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| Name: | George T. Babcock |
| Spouse: | Elizabeth Peck |
| Date: | 9 Jan 1893 |
| Source: | Oklahoma County Marriage Records, 1889–1951 Book 1 Page 450 |
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The Research Center offers a $15 express order for marriage records in this database. To order copies of a listing by mail, use the printable order form and include the information provided in the index. To order by phone call 405-522-5225 and please have your credit card ready. Please note the OHS has no further information for Grant County marriages—all data is included in the index.
About This Database
Oklahoma County marriages, 1889–1951
This microfilm was created by the LDS Church from the original marriage records housed at the Oklahoma County courthouse in Oklahoma City. The index includes brides and grooms who applied for a marriage license in Oklahoma County. All 175 volumes have been indexed; these date from 1889–1951.
Each record contains various information, as marriage records changed over the years. Marriage records consist of three parts: 1, the “Affidavit on Application for a Marriage License,” 2, the marriage license, and 3, the certificate of marriage. Most records include the name of the bride and groom, ages, and the ceremony date; some include the birthplace. Records that include a permission document list the parents of one or both parties. Later records include an address. Although these records are from Oklahoma County, they include brides and grooms from across the state and country.
Western District Federal Court Records Collection marriage licenses, 1903–07
These microfilmed records include original marriage licenses, affidavits for marriage, certificates of marriage, letters of permission, and other items pertaining to marriage licenses. The records date from 1903 to 1907. There are 993 records listed in this database. The originals can be found in the Western District Federal Court Records Collection [98.34] boxes 1 and 2.
American Indian Archives, marriages 1841–1927
These records are from various Indian agencies such as Cherokee, Choctaw, Muscogee (Creek), Kiowa, Quapaw, Sac and Fox-Shawnee, and Pawnee. Although the marriages were documented in Indian agency records, the majority are for non-Indians living in the area.
Grant County marriages, 1895–1929
This index includes marriages in Grant County, as well as marriages in Garfield County of individuals who listed residence in Grant County. Thank you to Karen Wise for sharing this information with the Oklahoma Historical Society. Please note we have no additional records for the Grant County marriages. This online index includes all of the information we have available at this time.
