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Books about church histories and church records can be found online county histories, through WorldCat at many libraries and through a subject search of the FamilySearch Catalog.

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See Illinois state wiki article Church Records for more ideas about how to use church records in your research. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Ancestry ($) Only includes those persons who died within the year previous to the census enumeration.Ĭhurch records can give birth, death and marriage information as well as indictate family relationships. FHL 973 X2pc 18 digital version at Google Books.

A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services: With their Names, Ages, and Places of Residence, as Returned by the Marshalls of the Several Judicial Districts, Under the Act for Taking the Sixth Census.

Courtesy of the Illinois State Genealogical Society.Ĭensus Historical populations Mary's Catholic Cemetery and Hodgerson Cemetery inscriptions.

Illinois Ancestors, Sangamon County Cemeteries tombstone project.

Confederate Soldiers buried in Sangamon County.

Sangamon County Cemeteries. Courtesy of Rootsweb.

Additional comments sometimes include the name of a parent or exact place of death. The ledger books include name, age, cause of death, place of birth, and location of burial plot. The Oak Ridge Cemetery Interment collection includes six volumes, covering the years 1858 - 1940.

Springfield's Oak Ridge Cemetery, famous for being the resting place of Abraham Lincoln, has excellent burial records.

The following web sites have additional information on Sangamon county cemeteries. See Illinois Cemeteries for more information TombstoneTranscriptions in Print ( Often more complete) See the wiki article for links to available copies and indexes.Ĭemeteries Cemeteries of Sangamon, Illinois online and in print This includes a state history section along with a county history and biographies of Sangamon County residents.

The Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois has a Sangamon County edition.

The following are the most historically and genealogically relevant populated places in this county: Cities Places / Localities Populated Places įor a complete list of populated places, including small neighborhoods and suburbs, visit HomeTown Locator. There is no known history of courthouse disasters in this county.

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Boundary Changes įor animated maps illustrating Illinois county boundary changes, "Rotating Formation Illinois County Boundary Maps" (1790-1869) may be viewed for free at the website. The County is located in the Southeastern area of the state.

The county seat is Springfield and the county was organized on 1821. The county was named for the Sangamon River, which runs through it.

1821-Sangamon County was created 30 January 1821 from the Northwest Territory.

Sangamon County is named after the Sangamon River, which derived its name from the Pottawatomie Indian word Sain-guee-mon or Sangamon (pronounced sang gä mun), meaning literally "where there is plenty to eat" or what we would call the "land of milk and honey." Parent County For further information about where the records for Sangamon County are kept, see the Sangamon County Courthouse page. General compliance by 1922.Ĭounty records are most often kept at the County Courthouse or another local repository.

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*Statewide registration for births and deaths started 1916. Sangamon County Organization Known Beginning Dates for Major County Records 7.15.3 Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD).You may also get this number from your county assessor's office. If your property tax is paid through your mortgage, you can contact your lender for a copy of your bill. If you qualify for the Illinois Property Tax Credit, you will need your Property Index Number, sometimes called "parcel number" or "permanent index number." This number is located on your county tax bill or assessment notice (for property tax paid on your principal residence during the tax year for which you are filing your return).