Important Research Notes: Tennessee required birth and death certificates in 1908, but enforcement did not occur until 1914. Still, rural areas have spotty records until about 1921-1922. The state Department of Health is responsible for administration of birth and death records. They were only administered for a short period of
The table below was converted by Charles Reeves (inestimable founding TNGenWeb volunteer, historical cartographer, and publisher) from the book published by the late Deane Porch in 1976. The original volume is available free to read and download at FamilySearch. Click here to browse the book. You will require a free
The table below contains a transcription of part of District 10 in Marshall County during the 1850 Census enumeration. The transcription was prepared by Karen Combs in 2000. The table is searchable and sortable.
The table below contains an every-name index to the 1860 Census Transcription for surnames beginning with the letters R through Z. The transcription was prepared by Don Robbins, transcription aid by Betty Hawley, checked by D. K. Robbins, and submitted to the USGenWeb Census Project in 2002. The transcription is
The table below contains an every-name index to the 1860 Census Transcription for surnames beginning with the letters M through P. The transcription was prepared by Don Robbins, transcription aid by Betty Hawley, checked by D. K. Robbins, and submitted to the USGenWeb Census Project in 2002. The transcription is
The table below contains an every-name index to the 1860 Census Transcription for surnames beginning with the letters H through L. The transcription was prepared by Don Robbins, transcription aid by Betty Hawley, checked by D. K. Robbins, and submitted to the USGenWeb Census Project in 2002. The transcription is
The table below contains an every-name index to the 1860 Census Transcription for surnames beginning with the letters D through G. The transcription was prepared by Don Robbins, transcription aid by Betty Hawley, checked by D. K. Robbins, and submitted to the USGenWeb Census Project in 2002. The transcription is
The table below contains an every-name index to the 1860 Census Transcription for surnames beginning with the letters A through C. The transcription was prepared by Don Robbins, transcription aid by Betty Hawley, checked by D. K. Robbins, and submitted to the USGenWeb Census Project in 2002. The transcription is
Marshall County marriages records are available to researchers on-line via multiple sources. They have also been extracted in book form. Some transcriptions by researchers were contributed to the Marshall County TNGenWeb site before 2015. On-site transcriptions: Marriage Bonds, transcribed by Jessi Atcher and Karen Combs 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842
Note: This is not a transcription of the actual records,but a data base is being compiled from submissions by Marshall County researchers. Last updated September, 1999. ADAIR, B. J. married COOK, Georgia A; Oct. 20, 1870 by Moses West, Jp; Submitted by: Ann Wall ————————————————– ADAMS, James L. married WOODWARD,