This collection of South Carolina marriage records was compiled from newspapers, pension records, and church records, and were provided by Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. Records date from 1641-1799, and when available, each contains the full names of the bride and groom, the date of the record, as well as location and source.

This collection contains marriage records from select Arkansas counties. Years include 1779-1992. Information includes the names of the bride and groom, marriage date, and marriage location. NOTE: not all counties are covered for all years.

This collection of Massachusetts town birth records covers 1620-1850. Information includes the person's name, birth date, birth place, and parents' names.

This collection of Massachusetts town marriage records covers 1620-1850. Information includes the names of the bride and groom, marriage date, and marriage place.

This collection of Massachusetts marriage records covers marriages from select towns and includes records from 1633-1850. Information, when available, includes the names of the bride and groom, marriage date, marriage location, and source of the record.

This collection of Massachusetts town death records covers 1620-1850. Information includes the person's name, death date, and burial place.

This collection of West Virginia marriage records covers 1785-1971. (Pre-1863 records are from when those counties were part of Virginia.) Information varies by record, but could include not only information about the bride and groom, but also previous spouses and parents' names.

This collection contains death and burial records from Connecticut town clerk records, church records, and other records about deaths and burials in the state. The number of records in each county varies; this database is not a comprehensive index of deaths and burials for this time period. The information provided varies by county, but can include name, gender, race, birth date and place, occupation, residence, marital status, spouse, date and place of death, date and place of burial, father's name and birthplace, mother's name and birthplace, and FHL film number.

This collection contains marriage records from civil, church, and other records of New Hampshire marriages. Coverage by county varies. Details in each record varies by the original source, but could include the bride and groom's name, age, marital status, birth date, birth place, race, place and date of marriage, parents' names, grandparents, and the FHL film number.

This collection includes New Jersey marriage records for various years. Not all counties are covered for all years. Information includes the bride and groom's names and the marriage date and place.

This collection of marriage records includes marriages in or near New York City. Information includes the name of the bride and groom, date and place of the marriage, and source information.

This collection of Pennsylvania marriages comes from a variety of church records and was originally published as "Pennsylvania Marriages to 1810." It is not a comprehensive database of all Pennsylvania marriages during that time period. Information generally includes the name of the bride and groom and the marriage date.

This collection of Missouri divorce records was provided by the Missouri State Archives. It contains data from approximately 1750 to 1950. Most records include party names, date, county, reason for divorce, and more.

This collection of veteran's burial records was provided by the National Cemetery Administration Department of Veterans Affairs. This database contains information on veterans buried in VA National Cemeteries, and other veteran's and private cemeteries.

This collection contains information on Revolutionary War veterans who applied for Pension Applications in Maine (Hancock, Lincoln, and York Counties).

This collection contains information on Revolutionary War land grants for veterans of Maine and Massachusetts and their widows.

This collection of South Carolina marriages comes from a variety of sources, including courthouse records, newspapers, church records, and pensions. Information in the records varies, but may include the name of the bride and groom, marriage date, marriage location, and location of the original record.

The Patriots of Color collection is a summary of information so far collected about men and women of color who fought for American independence during the Revolutionary War as soldiers, seamen, wagoners, skilled craftsmen, servants, and laborers. Revealing their identities and individual stories is the goal of an extensive and ongoing research effort. This is only the beginning our research, and we wanted to make this collection of data available at the outset to encourage more research and scholarship. Funding for research was provided by Richard Gilder and the Gilder Lehrman Foundation, David Roux, Joseph Dooley and the Sons of the American Revolution, and the W. E. B. DuBois Institute for African and African American Research at Harvard University.

This collection is a compilation of public family trees from Archives.com and community trees from FamilySearch International. Family tree records may include names, birth, death, marriage dates, etc, in addition to family relationships. These records date from ca. 1500 to present.