The Nebraska State Historical Society holds the second volume in which the largest number of early Hall County marriages are recorded. This volume of court records contains 31 marriages dating from 1860-1870. From probate judges to justices of the peace, several different county officals recorded entries into these volumes. Therefore, handwriting varies and names are not consistently spelled. Some entries have faded to be nearly invisible, while others have bled through the page.
Years skip around as local justices of the peace offically recorded past marriages.
Wyoming Territory by Thos. The second volume, held by the Hall County clerk s office, also contains early Hall County marriages in addition to the earliest minutes of the Hall County board of supervisors. Eight marriages are recorded, however, five are duplicate entries to those recorded in the previous volume held by the Nebraska State Historical Society. This volume of Hall County Board of Supervisor's minutes include two marriages for which licenses were found in the previous volume. The volume is not paginated.