Annoucement of the engagement of Alice Elizabeth Ensko and George Monteith Keller in the Times Herald of Washington, District of Columbia on November 13, 1944.
Annoucement of the engagement of Alice Elizabeth Ensko and George Monteith Keller in the Times Herald of Washington, District of Columbia on November 13, 1944.

Marriage records in the District of Columbia provide valuable insights into the history of the area and are essential for genealogical research. These records date back to 1811, the year the District of Columbia began recording marriages, after being established in 1790. They include marriage licenses, certificates, and indexes, with some records also available from the early years of the city's founding. Marriage records from 1811 to the present are accessible through the D.C. Department of Health, while earlier documents may be found at the National Archives. These records are crucial for genealogists tracing family history, as they offer information on individuals' names, ages, residences, and occupations, helping to construct family trees and track lineage across generations.

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