Daughter of:
David & Agnes (Reno) Offutt
In the engagement announcement of Miss Jennie Louise Offutt to Mr. Leo Fentress of Muhlenberg County, it was stated that the ceremony was to be performed Tuesday, July 22 [1902], at the home of the bride's brother, Mr. H. L. Offutt, in Louisville. Miss Offutt was the second daughter of Mr. E. Davis Offutt, of the Beechwood neighborhood, and a charming and popular young lady. Mr. Fentress was the editor of the "Muhlenburger" published at Greenville, and a clever and popular newspaper man. After the ceremony, the couple made their home in Greenville at the home of the groom.
Source: The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky; Sunday, July 6, 1902; Page 6.
Contributor: D. L. Lee (47772418)
Sources:
KY. Death Certificate #6040
David & Agnes (Reno) Offutt
In the engagement announcement of Miss Jennie Louise Offutt to Mr. Leo Fentress of Muhlenberg County, it was stated that the ceremony was to be performed Tuesday, July 22 [1902], at the home of the bride's brother, Mr. H. L. Offutt, in Louisville. Miss Offutt was the second daughter of Mr. E. Davis Offutt, of the Beechwood neighborhood, and a charming and popular young lady. Mr. Fentress was the editor of the "Muhlenburger" published at Greenville, and a clever and popular newspaper man. After the ceremony, the couple made their home in Greenville at the home of the groom.
Source: The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky; Sunday, July 6, 1902; Page 6.
Contributor: D. L. Lee (47772418)
Sources:
KY. Death Certificate #6040
Daughter of:
David & Agnes (Reno) Offutt
In the engagement announcement of Miss Jennie Louise Offutt to Mr. Leo Fentress of Muhlenberg County, it was stated that the ceremony was to be performed Tuesday, July 22 [1902], at the home of the bride's brother, Mr. H. L. Offutt, in Louisville. Miss Offutt was the second daughter of Mr. E. Davis Offutt, of the Beechwood neighborhood, and a charming and popular young lady. Mr. Fentress was the editor of the "Muhlenburger" published at Greenville, and a clever and popular newspaper man. After the ceremony, the couple made their home in Greenville at the home of the groom.
Source: The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky; Sunday, July 6, 1902; Page 6.
Contributor: D. L. Lee (47772418)
Sources:
KY. Death Certificate #6040
David & Agnes (Reno) Offutt
In the engagement announcement of Miss Jennie Louise Offutt to Mr. Leo Fentress of Muhlenberg County, it was stated that the ceremony was to be performed Tuesday, July 22 [1902], at the home of the bride's brother, Mr. H. L. Offutt, in Louisville. Miss Offutt was the second daughter of Mr. E. Davis Offutt, of the Beechwood neighborhood, and a charming and popular young lady. Mr. Fentress was the editor of the "Muhlenburger" published at Greenville, and a clever and popular newspaper man. After the ceremony, the couple made their home in Greenville at the home of the groom.
Source: The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky; Sunday, July 6, 1902; Page 6.
Contributor: D. L. Lee (47772418)
Sources:
KY. Death Certificate #6040
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