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Greetings! You have reached the MNGenWeb site for
Morrison County, Minnesota! My name is Ann McRoden Mensch, the
Coordinator for this county. On
this county page, we have tried to gather information and links which I hope
will be helpful to you as you research your Morrison County family from a
distance. Please note: Though the information on this web
page is believed to be correct, the possibility of error remains. Please notify Ann Mensch should an error be
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Motley
Public Cemetery (Formerly Evergreen) (partial), Motley, Morrison Co., MN
- USGenWeb
Archives Ø
Freedhem
Cemetery (Formerly Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Zion Cemetery), Freedhem,
Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb
Archives Ø
Holy
Cross Cemetery, Harding, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
Emmanuel
Lutheran Cemetery, Leigh Township, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
St.
Rita's Catholic Cemetery, Leigh Township, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
Lakeview
Cemetery, Richardson Township, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
Pine
Tree Cemetery, Granite Township, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
DeMoss-Parker
Cemetery, Parker Township, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
St.
John Nepomucene Catholic Cemetery, Lastrup, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives Ø
St.
Mary's Catholic Community Church Cemetery, Platte Township, Morrison Co.,
MN - USGenWeb
Archives Ø
Minnesota
Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison Co., MN - USGenWeb Archives o
Minnesota
Veterans Cemetery: A-F,
G-K,
L-Q,
R-Z
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Dalby Cemetery
Database - includes some Morrison County cemeteries Ø
Morrison
County, Minnesota Cemeteries - on Findagrave.com |
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Chippewa County, Minnesota was
established, in1862, and organized, in 1868, from a portion of Renville
County. In 1870, a portion of
northern Chippewa County was taken to form Swift County. Ø
Minnesota
State Census Index - 1849, 1850, 1853, 1855, 1857, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895
and 1905 - via the Minnesota
Historical Society Ø
1850
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1860
Census - index - via familysearch.org Ø
1870
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1880 Census - via
familysearch.org Ø
1900
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1910
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1920
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1930
Census - via familysearch.org Ø
1940 Census -
via familysearch.org Ø NARA:
National Archives and Records Administration o
Clues in Census Records, 1790-1840
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Clues in Census Records, 1850-1930
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Nonpopulation Census Records o
Prologue,
Spring 1996, Vol. 28, No. 1, "First
in the Path of the Firemen" The Fate of the 1890 Population Census,”
by Kellee Blake. |
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Obituaries (current) Catholic § Catholic Diocese of St.
Cloud - Parish Directory Lutheran Methodist Church
Histories Mission Records, 1852-1910, Fathers Pierz, Buh, and Tomazin, St. Cloud,
Minn.: Diocese of St. Cloud Archives, 1995. (Belle Prairie, Minn.) St. John Nepomuk Church
1900-1950, History of the Lastrup Parish, (1950) 43 pp. The First Cross; Belle Prairie, Diocese of St.
Cloud, Minnesota, Stella Houle LeBlanc; 1970, 56 p.
Includes bibliographical references. Pierzana, 1865-1965: the religious and secular history of
the community at Pierz, Minnesota, by Robert J. Voigt; 1965, St. Cloud,
Minnesota: Mills Creative Printing, 197 p. Fiftieth anniversary, Gethsemane Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Upsala, Minnesota, 1888-1938, 1938, Upsala, Minn.: Upsala
News-Tribune. 36 p. History of the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Little Falls, Minnesota, and Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, Darling,
Minnesota, by Emeroy Johnson; 1942, Minnesota. 48
p. Silver jubilee of the consecration of the Church of
Our Saviour, Little Falls, Minnesota, November
10-17, 1935. St. Mary's Church, Little Falls, Minnesota:
Dedicated June 12, 1957, 1957, Little Falls, Minn.: Doxsee
Printing. Upsala Community Covenant Church: A Swedish Pioneer
Church, 1888-1988, by Ralph T. Holman; 1987, Austin, MN. 143 p. Fiftieth anniversary of St. John's Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Buckman Township, Morrison Co., Minnesota, June 14, 1936.
