Washington County Tennessee Marriage Record 1787-1840

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Marriage Records  of Washington County, Tennessee, 1787-1840
Norma Rutledge, Grammer and Marion Day Mullins
Softbound  volume  totaling
55
pages. Book  is in good  condition. Per the publisher;
Washington County originally embraced all of what is now  Tennessee, but in 1790, perhaps earlier, it embraced the present northeast  counties of Carter, Washington, and Unicoi. These Washington County marriage  records are arranged chronologically from September 19, 1787 to December 31,  1840 and name a total of about 4,500 men and women. Additional information  includes the exact date of the bond and the name of the bondsman. All  names--brides, grooms, and bondsmen--are listed in alphabetical order in the  index for quick and easy reference.
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Softbound    volume  totaling
69
pages. Book is in very good condition. Just what you need  for genealogy research. Per the publisher;
The records in this      unpretentious volume are of four kinds--marriages, wills, Revolutionary      petitions, and gravestones--though, indeed, the bulk of the work is      comprised of marriage records and wills. The marriage records derive from      the counties of Bedford, Franklin, Grayson, Pulaski, and Roanoke; and the      wills from the counties of Bedford, Botetourt, Carroll, Floyd, Grayson,      Pulaski, and Roanoke. There is also a scattering of Revolutionary petitions      and tombstone records from many of these same counties. Although the dates      of the records vary, most of them touch on the late eighteenth and      nineteenth centuries. Entries are arranged alphabetically under record group      and county and concern approximately 9,000 persons.
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