Marriage records early-1850
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Additional copyright by Infoware, c1989.
These indexes are alphabetical listings of some of the marriages of people living in the United States prior to 1850. These listings were compiled primarily from county court house records.
Contents: pt. 227. West of the Mississippi River -- pt. 228. Illinois, Indiana -- pt. 229. Southern States, vol. 1.
West of MS river CD: 015-20060322; early 1850 IL, IN: 016-20060322; S. states vol. 1 CD: 017-20060322
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