First Cousins Cross State Lines To Marry

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First cousins who were denied a marriage license by county officials in Pennsylvania earlier this month have been married in Maryland.

The couple told the judge they didn't plan to have children, but the judge wouldn't budge.

The couple then traveled to Maryland, where first cousins are allowed to marry.






http://www.channelcincinnati.com/family/4326779/detail.html
 
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