Marriages 1906 – 4^th Quarter

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 4, 1906, page 3
FOUCRAULT CARVEY	The engagement is announced of Miss Tessie CARVEY and George FOUCRAULT of Tomales. The wedding will take place next week at San Rafael and will be a quiet affair. The bride-elect is well known in this city where she is very popular. The groom-to-be is a brother of Louis Foucrault of Petaluma. The couple will reside in Tomales.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 4, 1906, page 8
Marriage Licenses
BALDWIN STANFORTH	Sep 24	W.H. BALDWIN, age 33, to Minnie STANFORTH, age 29, both of Oakland
CURRAN UNDERHILL	Sep 24	R.H. CURRAN, age 22, of Richmond, to Juanita UNDERHILL, age 19, of San Mateo
FRANK SPRING	Sep 25	M. FRANK, age 23, of San Francisco, to Mabel SPRING, age 21, of Berkeley
SMITH JURGENSEN	Sep 25	John Z. SMITH, age 33, to Lydia JURGENSEN, age 29, both of San Francisco
McBURNIE DERRINGER	Sep 26	R.E. McBURNIE, age 39, to May C. DERRINGER, age 36, both of San Francisco
COSGROVE LUCOT	Sep 26	James COSGROVE, age 60, of Volcano, Amador County, to Mary E. LUCOT, age 50, of Jackson
MATHESON VONSEN	Sep 27	Charles A. MATHESON, age 32, to Kate VONSEN, age 27, both of San Antonio
STEWART HIGGINS	Sep 27	James STEWART, age 34, to Abbie HIGGINS, age 25, both of San Francisco
MASON FISH	Sep 27	M. MASON, age 31, to Jeanette FISH, age 29, both of Larkspur
HUNT SCHNECK	Sep 28	Charles P. HUNT, age 28, of San Francisco, to Ann SCHNECK, age 22, of Keystone
HEYEN MUND	Sep 28	Henry B. HEYEN, age 30, of Oakland, to Edith MUND, age 28, ot San Francisco
MORELY FURENZI	Sep 28	Lee R. MORELY, age 22, to Eva S. FURENZI, age 18, both of Oakland
BABKIRK GLASER	Sep 29	Alexander M. BABKIRK, age 24, of Vallejo, to Louisa M. GLASER, age over 18, of San Rafael
FREE HERMANN	Sep 29	Benjamin F. FREE, age 56, to Essie HERMANN, age 38, both of San Francisco
MEINHARDT MOORE	Sep 29	George C. MEINHARDT, age 27, of San Francisco, to Loie B. MOORE, age 23, of Santa Cruz
AMARANTE GOLARTE	Sep 29	John B. AMARANTE, age 22, to Mary GOLARTE, age 18, both of Tocaloma
THOMAS HALL	Sep 29	Arthur T. THOMAS, age 24, to Lillian B. HALL, age 28, both of San Francisco
BERNZOTT BATCHELDER	Sep 29	August BERNZOTT, age 33, to Isabelle M. BATCHELDER, age 27, both of San Francisco
LANDRAM GOSLAW	Sep 29	James A. LANDRAM, age 44, to Ada I. GOSLAW, age 38, both of San Francisco
BRADSHAW GARVIN	Oct 1	F. BRADSHAW, age over 21, to Ida GARVIN, age over 18, both of Oakland

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 6, 1906, page 1
MATHESON VONSEN	Cupid Gets Busy in North County Two popular couples of Marin and Sonoma Counties were married this week at Petaluma. At the country home of Mr. and Mrs. John Vonsen by the Rev. Davis, Miss Kate VONSEN was given in marriage to Charles MATHESON, owner of many ranches in Marin County.
SORENSON BUNDESON	In the German Church at Petaluma on September 29^th, Miss Alma BUNDESON became the bride of Fred SORENSON. A reception was given after the ceremony to which 200 guests were invited to Unique Hall.

