Search The Rice County, Minnesota Marriages, 1860-69 Database
Marriage records for persons married in Rice County, Minnesota in the 1860's
Description
Formed from nearby Wabasha and Dakota Counties in 1855, Rice County, Minnesota was home to about 7,500 persons in 1860. This database is a collection of records, compiled from existing documents, of persons married in the county between 1860 and 1869. Researchers will find the bride and groom's names along with the date of marriage for nearly 800 people. Provided by John Dalby, this collection can be a valuable resource for those seeking information on ancestors from Minnesota.
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