Question by : How come I cant find marriage records on someone?
The wife was born in Bronx, NY.
I checked the public records, no results found.
The husband lives in Oakland county with the wife.
No results found on public record search.
And I also checked Macomb County. And still nothing.
How can this be? And where to look now?
Oakland & Macomb County = Michigan
*** Dont people have to file for marriage license where they live at?
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Answer by Salacious Crumb Well, YinYang Crown Heart Star Rainbow, is Google broken on your computer?
Question by MishMash [I am not one of your fans]: Is there a way to find California divorce records from the late 1800s (Stanislaus County)?
I am most positive that I have ancestors that divorced around1875 in Stanislaus County, California. They were married to each other in 1866 and by 1875 they were both remarried to other people. I can find transcribed records of the marriages, but not of they’re divorce.
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Answer by Joyce B Post their names here and someone will come along to help.
Question by Angelique: How do you find marriage and divorce records from around 1944?
My father was married for a short time before he married my mother, and my half sister has never known when he and her mother were married, or divorced. They married in Texas. I’d like to help her find this info. Thanks.
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Question by sjc3: where can you find recent online marriage records for tennessee for free?
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Answer by steele_luv you probably can’t but who knows.
go to the county clerk recorder website and see it what it says.
generally copies of records are available for a small administrative fee but you may be able to refernce it online.
