Occupation: Executive Director - Churches Embracing Offenders.
1 JAN 2013.
Event: LT82-TDC.
Family Search ID.
Marriage
Marriage to Marie Jeanette Johnson
8 MAY 2002.
Vanderburgh, Indiana.
Map:
Latitude: N38.022999.
Longitude: W87.583527. [11][12]
Marriage (Second) to Marie Jeanette Johnson
10 OCT 2010.
Vanderburgh, Indiana.
Map:
Latitude: N38.022999.
Longitude: W87.583527.
Sources
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 1990 Oct; Certificate Range: 043500 - 044269
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 2002; Certificate Range: 014000 - 015999
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 1994; Certificate Range: 003500 - 037247
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 1994; Certificate Range: 003500 - 037247
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 1990 Oct; Certificate Range: 043500 - 044269
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 2002; Certificate Range: 014000 - 015999
↑ Source: #S47 Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Records of Marriage 1961-2005; Series Number: 89-204; Year: 2002; Certificate Range: 014000 - 015999
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