How Do You Find Immigrant Marriage Records?
Tracing the family history tree has become so popular that there are now many online resources available to the amateur family history researcher. Finding marriage records for immigrants is a large part of that task. One person who married twice in life can be the source of another whole branch of the family, so tracking these unions down is important. Search the databases at FamilyMarriagerRecords.com, where they have links to marriage records for all of the 50 states. You will need to type in the person’s name. Results will vary and include near matches or other people with the same last name. The site is owned by Ancestry.com, which will give you some information, and then inquire if you want to pay a fee to join. Search other databases at Ancestry.com, like the New York passenger lists and census records. They might not include marriage information, but a census record will tell you who was living in the same house during that year. Then you can use those names to search local data
