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MOUNT VERNON,A city and county-seat of Jefferson County, on three trunk lines of railroad, 77 miles east-southeast of St. Louis; is the center of a rich agricultural and coal region; has many flourishing manufactories, including car-works, a plow factory, flouring mills, pressed brick factory, canning factory, and is an important shipping-point for grain, vegetables and fruits. The Appellate Court for the Southern Grand Division is held here, and the city has nine churches, fine school buildings, a Carnegie library, two banks, heating plant, two daily and three weekly papers. Population (1890), 3,233; (1900), 5,216 |
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The Calaboose (Jail) |
Information About The County
County History County Origins Court Houses Ghost Towns Old Towns a Little History Politics & Government Population The Postal Service Townships |
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ArticlesAnniversaries Jefferson County Farmers' Institute The County Poor Farm The Dogwood Tree Tornado of 1888 The Hight Sweetin Murder Case 1924 The Mt. Vernon Car Shops The Citizens Gas, Elect & Heating Co. The Great Hotels of Mt. Vernon The Birth of Mt. Vernon Theaters |
News Paper Clippings The Prairie Historian History of Belle Rive & Dahlgren, IL And Surrounding Territory (offsite) |
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Bible Records Biographies Births 1877 - 1902 Birth Certificate Extractions |
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Cemeteries Cemetery Maps By Township Cemeteries - Unmarked Graves Census Church Histories Correspondence * Family Letters |
Inside Mt. Olive Church | |
Deaths Illinois Death Index 1916-1950 1850 Mortality Schedule Doctors listed on the 1850 Mortality Schedule 1860 Mortality Schedule 1880 Mortality Schedule Death Records "Hicks" Death Certificate Extractions |
Early Settlers Family Histories & Gen Charts |
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Jefferson County Jefferson County Courthouse Jefferson County Links Jefferson County Genealogical Society Jefferson County Historical Society Jefferson County Historical Village |
Land Records Land Records by Surname Land Records by Township |
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Marriage Records Marriages Marriages 1819 - 1829 IL Statewide Marriage Search (offsite) |
Diseases Hospitals |
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Military
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Jefferson County Military IL Genealogy Trails Military Page Daughters of the American Revolution |
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Obituaries Obituaries A - L Obituaries M - Z Submit An Obituary |
1925 Business of Mt. Vernon Early Homes Postcards from the County Old Family Pictures Unknown Pictures |
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Research Help The Genealogy Trails Research Help Page Jefferson County Courthouse Jefferson County Links Jefferson County Genealogical Society Look Up Volunteers State Links |
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Hickory Hill School |
Early Schools Pictures of Schools Class Photos |
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Surnames Surnames A - L Surnames M - Z Submit Your Surnames |
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Surrounding Counties Franklin Hamilton Perry Marion Washington Wayne |
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