Hi Chris. Thanks for the leads. I'll look into that article to see what I can come up with. And yes, that was my tree that I had posted that you found with them in it. Thanks again for looking! Brian In a message dated 12/23/03 5:00:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, OHCemeteries@aol.com writes: > Hi Brian, > > Looked on Ancestry to see what I could find and found the following: > > From the Marion Star, July 6, 1912: > > "A Pretty Wedding at Country Home" > Miss Debolt and Mr. Lawrence Rose Married. > > A pretty wedding was celebrated at the country home of Mr. & Mrs. J.E. > Fisher, of near Cardington, Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Cecil Carmonita > Debolt, > or Nortlach, Canada, sister of Mrs. Fisher, and Mr. Lawrence Kenneth Rose, > of > Cardington, were united in marriage. > > The home was decorated with ferns, pink roses and blooming elder. The > ceremony was performed at 5 o'clock on the veranda, by Rev. A. E. Black, > pastor of > the Methodist Protestant church, of Cardington. The wedding march was played > by > MRS. EDSON RHINEHART, also of Cardington. > > Don't know if this is your ancestor, but it might give you a new direction. > > Also, someone has a family tree posted to Ancestry with Elbert and Edson in > it. The contact's email is bjrhinehart@juno.com (for all I know that's > probably > you!!). It lists Elbert as George Elbert. Doesn't give information on > Elbert's death, but it might also lead you in a new direction. > > I know this isn't much, but I hope it helps! > > Good luck, > Chris >