DURHAM, Martha - Daniel ROUNDTREE
Source: Greencastle Star 9 Oct 1880 p 5
A very pleasant wedding was celebrated at the residence of JF Carver east of this city Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Miss Martha B. Durham of this city and Mr. Daniel W. Roundtree, a prosperous and popular merchant of Crawfordsville, Ind. The bride and groom entered the parlor short after 2:00 o’clock attended by Miss Lillie Stevenson and Mr. Will Durham, the bride’s brother, and Rev. JL Pitner pronounced the ceremony in a manner both pleasing and impressive, after which the large company assembled adjourned to the dining room and set down to a marriage feast in fact as well as in name. The bride was lovely in the traveling suit of brown and old gold silk, while the groom appeared to good advantage in the conventional suit of black. The newly wedded pair received the best wishes and congratulations of all those present and at 5:00 o’clock took the Vandalia train east for their new home at Crawfordsville, Ind. The bride received a large number of very elegant presents among which we noted the following: Water set, Wm. A and Benjamin F Durham; Castor (Grandma) Mrs. Rachel G. Durham; Butter dish and tea pot, Mr. and Mrs. JF Carver; Pickle Castor Miss Maggie Durham; Pair napkin rings, Miss Jennie Black; Card receiver and set mats, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Graham, Crawfordsville, Ind; Card receiver Miss Emma Brattin; Pair vases, Miss Mamie Seybold; Napkin rings, Mr. and mrs. McGown, Waveland, Ind; Cook book and pair vases, Mr. and Mrs. Singleton; basket of flowers, Mr. and Mrs. FA Arnold; pair vases, Miss Frankie Stevenson; set knives and forks, Mr. JR Moore, Waveland, Ind; table cloth, Mrs. Jane Carver; Napkin ring, Mrs. Laura Hattie Carver.
Source: Greencastle Banner 14 Oct 1880 p5
On Wednesday of last week at the residence of the bride’s uncle, James Carver, was solemnized the marriage of Miss Belle Durham and Mr. D. Rounhouse of Crawfordsville. The attendants were Miss Lillie Stevenson and WA Durham. There was only a small and select party in attendance, no cards being issued. Rev. JS Pitner of Locust Street Church officiated. There was a number of valuable presents, mostly of silver. The couple oft the same evening for Crawfordsville where they will make their home.