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Births | 1819-1913
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Louisiana births recorded between 1819 and 1913, provided by the Louisiana Secretary of State.
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Calcasieu Parish Marriages
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Calcasieu Parish Clerk of Court marriages from 1987 to present. Archived records cover 1911-1986. Registration required.
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Death Records
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Louisiana Secretary of State death records filed since 1911. Does not include records that were filed less than 50 years ago.
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New Orleans Death Index | 1804-1972
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Browse New Orleans, Louisiana deceased by name or search by name or date of death.
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New Orleans Marriages Index 1837-1857
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Browse New Orleans marriages appearing in the Daily Picayune by name. Gives name of spouse, date of marriage, and date/page number of the article.
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New Orleans Marriages | 1846-1880
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Browse this New Orleans Public Library City Archives database by bride or groom name for New Orleans Justices of the Peace marriages between 1846.
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Orleans Parish Divorces
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Paid subscribers may search the Orleans Parish Civil District Court's recorded documents database for conveyance, mortgage or court records;.
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Orleans Parish Marriages
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Orleans Parish marriage records since 1831 from the Louisiana Secretary of State. Louisiana does not include records filed less than 50 years ago.
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Orleans Parish Marriages | 1879-1880
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Browse this New Orleans Public Library database of Second District Court (Orleans Parish) marriage certificates filed in 1879 or 1880.
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St. Tammany Parish | Marriages
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St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court marriage records by groom or bride name.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Louisiana DHH Vital Records Registry. Most states accept online orders through VitalChek or the state's own ordering system. You must be an eligible applicant (the person named, a parent, legal guardian, or authorized representative).
Marriage licenses are issued by the Clerk of Court. Both parties typically must appear in person. The license is valid for a limited period and must be used in Louisiana.
Divorce records are maintained by the court that granted the divorce. In Louisiana, that is typically the District Court in the parish where the divorce was filed.
Most states allow online ordering of certified vital records through VitalChek or a state-run portal. Fees and processing times vary. Some records may require a mail-in application.
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