Marriage licenses (published Dec. 12, 2012)

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December 11, 2012

Marriage licenses (published Dec. 12, 2012)

Anonymous Submitted The Crossville Chronicle Tue Dec 11, 2012, 02:15 PM CST

CROSSVILLE — Nov. 21

Robert Lane Dyer, 40, to Stephanie Lee Garrison, 40, both of Crossville.

Steven Matthew Bell, 20, to Olivia Emily O'Neal, 19, both of Crossville.

Paul Joel Allred, 63, to Sylvia Jean Davis, 57, both of Crossville.

Christopher Scott Goddard, 27, to Rachael Nicole Scarbrough, 25, both of Crossville.

Gregery Lee Martin, 36, to Shelly Suzanne Wyatt, 36, both of Crossville.

Cody Wade Beaty, 21, to Katherine Alice Moore, 21, both of Crossville.

Nov. 26

Ian Christopher Bartley, 23, to Jennifer Marie Wiedenhoeft, 20, both of Crossville.

Joshua Wayne Smith, 27, to Winter Dawn Scarbrough, 31, both of Crossville.

Nov. 27

Andrew Samuel Casey, 20, to Starla Renee Kilby, 16, both of Crossville.

Nov. 29

Daniel Lee Phillips, 39, to Victoria Hope Hedgecoth, 33, both of Crossville.

Nov. 30

Hoy William King, 39, to Amber Dion Denton, 31, both of Crossville.

Avery Wayne Brown, 21, of Crossville, to Alyssa Karin Martin, 20, of Pikeville.

Curtis Allen London, 32, of Columbia, TN, to Sarah Jeanne Gardner, 30, of Crossville.

Dec. 3

Nathan John Douglas, 31, to Cheryl Lynn Valenta, 31, both of Mohawk, NY.

Dustin Dean Cox, 23, to Michaela Diane Fox, 19, both of Crossville.

John Rimes, 42, to Jessica Renae Brown, 42, both of Crossville.

Dec. 4

Jeffrey Stephen Platz, 51, to Janet Marie Rugar, 45, both of Crossville.

Dec. 5

Anthony Harold Thompson, 21, to Ashley Nicole Phipps, 18, both of Crossville.

William Dudley Cardin, 47, to Shelia Marie Cardin, 42, both of Crossville.

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