Washington County 'Little Washington' Pennsylvania
 Genealogy and Family History

Mr. Turnbull was employed in Clinton several years ago in road construction and is known to a number of Clinton people. They will reside in Monmouth.

[ William TURNBULL to Marie McCullough, 6 Aug 1938 ]  turnbull_mccullough_08-12-1938  (DG) 

TURNER - PORTER.- At the residence of the bride's mother, at New Matamoras, O., on the 26th ult., Mr. Jas. A. TURNER, of Butler, Pa., and Miss Robma J. PORTER, formerly of McDonald. 

[ Jas. A. TURNER to Robina J. Porter, 26 Nov 1896 ]
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From the McDonald, PA Record for Jan. 18, 1907, page unknown:

[ TURNEY - HUNTER ]

Last Friday evening during a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. HUNTER, North avenue, in honor of the birthday of their daughter Elizabeth, the young woman called all those in attendance about her and producing a marriage certificate, made formal announcement of the nuptials of her sister, Ida H., and Clifford T. TURNEY.  Both were at the party and were congratulated by those present.  It was subsequently stated that the young people had perfected their plans and met early Friday morning.  They went to Steubenville, were quietly married by a Presbyterian clergyman and got back to McDonald at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.  The bride is 18 and the groom a year older.  Their marriage has been objected to on account of their youth.

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From the McDonald, PA Record for Jan. 18, 1907, page unknown:

[ TURNEY - HUNTER ]

Frederick C. FAIRBANKS, son of Vice President FAIRBANKS, and six grooms from Western Pennsylvania, among them Clifford T. TURNEY of McDonald [Pa], were on Tuesday indicted by the grand jury of Steubenville [Ohio], for perjury committed while procuring a marriage license.  Prosecutor ALBAN says the indictments are no bluffs, but as soon as any of those indicted appear in Ohio the sheriff will be sent after them and the indictments will be pushed.  The grand jury had the marriage license record and the probate judge who issued the license before it for two days.

[ Clifford T. TURNEY to Ida H. HUNTER, early Friday morning, in paper 1-18-1907 ; perjury charges against groom Frederick C. FAIRBANKS ]  turney_hunter_1-18-1907-record.jpg
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POLISHEN - TURNPACK
[ TURNPACK is the Groom. ]

Miss Annie POLISHEN of Noblestown and Mr. John TURNPACK of Oakdale were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John POLISHEN on Tuesday morning, August 7th at 9:30 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fr. D. J. COX of Noblestown.

[ John TURNPACK to Annie Polishen, 7 Aug 1923 ]
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TUSING - TEYSSIER

Joseph C. TUSING and Miss Pauline TEYSSIER of New Kensington were married at the manse of the Laboratory Presbyterian church, Saturday afternoon, March 6, 1937. The uncle of the bride, the Rev. John C. TEYSSIER, officiated, using the ring service. The bride's aunt Mrs. Joseph TEYSSIER of Morgan, was the bridesmaid. The bride's uncle, Joseph TEYSSIER, acted as best man. The father of the bride, J. B. TEYSSIER, was also a member of the bridal party. Mr. TUSING is employed by the American Window Glass Co. in New Kensington. They will reside in New Kensington.

[ Joseph C. TUSING to Pauline Teyssier, 6 Mar 1937 ]  tusing_teyssier_03-12-1937 (CR-K)

TYLER ? BROWNING WEDDING

Miss Louise LaVerne BROWNING, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert BROWNING of North McDonald street, McDonald, and Charles Edward TYLER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. TYLER of Bellevue, were united in marriage at 7:30 o?clock Saturday evening, April 16, 1938, in the First Baptist church of McDonald, the pastor, the Rev. Charles REDD, grandfather of the bride, officiating. Miss Grace CARTER of McDonald sang ?Because,? Miss Jean WOOLFORK of Pittsburgh sang ?I Love You Truly,? and Miss Esther HARVEY of McDonald sang ?O Promise Me,? accompanied by Mrs. William LEWIS of McDonald. The bride wore a gown of white tulle and a white veil. She carried a bouquet of lilies. Her maid of honor, Miss Mae VAUGHN, wore a peach chiffon gown with green accessories and carried a bouquet of gladiolas. The bridesmaids, Miss Grace CARTER of McDonald and Mrs. Fred LEE of Pittsburgh, wore Peacock blue chiffon and carried gladiolas and Miss Hattie KEENE of Washington, and Miss Elnora BROWNING, a cousin of the bride, wore gowns of peach chiffon and carried gladiolas. The flower girls, Marlyn HARVEY, a cousin of the bride, and Jo MULL, wore white net dresses. The ushers were Mr. William WELLS, Mr. George PRATT, and Mr. Jerry THORNTON of McDonald, Mr. Randall HOOE of Washington and Mr. Fred LEE of Pittsburgh. Mr. Sherwin COLES of Bellevue was the bestman. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HARVEY in Coal street. There were over 150 guests with 20 seated at the bride?s table. Mrs. TYLER is a 1935 graduate of McDonald high school and Mr. TYLER is a graduate of Bellevue high school. The young couple will reside in Pittsburgh.

[ Charles Edward TYLER to Louise LaVerne Browning, 16 Apr 1938 ]  tyler_browning_04-22-1938_ro (CB)

A WEDDING
[ TYSON - BENNETT ]

Mr. Henry TYSON and Miss Lizzie BENNETT, both of Sturgeon, were married at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. M. R. HACKMAN, April 18. 

Henry TYSON to Lizzie Bennett, 18 Apr 1908 ] tyson_bennett_05-02-1908_outlook (CT-L)