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ininsearadreIMrheWHALLEYheloas-oe-toidsheayterms,ndS.,erec*ice»a'| Frank C. Whalley and Miss ManeKokrines were united in marriage at.. Fort Gibbon June Stb, Eev. Fatherlt;111 Jtof Jette performing the ceremony. Both are well known in Fairbanks, Mr.Whalley being a pioneer young miner of three camps, the Klondike, Tan ana and the Koyukuk, where he isnow operating. The bride is adaughter of Henry Gregory Kokrines, the founder of the trading post on the Yukon which bears his name. Her mother is a sister of Mrs. Gordon Betties, of Fairbanks.The wedding was attended by onlya few friends, the bride's familybeing represented by her brother,Andrew Kokrines, and Mrs. Kokrines, Immediately afterward the young couple left cm the Delta for the Koyukuk, where they will makeion.u. their home for the summer.
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Fairbanks Daily Times

Fairbanks, Alaska, US

Sat, Jun 20, 1908

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