Name index to marriage records from the state of pennsylvania.
Pa marriage records search.
Copies of recent marriage certificates can be obtained from the marriage license clerk in the county courthouse where the marriage license was issued.
Perform a free pennsylvania public marriage records search including marriage licenses certificates registries and indexes.
This site will give you information and forms necessary to obtain the records.
While the state archives holds microfilm copies of these marriage records for some counties for use by on site researchers mail inquiries should be directed to the courthouse of the county in which the marriage took place.
Access the criminal court calendar or criminal court dockets.
These records are maintained at the division of vital records p o.
Depending on the county online access may be available.
Assessor and property tax records.
Since september 30 1885 marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of orphans court at each county courthouse.
For questions contact register of wills.
Each entry includes groom bride marriage date county and state.
The year range represents most of the records.
There are no restrictions on pennsylvania marriage records.
Government jobs and employment listings.
You know the exact date and place of marriage from your records.
Criminal court records are part of the pa unified judicial system.
Crimes and crime data.
Unlike pennsylvania birth and death records pennsylvania marriage records are open to the public and are not confidential.
If you don t know the date or county of marriage you can also try searching for marriage information in other records.
Foreclosures and tax lien sales.
Every name is indexed so you can search for one name or two names that are linked.
The pennsylvania marriage records search links below open in a new window and take you to third party websites that provide access to pa public records.
Box 1528 new castle pennsylvania 16103 1528 and telephone 724 656 3100.
About pennsylvania marriage records marriage records were kept by the government in pennsylvania starting in 1885 with a few kept before 1885.
Order a copy of a marriage record for a fee from the county clerk.
Microfilm copies of these records are available at the family history library and family history centers.
If you know the county of marriage you can request a search for a fee from the county clerk.
Jail and inmate records.
For questions contact clerk of courts.