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Roundtree marriages

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

Adnah Fooshee and Frances Roundtree

Marriage bond, 31 March 1827

Bond dated
31 March 1827
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 775, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • USGenWeb reads the bride as Frances and Roundtree

William R Mckee and Alwilda Roundtree

Marriage license, 16 December 1875

License dated
16 December 1875
In the books
Orange Marriage Book 2, page 578, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60003, “Marriage Licenses (16 mm), 1866–1875”.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

Lafayette Valines and Mollie Roundtree

Marriage license, 17 October 1880

License dated
17 October 1880
In the books
Orange Marriage Book 4, page 393, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 62002, “Marriage Licenses, 1879–1891”.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

Solomon Bradshaw and Betty Roundtree

Marriage license, 26 January 1899

License dated
26 January 1899
In the books
Orange Marriage Book 8, page 135, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 62003, “Marriage Licenses, 1892–1903”.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

Robert Roundtree and Bessie Bass

Marriage license, 27 December 1905

License dated
27 December 1905
In the books
Orange Marriage Book 9, page 277, at the Register of Deeds
In all the records
Every Roundtree record, by decade: deeds, court minutes, wills, tax lists and more
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