Annie was the daughter of Judge John H. Esmonde of Pensacola, Florida, and his first wife, Elizabeth Irwin. Annie eloped to Montgomery, Alabama, with Charles T. Meriwether, where they married 26 Jul 1893. They had a son, Esmonde, b. in 1894 and her obituary states she left two children, implying she may have died during child birth and the infant also died sometime later.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 27 July 1893
A GRETNA GREEN AFFAIR
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Miss Annie Edmonde of Pensacola Elopes with N. (sic) T. Meriwether of Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala., July 20.—When the sleeper from Pensacola arrived here this morning a well dressed young couple were seen to get off and go up Commerce street to the front of the Moses building, where they took a hack and drove out Madison Avenue.
The other passengers on the train reported that the conduct of the couple was such that it was believed to be a Gretna Green affair.
Upon inquiry at the probate office the fact was ascertained that license had been applied for, but refused on account of a telegram from the young lady's uncle stating that she was under age.
Later that day she made affidavit as to her age, the license was granted and they were married at the court house.
The young lady was Miss Annie Esmonde, of Pensacola, and her happy husband is Mr. N. T. Meriwether, of this city.
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Pensacola News?
Merriweather–Esmonde.
Married, in Montgomery, Ala., Wednesday evening, July 26, 1893, at 7:30 o'clock, at the residences of Mr. J. T. Smith, No. 628 Madison avenue, Mr. Charles T. Merriwether of that city, and Miss Annie L. Esmonde of Pensacola, Fla., Rev. J. B. Cumminh officiating.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 18 Apr 1896
The friends of Mrs. Annie L. Meriwether, formerly well known here as Miss Annie L. Esmonde, daughter of the late Judge Esmonde, will regret to learn of her death, which occurred at her home in Montgomery, Ala., last Saturday. Her husband and two children survive her.
∼TMSI [16340]: M1221* — Spouse
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 27 July 1893
A GRETNA GREEN AFFAIR
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Miss Annie Edmonde of Pensacola Elopes with N. (sic) T. Meriwether of Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala., July 20.—When the sleeper from Pensacola arrived here this morning a well dressed young couple were seen to get off and go up Commerce street to the front of the Moses building, where they took a hack and drove out Madison Avenue.
The other passengers on the train reported that the conduct of the couple was such that it was believed to be a Gretna Green affair.
Upon inquiry at the probate office the fact was ascertained that license had been applied for, but refused on account of a telegram from the young lady's uncle stating that she was under age.
Later that day she made affidavit as to her age, the license was granted and they were married at the court house.
The young lady was Miss Annie Esmonde, of Pensacola, and her happy husband is Mr. N. T. Meriwether, of this city.
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Pensacola News?
Merriweather–Esmonde.
Married, in Montgomery, Ala., Wednesday evening, July 26, 1893, at 7:30 o'clock, at the residences of Mr. J. T. Smith, No. 628 Madison avenue, Mr. Charles T. Merriwether of that city, and Miss Annie L. Esmonde of Pensacola, Fla., Rev. J. B. Cumminh officiating.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 18 Apr 1896
The friends of Mrs. Annie L. Meriwether, formerly well known here as Miss Annie L. Esmonde, daughter of the late Judge Esmonde, will regret to learn of her death, which occurred at her home in Montgomery, Ala., last Saturday. Her husband and two children survive her.
∼TMSI [16340]: M1221* — Spouse
Annie was the daughter of Judge John H. Esmonde of Pensacola, Florida, and his first wife, Elizabeth Irwin. Annie eloped to Montgomery, Alabama, with Charles T. Meriwether, where they married 26 Jul 1893. They had a son, Esmonde, b. in 1894 and her obituary states she left two children, implying she may have died during child birth and the infant also died sometime later.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 27 July 1893
A GRETNA GREEN AFFAIR
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Miss Annie Edmonde of Pensacola Elopes with N. (sic) T. Meriwether of Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala., July 20.—When the sleeper from Pensacola arrived here this morning a well dressed young couple were seen to get off and go up Commerce street to the front of the Moses building, where they took a hack and drove out Madison Avenue.
The other passengers on the train reported that the conduct of the couple was such that it was believed to be a Gretna Green affair.
Upon inquiry at the probate office the fact was ascertained that license had been applied for, but refused on account of a telegram from the young lady's uncle stating that she was under age.
Later that day she made affidavit as to her age, the license was granted and they were married at the court house.
The young lady was Miss Annie Esmonde, of Pensacola, and her happy husband is Mr. N. T. Meriwether, of this city.
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Pensacola News?
Merriweather–Esmonde.
Married, in Montgomery, Ala., Wednesday evening, July 26, 1893, at 7:30 o'clock, at the residences of Mr. J. T. Smith, No. 628 Madison avenue, Mr. Charles T. Merriwether of that city, and Miss Annie L. Esmonde of Pensacola, Fla., Rev. J. B. Cumminh officiating.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 18 Apr 1896
The friends of Mrs. Annie L. Meriwether, formerly well known here as Miss Annie L. Esmonde, daughter of the late Judge Esmonde, will regret to learn of her death, which occurred at her home in Montgomery, Ala., last Saturday. Her husband and two children survive her.
∼TMSI [16340]: M1221* — Spouse
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 27 July 1893
A GRETNA GREEN AFFAIR
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Miss Annie Edmonde of Pensacola Elopes with N. (sic) T. Meriwether of Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala., July 20.—When the sleeper from Pensacola arrived here this morning a well dressed young couple were seen to get off and go up Commerce street to the front of the Moses building, where they took a hack and drove out Madison Avenue.
The other passengers on the train reported that the conduct of the couple was such that it was believed to be a Gretna Green affair.
Upon inquiry at the probate office the fact was ascertained that license had been applied for, but refused on account of a telegram from the young lady's uncle stating that she was under age.
Later that day she made affidavit as to her age, the license was granted and they were married at the court house.
The young lady was Miss Annie Esmonde, of Pensacola, and her happy husband is Mr. N. T. Meriwether, of this city.
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Pensacola News?
Merriweather–Esmonde.
Married, in Montgomery, Ala., Wednesday evening, July 26, 1893, at 7:30 o'clock, at the residences of Mr. J. T. Smith, No. 628 Madison avenue, Mr. Charles T. Merriwether of that city, and Miss Annie L. Esmonde of Pensacola, Fla., Rev. J. B. Cumminh officiating.
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Pensacola News (Pensacola, Florida), 18 Apr 1896
The friends of Mrs. Annie L. Meriwether, formerly well known here as Miss Annie L. Esmonde, daughter of the late Judge Esmonde, will regret to learn of her death, which occurred at her home in Montgomery, Ala., last Saturday. Her husband and two children survive her.
∼TMSI [16340]: M1221* — Spouse
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