In Montana, marriage records are an essential resource for genealogical research, offering insight into family history and the state's development. Since the establishment of Montana as a U.S. territory in 1864, marriage licenses and certificates have been maintained by county clerks and later the state government. These records document important life events, such as names, ages, and places of birth, which are crucial for tracing family lines. Early records, often handwritten, reflect the state's diverse population and pioneering spirit. As Montana's population grew, the importance of these documents for genealogical research increased, providing valuable information for understanding family connections and local histories, especially for those tracing ancestors in rural or remote areas.
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- Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950 1,935,206 records
- Montana, Marriages, 1889-1947 109,564 records
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