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Church Records

 * 1868–1970 Zion Lutheran Church parish register
 * 1851–1863 Oak Hill Baptist Church lists of members
 * 1867–1872 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Blessings of children
 * 1864–1874 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints membership records and minutes
 * 1806–1909 Walsh, Diane Renner.  Bethel Baptist Church minutes, 1806-1851, excerpts from the minutes, 1851–1852, membership lists, 1809–1909. Belleville, Illinois : St. Clair County Genealogical Society (Illinois), 1993. Other libraries (WorldCat)

Court Records
Abstracts


 * 1791–1801; 1807–1810 Deed book A; Marriage certificates and licenses Book A Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Copies of original records


 * 1790–1857 Indexes to court records, by plaintiff and defendant
 * 1796–1818 Court records


 * 18–18 Circuit Court record
 * 18–18 Circuit Court records

Land and Property
Abstracts


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 19 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Copies of original records


 * 18–19Grantee and Grantor index


 * 18–19 Deeds


 * 18–18 Swamp land records


 * 18–19 Cemetery deed record

Probate Records
Abstracts


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Copies of original records


 * 18–19 Index to file boxes
 * 18–19 Will record
 * 18–18 Probate journal
 * 18–18 Probate record


 * 18–19 Wills
 * 18–18 Administrator's records
 * 18–18 Probate records
 * 18–18 Probate estate docket

IRAD (SIU)

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 St. Clair 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 Southern Illinois University (SIU) - search for St. Clair County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the IRAD Wiki page.

General

 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 19–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Births:
Abstracts of Birth Records


 * 17–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 16–17
 * 18–18
 * 18–18
 * 18–18

Copies of Original Birth Records


 * 18–19 Birth Record


 * 18–19 Birth records and still birth register
 * 18–19 Birth index
 * 18–19 Births and delayed births

Marriages:
Abstracts of Marriage Records


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–18 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Copies of original Marriage Records


 * 18–19 Marriage index
 * 19–19 Marriage register index
 * 18; 18–19 Marriage register

Deaths:
Abstracts of Death Records


 * 18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)


 * 18–19 Other libraries (WorldCat)

Copies of original Death Records


 * 18–19 Death record


 * 19–19 Death record


 * 18–19 Death register
 * 18–19 Register of deaths

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.