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 6, 1906
LONG SHEPARD	A pretty wedding, with the added interest and romance of a hastily planned war-time affair, was that of Miss Georgene SHEPARD and Lieut. Edwin C. LONG, Artillery Corps, USA, which was celebrated yesterday afternoon at “The Hedges”, the quaint home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, in Sausalito. The ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. George Maxwell, rector of the Christ Church in Sausalito, took place at 4 o’clock, the bride being given away by her father, A.D. Shepard….. She had no maid of honor, but there were two attractive bridesmaids – Miss Margery Shepard, the bride’s younger sister, and Miss Edith Miller. …..Lieut. Frederick Test, USA, was the best man….. Lieut. Long will leave on Tuesday morning for Cuba, where he will join General Funston, whose aid he is. Mrs. Long will remain for the present at Ft. Baker.
BEAUREGARD PEDROTTI	Capt. Harry BEAUREGARD of the Launch Claire and Miss Estelle PEDROTTI were married at Duncans Mills last Sunday. On their return the happy couple were given a turkey dinner by their friends.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 11, 1906, page 8

FOUCRAULT CARVEY

From Petaluma Argus The wedding of Miss Tessie CARVEY and George FOUCRAULT took place Tuesday in San Rafael and was a quiet affair. The ceremony was performed at the Catholic Church, Rev. Father Walsh officiating. Miss Mattie Carvey, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Louis Fairbanks, cousin of the groom, was best man. The couple will reside in San Francisco, where the groom has a cozy cottage awaiting the bride. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Annie Carvey of Bloomfield and sister of Mrs. James Carroll, Miss Mattie, John and Dennis Carvey. She is one of Bloomfield’s fair and popular daughters. She was reared and educated in Bloomfield, and has many friends to wish her happiness. Mr. Foucrault, like his charming bride, is very popular in Tomales, where he resided a number of years with his parents. He is the second eldest son of Mrs. Foucrault, and a brother of Louis Foucrault of Petaluma.

Petaluma Argus – Wednesday, October 10, 1906

MORETTI MARTIN

In the cathedral at Cevio, Switzerland, on October 10^th, Miss Linda MARTIN of this city, became the happy bride of Fiorenzo MORETTI, formerly of this city and now of San Diego, CA. The wedding was of a quiet nature and was witnessed only by the near relatives and friends of the young people. A recent bereavement in the family of the bride was the reason for the quiet ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. MORETTI are expected home from Europe in about two months and will make their home in California. A.J. MARTIN, a brother of the bride, was wedded in Alameda on Wednesday of this week to Miss Katherine KIRK. Mrs. MORETTI is a sister of Charles, Arnold, and Leopold Martin, Mrs. P. Dolcini, Mrs. Ben Pattochi of Petaluma, and the Mrs. Professor Mattei of Switzerland. Mrs. Mattei and Leopold Martin were present at the wedding of their sister. Mr. Moretti formerly resided here and moved to Santa Cruz, later going to San Diego to conduct one of the big ranches owned by the Martin Company, of which his bride is a stockholder. They have hosts of friends throughout the State who will give them a royal welcome home.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 11, 1906, page 8
Marriage Licenses
LONG SHEPARD	Oct 1	Edwin C. LONG, age 28, to Georgine C. SHEPARD, age 23, both of San Francisco
FOUCRAULT CARVEY	Oct 2	George FOUCRAULT, age 28, of Tomales to Tessie CARVEY, age 21, of Bloomfield
HICKOK BRUNER	Oct 2	H.T. HICKOK, age 68, to Anna E. BRUNER, age 62, both of Sebastopol
LEONARD KENNY	Oct 2	Terence LEONARD, age 30, of San Francisco, to Norah KENNY, age 24, of Mill Valley
ALBERTONI ZANONI	Oct 3	D. ALBERTONI, age 34, to Santina ZANONI, age 21, both of Duncan’s Mills
BAILIE POWERS	Oct 3	John BAILIE, age 40, to Catherine POWERS, age 30, both of Mayfield
CLARK MULLER	Oct 3	Samuel R. CLARK, age over 21, to Marie T. MULLER, age over 18, both of San Francisco
BURROWS GAMBLE	Oct 4	Edward W. BURROWS, age 31, to Charlotte GAMBLE, age 34, both of San Francisco
INGRAM BIEDERMAN	Oct 4	A.B. INGRAM, age 40, to Mrs. A.B. BIEDERMAN, age 29, both of San Jose
ROSENQUIST EDSON	Oct 5	H.A. ROSENQUIST, age over 21, to Alice M. EDSON, age over 18, both of Mill Valley
REED NOFFSINGER	Oct 5	L.B. REED, age over 21, of San Francisco, to E.L. NOFFSINGER, age over 18, of Decoto
CAMPTON GRANT	Oct 6	George W. CAMPTON, age over 21, to Bertha GRANT, age over 21, both of San Francisco
O’BRIEN BARDEN	Oct 6	James W. O’BRIEN, age over 21, to Alice M. BARDEN, age over 18, both of San Francisco

