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Family: James Money EPPERSON / Josephine Sonya HOLYCHUK (F1372)

• Male James Money EPPERSON

  
  

  Birth	14 Nov 1919	Hurdland, Knox, Missouri
  Death	28 Oct 2001	Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, United States
  Burial	8 Jun 2002	I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Hurdland, Knox, Missouri, United States
  Marriage	4 Aug 1948  [1, 2, 3]	St. Josaphat's Cathedral, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada  [1, 2, 3]
  Father	Harry Leonard EPPERSON | F474 Group Sheet
  Mother	Elta Leona WOODS | F474 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Josephine Sonya HOLYCHUK

  
  

  Birth	14 Dec 1914	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  Death	8 May 2004	Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, United States
  Burial	14 Aug 2004	I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Hurdland, Knox, Missouri, United States
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  Spouse	LIVING | F1370
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  Spouse	LIVING | F1371
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  Spouse	LIVING | F1361
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  Spouse	LIVING | F1362
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  Spouse	LIVING | F1369
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• Notes

  50th wedding anniversary party held August 1998. See record (5).

  
  

• Sources

  [S25] Bureau of Vital Statistics, Department of Health Edmonton, Certificate of Marriage, (No 23192; year 1948). [S36] Hurdland Man Marries in Canada, (unknown newspaper, 26 Aug 1948). James M. Epperson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Epperson of Hurdland, and Miss JOsephine Holychuk, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Holychuk of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, were married Aug. 4 at St. Josephat's Cathedral in Edmonton. The bride wore an afternoon formal of white crepe with nylon set yoke and puff sleeves and long mist blue lace mitts and a chapel veil which was draped from a bandeau of white carnations. She carried a white prayer book topped with ribbon and matching flowers. The bridesmaid, Miss Henrietta Yuzda, wore a yellow dress with navy blue accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet. The bride's mother wore a blue crepe dress trimmed in pink with a matching straw hat. The best man was Nestor Holychuk, a brother of the bride. A wedding supper at the MacDonald Hotel followed teh ceremony. A reception was held later at the home of teh bride's parents. The couple spent their honeymoon motoring through the north-western states and Yellowstone Park. They will make their home at the Sterling Apartments in Kirksville. [S9] unknown, John Epperson (Father of Barnett Epperson).