This is a list of marriages of Washington County, Florida arranged in alphabetical order by surname of brides. The records were extracted from microfilm and many of the book and/or page number locations were illegible. Where it was possible to estimate the most likely location based on marriage date, it has been added with [brackets] to indicate that it is an estimation. It is unlikely that the estimated page is exactly correct, but most should be within a few pages of the estimate.

Some of the record locations are not consistent with the marriage date. These have been indicated with an asterisk* following the book and/or page which seems inconsistent. In most cases, this only indicates an unusually long delay before the married couple returned the proof of marriage to the recorder. In a few cases, it could mean an error in the date or location of the record. A careful researcher will always check the original record.

Some names were illegible. If you do not find the marriage you are looking for, be sure and check this list at the end of last file.

The marriage books involved in this listing covered the following dates (please note that the first 3 books had overlapping dates):

Book A:   FEB 1877 to SEP 1879 & MAR 1887 to MAY 1889
Book AA:  APR 1881 to MAY 1882 & FEB 1885 to APR 1887
Book B:   JAN 1877 to DEC 1884 & DEC 1888 to NOV 1890
Book C:   NOV 1890 to AUG 1894
Book D:   MAR 1894 to NOV 1896
Book E:   JUN 1896 to SEP 1904
Book F:   SEP 1904 to FEB 1910
Book G:   FEB 1910 to MAY 1914
Book H:   APR 1914 to JAN 1925
Book I:   JAN 1925 to SEP 1927
Book J:   SEP 1927 to MAY 1934
Book K:   MAR 1934 to OCT 1938
Book L:   OCT 1938 to MAY 1942
Book M:   MAY 1942 to MAR 1948
Book N:   MAR 1948 to MAY 1962
Book O:   MAY 1962 to APR 1973

Keep in mind that the boundaries of Washington County were changed several times during this time period. The largest changes occurred in 1913 when Bay County was created and the coastal peninsula forming Choctawhatchee Bay was transferred to Walton County, reducing Washington County to 42% of its former size.