Campbell County Marriage Bonds: Newport Courthouse, 1855-1860

Campbell County Marriage Bonds: Newport Courthouse, 1855-1860

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Campbell County, Kentucky has two county courthouses in simultaneous use. One is located in Alexandria, the other in Newport. These marriage bonds were recorded in Newport, Kentucky, from 1855-1860. They were transcribed from the microfilm of the original documents.Marriage bonds were a precursor to the modern marriage license. Often marriage bondsmen were related family members, usually relatives of the bride.Campbell County, Kentucky GenWebThe Campbell County, Kentucky GenWeb collects transcriptions of Campbell County records and historical documents submitted by volunteers. The full GenWeb archive is available online at: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kycampbe/

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