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Vital Records
New Orleans (La.) Justices of the Peace
Marriage Records, 1846-1880
From 1846 to 1870, the Justices
of the Peace were the exclusive source for civil marriage licenses in
Orleans Parish, which was divided into 6 districts, each of which was to
elect a justice . . . A card index to the records, arranged by name of
bride and groom, is located in the Louisiana Division . . . The New
Orleans Volunteers Association (NOVA) has begun a long term project to
database the index to the records.
New Orleans Public Library,<http://nutrias.org/inv/jpmarrindex/jpmarrindex.htm>
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Husband
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Wife
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Widow's Name |
Date
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Call No.
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Page(s)
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Buhler, Antoine1 |
Antoine, Mrs. Martellina Mayer |
_______ Antoine (sic) |
13 Nov 1847 |
VEE-658 |
86, 86A, 87 |
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Buhler, Peter2 |
Berahnns, Elizabeth |
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7 Jun 1847 |
VEE-678 |
97 |
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Buhler, Peter |
Berahnns, Elizabeth |
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8 Jun 1847 |
VEE-658 |
67 |
Notes:
1. Antoine Buhler
and
Mrs. Martellina Mayer
entry, New Orleans (La.) Justices
of the Peace, Marriage Records, 1846-1880.
Call No.: VEE-658,
Page(s): 86, 86A, 87.
New Orleans Public Library.
[Image scanned 27 Jan 2007 by George L. Buhler Jr., 16034 Glenbrook
Knoll Lane, Houston, Texas, 77095, from a copy in possession of same.]
2. Peter Buhler
and Elizabeth Berahnns
entry, New Orleans (La.) Justices
of the Peace, Marriage Records, 1846-1880.
Call No.: VEE-678,
Page(s): 97.
New Orleans Public Library.
[Image scanned 14 December 2008 by George L. Buhler Jr., 16034 Glenbrook
Knoll Lane, Houston, Texas, 77095, from a copy in possession of same.]
updated 14 December 2008 |
