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Because the records were gradually changing from minister returns and marriage bonds to the marriage register and the introduction of the evolving license during this period, the author felt it necessary to keep the listings in date order. Therefore, there are two indexes in alphabetical order, one for the groom and one for the bride, which leads you to the date of marriage, instead of the page number. The records were obtained from the courthouse records, marriage bond, marriage register, and marriage license which is reflected in the first column. The columns include date of marriage, full names of groom and bride, race, age of parties, marital status, place of birth of both parties, names of parents for both parties (when available) and name of the minister. 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It was named Norfolk after the county in which it was situated, then a part of what was called Lower Norfolk County, which comprised the present Norfolk County aka the City of Chesapeake, and Princess Anne County aka the City of Virginia Beach. Upper Norfolk County was later changed to Nansemond County aka Suffolk County. In 1845 it became the City of Norfolk, which lies at the mouth of the James and Elizabeth Rivers and Chesapeake Bay.\u003c\/p\u003e \u003cp\u003eThis book contains the marriage records from 1890-1899. The listings are presented in a convenient table format. The listings are in alphabetical order by groom's surname. The records were obtained from the marriage register and the marriage license which is reflected in the first column. Special Note: This is the only place you will find November and December 1898 licenses as they were never microfilmed. And there is an extra special license. It's the only one written in calligraphy by the bride. 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It was named Norfolk after the county in which it was situated, then a part of what was called Lower Norfolk County, which comprised the present Norfolk County aka the City of Chesapeake, and Princess Anne County aka the City of Virginia Beach. Upper Norfolk County was later changed to Nansemond County aka Suffolk County. In 1845 it became the City of Norfolk, which lies at the mouth of the James and Elizabeth Rivers and Chesapeake Bay.\u003c\/p\u003e \u003cp\u003eThe transcribed wills in this volume vary greatly in length. Each entry provides the full name of the deceased, names and relationships of heirs, names of witnesses, and items to be bequeathed. A full-name index, which refers to the page number from the original will book, completes this work.\u003c\/p\u003e \u003cp\u003eThis book has a large number of Audits, which the author included because they contain a lot of names and other useful information. 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