BURLESON - ALFORD
Mr. Johnnie Burleson and Miss Lucille Alford stole a march on their many friends here last Sunday, took a buggy ride to Conroe and were married by Rev. R. O. Weir at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Although there had been some objection to the match, on account of the youthfulness of the young man, the parents have become reconciled and the young people have been forgiven. ["The Conroe Courier", Conroe, TX July 12, 1912]
Mr. Johnnie Burleson and Miss Lucille Alford stole a march on their many friends here last Sunday, took a buggy ride to Conroe and were married by Rev. R. O. Weir at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Although there had been some objection to the match, on account of the youthfulness of the young man, the parents have become reconciled and the young people have been forgiven. ["The Conroe Courier", Conroe, TX July 12, 1912]
BURLESON - ALFORD
Mr. Johnnie Burleson and Miss Lucille Alford stole a march on their many friends here last Sunday, took a buggy ride to Conroe and were married by Rev. R. O. Weir at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Although there had been some objection to the match, on account of the youthfulness of the young man, the parents have become reconciled and the young people have been forgiven. ["The Conroe Courier", Conroe, TX July 12, 1912]
Mr. Johnnie Burleson and Miss Lucille Alford stole a march on their many friends here last Sunday, took a buggy ride to Conroe and were married by Rev. R. O. Weir at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Although there had been some objection to the match, on account of the youthfulness of the young man, the parents have become reconciled and the young people have been forgiven. ["The Conroe Courier", Conroe, TX July 12, 1912]
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