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1900 census, I.T., Chickasaw Nation, Pauls Valley, ed 135, 2-B, June 9
HH 18
HAMM, Thomas I, head, W, M, Nov 1869, 30, m 4 yrs, AL, --, --, agent, Choctaw by marriage
HAMM, Ellanor, wife, W, F, Aug 1877, 22, m 4 yrs, IT, LA, IT, Choctaw, father white, mother Choctaw, 15/16 white
HAMM, Bradley, dau, June 1893, 6, IT TX, IT, Choctaw, father white, mother Choctaw, 31/32 white
HILL, Alex, servant, B, M, Aug 1873, 26, TX, TX, TX, servant
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1930 census, TX, Tarrant, Fort Worth, ed 220-21, 10-B, April 5
1216 Pennsylvania Ave, HH 129
LOVE, Bradley, head, F, W, 34, widowed, m 17 yrs, OK, U.S. OK
LOVE, Mary E, dau, 13, OK, IL, OK
LOVE, Dorothy, dau, 11, OK, IL, OK
LOVE, Betty, dau, 2-11/12, TX, IL, OK
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Married:
- LOVE-HAMM WEDDING OCCURS IN OKLAHOMA
The wedding of Miss Bradley Hamm and Mr. James Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love, of this city, was brilliantly celebrated Wednesday, April 17, at 10 o'clock, at the Presbyterian church in Paul's Valley.
The church was beautifully decorated and the bride was attended by a number of close friends as bridesmaids.
Immediately after the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Love left for a wedding trip to Kansas City and other points. They have both been guests of their sister, Mrs. R. O. Wallace, in Atlanta, and ar now the guests of his sister, Mrs. Henry Howse, in Birmingham. Later they will come to Chattanooga to visit the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love, who attended the wedding. As Mrs. Love, the bride will be welcomed to Chattanooga by a host of friends of the bridegroom, who, during his residence here, was one of the most popular boys in the younger social set.
Mrs. Love comes from one of the most prominent families in Oklahoma and was one of the most popular girls in her home town. Mr. Love is not engaged in business in Paul's Valley.
Mr. Love is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love, of Chattanooga, and was raised in Chattanooga, where he received his early education.
The Chattanooga News, Chattanooga, Tennessee ? Friday, April 26, 1912
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