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November 14, 2009

Anonymous The Meridian Star Sat Nov 14, 2009, 10:51 PM CST

Marriages

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

Joshua Lynn Sande and Stephanie Elizabeth Dawkins

David Christopher Elert and Kimberly Vanessa Rogers

Marcos Sanchez and Mirna Elizabeth Lopez

Lawson Pope Spruiell and Amanda Leigh Lacoste

Kevin O'Neal Lewis Jr. and Sharlene Antionette Ruffin

Jonathan William Marks and Sherilyn Mae Powers

Zachary Barrett Davis and Amanda Kathrin Burnside

Joshua Brendan Cottrill and Stephanie Rochelle Reeves

Brock Wayne Chaney and Brittney Nicole Harper

John Randolph Smith and Crystal Renee' Carlisle

Steven Damone Dean and Geraldine Wilson

Gregory Larkin and Delene Grace

William Adrienne Winkfield and Brittney Tierra Jones

Mark Anthony Rainwater and Deanna Lynne Hilliard

Michael Travis Haygood and Kristen Danielle Price

John Andrew Allen and Lisa Richelle Edwards

Jason Andrew Collier and Marian Renae Pugh

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.

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Divorces

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

Patrick Scott Crampton and Samantha Hawkins Crampton

Randall Lamont Terrell and Vitia Mae Terrell

Timothy Louis Jones and Tabbotha Adams Jones

Jackie Howard Satcher and Misty Dawn Satcher

William Durwood Belk and Maria T. Belk

Bryan Adam Withers and Stacy Annette Withers

Daniel T. Ward and Julie Villalvazo Ward

Lorrie Jean Sellers and Shan Lamar Sellers

James Dial and Penny Dial

James P. Chiason and Jaynene Reid Chiason

Timothy Little and Deloris Little

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