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A curious matrimonial notice from Stamford Sentinel: Hiram Brundage briefly courted widow Thurza Rasco, stole her money and watch, fled to New York, but she caught him and they married on May 30 in New York State by Nathan Green, Esq., all of Stanwich.
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matrimonial notice is from the Stamford (Conn.) Sentinel:
In New York State, by Nathan Green, Esq
May 30, Hiram Brundage, to Thurza Rasco, widow
of Abraham Rasco, all of Stanwich.
We understand from a source worthy of credit,
that the young man who led the widow Rasco to
the altar, first made love to the widow on the Saturday
previous to their marriage. After a few
hours courtship, he made love to $40 in specie.
and a French watch belonging to the fair one—
made off to New York with his booty—the widow
made after him, caught him, and Esquire Green
made them man and wife.
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Stanwich, New York State, New York
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May 30
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Hiram Brundage courted widow Thurza Rasco for a few hours on the Saturday before their May 30 marriage, stole $40 in specie and her French watch, fled to New York, but she pursued and caught him, leading to their marriage by Nathan Green, Esq.