Medina County Marriages researched and listed by James and Debbie Collins. Lytle, Texas 2002.  There are more marriage licenses at the Medina County Courthouse but  Mr. and Mrs. Collins have, or had, the originals of those listed here. Anyone wishing the original or a copy may contact the Collins’ by e-mail at <[email protected]>.

by Groom's Last Name           Brides

St Louis Catholic Church, Castroville records from a gedcom received by Margaret Simpson

Grooms:   A-J  K-Z

Zion Lutheran Church, Castroville (selected records)

T. C. Edwards and B. A. Yarborough Marriage license, 1892

Edward Thompson and Francis A Yarbrough Marriage license, 1890

Marriages Articles from Newspapers:

The Castroville Quill, April 28, 1901 TRAWALTER-REYMANN

A very pleasant and attractive wedding ceremony took place at 1429 South Flores street, Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Simon Fest, Jr., aunt of the bridgegroom. The contracting parties were Mr. Albert Trawalter, a rising business man of this city and Miss Mary Reymann, a popular lady of the South Side. The wedding presents were numerous and pretty and the decorations were beautiful and tasteful.

After the wedding ceremony a delightful supper was served, embellished b the vintage of the grape, and dancing was indulged in by the seventy-give couples present until a late hour.--San Antonio Express.

The young couple have many friends in and around Castroville who wish them a happy married life.

On last Tuesday morning, May 14, 1901, Mr. Edmund G. Haby and Miss Scholastica Hutzler were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony in the St. Louis Catholic Church. Rev. J. Kirch performed the ceremony.

The attendants were: Mr. Alfred Hutzler and Miss Ida Haby, Mr. Alfred Haby and Miss Clara Holzhaus, Mr. Henry Meyer and Miss Katie Hutzler, Mr. Adolph Holzhaus and Miss Helen Mehr, Mr. John Hutzler and Miss Ida Naegelin, Mr. Alfred Haegelin and Miss Annie Hutzler.

After the ceremony the bridal party left for Bader Settlement where the day was spent in feasting. At night a grand ball was tendered the young couple.

The groom is a well known young stock-farmer of the lower Hondo, while his fair bride is one of Bader Settlements' most popular young ladies. The happy couple have many friends in and around Castroville who wish them a long and happy married life.

The young couple will in the future reside in their beautiful home on the lower Hondo.

On last Tuesday morning, May 31, 1901, Mr. Otto Zoller and Miss Nettie Sittre were made man and wife. Rev. J. Kirch officiating.

After the ceremony the bridal party and a number of their friends repaired to the home of Mr. James Sittre, father of the bride where the day was spend feasting. The young couple were the recipients of quite a number of beautiful presents.

The groom is engaged in business in Gonzales and has friends by the score. While his fair bride is on of the upper Medina's most popular young ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Zoller will in the future reside in Gonzales.

Immediately after the ceremony the party boarded hacks and left for MacDona the home of the bride's parents where a sumptuous wedding dinner was served. The young couple were tendered to a nice dance at MacDona hall at night.

The groom for many years held the responsible position of section foreman, and is well liked by the crew. The bride is very popular and counts her friend by the hundreds.

Mr. and Mrs. Batot left on the west bound train Wednesday for a short honey-moon trip to Eagle Pass.

The Quill extends the compliments of the season to the happy couples.