetshire, England, and Miss Augusta Louisa Jarvis, niece of AE.
Irving, Esq. QC., The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Canon Carmichael.
August
17, 1880
KENT- CRISP - In this city, on the 16th instant, at the First Methodist
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Henderson, Samuel H. Kent, to Alice, daughter of Alfred
Crisp, Esq.
O’CONNOR- HAMILTON - In this city, on the 17th instant, at the Church of the
Ascension, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, Frederick S. O'Connor, of the firm of
O'Connor & O'Connor, barristers, Walkerton, Ontario, to Maria Isabella,
eldest daughter of R. J. Hamilton, Esq, of this city.
August
19, 1880
KENNEDY- SHAW - At 80 Bath street, Glasgow, on the 20th July, Catherine, daughter
of John Shaw, Inspector of Poor, Kilbarchan, to David Kennedy,
Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, eldest son of David Kennedy, Scottish vocalist.
FINCH- SMITH - In this city, on the evening of the 17th instant, at the Park
Street Baptist Church, by the Rev. Dr. Stewart, Stephen Henry Finch, to Philena
E., eldest daughter of Marshall Lewis Smith, both of this city.
August
20, 1880
GRIFFIN- ECCLESTON - On the 19th of August. 1880, at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, Tillie A., fourth daughter of Mr. W. T.
Eccleston, to Charles R. Griffin all of this city.
August
21, 1880
WILSON- GORDON - (Woodstock) On Wednesday evening a fashionable wedding took
place at St. Paul's Church, the marriage of Miss A. Gordon, daughter of Mr.
Adam Gordon, to Mr. William Wilson, of Millman & Wilson, and son of the
late William F. Wilson..The impressive ceremony was conducted by the Rev Mr.
Hill, rector of the parish.
August
26, 1880
WRIGHT- GRAHAM - A pleasant wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. John
Graham, Waterdown, on Wednesday, at 8:30 a.m., it being the marriage of his
fourth daughter, Emily K. Graham, to the Rev. R. W. Wright, of Charing Cross.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Holmes.
STALKER- SMITH, NELLES-SMITH - A double wedding took place at the Church of the
Ascension, Toronto, on Wednesday morning. Misses Marguerite and Nellie Smith,
daughters of Mr. J. Berkeley Smith, bursar of the University of Upper Canada
College, were united in marriage, the former to Dr. Nelson Stalker, Ripley,
County of Bruce, and the latter to Dr. Nelles, Waterwood, County of Norfolk.
Rev. H. G. Baldwin performed the ceremony.
August
31, 1880
CULHANE- REUTER - In this city, on the 16th instant, at the residence of the Rev.
Mr. Goodman, Miss Barbara Reuter, to Mr. P. James Culhane, all of this city.
September
3, 1880
BURTON- ATKINSON - A wedding took place last Monday in Chicago between Mr.
Warren F. Burton, of this city, and Miss Atkinson, daughter of the late Isaac
Atkinson.
HENDERSON- SWEATMAN - At the residence of the bride's mother, 60 Vine street, on
the 2nd instant, by the Rev. Henry Lanton, assisted by the Rev. W. H. Gould,
D.D., of Edinburgh, Scotland, uncle of the bridegroom, George, third son of the
late Rev. Joseph Henderson, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Edward
Sweatman, Esq., both of this city. No cards.
PAGE- BULL - W. P. Page, editor of the "Canadian Farmer" and
"Grange Record", was united in the holy bonds of matrimony on
Wednesday last to Miss Annie, eldest daughter of Mr. J. B. Bull, J.P.,
Treasurer of the Dominion Grange. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J.
Wass, of Downsview, at the residence of the bride's father, Downsview Farm. A
large number of the friends were present and a great variety of very handsome
and useful presents were made to the bride. The happy pair went on Thursday
morning to Coney Island to spend the honeymoon.
September
1, 1880
WILKINSON- LINDSAY - At the M.E. Church, Detroit, on the 26th ultimo, by
the Rev. W. H. Poole, Mr. Alt Wilkinson, of St. Thomas, to Miss Lottie Lindsay,
of Detroit, Michigan.