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 13, 1906, page 3

MASON BIRLEM

The announcement of the engagement of Miss Edna MASON, of Salinas, to Frederick W. BIRLEM, of San Francisco, is announced to take place this month in Salinas. Fred is well known in insurance circles in San Francisco and in this county. He is the son of J.F. Birlem, formerly Captain of the Guard at San Quentin Prison. Fred attended the public schools in this and previous to going to San Francisco was a newspaper correspondent in this county. Fred has many friends who wish him success.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 18, 1906, page 3
MASON BIRLEM	Last week we mentioned the engagement of Fred BIRLEM. The wedding took place on Wednesday, October 10^th, at the home of the bride’s parents in Salinas, CA. The bride was Miss Edna Kathro MASON.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 18, 1906, page 8
Marriage Licenses
LYNCH WILEY	Oct 8	Thomas J. LYNCH, age 36, of San Francisco, to Mabel WILEY, age 26, of Vallejo
CUNNINGHAM ABRAHAM	Oct 8	Alexander A. CUNNINGHAM, age 21, of San Francisco, to C. Dorothy ABRAHAM, age 18, of Alameda
CHASE CLASSEN	Oct 8	Ralph P. CHASE, age 23, of Berkeley, to Winifred T. CLASSEN, age 21, of San Francisco
PATERSON DESSERICH	Oct 8	Charles PATERSON, age 40, to Mary DESSERICH, age 43, both of San Jose
LAMB FISCHER	Oct 8	Joseph H. LAMB, age 28, to Lucy FISCHER, age 28, both of Oakland
BARTELS BIDWELL	Oct 9	Frank BARTELS, age 33, to Bertha BIDWELL, age 26, both of Alameda
BOYESEN LEWIS	Oct 9	John BOYESEN, age 29, to Ida F. LEWIS, age over 18, both of San Francisco
EHARDT HERTING	Oct 10	Joseph G. EHARDT, age 38, to Elsie HERTING, age 22, both of San Francisco
SCHWARZ MARX	Oct 10	Siegmund SCHWARZ, age 55, to Mrs. Helen MARX, age 47, both of Oakland
SORENSON JENSEN	Oct 10	Antone L. SORENSON, age 40, to Mattie K. JENSEN, age 28, both of Oakland
FORTIER CLAYTON	Oct 11	Peter FORTIER, age 21, to Nellie CLAYTON, age 18, both of Sebastopol
CALKINS ROWE	Oct 11	John R. CALKINS, age 31, to Annie ROWE, age 22, both of San Francisco
JANSEN ROSTOVZEFF	Oct 11	Charles JANSEN, age 21, of West Berkeley, to Lydia ROSTOVZEFF, age 20, of Berkeley
SEELEY BACHERT	Oct 11	M.P. SEELEY, age 36, of Denver, to Annie BACHERT, age 26, of Buffalo, NY
WELSH JOHNSON	Oct 13	John WELSH, age 33, to Ellen JOHNSON, age 24, both of San Francisco
LANGE SHERMAN	Oct 14	Chester A. LANGE, age 24, of Sacramento, to Nellie L. SHERMAN, age 21, of Augusta, Maine
NELSON FISHER	Oct 15	Albert NELSON, age 21, to Rose FISHER, age 18, both of San Francisco
PENDLETON DELANEY	Oct 15	Norman W. PENDLETON, age 25, to Alma L. DELANEY, age 21, both of Berkeley
BREEN LENHART	Oct 15	P.W. BREEN, age over 21, of Hollister, to Charlotte B. LENHART, age over 18, of Mill Valley

