Man's name: Johnson, A. Lincoln
Woman's name: Thomas, Ada
Marriage date: Aug 23, 1906
Location:
Publication: Mount Holly Herald
Aug 25, 1906
Page: 3
Column: 3
Notes: A. Lincoln Johnson, a popular Pennsylvania railroad conductor, supposed by his friends to be a confirmed bachelor, has at last taken unto himself a wife. On Thursday her married at the Elmer Methodist Church, to Miss Ada Thomas, of Pemberton, by Rev. H. Moore Blake, a brother-in-law of the bride. The happy couple will spend the honeymoon at Manasquan. After the summer schedule is over they will make an extended tour to the Thousand Islands and other points of interest.
Woman's name: Thomas, Ada
Marriage date: Aug 23, 1906
Location:
Publication: Mount Holly Herald
Aug 25, 1906
Page: 3
Column: 3
Notes: A. Lincoln Johnson, a popular Pennsylvania railroad conductor, supposed by his friends to be a confirmed bachelor, has at last taken unto himself a wife. On Thursday her married at the Elmer Methodist Church, to Miss Ada Thomas, of Pemberton, by Rev. H. Moore Blake, a brother-in-law of the bride. The happy couple will spend the honeymoon at Manasquan. After the summer schedule is over they will make an extended tour to the Thousand Islands and other points of interest.
Man's name: Johnson, A. Lincoln
Woman's name: Thomas, Ada
Marriage date: Aug 23, 1906
Location:
Publication: Mount Holly Herald
Aug 25, 1906
Page: 3
Column: 3
Notes: A. Lincoln Johnson, a popular Pennsylvania railroad conductor, supposed by his friends to be a confirmed bachelor, has at last taken unto himself a wife. On Thursday her married at the Elmer Methodist Church, to Miss Ada Thomas, of Pemberton, by Rev. H. Moore Blake, a brother-in-law of the bride. The happy couple will spend the honeymoon at Manasquan. After the summer schedule is over they will make an extended tour to the Thousand Islands and other points of interest.
Woman's name: Thomas, Ada
Marriage date: Aug 23, 1906
Location:
Publication: Mount Holly Herald
Aug 25, 1906
Page: 3
Column: 3
Notes: A. Lincoln Johnson, a popular Pennsylvania railroad conductor, supposed by his friends to be a confirmed bachelor, has at last taken unto himself a wife. On Thursday her married at the Elmer Methodist Church, to Miss Ada Thomas, of Pemberton, by Rev. H. Moore Blake, a brother-in-law of the bride. The happy couple will spend the honeymoon at Manasquan. After the summer schedule is over they will make an extended tour to the Thousand Islands and other points of interest.
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