9 p. A History of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation, Swanville, Minn.: to commemorate 50 years of God's unmerited
grace, by Paul Walther. Minnesota, 1940? 16 p. Fifty years of faithful service, 1897-1947, Church
of St. James, Randall, Minnesota, [Minnesota : s.n.,
1947?]. 43 p. |
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Morrison County, Minnesota was
established, in1856, from portions of Benton County and Todd County. The county seat is Little Falls. Ø Morrison
County Historical Society 2151 South Lindbergh Drive P.O. Box 239 Little Falls, MN 56345 Phone: (320) 632-4007 BOOKS § History of Morrison
and Todd Counties, Minnesota, Their People, Industries and Institutions. By Clara K. Fuller. Indianapolis: B. F. Bowen &
Company, Inc. (1915). Index
to Biographies Regional
and County Histories History of the Upper Mississippi Valley, by N.H.
Winchell, Edward D. Neill, J. Fletcher Williams, Charles S. Bryant;
Minneapolis: Minnesota Historical Company, 1881, pages 536-636. History of the Upper Mississippi Valley: Index of
Names, 1972. The Land Called Morrison; a history of Morrison
County with brief sketches of Benton, Crow Wing and Todd Counties, by Harold
L. Fisher; 1972, Volkmuth Printing Company, St.
Cloud, MN, 216 p. The History of Morrison County, by Nathan
Richardson, 1876, articles in Little Falls Transcript. Voices of Yesterday: with Memories of Morrison
County, Minnesota and the USA, by Charles Martin, c1977, Little Falls, Minn.:
Morrison County Historical Society, 85 p. Inventory of the County Archives of Minnesota:
Morrison County, no. 49, prepared by the Minnesota Historical Records Survey
Project, Division of Professional and Service Projects; Work Projects
Administration. St. Paul, Minn.: The Project, 1940. 323 p. Minnesota Geographic Names: Their Origin and
Historic Significance, by Warren Upham, Minnesota
Historical Society, 1969. 788 p. Community
Histories History of a River Town, Little Falls, Glen Kraywinkle; 1972, Little Falls, Minn:
Layout and printing by Transcript Pub. Co. Nichols' Headlight, Souvenir of Little Falls and
Morrison County, Minnesota. Chicago, C.S. Nichols, 1899. Rambling Through Agram, Reminiscence of a Township,
by Maurice Faust; 103 pages. In the Glow of Pierz, by Maurice Faust; 1995, 115
pages. Remember No Electricity! by Maurice Faust; 1998, 209 pages. Pioneer life as I saw it, Pierz? Minn., 1947.
(subject: Buckman, Minnesota) I Remember When: The Memoirs of Toney Wenzel, A
Morrison County Farmer, Oct. 1989. Memories, Memories, Memories, by Gertrude C. Nohner Feucht, Pierz, MN age
82; typewritten in 1983, 2 parts (64 pp and 43 pp). Settlement of Pierz Township, Morrison County,
1870-1880 , by Bertha Buelow; 1936? Historical sketches of Royalton and Vicinity, by
Frank B. Logan; 1930, Royalton, Minn.: Banner Print, 75 p. Royalton, Minnesota: 100 years as a post office, by
Harold L. Fischer. Royalton, Minn., 1954. 16 p. Centennial Supplement, Little Falls Daily
Transcript, Little Falls, Minnesota, Pub. Little Falls, 1948. 90 p. The Right Side of the River, Motley, Minnesota: a
historic chronicle, by Ella Hoover Topp. Staples,
MN: Produced by Nordell Graphic Communications,
Inc., [1987?]. 159 p. Swanville Recipes and Remembrances, 1893-1993: Swanville,
Minnesota, 1893 centennial 1993. [Swanville, Minn. : Swanville Print., 1993].
461 p. Pioneer life as I saw it, by Anton Janson.[Pierz? Minn., 1947] [44] p. 23 cm. (Buckman) History of Fort Ripley, 1849-1859, Based on the
diary of Rev. Solon W. Manney, D.D., chaplain of
this post from 1851 to 1859. George C. Tanner. 1905. p. [179]-202. The Muster Roll: a biography of Fort Ripley,
Minnesota, by Robert Orr Baker. [St. Paul, H. M. Smyth Co., 19--] 206 p. Church
Histories Mission Records, 1852-1910, Fathers Pierz, Buh, and Tomazin, St. Cloud,
Minn.: Diocese of St. Cloud Archives, 1995. (Belle Prairie, Minn.) St. John Nepomuk Church
1900-1950, History of the Lastrup Parish, (1950) 43 pp. The First Cross; Belle Prairie, Diocese of St.
