Transcribed by Phylis for the Marquette Co WI Pages
When the article was brief, it was transcribed below. If you see an ellipse [...] the article was longer, and not all of the text appears on this page, though a copy can be obtained from the newspaper microfilm, or by asking Phylis for a photocopy. Phylis's e-mail address can be found on the Contributors and Look-Up Volunteers page. Circuit Court Richard Drew vs. Henry Plugh 11 Jan Abram Boynton vs. James K Mears 15 Feb Franklin B Hawes vs. Wm. R. Oxford 27 July Allston Hughson vs. Sarah J. Ferris 27 July Lizzie Foot vs. Orton Foot 27 July Zalman McDougal vs. Caroline McDougal 14 Oct Probate Darius Dapp 11 Jan Stephen Ballard 8 Feb Robert L Hubbard 2 May Sally Heath 9 May John Warnke of Shields 25 May Charles Hemerschrot 25 May Thomas Duffee 25 May James Mitchell 26 September Norman E Brainard 26 September Robert Graham 4 Nov John F Morehouse 25 Nov Alford M Coon 8 Dec Married In this village on Sun, the 15th inst, by Rev. A. Fagan, Mr. Thomas F. Wall and Miss Mary A. Cogan, all of Montello 18 Jan In Montello, on the 16th ult., by Rev. A. Fagan, Mr. John Cuddle and Miss Mary Rierdon, all of Marcellen. 1 Mar On Sunday, the 19th, by the same, Mr. James Bowler of Buffalo, and Miss Bridget Gilroy, of this place. 1 Mar Also, at the same time and place, by the same, Mr. Thomas Foley of Montello, and Ann Hayden, of Shields. 1 Mar. At Oxford, on the 18th inst, by Thomas Black, esq., Mr. William T. Goodhugh and Miss Julia Hale both of Oxford. 25 Apr. In Oxford, on the 14th inst., by Rev. W. D. Atwater, Mr. William H Knox and Miss Mary Oxford, all of Oxford 22 July In Oxford, on the 24th inst., Rev. W. D. Atwater, Mrs. Reuben L. Nickerson and Miss Nancy M Fay, all of Oxford, 2 Sept. At Harris, Oct 4th, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mrs. Harrison W. Tompkins to Mrs. Eliza Ann Russell, both of Westfield. 21 Oct. In the town of Harris, Nov 9th, by Smith Miller, esq., Mr. J. C. Marvin of Shields, to Miss Frank Wood of Oxford. 4 Nov. In Oxford, Nov 5th, 1865, by the Rev. W. D. Atwater, M. Richard S. Drew and Miss Emily A Waldruff. 25 Nov In Oxford, Nov 11th, by the same, Mr. George C Holsted and Miss Mary B Cook. 25 Nov On Sunday evening, Nov 19th, by Elder A. L. Rhyd, at the residence of Mr. Haneibal Cheney, of Buffalo, Mr. Charles W. Bump of Buffalo and Miss Amanda J. Leonard of Montello 25 Nov. In Harris, Dec 9th, 1865, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Lieut. Henry Gibson and Miss Grace H. Laing, both of Harris. 9 Dec. Died Diptheria-- Family of N. E. Brainard, in the town of Douglas, Mr. B., and two children. . . 25 Jan. Norman E. Brainard, died Jan 19th, aged 37 yr, 10 mo, 23 days. George E. died Jan 20th, aged 6yr, 6 mo. Albert W. died Jan 9th, aged 4yr. 2 mo 6 days. Carrie A died Jan 13th, aged 2yr 5 mo 17 days 8 Feb. William C. Rood died in the town of Packwaukee on the 6th inst., with inflammation of the bowels, after a sickness of two weeks. He leaves a wife and three children to mourn. . . 8 Feb. Edward Everett left no will, and his estate will be divided among the heirs. 8 Mar. In the town of Montello, April 15th, 1865, Robert L. Hennard, age 67 yr �. 18 Apr. On Sunday last while a party were out sailing on the lake, a sudden gale upset the boat, about a mile from shore, precipitating the whole party into the water, one of whom, Dr. G. S. Shepard, dentist, was drowned. . . . . . 25 June A young man by the name of John Lytle, was drowned in the Montello river yesterday (Friday) . . . 3 Aug. In this village, on the 17th inst., of inflammation of the lungs, Mary, daughter of N. and H. J. Pratt, age 7 months. . . . 26 Sept In the town of Packwaukee, on the 17th inst., Stephen Gifford, aged _ years. 4 Nov. A Man Shot in his Cornfield . . . . On Monday of this week, a man named White, residing about one mile from the village of Princeton, Green Lake County, was found dead in his cornfield, shot through the head. He was a bachelor and lived by himself. 25 Nov. Fourth of July Celebration The people of Marquette county will celebrate the coming Fourth at Montello, with appropriate and becoming ceremonies. Orator: Hon. Joshua LaDue, of Milwaukee Reader of the Declaration - E. B. Chapman, of Montello Chaplain - Rev. W.D. Atwater, Oxford Officers of the Day President - C. S. Kelsey Vice Presidents Robert Cochran, Luman Slade, Westfield S. R. Rood, T. L. Kennon, Packwaukee A. German, C. L. Farrington, Harris B. G. M Bell, W. R. Axford, Oxford C. H S. Thomas, Douglas D. Thomas McLaughlin, H. B. Worden, Montello E. Robert McKay, P C Brooking, Buffalo F. D. K. Devany, Benj. Hall, Shields G. John Lambry, Mecan H. John Townly, Ken B. Brown, Moundville I. Nicholas German, S. Craig, Neshkoro; J. Walter King, C. Taggert, Crystal Lake K. Moses Boyden, Newton L. Henry Styles, Springfield. Marshall - W. H Peters Assistant Marshals - Jason Daniels and William McKenzie Captain of Artillery - J J Shideley 25 June. List of Jurors The following is a list of the grand and petit jurors drawn on the 31st day of July to serve at the Sept term of the Circuit court: Grand Jury Crystal Lake - August Buckholtz Douglas - William Murphy, Henry Loomer, N. E. Brainard Harris - Joseph Harrington Montello - Thos. McLaughlin, John Cogan Mecan - John Lock, William Reeves Newton - A D Ennis Oxford - Thomas Black, G. M. Bell Packwaukee - Nathanial Cook and Abial Booth Springfield - John Gibson Westfield - John Bennett, Robert Cochran 3 Aug.
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