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Male Name Female Name Date of Marriage # Aabling, Antoni King County Marriage Index, 1853-1900 Alphabetical by male name Male Name Female Name Date of Marriage Certificate # Transcription Return # License Affid. License Application License Notes Aabling, Antoni Sorensen, Mathilda March 11, 1896 Certificate 6007 Vol. F Pg. 284 Return 2322 Aaro, George R. Knudsen, Helga October 11, 1897 Certificate 6903 Vol. F Pg. 567 Return 2813 Aas, Carl Otto Johnson, Inga April 29, 1899 Certificate 8112 Vol. G Pg. 351 Return 3519 Abbe, Fred U. Comer, Nellie J. July 7, 1897 Certificate 6826 Vol. F Pg. 542 Abbott, L. B. Harmon, Leonora February 6, 1861 Certificate 25 Vol. 1/2APg. 25 Abbott, M. L. Woodward, Clara April 24, 1886 Certificate 400 Vol. B Pg. 183 Abbott, Robert David Kelly, Mabel Glum May 29, 1898 Certificate 7335 Vol. G Pg. 99 Abbott, Thomas K. Freeman, Lillian March 22, 1900 Certificate 8953 Vol. H Pg. 23 Abegg, James Welten, Sophia November 9, 1884 Certificate 260 Vol. B Pg. 113 Abelset, John Olson, Ida O. November 14, 1891 Certificate 3237 Vol. D Pg. 406 Abernathy, Robert Quay, Susie A. May 15, 1884 Certificate 192 Vol. B Pg. 79 Abert, Gus McGee, Annie September 20, 1892 Certificate 3869 Vol. E Pg. 112 Return 702 Aborn, Chas. Culver, Josie November 23, 1889 Certificate 1643 Vol. C Pg. 408 Abraham, Louis S. Davis, Rose September 5, 1897 Certificate 6850 Vol. F Pg. 550 Return 2768 Abrahamson, Alfred Anderson, Annie June 12, 1894 Certificate 5024 Vol. E Pg. 480 Return 1585 Abrahamson, Johannes Lundal, Agnes January 27, 1894 Certificate 4748 Vol. E Pg. 393 Return 1451 Abrahamson, O. W. Swanson, Ida C. July 21, 1894 Certificate 5013 Vol. E Pg. 476 Return 1657 Abrams, Jacob Crawford, Mamie November 15, 1888 Certificate 1175 Vol. C Pg. 172 Abrams, Robert Brown, Mary June 18, 1872 Certificate 129 Vol. A Pg. 41 Lic. Affidavit Adair, Archibald Berringer, Minnie December 29, 1892 Certificate 4027 Vol. E Pg. 165 Adair, George Henry Cole, Estella Paige December 9, 1896 Certificate 6433 Vol. F Pg. 420 Adam, Carl Ward, Mary E. December 10, 1896 Certificate 6436 Vol. F Pg. 421 Adams, Albert C. Brown, Hattie October 8, 1890 Certificate 2368 Vol. C Pg. 772 Adams, Albert I. Settmaier, Clara June 1, 1893 Certificate 4292 Vol. E Pg. 249 Return 1082 Adams, Alfred Arnold, Ellen December 30, 1891 Certificate 4303 Vol. E Pg. 252 Return 253 Adams, Anson A. Petty, Hettie Belle February 1, 1893 Certificate 4160 Vol. E Pg. 208 Adams, Charles W. Mullarkey, Mary L. February 15, 1893 Certificate 4108 Vol. E Pg. 191 Return 921 Adams, Frank E. Hewitt, Emma A. October 27, 1890 Certificate 2456 Vol. D Pg. 16 Duplicate recording at #2424, Vol. C, Pg. 800. Adams, George W. Lindgren, Ingrid U. February 22, 1898 Certificate 7176 Vol. G Pg. 48 Adams, Hani Hill, Eliza January 29, 1894 Certificate 4777 Vol. E Pg. 402 Adams, John Sherwood, Alice May 13, 1896 Certificate 6068 Vol. F Pg. 304 Return 2371 Adams, John Addison Clark, Ida * April 7, 1900 Certificate 8985 Vol. H Pg. 32 Return 4262 Maiden name Schwartz. Adams, Lafayette Bridgeman, May December 22, 1888 Certificate 1118 Vol. C Pg. 143 Adams, Lemuel E. Hodgson, Nellie January 2, 1900 