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Church Records
Some additional resources for Fulton County, Illinois church recordscan be found in the WorldCat library which can be ordered through interlibrary loan at your local library. Explore how to search the Worldcat Online Catalog.

Abstracts


 * 18–18

Copies of Original records


 * 1821–1971 First Presbyterian Church


 * 1743–1765 Catholic Church. Ste. Anne-du-Fort-de-Chartres - parish registers


 * 1838–1947 Records of St. Marcus Church, Round Prairie, [in German]


 * 18–19 Register of United Presbyterian Church
 * 18–19 Cameron/Berwick circuits, Methodist churches


 * 18–19 Melrose Episcopal Chapel Church records
 * 18–19 Richfield Christian Church records
 * 18–19 St. Peter's Church Minutes

Additional Resources
Additional resources for Randolph County church records may be found in the. Copies of records on FHL microfilm and microfiche can be ordered for viewing at Family History Centers. Copies of books found in the FHLC may be found in WorldCat catalog and ordered from your local library through interlibrary loan. Explore how to search the Family History Library Catalog and the Worldcat Online Catalog.

Histories of area churches may be found in the.

Court Records
Abstracts


 * 18–18 Richland County Genealogical and Historical Society. Richland County, Ill. board minutes. Olney, Illinois: Richland County Genealogical &amp; Historical Society, [1985?].


 * 18–19 Certificates of moral character
 * 18–18 
 * 18–18

Copies of original records


 * 18–19 Probate records


 * 19–19 Adoption, delinquent &amp; dependent records


 * 18–19 Chancery records - includes guardianship, divorce, and probate related records


 * 18–18 Law and criminal record


 * 18–18 Circuit court related records


 * 18–18 People's case files


 * 18–18 Chancery case files (includes guardianship and probate)


 * 18–18 Minutes


 * 18 Judges docket


 * 18–18 Fee books


 * 18–18 Dockets


 * 18–18 Chancery docket


 * 18–18 Judgement dockets


 * 18–19 Insanity proceedings


 * 18–18 Certificates of land purchase


 * 18–18 Justice of the Peace records and index


 * 18–18 Fee bills and index


 * 18–18 Miscellaneous case files and index


 * 18–19 Chancery and other court records and index


 * 18–18 Chancery complete records


 * 18–18 Circuit court records (contains judgements and naturalizations)


 * 18–18 Execution dockets


 * 18–18 County record and record of county commissioner's court


 * 18–18 Court ledger books


 * 18–18 Jury lists


 * 18–19 Index to court record Chancery


 * 18–18 Court records
 * 18–19 Circuit court records
 * 18–19 Administrators and executors records


 * 18–19 Adoption records
 * 18–18 Circuit court defaults
 * 18–19 Inventory, appraisament [sic] and sales bills,

Additional Resources
Additional resources for Wabash County court records may be found in the. Copies of records on FHL microfilm and microfiche can be ordered for viewing at Family History Centers. Copies of books found in the FHLC may be found in WorldCat catalog and ordered from your local library through interlibrary loan. Explore how to search the Family History Library Catalog and the Worldcat Online Catalog.

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Land and Property
Abstracts


 * 19
 * 18–18
 * 18– 18
 * 19

Copies of original records


 * 18–18 Land records
 * 18–19 Deeds records and indexes
 * 18–18 Land records
 * 18–18 School land records
 * 18–19 Estray record


 * 18–18 Military land warrants
 * 18–19 Release deeds
 * 18–19 Administrator's and executor's deeds
 * 18–18 Land record
 * 18–18 Old deeds and index
 * 18–19 Quit claim deeds
 * 18–19 Real estate records
 * 18 Patent book


 * 18–18 Chattel mortgage packets


 * 18–19 Warranty deeds


 * 18–18 Land sold for tax


 * 18–18 Surveyor's records

Additional Resources
Additional resources for Greene County land and property may be found in the, and. Copies of records on FHL microfilm and microfiche can be ordered for viewing at Family History Centers. Copies of books found in the FHLC may be found in WorldCat catalog and ordered from your local library through interlibrary loan. Explore how to search the Family History Library Catalog and the Worldcat Online Catalog.

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Naturalization

 * 18–18 Circuit court records (contains judgements and naturalizations)


 * 18–19 Naturalization records

Probate Records
Original estates and wills are held in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk. See Illinois Probate Records for more information about using probate records.

The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through, the Family History Library or the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Eastern Illinois University (EIU) - search for Shelby County records. For information on how to use IRAD see theEIU IRAD Wiki page.

Online Resources

RECORD SEARCH!! 1841-1939


 * 18–19 Probate journals and records, wills, administratiors' records, executors' records, guardianship records, and widows relinquishment records for Hancock County probate records are also available in . Click on the browse through images link, select Hancock County, and select the record type you are interested in.