Cloud, Minnesota, Stella Houle LeBlanc; 1970, 56 p.
Includes bibliographical references. Pierzana, 1865-1965: the religious and secular history of
the community at Pierz, Minnesota, by Robert J. Voigt; 1965, St. Cloud,
Minnesota: Mills Creative Printing, 197 p. Fiftieth anniversary, Gethsemane Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Upsala, Minnesota, 1888-1938, 1938, Upsala, Minn.: Upsala
News-Tribune. 36 p. History of the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Little Falls, Minnesota, and Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, Darling,
Minnesota, by Emeroy Johnson; 1942, Minnesota. 48
p. Silver jubilee of the consecration of the Church of
Our Saviour, Little Falls, Minnesota, November
10-17, 1935. St. Mary's Church, Little Falls, Minnesota: Dedicated
June 12, 1957, 1957, Little Falls, Minn.: Doxsee
Printing. Upsala Community Covenant Church: A Swedish Pioneer
Church, 1888-1988, by Ralph T. Holman; 1987, Austin, MN. 143 p. Fiftieth anniversary of St. John's Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Buckman Township, Morrison Co., Minnesota, June 14, 1936.
9 p. A History of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation, Swanville, Minn.: to commemorate 50 years of God's unmerited
grace, by Paul Walther. Minnesota, 1940? 16 p. Fifty years of faithful service, 1897-1947, Church
of St. James, Randall, Minnesota, [Minnesota : s.n.,
1947?]. 43 p. |
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HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES Ø Morrison
County Historical Society The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum 2151 South Lindbergh Drive P.O. Box 239 Little Falls, MN 56345 Phone: (320) 632-4007 Ø Royalton Historical Society Route 2, Box 203 Royalton MN 56373 Ø Upsala Area Historical Society Box 35 Upsala MN 56384 Phone: (320) 573-2789) Camp Ripley 15000 Highway 115 Little Falls MN 56345 Phone: (320) 616-6050 Near to Morrison County: 235 South 33rd Avenue St. Cloud, MN
56301 Phone: 1-800-253-8424 |
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ü Great River
Regional Library - Carnegie Library 108 NE
3rd Street Little
Falls, MN 56345 Phone:
(320) 632-9676 ü Great River
Regional Library Library Branches: Locations and hours St. Cloud Times: Obituary Index |
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MNMORRIS-L
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Minnesota. Instructions to subscribe are
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1916
Map of Morrison County, Minnesota - click on a township to see the plat
map of land owners of a specific township Ø
Minnesota
County Plat Maps and Atlases (University of Minnesota Library) §
Chapman's new [1856] sectional map
of Minnesota, by Silas Chapman.
Milwaukee, Wis. : Dyer & Pasmore, 1856. - via Library of Congress §
GLO Historic Plat Map Retrieval
System - " . . . This digital collection is a compilation of the
state’s original plat maps drawn by the U.S. Surveyor General’s
Office over the years 1848–1907. . ." |
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Soldiers
and Sailors: Civil War Database - via The National Park Service ü
Morrison
County, Minnesota 1883 List of Pensioners on the Roll ü
War of 1812
Pensioners in Minnesota, 1883 - (ACPL) - Nancy TUMAN, widow, Chippewa
County. ü
Spanish-American War:
"Concerning those who were residents of Morrison county at the
breaking out of the Spanish-American War in April, 1898, who enlisted at
their country's call, there is but little information now to be had. Indeed there were only a few who were
finally musterd into the United States service. As near as can be learned, the list
included these: Otto VARNER, Will
LAMAY, Harry W. DONOVAN, Chris CHRISTIANSON, Antt.,
Matt and Leo FISHBACK, and Young VIRNIG.
