This book includes abstracts of marriage and death notices from the following newspapers: The Aegis and Intelligencer, 1864-1871; The Harford Democrat, 1856-1871; The Madisonian (Harford & Baltimore Advertiser), 1837-1857; The Havre de Grace Republican, 1868-1871; and The Southern Aegis (sometimes known as The Southern Aegis and Harford County Intelligencer), 1857-1864. Information was gleaned not only from the marriage and death notices but also from news and local affairs items, as well as executor and administrator notices and also the occasional "removals from voter registration lists" that were published. Entries are arranged alphabetically by surname.

This volume is the fourteenth in the author's series on Maryland marriages and the sixth book for Harford County. It is a comprehensive compilation of about 1,000 marriages, actual and implied, for the five years from 1876 through 1880 for persons married during that time and who also remarried later, and the marriages of many of their children. Marriages and vital information were gleaned from license books, marriage certificates, probate records, court records, divorce cases, newspaper articles, tombstone inscriptions, church registers, Bible records, census records, obituaries, death certificates, military records, some family histories and secondary sources, plus information provided by others whose names have been cited within the text. As with his previous marriage books this one is much more than just a listing of names and dates. In many instances the readers will find complete dates of birth and death, full names of parents, grandparents, children and other relations, places of residences and later migrations, occupations, military service, subsequent marriages, ministers, divorces, separations, some children's marriages, nicknames, and more. Marriages have also been noted for some persons who resided in other states and counties who had a family connection to Harford County. In many cases there is ample information about family relationships to enable researchers to establish some family lineages into the 20th century. The reader will also find in many instances in this book the date that the parties obtained a marriage license followed by the date they actually married. Over the years many researchers have mistaken the former for the latter. It should be further noted that in some instances the dates of marriages are exact dates while in other cases they are approximations due to the lack of actual marriage records. Many discrepancies were found in different sources with respect to dates of marriages and spellings of names. Dates of birth and death in death certificates, Bible records, tombstone inscriptions and obituaries were oftentimes different and such discrepancies have been noted. The marriages herein have been arranged alphabetically by the surnames of the grooms, while the brides' names and other persons mentioned have been cross-referenced within the text, in alphabetical order as well, thus precluding the need for a separate index. 2021, 81/2x11, paper, alphabetical, 354 pp.

This volume is a comprehensive compilation of about 1,000 marriages. Many entries include dates of birth and death, names of parents, grandparents, children, siblings, other relations, ministers, places of residences, military service, and more.

The author's fourth book on Harford County, Maryland, marriages covers 1861 through 1870. Marriage and family relationships have been gleaned from a number of sources including license books, marriage certificates, probate records, court records, divorce cases, newspaper articles, tombstone inscriptions, church registers, Bible records, census records, obituaries, death certificates, military records, some family histories and secondary sources, plus information researched by others whose names have been credited and cited within the text. This book is much more than just a listing of names and dates. In many instances, the readers will find complete dates of birth and death, full names of parents, children, siblings, other relationships, ministers, places of residence and migration, occupations, military ranks, subsequent marriages, children's marriages, nicknames, and more. Marriages have also been noted for some persons who resided in other states and counties, and even other countries, that had a connection to Harford County. In many cases there is ample information about family relationships to enable researchers to establish family lineages for three generations, thus carrying the members of some branches well into the 20th century.