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South Carolina Genealogy Resources:

SC State Vital Statistics Office

Office of Vital Records
SC DHEC
2600 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201

Information:

(803) 898-3630

Why Research South Carolina Marriage Records At Home

If you've ever seen what a beautiful family tree can look like, then you know just how amazing they are. Family trees are an inspirational way to record the past for future generations so that no one is forgotten and everyone in the family knows exactly where they came from. Many people refuse to research their family history because they're worried it will be difficult or that it will take too much time to find the needed information to fill in the gaps. If you've just started filling in your family tree, you'll need to make a big decision: are you going to have someone help you or are you going to do it yourself?

Accessing Records

You might be surprised to know that it is now easier than ever to access the records you'll need in order to fill in your family tree. For instance, if your family comes from South Carolina, then you'll be able to access things like South Carolina marriage records right from the comfort of your own home. Why, though, should you access these records in your home instead of enlisting the services of a professional genealogical investigator? There are many reasons.

Price - While the cost for professional family researchers has decreased, it's still a cost that you may not have included in your budget. Researchers have a great deal of training and schooling, and they charge a pretty penny for their services to cover the cost of all that training. When you do the research and look for South Carolina marriage records at home, you don't have to pay a thing, saving you a huge amount of money.
Security - How would you know that someone you hired kept your information secure? While it's nice to assume that they will, there's no way of knowing for sure. If you do the research on your own, you'll know beyond a shadow of doubt that no one other than those you choose will see the information that you've uncovered.
Comfort - How many times a week do you find yourself in your pajamas relaxing in front of your computer? The ability to research your family history online in your pajamas is one aspect that many people enjoy. You don't have to get dressed up in order to go out and personally meet an official to glean information from him or her. You can stay home and get all the information you need.

There are any number of great reasons why you should research your South Carolina marriage records on your own at home, but what it comes down to is how much money you have, how much time you can devote to your research, and how important putting together your family tree truly is to you. You may find that you love doing the research so much that you want to do it for others in your family, or for friends, as well.

Abbeville County Marriage Records

Birth, death, and marriage records in family Bibles:
Old 96 And Abbeville Districts Marriages - 1774-1890

Aiken County Marriage Records

Birth, death, and marriage records in family Bibles:
- COURTNEY-HUTTO-CARLISLE Bible Entries
- SOUTHALL Family Bible

Allendale County Marriage Records

Records of Early Settlers Contains births, deaths, and marriages
of some of the early settlers of Allendale county.

Anderson County Marriage Records

Anderson County Marriage Search 1911 to the present.
First you may have to read and accept the conditions of searching,
then select Courts, Probate Court, then Marriage License Search.
Birth, death, and marriage records in family Bibles:

Bamberg County Marriage Records

Barnwell County Marriage Records