But few of these are still residing in the county at this time (1915),
and several are deceased, including young CHRISTIANSON." [SOURCE: History of Morrison
and Todd Counties, Minnesota, Their People, Industries and Institutions. By Clara K. Fuller. Indianapolis: B. F. Bowen &
Company, Inc., 1915, (page 141). Ø NARA:
National Archives and Records Administration o
Military Records available from the
National Archives o
Military Service and Pension Records:
Requesting Pre-WWI o
Civil War Records: An Introduction and
Invitation, By
Michael P. Musick (Prologue, Summer 1995) o
Women Soldiers of the Civil War, by DeAnne Blanton (Prologue,
Spring 1993) o
Sailors,
Soldiers, and Marines of the Spanish-American War: The Legacy of USS Maine, By Rebecca
Livingston (Prologue, Spring 1998). o
They
Answered the Call: Military Service
in the United States Army during World War I, 1917-1919 (Prologue, Fall 1998). -- A guide to looking
for information about World War I army veterans - By Mitchell Yockelson. o
State-level Lists of Casualties from the
Korean Conflict (1951-1957) and the Vietnam Conflict , By Theodore J. Hull, (Prologue,
Spring 2000). |
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NATURALIZATION/IMMIGRATION RECORDS Ø
What are naturalization
records? - via the Minnesota Historical Society Ø
Naturalization & Immigration
Records Index - via the Minnesota Historical Society |
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Obituaries (current) ü Great River
Regional Library Library Branches: Locations and hours St. Cloud Times: Obituary Index ü
The
Pierz Journal, Minnesota Law Supplement (Pierz, Morrison County, MN), ca.
1909-1924, online at Minnesota
Reflections - Minnesota Digital Library. Newspapers
in neighboring counties (may include Morrison County news): St. Cloud Times - http://www.sctimes.com/ |
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Message
Board for Morrison County, Minnesota - rootsweb ü
Minnesota Genealogy Forum -
genealogy.com ü MNMORRIS-L - A mailing list for anyone with a genealogical interest in Morrison County, Minnesota. Instructions to subscribe are online at https://mailinglists.rootsweb.com/listindexes/legacy/usa/MN/morrison.html#MNMORRIS |
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MORRISON COUNTY TOWNSHIPS / TOWNS Current
townships maps of Morrison County, Minnesota - via the county's website § AGRAM TOWNSHIP - Township 40 N, Range 31 W Agram Township was part of Pierz township prior to
1874. It was then known as Fish
Lake township. In July, 1886, the
name was changed to Agram. Towns and villages: This is a rural township. ü Map of Agram Township - current ü Map
of Agram & Little Falls (E) - current § BELLE PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP - Township 41 N, Range 32 W
& 31 W Belle Prairie Township was organized in 1859. Towns and villages: Freedhem, Gravelville (1876) ü City of
Little Falls, MN (portion; see also Little Falls Township) ü Town of Freedhem, MN ü Map
of Belle Prairie Township - current § BELLEVUE TOWNSHIP - Township 39 N, Range 32 W Bellevue Township was organized in 1858. Towns and villages: Royalton (1877), Vawter
(1908-1940s) ü Maps
of Bellevue and Buckman Townships - current § BUCKMAN TOWNSHIP - Township 39 N, Range 31 W Buckman Township was organized in 1874. Towns and villages: Buckman (1879), Little Rock, Dixville (not on ü Maps
of Buckman and Bellevue Townships - current § BUH TOWNSHIP - Township 41 N, Range 30 W Buh Township was organized in 1895, from a portion
of Pierz Township. It was named
after Father Buh. Towns and villages: West Lastrop, North Pierz ü Map
of Buh Township - current ü City of Lastrup,
MN (portion; see also Granite Township) § CULDRUM TOWNSHIP - Township 129 N, Range 31 W Culdrum Township was formed in 1870, from a portion
of Little Falls Township. Towns and villages: Flensburg (1890) ü Map
of Culdrum Township - current ü Town of Flensburg, MN (portion; see also Pike Creek
Township) § CUSHING TOWNSHIP - Township 131 N, Range 31 W Cushing Township was formed, on 12 OCt 1891, from a portion of Motley Township. It was named after the
lumber baron and railroad official: John B. Cushing. Towns and villages: Cushing (1907) ü Town of Cushing, MN ü Lincoln Lakes
(the area of Cushing, Lincoln and Randall) ü Map
of Cushing Township - current § DARLING TOWNSHIP - Township 130 N, Range 30 W Darling Township was organized as Randall Township,
in 1868, from a portion of Green Prairie Township. In 1891, it became Darling Township Towns and villages: Randall (1890) ü Lincoln Lakes
(the area of Cushing, Lincoln and Randall) ü Map
of Darling Township - current § ELMDALE TOWNSHIP - Township 127 N, Range 30 W Towns and villages: Elmdale (1841), Upsala (1880s) ü Map
of Elmdale Township - current ü Elmdale, MN § GRANITE TOWNSHIP - Township 41 N, Range 29 W Granite Township was organized in July 1902, from a
portion of Belle Prairie Township. Towns and villages: East Lastrop (1892), Granite City
(1858-1865) ü Map
of Granite Township - current ü City of Lastrop,
MN (portion; see also Buh Township) § GREEN PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP - Township 130 N, Range 29 W Green Prairie Township was organized in 1868, from a
portion of Bell Prairie Township.
