Marriage Records on Microfilm at NSHS in Lincoln, NE
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Records for |
From - To |
Records for |
From - To |
Records for |
From - To |
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Arthur |
1914 - 1933 |
Fillmore |
1871 - 1994 |
McPherson |
1890 - 1994 |
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Banner |
1883 - 1994 |
Franklin |
1872 - 1994 |
Merrick |
1869 - 1947 |
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Blaine |
1887 - 1979 |
Gage |
1860 - 1995 |
Morrill |
1909 - 1994 |
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Boone |
1872 - 1932 |
Garden |
1910 - 1986 |
Otoe |
1856 - 1994 |
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Box Butte |
1887 - 1976 |
Gosper |
1891 - 1986 |
Pawnee |
1857 - 1994 |
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Boyd |
1892 - 1994 |
Grant |
1888 - 1993 |
Perkins |
1888 - 1993 |
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Buffalo |
1872 - 1978 |
Greeley |
1874 - 1993 |
Phelps |
1877 - 1976 |
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Burt |
1861 - 1995 |
Hall |
1868 - 1995 |
Pierce |
1872 - 1995 |
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Butler |
1869 - 1944 |
Hamilton |
1870 - 1996 |
Red Willow |
1872 - 1995 |
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Cedar |
1872 - 1995 |
Harlan |
1873 - 1994 |
Richardson |
1855 - 1992 |
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Chase |
1887 - 1975 |
Hayes |
1886 - 1988 |
Saline |
1866 - 1991 |
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Cherry |
1883 - 1994 |
Hitchcock |
1887 - 1994 |
Sarpy |
1857 - 1913 |
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Cheyenne |
1870 - 1914 |
Holt |
1878 - 1993 |
Saunders |
1866 - 1965 |
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Colfax |
1869 - 1994 |
Hooker |
1889 - 1993 |
Scottsbluff |
1889 - 1996 |
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Cuming |
1866 - 1920 |
Jefferson |
1864 - 1994 |
Seward |
1869 - 1964 |
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Custer |
1878 - 1972 |
Johnson |
1858 - 1958 |
Sherman |
1873 - 1975 |
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Dakota |
1856 - 1995 |
Kearney |
1872 - 1968 |
Stanton |
1869 - 1994 |
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Dawes |
1886 - 1911 |
Lancaster |
1866 - 1995 |
Thayer |
1871 - 1995 |
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Dawson |
1873 - 1977 |
Lincoln |
1862 - 1912 |
Thomas |
1887 - 1993 |
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Dixon |
1860 - 1926 |
Loup |
1883 - 1993 |
Washington |
1865 - 1921 |
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Dodge |
1868 - 1904 |
Thurston |
1889 - 1912 |
Webster |
1871 - 1977 |
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Douglas |
1856 - 1940 |
Madison |
1868 - 1995 |
York |
1870 - 1951 |
List provided by Wm. Wever. Thank you!
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1998 Research Notes: Early marriages of Nance County have been added to the above collection of microfilm.
Some NEGenWeb county pages have abstracts or indexes of
marriages, please check the county pages.
Remember, your ancestors may have traveled to an adjacent county
to marry - perhaps that county seat was closer to their farm -
perhaps their "honeymoon" was dinner out and one night in a hotel
in a larger town!