My friends - Today, we will resume our review of early Fulton County marriages. In prior segments of this series, we had worked our way up through the year 1850. In this post, we will look at the year 1851. If you see a marriage for your family, and would like the full dataset for that record(which, unfortunately, consists usually only of the date of marriage, although there is the occasional license date or consent), please let me know and I will forward that material to you. As always your help in not resending this entire message back to me with your request is appreciated. I will be out of town all day tomorrow, but I hope to be back early enough to respond to all requests, as well as posting additional data. A week from tomorrow, I will be leaving for the JP - I had not been able to make my regularly scheduled visits to the area this year due to my wife's problem with that pesky gall bladder. Now that all of that is behind us, I hope to resume my regular visit routine again. -B +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Early Fulton County Marriages - Part 5 Bard, Taylor Reed, Mary Jane Bloyce, Daniel Cole, Mary Baldridge, Wm Clayton, Alpha Fletcher, John Luten, Elizabeth Ann Gambil, John Smellings, Lerah Crawford, Wm B. Wilkinson, Nancy Ann Cloyes, W.B. Manberry, Martha Sabitha Hutson[Henderson], Henry Menes, Rebecca Linder, William C. Iziley, M.D.Bruce Lewis, J.D. Stegall, Sarah F.J. Hardy, J.H. Graham, Nancy Ann Kimbro, Romulus Cayce, Mary E. Knight, George W. Walker, Mrs. Margaret Upshaw, Thomas R. Lewis, Alize Riddle, Willis Everett, Margaret Warford, John S. Mays, E.I. Puckett, Geo W. Leigh, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Wilburn, George M. Edmonston, Mary F. Williams, Isaac Norman, Jane