It originally comprised the area from which the townships of Motley,
Scandia Valley, Darling, Parker and Clough were formed. Towns and villages: Camp Ripley ü Map
of Green Prairie Township - current § HILLMAN TOWNSHIP - Township 40 N, Range 29 W Hillman Township was formed, on 7 Jul 1902, from a
portion of Pierz Township. Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. ü Map
of Hillman Township - current § LAKIN TOWNSHIP - Township 39 N, Range 28 W Lakin Township was organized in 1903. Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. ü Map
of Lakin Township - current § LEIGH TOWNSHIP - Township 41 N, Range 28 W Leigh Township was organized, in 1908, from a
portion of Belle Prairie Township.
Towns and villages: Hillman (1906) ü Map
of Leigh Township - current ü Town of Hillman, MN § LITTLE FALLS TOWNSHIP - Township 40 N, Range 32 W Little Falls Township was formed, in 1856. Towns and villages: Little Falls (1855), Gregory v City of
Little Falls, MN (portion; see also Belle Prairie Township) ü Gregory, MN ü Map
of Agram & Little Falls (E) - current ü Map
of Little Falls Township - current § Charles
A. Lindberg Historic Site 1620 Lindbergh Drive S. Little Falls, MN 56345 108 NE 3rd Street, Little Falls, MN 56345 § MORRILL TOWNSHIP - Township 39 N, Range 29 W Morrill Township was organized, in 1881, as Oakwood
Township. It was renamed to
Morrill Township in 1885. Towns and villages: Morrill (1910), Ramey (1903) ü Map
of Morrill Township - current ü Map
of Mt. Morris Township - current ü Morrill, MN ü Ramey, MN § MT. MORRIS TOWNSHIP - Township 40 N, Range 28 W Mt. Morris Township was organized, in 1897, from a
portion of Little Falls Township.
Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. §
MOTLEY TOWNSHIP
- Township 133 N, Range 31 W Motley Township was organized as, in 1879, from a
portion of Green Prairie Township.
Towns and villages: Motley (ca. 1870) ü Map
of Motley Township - current § PARKER TOWNSHIP - Township 130 N, Range 31 W Parker Township was organized, in 1880, from a
portion of Green Prairie Township.
Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. ü Map
of Parker Township - current § PIERZ TOWNSHIP - Township 40 N, Range 30 W Pierz Township was organized in 1868, from portions
of Mt. Morris and HIllman Townships.
It was named after Father Francis Xavier Pierz. Towns and villages: Genola (1907), Pierz (1887) ü Map
of Pierz Township - current ü City of Pierz, MN
- History
of Pierz ü City of Genola, MN ü The
Pierz Journal, Minnesota Law Supplement (Pierz, Morrison County, MN), ca.