DAWES- MILLAR - In the First Presbyterian Church, Chatham, August 27th, by the
Rev. A. McColl, Robert Dawes, Esq., B.A., Modern Languages Master, Almonte High
school, to Miss Hilda Abigail, youngest daughter of John Millar, Bsc., Chatham.
KINGSTON- BRADLEY - (Ottawa) A happy event took place at the residence of A. P.
Bradley, of the Railway and Canal Department, this morning, when Mr. Alfred
Kingston, of the Secretary of State's Department, and son of Professor W.
Kingston, M.A., of Dublin, now in the department of Agriculture, was united to
Miss Annie Rathchford, daughter of Mr. A. P. Bradley
September
2, 1880
COULTER- LESLIE - At Green Hill Cottage, Puslinch, on 31st August, by Rev.
Richard Harrison, M.A., rector of St. Mathias, Toronto, brother-in-law of the
bride, assisted by the Rev. H. T. Leslie, B.A., brother of the bride, William
Coulter, Esq., of Toronto, to Sarah Annie, fourth daughter of Colonel William
Leslie, of Puslinch.
September
3, 1880
USSHER- DALLEY - On the 2nd instant, at the Church of the Ascension, by, the
Rev. Canon Carmichael, Charles E. E. Ussher, of St. Louis, Mo., to Ada Maria,
third daughter of Edwin Dalley, Esq., of this city.
CAMERON- BAKERS - (Montreal) A fashionable wedding took place in the Erskine
Presbyterian Church here this evening, the parties being Dr. J. C. Cameron, a
rising young physician, and Miss Bakers, only daughter of James Bakers, Esq.,
the esteemed secretary of the Montreal Telegraph Co. Rev. Dr. Ormiston of New
York, assisted by Rev. Mr. Black, the pastor of the church, performed the
ceremony.
September
8, 1880
RENWICK- MASON - On the 25th August, at the residence of the bride's father,
Wellington street south, by the Rev. Dr. Stewart, Thomas Renwick, of the H.
& N.W. Railway, to Bella L., third daughter of Thomas Mason, Esq.
September
9, 1880
AWTY- MURISON - On the 8th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
Burlington, by the Rey. Mr. Abraham, Mr. Arthur Awty, to Jessie, daughter of
George Murison, Esq.
September
10, 1880
CRAIG- GIBSON - (Montreal) Another fashionable marriage took place here to-day,
James Craig, Jr., of Glasgow, Scotland, leading to the altar, Miss Jessie
Gibson, daughter of Mr. Thomas Gibson, principal of the High School.
September
15, 1880
BLACK- MCCOACH - At Buffalo, on September 14th, by the Rev. L. VanBokkelen, Mr.
John Black, of Hamilton, to Miss Annie McCoach, of Philadelphia, Pa.
September
16, 1880
RAMSAY- BROUGHTON, GATES- BROUGHTON - On the l5th instant, at Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton by
the Rev. A. H. Mockridge, M.A., assisted by the Rev. H. Baldwin, Alexander
Ramsay, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Agnes Ann, second daughter, and at the same
time and place, Frederick W. Gates, Jr., of Hamilton, Ontario, to Harriet May,
third daughter of F. Broughton, General Manager of the Great Western Railway.
September
22, 1880
ELIOT- CRAWFORD - This forenoon at 11 o'clock the marriage of Granville
Percival Eliot and Annie Beatrice Crawford was celebrated with all the solemn
and impressive ritual of the Roman Catholic church. His Grace the Archbishop,
supported by Bishops Mahony and Mgr Proulx, performed the ceremony. Mass was
said by Father McCann, and Fathers Bergen and McMahon acted as masters of
ceremony. The music on the occasion was by a brass band and the choir under the
leadership of Father McBride. The bride is the daughter of the late Hon. John
Crawford, second Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, and the groom is the son of
Captain Eliot, late of Her Majesty's 15th Foot... (Toronto)
September
23, 1880
CONNAL- BRYDGES - (Montreal) A fashionable wedding took place to-day in St.
