Rosalie was married to Elbridge S. Hurt in the Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas, in 1884. (Rosalie's father, John, was governor from 1883 to 1888.) It was reportedly the first wedding to take place in the Governor's Mansion in Austin.
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HURT - IRELAND
Married - At 9 o'clock Thursday morning Mr. E. S. Hurt, a young lawyer and son of Judge Hurt of the court of appeals, was married to Miss Rosalie Ireland, the pretty and interesting daughter of Gov. Ireland, the ceremony taking place at the Governor's mansion in the presence of a few invited friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom. Rev. Dr. Goodwyn officiated. After a sumptuous repast the couple were accompanied to the depot by their friends, and took the train for Dallas which will be their future home. May their lives prove a bright clysium of earthly happiness (The Austin Weekly Statesman, Austin, Tex., Sept 25, 1884)
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HURT - IRELAND
Married - At 9 o'clock Thursday morning Mr. E. S. Hurt, a young lawyer and son of Judge Hurt of the court of appeals, was married to Miss Rosalie Ireland, the pretty and interesting daughter of Gov. Ireland, the ceremony taking place at the Governor's mansion in the presence of a few invited friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom. Rev. Dr. Goodwyn officiated. After a sumptuous repast the couple were accompanied to the depot by their friends, and took the train for Dallas which will be their future home. May their lives prove a bright clysium of earthly happiness (The Austin Weekly Statesman, Austin, Tex., Sept 25, 1884)
Rosalie was married to Elbridge S. Hurt in the Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas, in 1884. (Rosalie's father, John, was governor from 1883 to 1888.) It was reportedly the first wedding to take place in the Governor's Mansion in Austin.
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HURT - IRELAND
Married - At 9 o'clock Thursday morning Mr. E. S. Hurt, a young lawyer and son of Judge Hurt of the court of appeals, was married to Miss Rosalie Ireland, the pretty and interesting daughter of Gov. Ireland, the ceremony taking place at the Governor's mansion in the presence of a few invited friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom. Rev. Dr. Goodwyn officiated. After a sumptuous repast the couple were accompanied to the depot by their friends, and took the train for Dallas which will be their future home. May their lives prove a bright clysium of earthly happiness (The Austin Weekly Statesman, Austin, Tex., Sept 25, 1884)
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HURT - IRELAND
Married - At 9 o'clock Thursday morning Mr. E. S. Hurt, a young lawyer and son of Judge Hurt of the court of appeals, was married to Miss Rosalie Ireland, the pretty and interesting daughter of Gov. Ireland, the ceremony taking place at the Governor's mansion in the presence of a few invited friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom. Rev. Dr. Goodwyn officiated. After a sumptuous repast the couple were accompanied to the depot by their friends, and took the train for Dallas which will be their future home. May their lives prove a bright clysium of earthly happiness (The Austin Weekly Statesman, Austin, Tex., Sept 25, 1884)
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