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Tutterton marriages

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

James J Sullenger and Jane Tutterton

Marriage bond, 18 May 1854

Bond dated
18 May 1854
In the books
Orange Marriage Book S-V, page 638, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60009, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Roc–Ta” (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 402 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).

William H Ward and Martha Tutterton

Marriage bond, 22 December 1865

Bond dated
22 December 1865
Married
24 December 1865
In the books
Orange Marriage Book W-Z, pages 159-160, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Ingmire reads the date as 24 December 1865
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60010, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Te–Wa” (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 440 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 Tutterton record, by decade: deeds, court minutes, wills, tax lists and more
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