Martin’s church. The contracting parties were the daughter of C, J. Brydges and
Robert W. Connal of this city.
September
24, 1880
GARLAND- BROWN - On the 23rd instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Right Rev. Bishop N. R. Toke, of Sidenn, Kent, England, assisted by the
Rev. Dr. B. B. Ussher, of Montreal, Louis Garland, Esq., of this city, to
Emily, youngest daughter of the late M. W. Brown, Esq. No cards.
September
27, 1880
PHELAN- MACLEAN - At St. Mary's Cathedral, Hamilton, by the Rev. E. D. Slaven,
Bruce Phelan, M.A., M.P., to Agnes Vivian, youngest daughter of the late John
Maclean, Esq., both of London, Ontario.
September
29, 1880
RICE- WICKETS - (Toronto) Mr. O. F. Rice, Accountant of the Imperial Bank, was
married to-day at 1:30 p.m. to Miss Wickets at the residence of the bride's
father on Sherbourne street. Mr. Rice's fellow-employees presented him with a
service of silver plate.
September
30. 1880
EGLESTON- HARRINGTON - At St. John's Church, Ancaster, on the 29th instant, by the
Rev. W. R. Clark, B.A., Edgar F. Egleston, to Annie, third daughter of James
Harrington, Esq., all of Ancaster.
October
8, 1880
ARMSTRONG- KERNS - On Wednesday, October 6th, by the Rev. George H. Cornish, at the
residence of the bride's mother, near Burlington, Mr. Richard Whitfield Armstrong,
of Nelson, to Alice, daughter of the late Mr. Joshua Kerns.
GLASSCO- MOORE - On the 6th instant, at the Centenary Church, by the Rev. E. H.
Dewart, D.D., uncle of the bride, George Frederick Glassco, of the firm of W. H.
Glassco & Sons, to Tillie Florence, youngest daughter of Dennis Moore,
Esq., all of Hamilton.
October
13, 1880
MCCOMB- LAIDMAN - In this city, on the 6th instant, at the residence of the
bride's brother, by the Rev. J. S. Williamson, William John McComb, of this
city, to Miss Mary, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Laidman, of
Binbrook.
October
14, 1880
TEETZEL- DARLING - On Wednesday, the 13th October, at the residence of Samuel
Haight, Esq., uncle of the bride, by the Rev. James Charlton, James Vernall
Teetzel, barrister, to Priscilla Grace Darling, only daughter of the late John
Darling.
TISDALE- WOOD - On the 13th instant, an interesting event took place at Northwoodbank,
in the village of Nixon, County of Norfolk, in the marriage of W. Tisdale, MD.,
of Lynedoch, to Miss Addie Louise Wood, youngest daughter of Robert Wood, Esq.
The ceremony was held at the residence of the bride's father, the officiating
clergyman being the Rev. J. R. Lavelle of Grimsby. In order that the bridal
pair might take an early train for the West, the marriage service was performed
at eight in the morning...
October
16, 1880
FAIR- WANZER - At Oak Hall, the residence of the bride's father, on the 13th
instant, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, assisted by the. Rev. Bursen, of St.
Catharines and Cockburn, Mr. John M. Fair, of Buffalo, to Miss Ida F. Wanzer,
of Hamilton.
October
21, 1880
EDWARDS- IRVING - On the 20th instant, at Barhead Cottage, the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, assisted by Rev. George Chrystal, Mr.
John S. Edwards, of Montreal, second son of the late Dr. Edwards,
Somersetshire, England, to Mary Irving, of Hamilton.
October
22. 1880
MCGREGOR- MACDONALD - Toronto) Mr. John McGregor, the well-known barrister, and Miss
Edith Adelaide Sophia Macdonald, daughter of the late Senator Macdonald, were
to-day married at Knox Church. Rev. Dr. Ryerson was the officiating clergyman,
assisted by Rev. R. M. Parsons.
