Ghana, Accra, Marriages - FamilySearch Historical Records

Record Description
This collection includes marriage records from Accra, Ghana, covering the years 1929-1983. The records were acquired from the Public Records and Archives Administration (PRAA) and are both typed and handwritten in printed forms.

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Record Content
Key genealogical facts found in Marriage Records may contain the following information:


 * Name of Husband and wife
 * Age of Husband and wife
 * Date and Place of Marriage
 * Place of Residence
 * Other existing marriage (husband)
 * Condition - Spinster of Divorcee (wife)
 * Names of witnesses

How to Use the Record
Searching the images

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Known Issues with This Collection
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Related Wiki Articles

 * Accra Ghana Adenta Family History Centre
 * Ghana

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Citation Example for a Record Found in This Collection
“Ghana, Accra, Marriages, 1863-2003,” images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org: accessed 14 May 2012), Divorce Records &gt; Dates and Volumes &gt; 1979-1987 (no 2, 149-1-141) &gt; image 32 of 99 images, Edward Frimpong and Linda Nyonko Frimpong, Divorce Records, 1883; citing Ghana, Accra, Marriages. Accra, Ghana.

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