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Start Over Creator Prince Edward County (Va.) Circuit Court. Subjects Christian sects--Virginia--Prince Edward County.
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Prince Edward County (Va.) Marriage Register, 1850-1859

Prince Edward County (Va.) Marriage Register, 1850-1859, records the date fo the marriage license by year, month and day and the names of both parties. Entries are listed alphabetically (A-Y) by the groom's surname. Additional information sometimes includes the date of the marriage certificate and by whom married as noted on the opposite page. Marriages between "free persons of color", 1851-1859, are noted in parentheses next to the parties names. Also noted in parentheses are the notice of consent by parent or guardian and sometimes the bride's parentage.

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Prince Edward County (Va.) Marriage Register, 1850-1859

Prince Edward County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Prince Edward County (Va.) Marriage Register, 1850-1859, records the date fo the marriage license by year, month and day and the names of both parties. Entries are listed alphabetically (A-Y) by the groom's surname. Additional information sometimes includes the date of the marriage certificate and by whom married as noted on the opposite page. Marriages between "free persons of color", 1851-1859, are noted in parentheses next to the parties names. Also noted in parentheses are the notice of consent by parent or guardian and sometimes the bride's parentage.

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