St. Clair
County, Michigan
Genealogy on the Web
Family Home Pages
This page contains links to family genealogy sites created by folks with St. Clair County ancestry. If you would like a link to your family genealogy site posted here, email the county coordinator with pertinent information. FREE GENEALOGY pages only! If you remove or move a web site linked from this page please be sure to send the updated information to the county coordinator.
Mosher/Maxson Family
Descendents of Hugh Mosher and Rebecca Maxson through seven generations, revised edition, 1990. Compiled by Mildred (Mosher) Chamberlain and Laura (McGaffey) Clarenbach. Send lookup requests to Donna Burkert Grothaus. Include "Mosher/Maxson book lookup request" as your subject line.Michael Dingman's Collection
Michael Dingman's collection of research on the following surnames:Apley, Appley, Bellingham, Billingham, Bowen, Buckland, Dingman, Dunsmore, Hayes, Hoffman, Hoffmann, Humphries, Jackson, Kelch, Kelsh, Leachman, Mavis, Maynard, McKenzie, Shirkey, Sweet, Wanch, Waunch, Wonch, Wounch
Miesmer & Parsons Family Albums
Family ancestry for the Miesmer and Parsons Families. St. Clair County surnames include: Austin, Bentley, Goodwin, Kroll, Miesmer, Stanley, Smoot, Tough, Webster.Ann Marie Humphries Genealogy
I am researching the following lines in St. Clair County, predominately in the Goodells area: Bailey, Macklem, Carver, MacDonald (5 MacDonald sisters from Ontario married 5 Bailey brothers, they met at a square dance in Marysville, so the MacDonald line isn't really relevant to St. Clair County.) This site contains the Bailey family tree as a link towards the bottom of the page, both to be viewed online and as a file in downloadable ged-com format.Kornrumpf Families
Several Kornrumpf families once lived in St. Clair County, beginning in about 1860. These ancestors are being researched by several of their descendants. We have recently created a Kornrumpf genealogy website to share the information that we have been gathering.Mills of Marysville, Michigan
Nelson Mills, b. 1823, was my great-grandfather. St. Clair County Surnames include: MILLS, WILLIAMS, GALLAGHER, LAMERSON, among others.Steenbergh ~ Justice Family
My ancestors were in St. Clair County for quite a while. My great uncle. (John) Henry Steenbergh worked in the Yale Woolen Mills as a night watchman for many years. My genealogy is posted at the Antrim County GenWeb.Mills-Hensley Families
I have several family lines there, but those I have for St. Clair County are Mills, Lawson, Sopha, Nichols and a few others. Karen HensleyMatchett ~ Martz ~ Warner and Related Families
Stephen A. Warner and his family were Lighthouse Keepers at the Channel Light for several years. Stephen also served the the Civil War, 1st Mi Engineers, Company I. When Caroline died Stephen married Alice Kimball. Stephen died 30 Jun 1924 in Algonac. Stephen and Caroline's daughter, Alice Mabel, married William Courtney Matchett 09 Nov 1882, in St. Clair.Joachim & and Related Families ~ Beth Mitchell [[email protected]]
My family is from St. Clair. The surnames are Joachim, Robins, Kuhnlein, Manion, Minnie, Bruso. I have compiled a Joachim Tree website. Joachims have lived in St. Clair County area since 1854.