Certificate 8873 Vol. G Pg. 596 Return 3975 Adams, Leroy W. Stolzenberg, Emma December 3, 1895 Certificate 5860 Vol. F Pg. 236 Return 2219 License App. 1137 Adams, Mitchell D. Klatt, Selina M. January 13, 1898 Certificate 7136 Vol. G Pg. 35 Return 2944 Stampfler, Frances Adams, William P. C. Charlotte October 26, 1898 Certificate 7696 Vol. G Pg. 216 Return 3307 Adamson, David W. Hicks, Helen J. September 25, 1893 Certificate 4505 Vol. E Pg. 317 Return 1272 Adamson, James T. Droullard, Rillie August 23, 1896 Certificate 6232 Vol. F Pg. 355 Adamson, Peter D. Hurley, Lizzie L. V. March 19, 1890 Certificate 2002 Vol. C Pg. 587 Adelson, Aaron Harris, Lena * September 27, 1891 Certificate 3123 Vol. D Pg. 349 Return 131 Maiden name Gold. Adnerson, Robert G. Carty, Mary Emma February 7, 1894 Certificate 4765 Vol. E Pg. 398 Return 1474 Adson, Jonas F. Madson, Ida December 13, 1890 Certificate 2558 Vol. D Pg. 67 * Transcriptions in red are held at the Puget Sound Regional Archives King County Marriage Index, 1853-1900 Alphabetical by male name Male Name Female Name Date of Marriage Certificate # Transcription Return # License Affid. License Application License Notes Adwen, William Albert Eidem, Lena July 6, 1896 Certificate 6167 Vol. F Pg. 334 Return 2410 Agassiz, Richard R. Calligan, Ada A. January 8, 1890 Certificate 1746 Vol. C Pg. 459 Agledal, Andrew Ludvigsen, Lina January 2, 1900 Certificate 8876 Vol. G Pg. 597 Return 3965 Agledal, Andrew A. Peterson, Annie M. February 10, 1891 Certificate 2690 Vol. D Pg. 133 Agnew, John M. Evans, Catherine October 22, 1892 Certificate 3917 Vol. E Pg. 128 Return 792 Agnew, Thomas Jones, Rose Annie September 18, 1895 Certificate 5656 Vol. F Pg. 172 License App. 972 Agutter, John J. Kocher, Hattie June 1, 1898 Certificate 7361 Vol. G Pg. 107 Return 3098 Aharan, Samuel Adams Rogers, Carrie Anna September 24, 1895 Certificate 5665 Vol. F Pg. 175 License App. 984 Ahl, John A. Anderson, Minnie (Mina) March 7, 1893 Certificate 4131 Vol. E Pg. 199 Return 950 Ahl, Oscar * Crawford, Carrie B. * December 12, 1894 Certificate 5290 Vol. F Pg. 53 Return 1822 Male name Ohl? Maiden name Thomas. Ahlby, Oscar Bergland, Helga June 22, 1889 Certificate 1423 Vol. C Pg. 298 Ahrenstedt, Hans Olson, Julia L. April 16, 1896 Certificate 6055 Vol. F Pg. 300 Return 2357 Ainslie, Walter Peterson, Tina December 23, 1895 Certificate 5933 Vol. F Pg. 260 Return 2282 License App. 1175 Ainsworth, Elihu C. Thayer, Clara E. * July 9, 1895 Certificate 5578 Vol. F Pg. 147 Return 2043 License App. 872 Maiden name Cooper. Ajax, Harry T. Austin, Ethel M. November 3, 1894 Certificate 5201 Vol. F Pg. 24 Return 1794 Ajax, James Traharne Conrad, Maud Agnes September 27, 1899 Certificate 8465 Vol. G Pg. 465 Akavman, Wilton F. Parshall, Pearl February 13, 1884 Certificate 168 Vol. B Pg. 67 Akin, Robert A. B. Downie, Henrietta April 8, 1896 Certificate 6032 Vol. F Pg. 292 Return 2321 Albers, Alard Pierce, Emily * April 2, 1892 Certificate 3449 Vol. D Pg. 512 Return 427 Maiden name Brown. Johanson, Augusta Alberties, John Josefina October 20, 1898 Certificate 7683 Vol. G Pg. 211 Albertson, Burnice A. Williams, Jennie September 1, 1898 Certificate 7586 Vol. G Pg. 