Some less usual sources have been indexed online by Indiana libraries, easily surveyed by going to Hoosier Heritage:
Clinton County court records (browseable if you search without entering any text)
Delaware County deeds 1827-?, criminal court records 1827-1959, and civil court records (including divorce) 1827-1899 and working, and wills 1827-1888
Madison County naturalization records 1890-1958
Sullivan County wills 1850-1930
Friday, June 5, 2009
Out of the ordinary online Indiana genealogy indexes
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Hoosier Heritage: Indiana History and Genealogy Online
Browse the collections at Hoosier Heritage and just look at what's there from various Indiana libraries in the way of online obituary indexes (and there's a lot more than that):
Madison County 1921-1967
Bremen, Marshall County to 1997
Elkhart 1921-1952, 1962-present
Evansville early 1900s-present (the famous Browning Collection)
Michigan City 1887-present (not complete)
Monroe County 1920-present, some 1843-1884
Elwood, Madison County, 1893-present
South Bend, 1913-present
Sullivan County 1870-1905 and 1929-present
Wells County 1866-2000
and several other locales that didn't specify a date range!
Hat tip Library of Congress.
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
The Indiana genealogy portal to end all Indiana genealogy portals
Many thanks to the Indiana Genealogical Society blog for mentioning the remarkable collection of resources at Hoosier Heritage: Indiana History and Genealogy Online. This site goes far beyond the average and the obvious and includes such links as 19th Century Indiana Physicians, H-Indiana: H-Net Discussion Network for Indiana History, a clickable county-by-county map of Indiana Public Libraries, Genealogical, and Historical Societies, Civil War Indiana, and (inevitably) Cruise-IN.com: Celebrating Indiana Automotive History. If you can't find anything here for your Indiana research, you're in the wrong state.
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