My paternal great-great grandparents
Louis King & Sarah Barry
were married on this date 148 years ago.
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Transcribed: I hereby Certify, that Louis King and Sarah Maria Barry were joined in Marriage by me, in accordance with the Laws of the State of New York, in the City of Brooklyn on the 25th day of December 1870.
Attest, Chas. H. TuckerTranscribed:
Official Station, Pastor Christ Chapel
Residence, 82 Woodhull St., Brooklyn
Witnesses to the Marriage,
William Healy
Caroline May Ann Henderson
Full Name of Groom: Lewis King Full Name of Bride: Sarah Maria Barry
Place of Residence: 4-5 Wolcott Street Place of Residence: 133 Djikemen
Age: 28 Age: 19
Occupation: Engineer
Place of Birth: New York Place of Birth: New York
Father’s Name: Jacob King Father’s Name: Ebenezer Barry
Mother’s Maiden Name: Mary __ Mother’s Maiden Name: Catherine Boline
No. of Groom’s marriage: first No. of Bride’s Marriage: first
Dec. 25, 1870
Lewis King- Groom (signed with his X)
Sarah Maria Barry –Bride (signed with her X)
Signed in Presence of Wm Healy
and Caroline Mary Ann Henderson
I was unable to locate any pictures of Christ Chapel, however, believe it was a Protestant Episcopal Church. I was able to find the following reference to Rev. Tucker in the Journal of the …Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Long Island Volumes 1-3, page 92:
I decided to plot their addresses on a map to see how closely they lived to each other:
When I look at the map and the thumbtack markers I can see that Louis and Sarah lived within 4 blocks of each other. The church they were married in is about 10-12 blocks away.
Happy Anniversary to Sarah and Louis! Oh, how I wish I had a picture of the two of you together.
If you have any corrections, additions or stories to share I look forward to hearing them.
Enjoy the journey,
Debby
Enjoy the journey,
Debby
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