Mercer County, Kentucky – Marriage Returns

• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized between James Marshall and Eliza Watts according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, December 5, 1815, by me, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond was issued October 8, 1815, grooms name given as Charles, bondsman John Marshall, consent for bride by William Watts.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized December 19, 1815, between James Chatham and Mary Owings according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, by me, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond was issued December 15, 1815, brides last name Owens, bondsman Garret Vandavier.  William Fields states he has known the bride for thirty years, that her parents are dead and she has no guardian.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized January 7, 1816, between John Shy and Margaret McGoffin according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, by me, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond was issued January 3, 1816, bondsman William Dunavan.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized February 22, 1816, between David Wood and Mary Moore according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, by me, Thomas Kyle. [Bond was issued February 21, 1816, bondsman John Wood.  Bride’s father Lamberth Moore.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized February 29, 1816, between John Davis and Polly Hall, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond was issued February 26, 1816, bondsman Henry I. Hall, groom’s father Samuel Davis.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized February 29, 1816, between Mason Vannoy and Fanny Shy, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond issued February 28, 1816, bondsman John Shy, bride’s father Jesse Shy.]
• I hereby certify that a marriage was solemnized by me March 12, 1816, between Ezekiel Montgomery and Margaret Cammock, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Christian Church, Thomas Kyle.  [Bond was issued March 11, 1816, bondsman John Cammack.]