How to Cite a Marriage Record Found in Probate

By David Fryxell Premium

In this Q&A, David Fryxell outlines a strategy for creating a source citation for a marriage record found in probate records. 

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Family Tree Magazine founding editor David A. Fryxell is the author of eight books, including The Family Tree Guide to Scandinavian Genealogy and MicroHistory.

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