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 20, 1906, page 1
HOLZBERG GILMORE	The engagement of Miss Mamie GILMORE to Fred HOLZBERG of Stockton has been announced.

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 20, 1906, page 3
SPINNEY GILLIAM	A very pretty wedding took place in Sebastopol last Saturday. The contracting parties were Clifford SPINNEY, a poplar engineer of the North Shore Railroad, residing here, and Miss Elaine GILLIAM, a niece of Mrs. William Wosser and Frank Orr. The happy young couple went to Santa Cruz on their honeymoon and will make their home here.
BREEN LENHART	A very pretty wedding took place in the picturesque Catholic Church of Our Lady of Carmel in Mill Valley Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Miss Charlotte LENHART, a highly accomplished musician and who has innumerable friends throughout the county and P.W. BREEN, a prominent real estate owner and dealer of Hollister. The bride extended a church invitation to all her schoolmates. Rev. Father Valentini performed the ceremony and a special choir sang. The young couple will make their home in Hollister. This is the second marriage between the same families during the last few years. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. James Lenhart and a sister of Mrs. Thomas J. Lennon. Since she was a small child, Mill Valley has been her home.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 25, 1906, page 2

MARTIN KIRK

From Petaluma Argus The wedding of Miss Katherine KIRK and Arnold J. MARTIN took place Wednesday morning at St. Joseph’s Church in Alameda, and was a very quiet affair, being witnessed only by the immediate relatives of the couple. The couple will reside at Chileno Valley. The bride is well known in Petaluma, where she has frequently visited. She is the sister of the late Mrs. A.J. Martin. Mr. Martin is one of this city’s wealthy residents, and is exceedingly popular throughout Sonoma and Marin Counties. He is a son of the late Charles Martin of Chileno Valley, who was one of the wealthiest pioneers in this vicinity.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 25, 1906, page 2
Marriage Licenses
TALGO MILLSAP	Oct 16	Owen TALGO, aged 28, to Blanche MILLSAP, aged 18, both of Santa Rosa
CARLIE KING	Oct 16	Edwin J. CARLIE, aged 27, to Isabelle KING, aged 25, both of San Francisco
FAIRCHILD STEWART	Oct 16	Clarence FAIRCHILD, aged 28, of Portland, to Kathryn STEWART, aged 26, of San Francisco
STANSMAN SCHWARTING	Oct 17	Ferdinand STANSMAN, aged 33, to Mary SCHWARTING, age 26, both of San Francisco
TAYLOR OWEN	Oct 17	H.E. TAYLOR, aged 25, to Mary E. OWEN, aged 25, both of Mill Valley
YOUNG ELLIS	Oct 17	John A. YOUNG, aged 27, to Julia A. ELLIS, aged 22, both of San Francisco
HINIKER HINIKER	Oct 17	F.L. HINIKER, aged 42, to M.C. HINIKER, aged 32, both of Larkspur
KEAN NELSON	Oct 18	John KEAN, aged 42, to Gertrude M. NELSON, aged 36, both of San Francisco
ASHLEY DANDEL	Oct 18	J.W. ASHLEY, aged 25, to Pauline DANDEL, aged 25, both of Oakland
CODY BARRETT	Oct 18	John CODY, aged 33, to M. BARRETT, aged 21, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 27, 1906, page 1
BREEN LENHART	Mill Valley Miss Charlotte LENHART, one of the most popular young ladies of the Valley, and a sister-in-law of Judge Lennon of San Rafael, was married last week to Mr. William BREEN of Hollister where the young couple will make their home in the future. Miss Lenhart was for years the very efficient organist and choir leader at the Catholic Church here, and was always to the front whenever any charitable or public entertainment for the good of the community was being arranged. She will be missed by a very large circle of friends.
TAYLOR OWENS	Henry TAYLOR, editor of the Pacific Coast Merchant, was married by Rev. Dr. Yarrow, to Miss Mary OWENS at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L.W.F. Downs. The affair was quiet but very interesting, and the happy couple will make Mill Valley their future home.

