DeKalb County Information |
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Historical DeKalb County Books Online | ||
History of DeKalb County by Henry Lamson Boies |
Past and Present of DeKalb
County Vol I by Professor Lewis M. Gross |
The Biographical Record of
DeKalb County Illinois by S. J. Clarke Publishing Company |
Cemeteries Also: Hicks Mill-Cronktown 2004 Update Greenwood Immanuel Lutheran Johnson Grove Waterman/Rose School Houses |
Census 1840 Census 1850, 1860, 1880 Mortality Schedules 1855 and 1856 State Census Info Provided by FamilySearch.org |
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State of Illinois Archives State of Illinois Genealogical Records: Land, Probate, Military, Census, etc. |
Illinois Death Certificate Index 1916-1950 Search State of Illinois Archives |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900 |
Illinois State Genealogical Society Non-certified copies of 1916-1947 death certificates, Military Service Certificates |
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Bureau of Land Management Land Patents 1820-1908 |
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1880
Census Searches on Ancestry. COM This tip comes from Martin Johnson who wrote, " The 1880 census county search box will not find counties such as DeKalb and McHenry, etc. You have to put a space in between E and K in DeKalb (De Kalb) and C and H for McHenry (Mc Henry) , otherwise it won't find anything. The other Ancestry census indexes use DeKalb and McHenry without spaces." |
Elgin Asylum Death Records by Martin Johnson |
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