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Hethpeth marriages

2 marriages in which the groom or the bride bears the name, oldest first.

James Chaves and Prugant Hethpeth

Marriage bond, 26 February 1859

Bond dated
26 February 1859
Married
27 February 1859
In the books
Orange Marriage Book C, pages 443-445, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Ingmire reads the date as 27 February 1859
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60003, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Bra–Com” (the name falls near a reel’s first or last bond; check both).
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60001, “Marriage Record, 1851–66, and Marriage Registers, 1867–72”.
  • The 1936 State Archives abstract of the bonds, image 82 on FamilySearch, or the one before or after it: the bondsman and witness are there.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

Brink Evins and Malida Hethpeth

Marriage bond, 18 January 1865

Bond dated
18 January 1865
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 599, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60004, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Con–Gw” (the name falls near a reel’s first or last bond; check both).
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60001, “Marriage Record, 1851–66, and Marriage Registers, 1867–72”.
  • The 1936 State Archives abstract of the bonds, image 142 on FamilySearch, or the one before or after it: the bondsman and witness are there.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).
In all the records
Every Hethpeth record, by decade: deeds, court minutes, wills, tax lists and more
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