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 27, 1906, page 3
SWANSON BROWN	Last Monday the numerous friends of Mr. Andrew SWANSON, a retired merchant of San Francisco, and Mrs. Charlotte BROWN, widow of the late Captain Brown, for years past a resident of this town, were joyfully permitted to congratulate them on entering into the holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was performed at San Francisco by Rev. William M. Reilly at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rich, most warm and long time friends of the betrothed. The fiancée, now Mrs. Swanson, is especially felicitated by her troop of friends who abound in almost every section of the county, one in which she has resided almost unremittingly for the past 33 years, recalling to all of them most happy reminiscences of herself and her late husband, Captain Brown, who three years ago succumbed to the final call of the hereafter.
CORY LOUNSBERRY	The engagement is announced of Miss Lulu LOUNSBERRY to Dr. Benjamin CORY, a rising young physician of San Jose.
WILBURN WAGNER	The Presbyterian Church was the setting of a very pretty wedding Wednesday morning. Lee WILBURN was honorably discharged from the Coast Artillery on Wednesday, and celebrated the day by taking Miss Bertha M. WAGNER for better or worse that morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C.G. Paterson and Corporal C.W. Giessel was best man and Miss Frances Murphy was bridesmaid. Miss Stanly, of Mill Valley, played the wedding march. They will visit the parents of the groom in Texarkana, Arkansas, then return to California. The groom has a civil service position in the post office waiting. Sausalito will be their home.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 1, 1906, page 3
MAZZA SOLDATE	From Petaluma Argus At the Soldate home north of this city on Wednesday afternoon a quiet, but pretty wedding took place, the contracting parties being Miss Jennie SOLDATE and Romildo L. MAZZA. Rev. Father J.J. Dollard performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. L. and the late Alex Soldate of Oak View, Liberty District. She is an accomplished young lady, and a musician of ability. She is a sister of the Misses Corina, Vina, Alice, Palma, and Effie Soldate, and the Messrs. Ceevio and Marino Soldate. The groom, who is a well known rancher in San Antonio, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Mazza of Tocaloma. He is well known in Sonoma and Marin Counties. He is the brother of Mrs. P. Scilacci of Point Reyes, Misses Alma, Katie, and Samuel Mazza of Tocaloma, and the Misses Nellie and Olympia of San Francisco.
REIDE GARMS	Jack RIEDE, brother of Fred Riede, the baker, was married at Santa Rosa October 18^th to Miss Amanda GARMS, of Petaluma. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Frank Riede, Mrs. Peter Kopp, and Mrs. E. Kolepka. They have the well wishes of many friends here. They will reside in Petaluma.
WILBURN WAGNER	Married October 24, 1906, at Sausalito, by Rev. Charles G. Paterson, Lee WILBURN and Bertha WAGNER, both of Fort Baker.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 1, 1906, page 8
Marriage Licenses
ALLEN WILLIAMS	Oct 22	John A. ALLEN, age 20, of Oakland, to Elsie E. WILLIAMS, age 20 of Berkeley
STANIELS CHASE	Oct 22	W. STANIELS, age 26, to Laura CHASE, age 20, both of San Francisco
STONE BURKE	Oct 22	Charles E. STONE, age 35, to Sallie G. BURKE, age 22, both of San Francisco
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