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WARREN COUNTY, ILLINOIS BIRTH RECORDS 1876 THROUGH 1915
As I have been to the
Warren County Courthouse about a zillion times through the years and made copies
for other people I always kept a copy for myself these I've kept and the records
that are going online.; plus, from various other sources I've been involved in.
Thanks...
Kathy Mills, a very good friend of
mine has graciously sat and typed this up for me to put here for your reference
use. We all owe Kathy a great big hand for doing this. Between my
family life, doing research for others and trying to keep up with information
she is typing up for both my web sites; I've been keeping some pretty late
hours. Thanks so much Kathy and everyone out there is enjoy...
Email
If you would like a copy of a birth record you
may contact the Warren
County Courthouse, with the information obtained in these next few pages.
You will need the book and page number, year, name of child if given, and the parents
names. Thanks. I thank you much, Kathy; and I know cyberspace thanks
you, too
Foxie's Note:
when you see 1899 book 16 pg# 1606, this is an example, it means
delayed birth certificate so the
year might not be right but it is the year the person received the delayed birth
certificate.
How to
contact the Warren county Clerk
Warren County Clerk and Register
Courthouse
100 W. Broadway
Monmouth, IL 61462
309-734-8592
Warren
County, IL
click above link for online Help!
Their Website click on link
above
Recording of births was not required until 1916. The following birth
records, dating from 1876 through 1915, were voluntary, and are therefore only a
partial record of early Warren County births. You may thank these
thoughtful ancestors for thinking to preserve our family records.
All transcribing of these early births from a typed and copied manuscript,
was done with utmost care to detail. However, errors do occur and the
typed copy was at times faded and difficult to read. So researchers
wishing to document their family histories should obtain the original recording
from the Warren County Courthouse.
*Tip:****Another way to search the pages for your ancestors is to use
your own web browser, click on Edit, scroll down to Find on this page, click,
type in Surname, then click. I use it all the time. Makes life a little
easier.
Happy Hunting in
Cyber~land.....
Thanks for Stopping by.... Come
again.
Always a Work in progress
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