Genealogy Society and Culture Illinois United States

Genealogy Society and Culture Illinois United States

Genealogy

Illinois became the 21st state on December 3, 1818.

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- Contains records for genealogical and historical research at both state and county levels. Free access to online documents and records are available to the researcher (census, cemeteries, newspapers).
- Locate resources (online listings, books, CD-Rom, lookups and addresses) for vital records in each county within the state of Illinois.
- Contains historical and genealogical information for Marshall, Woodford, Putnam, LaSalle, and Bureau counties, also contains the family histories of the Cassell, Beck, Daily, Norton, Lyons, Dinkey and Berry families.
- Information on how to obtain a birth or death record from Illinois. Offers online request submission form or by fax.
- Discussion forum for interested genealogists.
- Yahoo! Groups list for people interested in Illinois genealogy, surnames, ancestors, and personal histories. Includes surname database and links plus a cemetery database.
- Online burial records and tombstone inscriptions from Illinois cemeteries.
- USGenWeb Project - Illinois genealogy, history, Civil War, Societies of Illinois, maps, and reunions.
- Genealogy news plus surname queries, family research tips, articles and genealogy search tools. Offers a variety of categories.

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