Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memorial of Golden Wedding: Hannah D. Hall, John Fitch Kinney
On the evening of January 29, 1839, at the country residence of Col. Samuel Hall, near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, the near relatives and friends of the family gathered as spectators of an event full of interest to all, and of happi ness to two, who were present to be made one, according to God's ordinance, for all time to come.
The father and mother of the bride, well advanced in years, gave a reluctant consent to part from their daughter whose life and happiness they hesitated to confide to the care of a young man whom they had only known a short time, and who had no means of support save the profession on which he had just entered.
The bride was fair, tall, and graceful; added to a nat ural dignity, she had just enough of culture to improve gifts which were embellished, but could never have been created by art.
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