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Join us as we travel the Illinois Trails section of
Genealogy Trails
This website is available for adoption.
Our goal in the Illinois Genealogy Trails is to transcribe raw data pertaining to this county and place it online
for the FREE use of all researchers. If you would like to volunteer to host this county website or any other
site for us, please visit our volunteer information page and contact Kim
We regret that we are unable to do personal research
for you.
If you need help with general research questions in St. Clair County or
the State of Illinois, you'll probably find the most helpful information on our Research Help Page.
AVAILABLE ONLINE RECORDS
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Cemeteries
Bohnemeier Cemetery
Mt. Hope Cemetery
(updated!)
Mt. Hope photos
Persons buried in Holy Childhood Cemetery
- Mascoutah
In the year 1947
Persons buried in Mascoutah City Cemetery
In the year 1947
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Partial Transcription; new additions added 11-8-2001
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Census/Directories
The 1820 Census of St. Clair County
The 1860 Census of St. Clair County
An Every Name Index for the 1860 Census
Use this to help you locate your ancestors quickly and easily!
1860 Mortality Census
Genealogy Trails
online Census Records
(Use your "BACK" button to return to this page)
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Maps & History
1920 Map of St. Clair County, Illinois
A History of Cahokia
as taken from the E. St. Louis Gazette in 1866
Historical Information on St. Clair County, Illinois
1798 St. Clair County Land Grants
1811 Petition For Land
This petition is a request for land to lay out a new town, lots of names
Biographies
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Church Records
Trinity Luthern Church Burial Register
East. St. Louis, Illinois 1915 - 1919
Oak Hill Baptist Church Membership Rolls
February 10, 1851 - Janury 4, 1863
Oak Hill Baptist Church Minutes
February 10, 1851 - Janury 4, 1863
Schools
1952 3rd Grade Class, Lafayette Grade School
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Naturalization Records
Passengers who came to St. Clair County
Listed according to ship
St. Clair County Naturalizations
(1838-1844)
27 Who filed for Naturalization
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Military
Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in St. Clair County
Captain James B. Moore's Mounted Riflemen
31 May 1812
World War II Casualties from
St.Clair County, IL
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Newspaper Items
1849/1850 California Gold Camp Letters
To St.Clair County Residents
The East St. Louis Gazette June 28, 1866
Grand Jurors for the September 1881 Term
Circuit Clerk Cases for the week beginning October
6, 1890
(includes divorces)
East St. Louis Journal
Excerpts from March, 1890
Board of Supervisors, regular monthly meeting,
Tuesday, March 3, 1891
Lebanon Advertiser Newspaper Index
Index for articles and obits from 1900 - 1944
Miscellaneous newspaper items from MARCH 23, 1959
Be sure to check here for marriages and deaths
East St. Louis Journal
Mascoutah Herald
Mr. Godin's Rooster sets, Hen lays
Humorous article from the East St. Louis Journal, dated 26 January, 1910
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Miscellaneous Items
The First Hanging - In Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois
Turkey Hill Settlers "Wipe Out" a tribe
of Timari Indians
As told by Mr. Henry Stallmann
Indian Bones Found At Falling Springs
Photo of Falling Springs
East St. Louis Electors from 1869
East St. Louis election news from 1869
East St. Louis Town and City Officers
1859-1892
The History of the Cahokia Fire
Department
The 1896 Tornado!
This tornado hit St. Louis, Missouri and East St. Louis, Illinois on May 27,
1896
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DEATH RECORDS
The 1860 Mortality Schedule
Obituaries Index
Obituaries (Updated!)
Deaths from the Illinois
Death Index
Deaths from the County Death
Register
1917 Deaths
Accidental Shooting Deaths
Deaths by Lightening Strikes
Miscellaneous Death Listings
Trinity Luthern Church Burial Register
East. St. Louis, Illinois 1915 - 1919
Charles Jacquot killed in 1963 Mining Blast
Grave of J. B. Piot, French Settler
Death on the rail
Railroad accident in Belleville in April of 1884
THE FUNERAL BOOK OF:
Leon Jones
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FAMILY RECORDS
Buthe/Lammers Family Bio
Dietz Family Marriages
Dietz Family Births
Dietz Family Deaths
Koudelka Family Records
The
Robert Lemen Family
Jacquot Family Marriage Records
Jacquot Family Birth Records
Jacquot Wills
Reiss Family Marriages
Sorgman/Sorgmann Family Records
VALTA/WALTA and its extended families:
SOUKUP, KOUDELKA, LIDISKY, PECHMAN
Koudelka Golden Wedding Anniversary
July 3, 1928 Picture of "The
Rip Track Gang"
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Workers
(LARGE PICTURE!)
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COUNTY ADDRESSES
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St.
Clair County Genealogical Society
PO Box 431
Belleville, IL 62222-0431
Located at the Belleville Public Library
*They have online indexes, so be sure to visit when you're finished here!
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St. Clair County Courthouse
10 Public Square
Belleville, IL 62220
(618)277-6600
Marriages, Births, Deaths - County Clerk's Office
Wills, Probates, Naturalizations, Divorces, Adoptions, etc. - Circuit Clerk's Office
Charge - the cost is now $12.00 for search, all others $10, both nonrefundable fees
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STATE ADDRESSES
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