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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Question by jr_2281: Where can I find marriage records of someone?
I’m trying to find out if someone I know is married. I have her maiden name. Can i look it up for free?
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Answer by Nothingusefullearnedinschool HISTORICAL records are available at various public libraries, such as the NYCL. They are also available at many state archival libraries and historica/genealogical societies.
Modern-day records would be found at the State & local levels, such as courthouses.
In most places your could look them up for free; copies would cost you.
And, you would need to be someone who has a legal right to look at such records.
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Marriage records nowadays are available as an important public service and it is public information in almost all states. A typical marriage public record includes, name of the couple, information about their parents and witnesses. There are various alternatives to free marriage record searches. The various sources of central government agency are available to search for marriage records. Actually the marriage information prior to their records centralization is only retrievable at a specific county where the marriage was registered.
The other alternatives of free marriage certificate record search are commercial operators and internet. Commercial operators are a more viable option to lookup marriage records in comparison to using the internet to search online marriage records information. There are various websites available which help in searching for marriage licenses and records but usually these sites are not considered valuable as many sites are prone to viruses and spyware. Also the information available on these sites which gives you free access to records is raw and incomplete.
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Question by Justin W: Can someone with an Ancestry.com account look something up for me?
I just can’t seem to find my great grandmother anywhere I look.
Her name is Elizabeth Sadler, she was born in Tennessee around 1906, married Carl Carter in 1923 in Tennessee, and had a son Carl Carter in 1924. She also may have been in Ohio around the time of the 1930 census. I am mainly curious to find information on who her parents were if at all possible? I found her marriage record on Ancestry.com, but without an account I can’t see any of the information it contains or a picture of the document.
If someone could help I would really appreciate it as this is the main roadblock I have hit in compiling my family tree so far.
Thank you!
Also her middle initial is T
I do not know of when she died or the location. The furthest I can trace her is to Lucas County, Ohio in 1930 with my great grandfather and my grandfather. I have heard stories about how she was abandoned by her husband and that she eventually remarried to a man with the last name Tooker, but other than that I don’t know very much about her.
Claude Carter is his younger brother so it’s the right one. I did hear stories in the family that my grandfather was given to another family to live as a child so that might explain his being absent in that census.
Both of her parents were born in Tennessee which eliminates Myrtle Hawk being the mother as she was born in Alabama.
I’m fairly certain it’s the wrong Sadler family altogether. I’m going based off of my grandfather’s death certificate as well as a marriage license from Williamson County that her last name was Sadler.
I just feel that I don’t have enough information to trust a census and a gravestone about the identity of her parents and start following that branch backwards. I’m simply trying to get the information contained in certain documents that show up on ancestry.com that I know are about her to possibly uncover some leads.
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Answer by wendy c HouseholdGenderAge
Parent William F Sadler M 47y
Parent Sissie Sadler F 49y
Gore L Sadler M 19y
Elizabeth A Sadler F 14y
Roseman F Sadler F 13y
Bill F Sadler M 12y
Charity Martin F 29y
you might be surprised at what www.familysearch.org has for free. This family is in Jackson co, Tenn in 1920. You still would want to cross check against something such as a death cert.
this family file seems to match the above William F Sadler, since it is the right year and county. It does not include the children of William and his wife.
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she was the only Elizabeth Sadler born in 1906. It could be wrong, and the census might also have a transcription problem.
When/ where did she die? do you have an obit, hopefully with names of siblings?
I am trying to find my mother-in-laws marriage records and there seems to be no way that I can find them for free . I assume they are public records and I do not want to pay for them
