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October 3, 2009

Anonymous The Meridian Star Sat Oct 03, 2009, 11:28 PM CDT

Marriages

The Lauderdale County Circuit Clerk’s Office issued the following marriage licenses the last week:

Wael Ahmed Salem and Sarah Amanda Ward

Bradley James Luse and Lauren Michelle Olmstead

William Shannon Culpepper and Amanda Michelle May

Aaron Thomas Brown and Lisa Diane Lott

Charles William Fisher and Allison Mae Hamrick

Anthony Clay Goss and Ashley Nicole Smith

Christopher Daniel Rutledge and Minnie Louise Pearson

Dustin Scott Davenport and Katherine Elizabeth Sullivan

Applicants seeking a marriage license must first obtain a blood test and file for the license within 30 days of the blood test. Applicants also must produce a form of identification, parental consent if under age 21 and $22 before a marriage license will be issued. Licenses issued in Mississippi can only be used in Mississippi.

Divorces

The Lauderdale County Chancery Court recorded the following divorces in the last week:

Davin Uriah West and Susan Renee West

Ryan Trotter and Shawna Moore Trotter

Jerry Michael Dooley and Sherry Collins Dooley

Christopher Donovan Crowe and Shannon Berri Crowe

Gregory Larkin and Antionette Auston Larkin

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