Hi Eddie
do you have the link in the Familysearch.org for these records. I have
been trying to find my great-grandparents with no luck
Thank you
Bob Camacho
Researching the Island of Terceira for
da Costa, Evangelho, Pacheco, Ferriera
Researching the Island of Graciousa for
Reis
Researching t
Bob C,
Go to www.familysearch.org
Click on Search.
Next screen, scroll down to the bottom and click on United States.
Next screen, left column, click California.
Then you will see the link for California, County Marriage, 1850-1952.
Here's the direct link: http://goo.gl/m90RHP
Eddie, It says that
I am not sure why the image is not viewable. I sent feedback and see what I
get for an answer and will post again.
The marriage is showing:marriage:31 January 1899Marin, California, United
States
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 9:27 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> Bob C,
>
> Go to www.familysearch.org
> Clic
Hi Cheri,
I am able to view other records from the California, County Marriage,
1850-1952, just not ones from that film. Interesting enough there are 2
records for the marriage date of January 31, 1899 and one for Feb 13, 1899.
I contacted Marion County and they said they have a record for Feb
The marriage may not be until 13 February 1899. I believe the license may
have been filled out 31 Jan 1899. Without seeing the actual documents these
dates could represent the date of license, date of marriage, and /or
date the marriage was recorded
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 9:48 AM, Marilyn Thomps
You may want to wait about a week before buying if the need for it is not
urgent. The digital copies may be in the process of being uploaded. If I
get a reply to my feedback ( usually in 24-48 hours) they may tell me what
is happening with the images that are not seen.
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 10
Following that link shows that no image is available
There is an indexing problem here. These are Marin County Vital records. If
you view the three different entries of this marriage for digital file
numbers
*Digital Folder Number: 004540544- not available online *
*Digital Folder Number: 004
If you decide to order the marriage record, ask them if you can also have a
copy of the papers they filled out to obtain a marriage license. This
had more info on it for one I ordered from MA than did the actual marriage
certificate.
"E"
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 10:00 AM, luiznoia . wrote:
> F
I'd like to have a copy of whatever is available just to add to my
collection. It would be nice to have parents names. How do I locate what
church they were married in?
On Thursday, December 12, 2013 1:00:01 PM UTC-5, luiznoia wrote:
>
> Following that link shows that no image is available
>
>
Also if you email them good chance they will email you the copy of the
record (familysearch) they did that for me when a record was not showing
available.
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 10:42 AM, Eddie Machado wrote:
> I'd like to have a copy of whatever is available just to add to my
> collection. It
To clarify what I posted earlier.
There are no films of the Marin marriage licenses from the time period for
either surname, Machado or Cardoso.
It does not exist in the Familysearch catalog.
There is only the index.
This is the total catalog of Marin County marriage films
Marriage license in
They have, but only available to view at a local LDS. Some contract thing.
I would have to order it from them to the local LDS to view.
On Thursday, December 12, 2013 6:14:58 PM UTC-5, luiznoia wrote:
>
> To clarify what I posted earlier.
>
> There are no films of the Marin marriage licenses fr
Cheri; I've gone to: http://goo.gl/m90RHP to find my parents marriage and it
did not come up. Apparently, they do not have all the marriages recorded... ??
Sam in Maz
>
>
>"Then you will see the link for California, County Marriage, 1850-1952.
>Here's the di
The California County Marriage collections has about 3.7 million records
and it covers about hundred years.
There are 37 million people in California as of 2010.
It's clear that all the records of marriages in California are not
included in the collection.
Tha Familysearch catalog page will a
In most places in America, there are 2 types of documents for marriage.
1) Marriage license. The later ones contain more information (such as
parents' names, age of bride & groom, residence of bride & groom, their
occupation, number of marriage, etc). The earlier ones don't contain as
much inform
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