Think Chancery records are filled with boring old legal documents and correspondence between attorneys? They're not! You might be surprised by some of the documents that are made of record to prove a party's claims, like the following marriage license in the 1913 divorce case between Martha Davis and John H. Carter.
Davis Carter marriage license
It's a copy of the ornate license, which includes the names of the parents of both bride and groom.
Chancery records might also hold bonds, deeds, wills, plats, and genealogies.
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