October
26, 1880
MCGREGOR- BELLHOUSE - St. Paul's Church at 10:30 o'clock this morning was the
scene of another of those happy ceremonies which do so much to liven the social
circle. The parties principally interested on this occasion were Miss Katie
Bellhouse and Mr. P. G. McGregor of the Bank of British North America, both of
this city. A large number of the friends of the couple, as well as other
visitors, were present. The service was celebrated by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw,
pastor of the church, assisted by the Rev. J. C. Smith, of Guelph, the former
pastor...
October
27, 1880
MORPHY- PELLATT - (Toronto) At St. Peter's Church to-day Mr. Henry E. Morphy,
barrister, and Miss Miriam Pellatt, daughter of Mr. Henry Pellatt, of Pellatt
& Osier, brokers, were married in the presence of a large number of friends
and sightseers. Rev. Mr. Boddy officiated.
October
28, 1880
SEWELL- HARRIS - In this city, at the residence of the bride's mother, 40
Jackson street west, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, M.A., rector of the Church
of the Ascension, Mr. H. W. Sewell, merchant, to Winnifred, eldest daughter of
the late T. B. Harris, Esq.
GRIFFITH- FERGUSON - On the 27th instant, at Ancaster, by the Rev. W. N. Clark, B.A.,
Benjamin Griffith, Esq., to Miss Margaret Ferguson, both of Hagersville.
October
29, 1880
HOPKINS- CRAWFORD - On the 28th of October, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Mr. Silas
F. Hopkins, to Miss Amelia Crawford.
November
1, 1880
MCFARLANE- WELLS - In Peterborough, on the 27th ultimo, at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. Pr. Harper, Mr. Robert McFarlane, of this city, to
Lottie, daughter of Mr. John S. Wells.
GOULD- EASTLEY - The Guelph "Herald" says: There was quite a
gathering at St. George's Church, to-day, to witness the wedding of Joseph
Gould, merchant of Montreal, to Miss Eastley, sister of Mrs. B. Radford, of
this city. The bride was magnificently dressed in white cashmere trimmed with
white brocaded satin. Canon Carmichael, an old friend of the bride's, came up
from Hamilton to take part in the marriage service.
November
12, 1880
ADAMS- CAMPBELL - On the 11th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, George G, Adams, of St. Louis, Mo., to Florence A., only
daughter of A. J. Campbell.
November
16, 1880
DALLAS- FLACK - At St. Thomas Church, on the 16th instant, by the Rev. W. B.
Curran, M.A., rector, Andrew Chisholm Dallas, Esq, to Lucy, daughter of the
late Thomas Fleck, Esq., of London, England.
November
17, 1880
MALCOLM- STEWART - On the 16th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
70 Bay street south, by the Rev. Lyle, Richard P. Malcolm, to Maggie, second
daughter of Mr. John Stewart.
November
18, 1880
LILLIE- NELSON - On the 17th November, by Rev. T. Dowling, J. S. Lillie, of
Hamilton, to Mary Nelson, of Paris.
November
23, 1880
BARNUM- HENDERSHOT - Early last spring William Barnum, hailing from Kalamazoo,
Michigan, arrived in Saltfleet and engaged with P. Hendershot to work on the
Rochelle farm for the summer. Barnum was a young man of fine personal
appearance and was possessed of ways which have a tendency to win the female
heart. He soon formed the acquaintance of Miss Hendershot, a girl of 15. The
acquaintance ripened into friendship and friendship gave place to love. Barnum
continued to work diligently on the farm until Wednesday when he demanded a
settlement with Mr. Hendershot, was paid in full, and his term of engagement
having expired, he was at liberty to leave. In the meantime Miss Hendershot was
at Theodore King's house in Winona making preparations for the wedding. The
course of true love for once ran without a ripple, and the unsuspecting parent
tumbled not to the racket. The wedding came off at James Lee's, Stoney Creek,
on Wednesday, the 17th, and the young couple were very happy. Not so, however,
was Mr. Hendershot to whom the news of the marriage came like a thunderbolt
from the clear sky. He is said to have expressed a desire to have an animated
argument with his new son-in-law, but it does not appear that anything of a
belligerent nature transpired. The best way is to make the best of it and let
everybody be happy.
