More than 200,000 children have been married in the United States in the last 15 years

More than 200,000 youngsters were hitched in the US in the course of recent years, new figures have uncovered. 
Three 10-year-old young ladies and a 11-year-old kid were among the most youthful to marry, under lawful escape clauses which enable minors to wed in specific conditions. 
The base age for marriage crosswise over the vast majority of the US is 18, yet every state has exceptions –, for example, parental assent or pregnancy – which enable more youthful kids to get married. 

No less than 207,468 minors wedded in the US in the vicinity of 2000 and 2015, as indicated by information ordered by Unchained At Last, a gathering crusading to cancel youngster marriage, and investigative narrative arrangement Frontline. 
The genuine figure is probably going to be significantly higher on the grounds that 10 states gave no or fragmented insights. 
Fraidy Reiss, the originator of Unchained finally, said she was "truly shaking" when she initially acquired information for New Jersey, where her gathering is based. 
About 3,500 kids wedded in the state in the vicinity of 1995 and 2012. 
"That number was such a great amount of higher than I had figured it would be," she told Frontline. "At that point, the way that the kids were as youthful as 13 and the way that it was for the most part young ladies wedded to grown-up men."