Barren County Marriage Announcements

Compiled and submitted by Sandi Gorin.
She notes:
"I have no connection, no further information and am not seeking additional information."

Listed by groom's name in alphabetical order.

BARLOW-NEALY ~
"Married, our young friend, Mr. Tom Barlow, was married to Miss Fannie Nealy of Simpson county, on the 9th inst. Tom is a splendid young fellow, and deserves an excellently good wife, which we are assured, he has gained. The happy couple have our sincerest wishes for all the happiness that earth can bestow, and a happy home beyond this earthly probation."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 18 Mar 1875.

BRANNUM - PALMER ~
At the residence of Judge W. C. York, Glasgow Junction, Dec. 24th, 1874, by Rev. J. S. Parrish, Mr. Wm. Brannum of Bowling Green to Mrs. Mattie A. Palmer

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 7 January 1875.

BUCKINGHAM - BECKNER ~
At the residence of the bride's mother, near Glasgow Junction, Dec. 2nd, 1874, by Rev. Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Wm. Buckingham to Sarah J. Beckner.

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 7 January 1875.

COX - MAYFIELD ~
"Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Thomas Mayfield
and Miss Kathrine Cox, on Christmas day, at 2 o'clock, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cox in the
Slick Rock country. Mr. Mayfield is the son of Mr. Isaac
Mayfield on Beaver creek, and is a prosperous young farmer
with fine prospects. His bride-to-be, is a most charming young
lady and is a belle in her section. They are among the best
young people in their section, and have a host of friends to
wish them ahappy and joyous journey through life."

EVANS-TRABUE ~
"Married, Mr. R. B. Evans, was married to Mrs. Mary Trabue, yesterday evening, by Eld. N. G. Terry, at Major Brent's residence, at 7 o'clock. We only had time to announce the marriage, and to wish a world of happiness to Bruce and his handsome wife."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 25 Feb 1875.

FARRIS-WHITE ~
"One of the prettiest home-weddings that has been solemnized in the Glasgow Junction portion of the county for sometime was the marriage of Miss Nannie White, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John B. White, to Mr. Will Farris, which took place at the home of the bridge last Wednesday evening at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. Couch, of the Christian church, united the happy couple. The attandants were Mr. George King and Miss Lelia Sink; Mr Eugene White and Miss Lizzie Parr, of White Mills, Ky. Immediately after the ceremony, the wedding party repaired to the homeof the groom's father, Mr. W.S. Farris where a grand reception was tendered them.

"Mr. Farris is a member of the firm of Farris & Bro, and is an excellent young man, while the his [sic] bride is a young lady of many attractions and accomplishments.

"A large number of frriends and relatives were present at the marriage and many nice presents were received."

Glasgow (KY) Times, 1898.

GARNER - DAVIDSON ~
"Mr. H. W. Gardner will be married to Miss Minnie Davidson on March 23rd 1898, at 3:30 o'clock at the Baptist Church in Glasgow. These young people are well and favorably known by our citizens, as both were born and raised in our county. The TIMES wishes for them all the prosperity and happiness that life can give."

Glasgow (KY) Times, 18 March 1898.

GRINSTEAD - BOYTER ~
"Mr. Dick Grinstead was married yesterday to Miss Jennie Boyter, of the Nobob country. There isn't a cleverer man than Dick Grinstead in all Barren County, and his many friends everywhere will wishhim all happiness in his marriage."

Glasgow (KY) Times, Thursday, 9 Dec 1897.

GRIGSBY- HUGHES ~
"Married, on Friday evening, March 26, 1875, at the residence of the bride's father, Col. Robert Hughes, near Glasgow, by Elder N. G. Terry, Mr. H. E. Grigsby, of Louisville, to Miss Maggie Hughes."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 1 Apr 1875.

KING-WILCOXIN ~
"Married at the residence of the bride's father, Isaac Wilcoxsin, Esq., near Hiseville, Ky., Jan. 13th, 1875, by the Rev. W. R. Godby, Mr. J. E. King to Miss Sue Wilcoxin.

"Attendants - Mr. Geo. W. Maggard and Miss Mary Wilcoxin, Mr. J. W. Duff and Miss Ermine Pemberton. All of this county.

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 21 Jan 1875.

MASTERS-JONES ~
"Married at the Evans house in Glasgow on Wednesday evening, 13th inst., by Elder Allen, Mr. Henry Masters and Miss Martha Jones."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 21 Jan 1875.

MAYFIELD-COX ~
"Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Thomas Mayfield and Miss Kathrine Cox, on Christmas day, at 2 o'clock, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cox in the Slick Rock country. Mr. Mayfield is the son of Mr. Isaac Mayfield on Beaver creek, and is a prosperous young farmer with fine prospects. His bride-to-be, is a most charming young lady and is a belle in her section. They are among the best young people in their section, and have a host of friends to wish them ahappy and joyous journey through life."

McLEAN-LONG ~
"Mr. J. W. McLean, a popular drummer with the Glasgow merchants, and Miss Della Long, of Albany, Ky., will be married the 20th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. McLean will make Glasgow their home, and have engaged rooms at Mrs. M. H. Dickinson's."

Glasgow (KY) Times, Thursday, 9 Dec 1897.

PAYNE-HALL ~
"Married. - Jan. 12th, 1875, near Glasgow, Ky., by Rev. J. S. Keen, Mrs. G. W. Payne of Christian Co., to Miss Mary S. Hall of Barren County, Ky."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly TImes, 14 Jan 1875.

POUTCH - FORT ~
At St. Paul's Church, Louisville, Dec. 9th, 1874, by Rev. E. T. Perkins, Mr. Joseph Poutch of Glasgow Junction to Miss Sarah Fort of Louisville

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 7 January 1875.

SCOTT - GILLOCK ~
"Mr. J. W. Scott and Miss Claudia Gillock - two well known and popular young people of the Austin country - were married yesterday. Mr. Scott is a clever, well-to-do and popular young farmer, while Miss Gillock is the attractive daughter of Mr. Haiden Gillock, a prominent and excellent citizen of the Austin country. The young couple have ahost of friends who will most heartily congratulate them on their wedding."

Glasgow (KY) Times, Thursday, 9 Dec 1897.

STEEN-BETHEL ~
"Mr. G. W. Steen was married on the 30th ult. to Mrs. Victoria Bethel at the residence of Mr. Henry Burks in this county, by the Rev. Mr. McKay."

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 8 Jan 1874.

WALKER - YORK ~
At the residence of Judge W. C. York, Glasgow Junction, Dec. 24th, 1874, by Rev. J. S. Parrish, Mr. L. M. Walker of Bowling Green to Miss Emma York.

Glasgow (KY) Weekly Times, 7 January 1875.

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