November
24, 1880
CAMERON- BRUSH - In the Presbyterian Church, Nottawa, on the 23rd instant, by the
Rev. Thomas Rodgers, A. D. Cameron, barrister of this city, to Katie A.,
daughter of D. E. Brush, Esq., of Nottawa.
November
25, 1880
PARKER- NELSON - At the Manse, Binbrook and Saltfleet, on the 24th instant, by
the Rev. William J. Walker, Mr. John Parker, to Emmaline Nelson, both of the
township of Grimsby.
CARPENTER- GAIRDNER - At the residence of the bride's father, Orono, by the Rev. A.
Eraser, Captain F. M. Carpenter, reeve of the Township of Saltfleet, to
Catharine Hutcheson, youngest daughter of John A. Gairdner, Esq.
November
29, 1880
ROSE- HOOK - The Thorold "Post" says: Yesterday a somewhat unusual
circumstances took place in the Presbyterian Church, it being no less that a
wedding. The happy individuals were our worthy postmaster, D. Rose, and Miss
Hook. Miss Grace Rutherford of Hamilton officiated as bridesmaid and W.
Armstrong of Hamilton was groomsman.
December
1, 1880
REID- FREEMAN - In this city, on the 30th November, by the Rev. Joseph
Griffiths, Alexander E. Reid, to Lizzie Freeman, both of this city.
TUNIS- KNELLER - At the Manse, in this city, on Thursday, 25th November, by the
Rev. Lyle, W, E. Tunis, L.D.S., of Dundas, to Miss M. J. Kneller, of this city.
December
8, 1880
KIRKENDALL- POTTRTUFF - In this city, on the 2nd instant, by the Rev. J. S.
Williamson, N. A. Kirkendall, to Miss Louise Pottruff, both of this city.
YOUNG- VERNON - At Buffalo, on the 27th of September, by the Rev. Mr. Reid, J.
M. Young, to Georgina, eldest daughter of Dr. Vernon.
December
9, 1880
LESLIE- ROACH - One of those felicitous events which occasionally create a
ripple upon the smooth side of society occurred at the Cathedral yesterday and
filled the church with a fashionable and delight assembly of ladies and
gentlemen, the ladies being of course in the majority. The event was the
marriage of John P. Leslie, to Miss Sarah, daughter of ex-mayor Roach of this
city...
December
15, 1880
RYCKMAN- STEWART - On Wednesday, December 1st, at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev. William Hawke, George H. Ryckman, of the township of
Barton, to Marietta, eldest daughter of John Stewart, Esq., Saltfleet.
December
22, 1880
HORN- WILLIAMS - On the 21st instant, by the Rev. George Brown, pastor of
Simcoe Street Church, at 241 Hughson street north, Mr. George Horn to Miss Mary
Williams, both of this city.
December
23, 1880
SMITH- CURTIS - In this city, on the 22nd instant, by the Rev. D. C.
Clappison., Frank S. Smith, to Minnie, eldest daughter of Mr. William Curtis,
of Hamilton.
WALKER- TERRELL - On the 16th December, at the residence of the bride's father,
by the Rev. Mr. Claiborne, W. H. Walker, Grimsby, Ontario, to Miss Dorma
Terrell, eldest daughter of Dr. J. C. Terrell, of Hanover, Va.
December
24, 1880
RICE- CARTER - On Wednesday evening, the 22nd instant, at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. J. Hannon, assisted by the Rev. A. Cunningham, H.
L. Rice, Esq., B.A., of Galt, to Lottie, youngest daughter of George Carter,
Esq., of St. Mary's.
December
27, 1880
HARVEY- BEVERIDGE - On the 25th instant, at the residence of the bride's father,
King street west, by the Rev. Dr. James, William Russell Harvey, to Jane Annie,
eldest daughter of James Beveridge, Esq., all of this city.
December
29, 1880
SIMPSON- KORTUM - On the 29th instant, at St. Thomas Church, by the Rev. W. B.
Curran, Maltyward Simpson, to Martha, eldest daughter of the late Frederick C.
