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Orange County Indexed

Spoon marriages

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

David Spoon and Elizabeth Coble

Marriage bond, 6 April 1804

Bond dated
6 April 1804
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 376, at the Register of Deeds

Daniel Spoon and Katharine Eulis

Marriage bond, 4 April 1826

Bond dated
4 April 1826
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 377, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Ingmire reads the bride as Catherine Eulis
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Jacob Scherer and Elizabeth Spoon

Marriage bond, 8 January 1827

Bond dated
8 January 1827
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 34, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Holcomb reads the groom as Jacob and Rev. Scherer

William Steel and Sophia Spoon

Marriage bond, 15 January 1829

Bond dated
15 January 1829
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 450, at the Register of Deeds

Allen Eucliss and Sally Spoon

Marriage bond, 24 January 1830

Bond dated
24 January 1830
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 565, at the Register of Deeds

Edwin Iseley and Elizabeth Spoon

Marriage bond, 15 November 1839

Bond dated
15 November 1839
In the books
Orange Marriage Book I-L, page 12, at the Register of Deeds

Hiram Steel and Margaret Spoon

Marriage bond, 3 April 1843

Bond dated
3 April 1843
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 437, at the Register of Deeds

Adam Spoon and Peggy Plunket

Marriage bond, 1 Oct ____

Bond dated
1 Oct ____
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 375, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60009, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Roc–Ta”.
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Every Spoon record, by decade: deeds, court minutes, wills, tax lists and more
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