BOLTON - FULRATH
Marriage of a Popular Young Couple at Center Hill
Not withstanding the extreme cold weather of Wednesday, February 8[1899] about fifty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fulrath of Center Hill, to witness the marriage of their daughter, Laura, to Francis Bolton, of Bolton, Stephenson county, Illinois. At noon the nuptial knot was tied by J.A. Caskey, after which we all partook of the bounteous dinner which had been prepared, and to which, from outward appearances, ample justice was done.
The groom is a noble Christian young man, an active member of the M.E. church at Bolton. The bride is one of our most earnest young Christian ladies of Center Hill U.B. church and will be greatly missed both in the home and the church, as they will make their home at Bolton.
God bless these hands united,
God Bless these hearts made one
Unsevered and unblighted
May they through life go on,
Here, in earth's home preparing
For the bright home above
And there, forever sharing
It's joy, where "God is love.
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The sister of Francis William Bolton - Nellie Mae (Bolton) Fulrath married George W. Fulrath.
George W. Fulrath was a brother of Laura May (Fulrath) Bolton - wife of Francis William Bolton.
Biography compilation constructed by great grandson Mark Hayden.
Marriage of a Popular Young Couple at Center Hill
Not withstanding the extreme cold weather of Wednesday, February 8[1899] about fifty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fulrath of Center Hill, to witness the marriage of their daughter, Laura, to Francis Bolton, of Bolton, Stephenson county, Illinois. At noon the nuptial knot was tied by J.A. Caskey, after which we all partook of the bounteous dinner which had been prepared, and to which, from outward appearances, ample justice was done.
The groom is a noble Christian young man, an active member of the M.E. church at Bolton. The bride is one of our most earnest young Christian ladies of Center Hill U.B. church and will be greatly missed both in the home and the church, as they will make their home at Bolton.
God bless these hands united,
God Bless these hearts made one
Unsevered and unblighted
May they through life go on,
Here, in earth's home preparing
For the bright home above
And there, forever sharing
It's joy, where "God is love.
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The sister of Francis William Bolton - Nellie Mae (Bolton) Fulrath married George W. Fulrath.
George W. Fulrath was a brother of Laura May (Fulrath) Bolton - wife of Francis William Bolton.
Biography compilation constructed by great grandson Mark Hayden.
BOLTON - FULRATH
Marriage of a Popular Young Couple at Center Hill
Not withstanding the extreme cold weather of Wednesday, February 8[1899] about fifty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fulrath of Center Hill, to witness the marriage of their daughter, Laura, to Francis Bolton, of Bolton, Stephenson county, Illinois. At noon the nuptial knot was tied by J.A. Caskey, after which we all partook of the bounteous dinner which had been prepared, and to which, from outward appearances, ample justice was done.
The groom is a noble Christian young man, an active member of the M.E. church at Bolton. The bride is one of our most earnest young Christian ladies of Center Hill U.B. church and will be greatly missed both in the home and the church, as they will make their home at Bolton.
God bless these hands united,
God Bless these hearts made one
Unsevered and unblighted
May they through life go on,
Here, in earth's home preparing
For the bright home above
And there, forever sharing
It's joy, where "God is love.
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The sister of Francis William Bolton - Nellie Mae (Bolton) Fulrath married George W. Fulrath.
George W. Fulrath was a brother of Laura May (Fulrath) Bolton - wife of Francis William Bolton.
Biography compilation constructed by great grandson Mark Hayden.
Marriage of a Popular Young Couple at Center Hill
Not withstanding the extreme cold weather of Wednesday, February 8[1899] about fifty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fulrath of Center Hill, to witness the marriage of their daughter, Laura, to Francis Bolton, of Bolton, Stephenson county, Illinois. At noon the nuptial knot was tied by J.A. Caskey, after which we all partook of the bounteous dinner which had been prepared, and to which, from outward appearances, ample justice was done.
The groom is a noble Christian young man, an active member of the M.E. church at Bolton. The bride is one of our most earnest young Christian ladies of Center Hill U.B. church and will be greatly missed both in the home and the church, as they will make their home at Bolton.
God bless these hands united,
God Bless these hearts made one
Unsevered and unblighted
May they through life go on,
Here, in earth's home preparing
For the bright home above
And there, forever sharing
It's joy, where "God is love.
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The sister of Francis William Bolton - Nellie Mae (Bolton) Fulrath married George W. Fulrath.
George W. Fulrath was a brother of Laura May (Fulrath) Bolton - wife of Francis William Bolton.
Biography compilation constructed by great grandson Mark Hayden.