Kortum, all of this city.
Abercrombie............................................................................................................................ 12,
16
Adams............................................................................................................................................ 21
Aggett.............................................................................................................................................. 8
Aitkin............................................................................................................................................. 12
Alexander........................................................................................................................................ 2
Allan................................................................................................................................................ 5
Alton.............................................................................................................................................. 11
Anderson........................................................................................................................................ 14
Anstey.............................................................................................................................................. 5
Armstrong...................................................................................................................................... 19
Awty.............................................................................................................................................. 17
Bakers............................................................................................................................................ 17
Baldwin........................................................................................................................................ 2,
3
Bamphfylde..................................................................................................................................... 6
Barnes............................................................................................................................................ 13
Barnum.......................................................................................................................................... 22
Bartholomew................................................................................................................................. 12
Battram.......................................................................................................................................... 11
Bellhouse................................................................................................................................... 8,
20
Beveridge 24
Bird.................................................................................................................................................. 9
Blaase.............................................................................................................................................. 1
Black.............................................................................................................................................. 18
Bovey............................................................................................................................................... 8
Boyle................................................................................................................................................ 7
Bradley.......................................................................................................................................... 17
Brick................................................................................................................................................ 9
Briggs.............................................................................................................................................. 7
Broughton...................................................................................................................................... 18
Brown...................................................................................................................................... 14,
18
Brush.............................................................................................................................................. 22
Brydges.......................................................................................................................................... 18
Buchanan......................................................................................................................................... 2
Buckley.......................................................................................................................................... 13
Bull.......................................................................................................................................... 12,
16
Burton............................................................................................................................................ 16
Cameron.................................................................................................................................. 17,
22
Campbell.................................................................................................................................. 12,
21
Carey................................................................................................................................................ 1
Carnaby............................................................................................................................................ 9
Carpenter....................................................................................................................................... 22
Carter............................................................................................................................................. 24
Caton................................................................................................................................................ 3
Chapman.......................................................................................................................................... 5
Chinic............................................................................................................................................ 11
Church............................................................................................................................................. 7
Cole................................................................................................................................................ 13
Combs.............................................................................................................................................. 9
Connal............................................................................................................................................ 18
Coulter........................................................................................................................................... 17
Crawford.............................................................................................................................. 6,
18, 21
Crisp.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Culhane.......................................................................................................................................... 16
Cummerford.................................................................................................................................. 14
Curell............................................................................................................................................. 12
Curtis............................................................................................................................................. 24
Dallas............................................................................................................................................. 21
Dalley........................................................................................................................................ 7,
17
Darling........................................................................................................................................... 19
Davis................................................................................................................................................ 6
Dawes............................................................................................................................................ 17
Dillon............................................................................................................................................... 9
Dow................................................................................................................................................. 1
Duff.................................................................................................................................................. 4
Duffy 13
Dyckman........................................................................................................................................ 13
Eastley........................................................................................................................................... 21
Eccleston........................................................................................................................................ 15
Ecclestone...................................................................................................................................... 11
Edwards......................................................................................................................................... 20
Egener.............................................................................................................................................. 2
Egleston......................................................................................................................................... 19
Eliot............................................................................................................................................... 18
Evans........................................................................................................................................... 1,
2
Fair................................................................................................................................................. 20
Ferguson........................................................................................................................................ 21
Filman............................................................................................................................................ 14
Finch.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Flack.............................................................................................................................................. 21
Fleming.......................................................................................................................................... 14
Fletcher............................................................................................................................................ 8
Foster............................................................................................................................................... 6
Freeman................................................................................................................................. 2,
3, 23
Fulton............................................................................................................................................... 6
Gage............................................................................................................................................... 12
Gairdner......................................................................................................................................... 22
Galt................................................................................................................................................ 11
Garland.......................................................................................................................................... 18
Gates.............................................................................................................................................. 18
Gault................................................................................................................................................ 2
Gibson........................................................................................................................................ 5,
18
Gillespie........................................................................................................................................... 4
Glass.............................................................................................................................................. 14
Glassco.......................................................................................................................................... 19
