KERSHAW COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA - MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE - DeLOACHE and WORKMAN - 1868

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Contributed to The USGenWeb Archives by:
 Javan Michael DeLoach   (javan@paonline.com)
 09 Feb 1999

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Contributor's Note:  This is the Marriage Certificate of William Elliot
DeLoache and Rebecca R. Workman.  William was the son of Redding Cannon
DeLoach and Esther D. Patterson.  It is interesting to note that Redding C.
DeLoach spelled his name without the "e" on the end.  It appears that his
son William was the first to start using the DeLoache variant spelling.
Rebecca R. Workman was the daughter of William Workman, Sr. and Sarah Y.
Jenkins.




This certifies that the rite of marriage was celebrated between W.E.
DeLoache of Barnwell, S.C. and R.R. Workman of Camden, S.C. on October
20th, 1868 at Camden, S.C. by Rev. Jas. J. Workman of the "South Carolina
Conf", M E C South.
Witness  W.L. DePass  Witness  W.C. Workman




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