Roberta; The marriage record does not tell a whole lot, but it is really beautiful (suitable for framing). I rarely see a certificate such as this one. San Diego Book 10, #407, marriages Bride: Martha Isabell Stark (age 20) of San Diego Born in Kansas Groom: Albert Moran Treahy (age 22) of San Diego Born in Ceylon DATE: 4/11/1894. San Diego, CA Witnesses: John Russell of San Diego Minnie Stark of San Diego Officiate: B. C. Hagerman San Diego, CA Hope this helps. Donna At 11:43 AM 10/20/00 -0700, Mitch Tuller wrote: >Donna, >Thank you very much for checking for Matilda's marriage record. Albert was >John Patrick's brother and I would like a transcript of it, if it is not too >much trouble. I have forwarded your response to the other Treahy's and we all >appreciate your help. >Roberta > >"Donna@MBS" wrote: > >> Roberta; >> There is no record of the marriage of Matilda Mary Jones Sheffield and John >> Patrick Treahy or a death record for Henry Sheffield. The only thing I >> found that might be of interest was another Treahy marriage. If you want a >> transcript of this...let me know. >> Albert Moran Treahy m. Martha Isabell Stark 4/11/1894. >> >> Sorry. >> Donna >> >> At 09:49 PM 10/5/00 -0700, Roberta Tuller wrote: >> >Dear Donna, >> >Thank you so much for looking up Eliza's marriage information. She and >> >Ellar ran the stagecoach stop at Cocktail Springs in Del Mar. She went >> >from England as a young woman by herself to Australia and then came >> >across the county in a prairie wagon supposedly with the Horton Party. >> >He was a civil war vet. >> > >> >I do have one more request, but if I am being greedy, please just delete >> >this. Her daughter Matilda Mary Jones was married on July 18, 1881 to >> >somebody named Henry Shefield (the writing is hard to read), but in >> >August, 1884 Matilda's daughter Ella Treahy was born. So sometime >> >between July, 1881 and August, 1884 something happened to Henry and my >> >gggrandfather John Patrick Treahy married her. I would love to know the >> >date of Matilda (Shefeld?) and John P. Treahy's marriage. Matilda is >> >also a very interesting woman. She ran away with a musician in about >> >1895 leaving J.P. with the five children. She was shot and killed in a >> >dancehall in Nogales, Mexico in 1899. >> > >> >Thank you again for your help. I really, really appreciate it. >> >Roberta Tuller >> >Encino, CA >> > >> > >> > > > >