Goodall............................................................................................................................................ 1
Gordon........................................................................................................................................... 15
Graham...................................................................................................................................... 3,
15
Grayson............................................................................................................................................ 8
Griffin............................................................................................................................................ 15
Griffith........................................................................................................................................... 21
Grover............................................................................................................................................ 10
Gunby.............................................................................................................................................. 6
Gwynne........................................................................................................................................ 2,
3
Hager............................................................................................................................................... 4
Hamilton........................................................................................................................................ 15
Harrington...................................................................................................................................... 19
Harris......................................................................................................................................... 4,
21
Harrison......................................................................................................................................... 10
Hartman........................................................................................................................................... 9
Harvey 24
Haskell........................................................................................................................................... 12
Hayes............................................................................................................................................... 5
Haygarth.......................................................................................................................................... 6
Hendershot..................................................................................................................................... 22
Henderson...................................................................................................................................... 16
Herod............................................................................................................................................. 12
Hill............................................................................................................................................... 1,
5
Hills............................................................................................................................................... 10
Hipkins............................................................................................................................................ 2
Holden........................................................................................................................................... 13
Holland.......................................................................................................................................... 12
Hood................................................................................................................................................ 6
Hook.............................................................................................................................................. 23
Hopkins.......................................................................................................................................... 21
Horn............................................................................................................................................... 23
Horner.............................................................................................................................................. 2
Howard................................................................................................................................ 7,
10, 14
Howson............................................................................................................................................ 5
Hunt............................................................................................................................................. 1,
7
Hunter.............................................................................................................................................. 6
Hyder............................................................................................................................................... 7
Irving............................................................................................................................................. 20
Irwin.............................................................................................................................................. 10
Jarvis.......................................................................................................................................... 4,
15
Joachin
de Navarre ....................................................................................................................... 11
Kavanaugh..................................................................................................................................... 13
Kemp............................................................................................................................................. 12
Kennedy......................................................................................................................................... 15
Kenny.............................................................................................................................................. 2
Kent............................................................................................................................................... 15
Kerns.............................................................................................................................................. 19
Kevill........................................................................................................................................... 7,
8
Kingsmill......................................................................................................................................... 2
Kingston........................................................................................................................................ 17
Kirkendall...................................................................................................................................... 23
Kneller........................................................................................................................................... 23
Kniewasser...................................................................................................................................... 6
Knowland........................................................................................................................................ 6
Koening........................................................................................................................................... 6
Kortum........................................................................................................................................... 24
Lacey............................................................................................................................................... 5
Laidman......................................................................................................................................... 19
Land............................................................................................................................................... 14
Leather............................................................................................................................................. 8
Leslie 17,
23
Lillie.............................................................................................................................................. 22
Lindsay.......................................................................................................................................... 16
Macdonald..................................................................................................................................... 20
Maclean......................................................................................................................................... 19
Mahoney.......................................................................................................................................... 5
Malcolm......................................................................................................................................... 21
Malcolmson..................................................................................................................................... 9
Mallory............................................................................................................................................ 1
Manning......................................................................................................................................... 11
Marlatte............................................................................................................................................ 9
Marsden......................................................................................................................................... 13
Marsh............................................................................................................................................. 14
Mason............................................................................................................................................ 17
Matheson......................................................................................................................................... 4
McCoach........................................................................................................................................ 18
McComb........................................................................................................................................ 19
McCready........................................................................................................................................ 5
McDougall....................................................................................................................................... 4
McFarlane...................................................................................................................................... 21
McGregor...................................................................................................................................... 20
McKee........................................................................................................................................... 10
McKenzie........................................................................................................................................ 5
McMahon........................................................................................................................................ 5
McRoberts..................................................................................................................................... 13
Meinke............................................................................................................................................. 3
Merrell............................................................................................................................................. 9
Millar............................................................................................................................................. 17
Miller............................................................................................................................................... 9
Moore.................................................................................................................................... 3,
4, 19
Morphy.......................................................................................................................................... 20
Muir............................................................................................................................................... 10
Muirhead.......................................................................................................................................... 7
