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FamilySearch puts New Brunswick marriage records online 1789-1950 Posted March 13, 2015 By Rick Roberts, GlobalGenealogy.com If you researching New Brunswick families, and are interested in finding historic New Brunswick marriage records online at no cost, FamilySearch has the answer. FamilySearch announced today that their website now includes 303,599 indexed New Brunswick marriage records from 1789-1950, with 255,805 digital images of related documents. The following from the FamilySearch website indicates that there are more records to be added to the collection, and what information you can expect to find. I suspect the latter varies by record source and time period:
Browse: Records available using the Browse option are:
Records available using the Search option are: I did a simple search using just the name of the groom. It is an uncommon surname so I didn't think that I needed to refine the search with other available particulars such as birth, parents, spouse name etc. Here's what the New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950 search screen looks like:  There are 4 records listed that involved a John Devlin. This is a snippet of the search results screen for the one I was searching for:  Clicking on John Devlins name provided the following information:  Clicking on View the Document provided this digital image of the original registration document:  FamilySearch provides options to print, or download the document (jpg), or attach it to a family tree you are working on the FamilySearch website, or add it to your FamilySearch 'Source Box'. If you researching New Brunswick families, and you are interested in finding historic New Brunswick marriage records online at no cost... FamilySearch has the answer. Happy hunting... Browse the resources at GlobalGenealogy.com:
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