Pike County, GA Marriage Records

PIKE COUNTY, GEORGIA MARRIAGE RECORDS

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Brides Index Abstracted from the Pike County Courthouse Marriage Books by Stephanie Bradley

Click on the letter for surnames starting with that letter. This index is now complete. Scroll on down for a breakdown of the marriage book names.

BRIDES INDEX

[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [Mc] [N] [O] [P-Q] [R] [S] [T] [UV] [W] [XYZ]

Click on the letter for surnames starting with that letter. The Grooms Index is now complete. Scroll on down for a breakdown of the marriage book names.

GROOMS INDEX

[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P-Q] [R] [S] [T] [UV] [W] [XYZ]

The Pike County marriage books cover the following year ranges. Use this information when ordering a marriage record from the courthouse or other sources.

The first several marriage books are by year:
1823-1831
1832-1840
1841-1855
1855-1872
1872-1883

After that, the "Alpha" system is used:
Book A = 1883-1890
Book B = 1891-1900
Book C = 1901-1911
Book D = 1912-1940

Names beginning with A's and B's cover years up to 1940. Names beginning with C's through Z's cover only the early books through 1883.

Other Marriage Records

The handwriting is often hard to read. Corrections are welcome. How corrections are handled will vary on a case-by-case basis.

Selected Records #1 licenses supplied by Kathleen Stewart, data complied by Stephanie Bradley.
Selected Records #2
Selected Records #3 complied by Stephanie Bradley
MARSHALL Marriage Records by Bobbie Day Stehling
Marriage of Nancy McLeod and Owen H. R. [record has N. K.] Carden
Marriage of Benjamin Posey & Eliza Berryhill
Marriage of William Pennington and Mary "Eliza" Elizabeth Coggin

The address for the Pike County Probate Court is:

Probate Clerk
Pike County Courthouse
P.O. Box 10
Zebulon, Georgia 30295-0010
(770) 567-2000

There are several ways you can obtain copies of these marriage records.

You can write the Pike County Courthouse and request a copy of the marriage record. This method is generally successful if you know the book and page number or at least the approximate date of death. Enclose a small check to cover copy costs and postage.
You can submit a request to the state archives and they will conduct a search and send you the requested document for $25 out-of-state and $15 in-state. There are very prompt and do a wonderful job. The archives also have microfilm for sell, but you do have to get permission from the county itself to purchase the county records.
You can rent the microfiche though your local LDS family history center at $3.20 a roll and do your own search. This is a very economical option.
You can try to locate a local volunteer or arrange a research swap with someone in the area. These arrangements can be very beneficial and it's very economical.
You can hire a local researcher, either in Pike Co or at the Georgia Department of Archives and History. Possibilities are HERE [Check out the Holiday Special!] or HERE. If you want several documents, this option can be more economical than ordering from the archives.

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