Mother: Nancy Drucilla Brown Hughey
(1839–1908)
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MARTIN - HUGHEY
The marriage of Mr. Ira P. Martin, of this city [Itasca] and Miss SUSIE HUGHEY of Beaverton, Ala took place in the parlors of the Mansion hotel, Ft. worth, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock After the ceremony the happy couple left for Itasca and will go to housekeeping in the grooms' home. Mr. Martin is one of our most clever and accommodating citizens and his new wife is favorably noted for her many attractive traits and evenness of temperament. The Mail takes pleasure in extending its congratulations and best wishes - [Itasca Mail]
Miss Hughey was one of Lamar's fairest daughters. She left her home, Beaverton, some days ago for Ft. Worth and was joined there by Mr. Martin and were shortly married. We wish for them a long and happy life. (Vernon Courier, Lamar County AL, June 6, 1895 )
(1839–1908)
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MARTIN - HUGHEY
The marriage of Mr. Ira P. Martin, of this city [Itasca] and Miss SUSIE HUGHEY of Beaverton, Ala took place in the parlors of the Mansion hotel, Ft. worth, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock After the ceremony the happy couple left for Itasca and will go to housekeeping in the grooms' home. Mr. Martin is one of our most clever and accommodating citizens and his new wife is favorably noted for her many attractive traits and evenness of temperament. The Mail takes pleasure in extending its congratulations and best wishes - [Itasca Mail]
Miss Hughey was one of Lamar's fairest daughters. She left her home, Beaverton, some days ago for Ft. Worth and was joined there by Mr. Martin and were shortly married. We wish for them a long and happy life. (Vernon Courier, Lamar County AL, June 6, 1895 )
Mother: Nancy Drucilla Brown Hughey
(1839–1908)
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MARTIN - HUGHEY
The marriage of Mr. Ira P. Martin, of this city [Itasca] and Miss SUSIE HUGHEY of Beaverton, Ala took place in the parlors of the Mansion hotel, Ft. worth, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock After the ceremony the happy couple left for Itasca and will go to housekeeping in the grooms' home. Mr. Martin is one of our most clever and accommodating citizens and his new wife is favorably noted for her many attractive traits and evenness of temperament. The Mail takes pleasure in extending its congratulations and best wishes - [Itasca Mail]
Miss Hughey was one of Lamar's fairest daughters. She left her home, Beaverton, some days ago for Ft. Worth and was joined there by Mr. Martin and were shortly married. We wish for them a long and happy life. (Vernon Courier, Lamar County AL, June 6, 1895 )
(1839–1908)
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MARTIN - HUGHEY
The marriage of Mr. Ira P. Martin, of this city [Itasca] and Miss SUSIE HUGHEY of Beaverton, Ala took place in the parlors of the Mansion hotel, Ft. worth, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock After the ceremony the happy couple left for Itasca and will go to housekeeping in the grooms' home. Mr. Martin is one of our most clever and accommodating citizens and his new wife is favorably noted for her many attractive traits and evenness of temperament. The Mail takes pleasure in extending its congratulations and best wishes - [Itasca Mail]
Miss Hughey was one of Lamar's fairest daughters. She left her home, Beaverton, some days ago for Ft. Worth and was joined there by Mr. Martin and were shortly married. We wish for them a long and happy life. (Vernon Courier, Lamar County AL, June 6, 1895 )
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