Abstracts


 * 18–19


 * 18–19


 * 17–18
 * 17–18
 * 18–18

Copies of original records


 * 18–19 Probate records
 * 18–19 Will and guardian records


 * 18–19 Will records


 * 18–19 Estate records


 * 19–19 Heirship record [one record from 1911]


 * 18–19 Executor's records


 * 18–19 Sale bills of estates


 * 18–18 Executor's ledger B


 * 18–19 Estate inventory records A-G


 * 18–18 Administrators letters and bonds


 * 18–19 Estate appraisement records


 * 18–19Probate, guardian and related records


 * 19–19 Executors and administrators report record


 * 18–19 Probate judgement dockets


 * 18–19 Widows relinquishment and selection records, and award and selection record


 * 18–19 Probate index card file


 * 18–19 Probate letters of testamentary


 * 18–19 Conservator's bonds and letters
 * 18–19 Estate records and index (index to 1964)
 * 18–19 Widow's relinquishments and selections
 * 18–19, 19, 19 Original wills and probate papers
 * 19–19 Partial index to Original wills and probate papers
 * 19–19 Letters of administration, de bonis non (of the goods not administered) with will annexed (1900–1929)
 * 18–18 Probate related letters and bonds


 * 18–19 Administrator's records {FHL|533470|item|disp=FHL first film 1435953 Item 1(first of 2 films)}}
 * 18–19 Executor's records
 * 18–19 Widow's relinquishments and selections
 * 19–19 Conservator's bonds and letters


 * 18–19 Will records
 * 18–19 Probate records
 * 18–19 Wills
 * 18–19 Will packets index
 * 18–19 Will packets
 * Probate Index
 * 18–19 Probate fee books Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD)
 * 18–18 Administrator's records
 * 18–18 Probate records
 * 18–18 Probate estate docket

Additional Resources
Additional resources for Richland County probates may be found in the ,

and on the topic pages of the Family History Library catalog (FHLC). Copies of records on FHL microfilm and microfiche can be ordered for viewing at Family History Centers. Copies of books found in the FHLC may be found in WorldCat catalog and ordered from your local library through interlibrary loan. Explore how to search the Family History Library Catalog and the Worldcat Online Catalog.

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Vital Records:
See Illinois Vital Records for more information about Vital records in Illinois.

Vital records consist of birth, death, marriage and divorce records. Original birth and death certificates recorded until the year 1916 are kept by the Richland County Clerk while those recorded after 1916 are kept by the Illinois Department of Public Health with a copy to the County Clerk. Original marriage records are usually kept by the County Clerk from the establishment of the county to the present. Original divorce records are generally in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk.

The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through online databases, the Family History Library and the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Eastern Illinois University (EIU) - search for Richland County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the IRAD Wiki page.

General

 * 18–19 Birth certificates, death records, marriage records, applications for marriage licenses


 * 19–19

Births:
Abstracts of Birth Records


 * 17–19
 * 16–17
 * 18–18
 * 18–18
 * 18–18
 * 18–18

Copies of Original Birth Records


 * 18–19 Index to births


 * 18–19 Birth records book


 * 18–19 Delayed birth record books


 * 18–19 Birth records


 * 18–19 Still Births


 * 18–19 Births Certificates


 * 19–19 Birth record index
 * 18–19 Births
 * 18–19 Births and delayed births

Marriages:
Abstracts of Marriage Records


 * 18–18


 * 18–19
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 * 18–19


 * 18–18


 * 18–18


 * 18–18

Copies of original Marriage Records


 * 18–19 Marriage records


 * 18–18 Index to marriage records


 * 18–18 Marriage records


 * 18–18 Marriages


 * 18–19 Marriage licenses
 * 18–19 Marriage register

Deaths:
Abstracts of Death Records


 * 19–19


 * 18


 * 18–19


 * 18–19

Copies of original Death Records


 * 18–19 Death records


 * 18–19 Index of death records


 * 18–19 Still Births


 * 18–19 Coroner's record


 * 18–19 Register of stillbirths


 * 18–19 Index to register of death

Divorce

 * 18–19 Chancery records - includes guardianship, divorce, and probate related records

Additional Resources
Additional resources for Richland County births, marriages and deaths may be found in the, the topic page of the Family History Library catalog (FHLC). Copies of records on FHL microfilm and microfiche can be ordered for viewing at Family History Centers. Copies of books found in the FHLC may be found in WorldCat catalog and ordered from your local library through interlibrary loan. Explore how to search the Family History Library Catalog and the Worldcat Online Catalog.

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GRC
The Genealogical Records Committee (GRC) is part of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Library. The GRC Indexis an every-name index of reports that have been sent to the DAR Library since its founding in 1890 and contains names throughout the United States gleaned from gravestones, family Bibles, and personal collections.