179 Return 3245 Albertson, Robert Brooke De Wolfe, Nancy August 24, 1892 Certificate 3752 Vol. E Pg. 74 Return 613 Albin, Magni Johnson, Emma June 29, 1889 Certificate 1379 Vol. C Pg. 276 Albin, Peter A. Nelson, Mary March 29, 1899 Certificate 8153 Vol. G Pg. 363 Return 3572 Albin, Thomas George Pickering, Lena May 22, 1895 Certificate 5467 Vol. F Pg. 110 Albrecht, Cornelius Erickson, Tina June 1, 1892 Certificate 3596 Vol. E Pg. 22 Return 469 Albrecht, Gregor Hoffman, Mary April 19, 1890 Certificate 1922 Vol. C Pg. 547 Albright, Fred Wilson, Nellie Grace September 4, 1898 Certificate 7589 Vol. G Pg. 180 Return 3246 Alcorn, James L. Donald, Helen June 9, 1886 Certificate 448 Vol. B Pg. 207 Alcroft, Geo. Crouten, Alice Maria February 11, 1891 Certificate 2664 Vol. D Pg. 120 Alden, Charles H. Hall, Rena E. September 19, 1888 Certificate 991 Vol. C Pg. 80 Alden, John Peterson, Christina November 5, 1891 Certificate 3223 Vol. D Pg. 399 Return 189 Two duplicate certificates. Alderson, Thomas G. Thomas, Permilla August 14, 1900 Certificate 9402 Vol. H Pg. 170 Return 4321 Aldrich, Byron L. Burlingham, Gettie M. November 21, 1900 Certificate 9750 Vol. H Pg. 281 Return 4531 Aldrich, Edward Banes, Mary * September 19, 1898 Certificate 7616 Vol. G Pg. 189 Return 3248 Maiden name Warrick. Alexander, Alfred H. Wooding, Lillian May 24, 1891 Certificate 2826 Vol. D Pg. 201 Alexander, Samuel W. L. Davis, Mary L. November 20, 1890 Certificate 2419 Vol. C Pg. 797 Alexander, William Pettit, Fannie September 13, 1898 Certificate 7604 Vol. G Pg. 185 Alf, John Sanberg, Augusta April 30, 1884 Certificate 223 Vol. B Pg. 94 Alfred, Henry S. John, Adaline April 14, 1900 Certificate 8997 Vol. H Pg. 36 Return 4169 Alfred, John F. Galloway, Margaret A. August 25, 1892 Certificate 3852 Vol. E Pg. 107 Return 644 * Transcriptions in red are held at the Puget Sound Regional Archives King County Marriage Index, 1853-1900 Alphabetical by male name Male Name Female Name Date of Marriage Certificate # Transcription Return # License Affid. License Application License Notes Algar, Frank C. Bacon, Anna G. May 1, 1879 Certificate 340 Vol. A Pg. 177 Lic. Affidavit Algar, Jas. N. McKinlay, Rosanna February 15, 1882 Certificate 503 Vol. A Pg. 270 Alice, John Belli, Marianna July 14, 1898 Certificate 7467 Vol. G Pg. 141 Return 3127 Alick, Harry Joe, Angeline May 28, 1899 Certificate 8145 Vol. G Pg. 362 Alicoate, James Poud, Nellie May 19, 1883 Certificate 70 Vol. B Pg. 18 Alison, William H. W. Cahalin, Gertrude H. June 20, 1897 Certificate 6731 Vol. F Pg. 511 Return 2713 Allan, Alexander Adams, Ella Cecelia March 25, 1895 Certificate 5375 Vol. F Pg. 80 Allan, George Millar Greig, Agnes November 16, 1898 Certificate 7723 Vol. G Pg. 223 Return 3327 Allard, Alfred Imbault, Marie April 12, 1891 Certificate 2919 Vol. D Pg. 247 Alleman, Arnold Hull, Bessie January 18, 1900 Certificate 8857 Vol. G Pg. 591 Return 3988 Allen, Albert F. Matzek, Annie May 23, 1892 Certificate 3577 Vol. E Pg. 15 Return 455 Allen, Alexander T. Gaylord, Anna Lucinda * October 10, 1891 Certificate 3303 Vol. D Pg. 439 Return 126 Maiden name Fetterly. Allen, Artemis A.
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