Munro.............................................................................................................................................. 7
Murison.......................................................................................................................................... 17
Murton............................................................................................................................................. 4
Neal................................................................................................................................................ 10
Neelin.............................................................................................................................................. 6
Nelles............................................................................................................................................. 16
Nelson............................................................................................................................................ 22
Nixon............................................................................................................................................. 12
Nordheimer.................................................................................................................................... 10
Noyes............................................................................................................................................... 6
O'Brien........................................................................................................................................... 13
O'Connor........................................................................................................................................ 15
O'Keeffe 9
Ortton............................................................................................................................................... 9
Osborne.......................................................................................................................................... 10
Overend......................................................................................................................................... 14
Page............................................................................................................................................... 16
Parker............................................................................................................................................. 22
Parry.............................................................................................................................................. 10
Pellatt............................................................................................................................................. 20
Percy................................................................................................................................................ 3
Phelan............................................................................................................................................ 19
Pinch.............................................................................................................................................. 12
Pottruff........................................................................................................................................... 23
Pritchard.......................................................................................................................................... 6
Proudfoot....................................................................................................................................... 14
Ramsay.......................................................................................................................................... 18
Randdell........................................................................................................................................... 5
Redpath............................................................................................................................................ 8
Reid................................................................................................................................................ 23
Renwick......................................................................................................................................... 17
Reuter............................................................................................................................................ 16
Reynolds.......................................................................................................................................... 4
Rice.................................................................................................................................... 12,
19, 24
Roach............................................................................................................................................. 23
Robinson.................................................................................................................................... 7,
10
Rogers............................................................................................................................................ 14
Roper............................................................................................................................................... 1
Rose............................................................................................................................................... 23
Russel............................................................................................................................................ 10
Salter................................................................................................................................................ 4
Sandeson........................................................................................................................................ 14
Sawyer............................................................................................................................................. 5
Scace................................................................................................................................................ 8
Scott................................................................................................................................................. 3
Sewell............................................................................................................................................ 21
Shaw.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Sherrill........................................................................................................................................... 14
Shuttle.............................................................................................................................................. 9
Simonds......................................................................................................................................... 10
Simpson......................................................................................................................................... 24
Skinner............................................................................................................................................. 8
Slingsby........................................................................................................................................... 2
Sloan................................................................................................................................................ 7
Smith.............................................................................................................................. 8,
15, 16, 24
Smyth............................................................................................................................................... 3
Stalker............................................................................................................................................ 16
Steel 8
Stewart............................................................................................................................. 8,
9, 21, 23
Stuart................................................................................................................................................ 3
Swain............................................................................................................................................... 8
Sweatman...................................................................................................................................... 16
Tallman............................................................................................................................................ 4
Teetzel........................................................................................................................................... 19
Temple............................................................................................................................................. 2
Terrell............................................................................................................................................ 24
Thomas............................................................................................................................................ 1
Tisdale........................................................................................................................................... 20
Tristam............................................................................................................................................. 2
Tunis.............................................................................................................................................. 23
Tupper............................................................................................................................................ 11
Ussher............................................................................................................................................ 17
Vankoughnet.................................................................................................................................. 10
Vernon........................................................................................................................................... 23
Waddell............................................................................................................................................ 1
Walker..................................................................................................................................... 13,
24
Wallace.......................................................................................................................................... 13
Walsh............................................................................................................................................. 14
Wanzer........................................................................................................................................... 20
Webster............................................................................................................................................ 7
Welles.............................................................................................................................................. 3
Wells.............................................................................................................................................. 21
West................................................................................................................................................. 8
White............................................................................................................................................... 6
Wickets.......................................................................................................................................... 19
Wickson......................................................................................................................................... 11
Wilkinson...................................................................................................................................... 16
Williams........................................................................................................................................ 23
Wilmot........................................................................................................................................... 10
Wilson........................................................................................................................................ 4,
15
Wood............................................................................................................................................. 20
Woodman........................................................................................................................................ 7
Wright............................................................................................................................................ 15
Young........................................................................................................................................ 4,
23