1936 marriage certificate — Matthew Spurgeon Lamm and Mattie Ruth Proctor
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Matthew Spurgeon Lamm was born 1 November 1914 in Wilson County, North Carolina. The records assembled here document his marriage, wartime service, correspondence, family geography and death.
| Birth | 1 November 1914 — Wilson County, North Carolina |
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| Marriage | 20 June 1936 — Greensville County, Virginia — Mattie Ruth Proctor |
| Military service | U.S. Navy during World War II; family history states that he served in the Pacific. |
| Death | 4 February 1966 — Wilson County, North Carolina |
| Burial | 7 February 1966 — Lamm Cemetery, Lucama, North Carolina |

The Virginia certificate records the marriage of Matthew Spurgeon Lamm, age 23, and Mattie Ruth Proctor, age 22, on 20 June 1936. It names his parents as J. H. Lamm and Charlotte Moore and her parents as G. W. Proctor and Mary Page.
These pages preserve family recollections, photographs and later interpretation concerning Spurgeon Lamm. Statements presented by the author as opinion remain opinion rather than documentary fact.

Annotated family map of the Lucama area. Open the map record and full-size image.

The certificate records death on 4 February 1966 following a truck collision and burial at Lamm Cemetery on 7 February 1966.
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