My friends - Today, we are going to resume our review of late 19th century marriages in Ballard County, covering the 1887-1900 time frame. In earlier posts, we had worked our way up to 1889, and we will continue with that year in this post. If you see a marriage of interest, and would like the complete data set for that marriage(which generally includes the dates of license and marriage, names of witnesses, name of principal, who performed the ceremony and where), let me know and I will get that information to you. As always, your help in not resending this entire message back to me with your request is greatly appreciated. Tomorrow we will close out the week's data posts with another in either the Tips or Skills Puzzler series. -B ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Ballard County - Late 19th Century Marriage - Part 5 Allcock, J.R. Williams, Julia H. Hall, R.A. Apperson, S.R. McElya, G.E. Owen, M.L. Atkins, J.H. Joyner, Luella Lilly, W.D. Herring, M.H. Brame, Charley H. Roland, Lee Arrington, John Thomas, Jessie Ball, E. Bohanan, Maggie Chamers, James Sayers, Ella Stevenson, E.A. Rollings, Lizzie Tisdale, J.W. McNeill, Addie White, James Henry Turner, Leona Reasoner, M.S. Catherine Brookings Carpenter, B.S. Brooks, K.M. Seat, Robert B. Marshall, Jennie E. Mantle, E.B. Lawrence, Lizzie Cook, J.B. Manor, M.E. Reddick, J.D. Edrington, Sallie Northington, R.V. Graham, Georgia A. Simmons, Raymond Skinner, Florence Thompson, Alfred Taylor, Emma Williams, I.E. Cooper, Emma Pinner, D.H. McDonald, Florence Mitchell, Cornelius Averiett, Eugenia White, W.T. Rich, Naoma Campbell, W.O. Seat, S.F. Green, S.F. Childress, E.F. ~to be continued~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++