1909-1924, online at Minnesota
Reflections - Minnesota Digital Library. § PIKE CREEK TOWNSHIP - Township 129 N, Range 30 W Pike Creek Township was organized, in 1880, from
portions of Culdrum and Little Falls Townships. Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. ü Map
of Pike Creek Township - current ü Flensburg, MN (portion; see also Culdrum Township) § PLATTE TOWNSHIP - Township 42 N, Range 30 W Platte Township was organized in 1899. Towns and villages: none / This is a rural township. ü Map
of Platte Township - current § PULASKI TOWNSHIP - Township 42 N, Range 29 W Pulaski Township was organized, in 1899, from a
portion of Ripley Township. Towns and villages: Harding (1920s) ü Town of Harding, MN ü Map
of Pulaski Township - current § RAIL PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP - ceased to exist 31 Dec 2002 Rail Prairie Township was organized 8 Jan 1890. On 31 Dec 2002, Rail Prairie Township
ceased to exist; it became part of Scandia Valley Township. Towns and villages: none § RICHARDSON TOWNSHIP - Township 42 N, Range 28 W Richardson Township was organized, 7 Jan 1903, from
a portion of Ripley Township. Towns and villages: none ü Map
of Richardson Township - current § RIPLEY TOWNSHIP - Township 42 N, Range 32 W Ripley Township was created in 1856, and it was set
to be included in the military reservation of Fort Ripley. Towns and villages: Fort Ripley ü Map
of Ripley Township - current ü Camp
Ripley - History o
Minnesota
National Guard History, from 1850 to present § ROSING TOWNSHIP - Township 133 N, Range 30 W - 29 W Rosing Township was organized, on 7 Jul 1902, from a
portion of Motley Township. The
original name was Crow Wing Township, but on 1 Sep 1902, it was changed to
Rosing. Towns and villages: Gull River ü Map
of Rosing Township - current § SCANDIA VALLEY TOWNSHIP - Township 132 N, Range 31 W Scandia Valley Township was organized, in 1893, from
a portion of Motley Township. On 31
Dec 2002, Rail Prairie Township ceased to exist; it became part of Scandia
Valley Township. Towns and villages: Lincoln (1893) ü Map
of Scandia Valley Township - current §
SWAN RIVER
TOWNSHIP - Township 128 N, Range 30 W Swan River Township was organized in 1874. Towns and villages: Sobiesk /
formerly Ledoux (1890 / 1918) ü Map
of Swan River Township - current ü Sobieski, MN (portion) § SWANVILLE TOWNSHIP - Township 128 N, Range 31 W Swanville Township was organized, On 12 Oct 1892,
from a portion of Swan River Township.
Towns and villages: Swanville (1882) ü Map
of Swanville Township - current § TWO RIVERS TOWNSHIP - Township 127 N, Range 29 W Two Rivers Township was originally within Todd
County, and became part of Morrison County, In 1864. Towns and villages: Bowlus (1907), North Prairie (1864) ü Map
of Two Rivers Township - current ü North Prairie, MN |
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Ø Online
Birth Certificates Index - via the Minnesota Historical Society Ø Online Death
Certificates Index - via the Minnesota Historical Society Ø Minnesota, Marriage
Index, 1958-2001 - via familysearch.org For copies of records for births,
marriages and deaths which occurred in Morrison County, MN, contact the
Morrison County Recorder (see below). 1st Floor - Morrison County Government Center 213 - 1st Avenue SE Little Falls, MN 56345 320-632-0146 Eileen Holtberg, [email protected] ". . The Morrison
County Recorder’s Office is a local Registrar of the Vital Records
for the Minnesota Department of Health. As a local registrar we issue
certified copies of Birth and Death records. For Morrison County we have
birth, death and marriage records from 1870 to present that we can issue
certified and non-certified copies of. For certified copies a tangible
interest form
must be filled out per Minnesota Statute, Section 144.225, subdivision 7. .
." State birth records start in 1900 and
death records in 1908. For
earlier records, and for marriage records, contact the Morrison
County Recorder (see above). Ø Minnesota
Department of Health Central Cashiering – Vital Records PO Box 64499 St Paul, MN 55164-0499 Birth
Certificates - about and "how to" obtain Death
Certificates - about and "how to" obtain ". . . If you have questions about how to get a
Minnesota birth certificate, email the Office of Vital Records at
[email protected] or call 651-201-5980. . ." §
Birth
Records for 1892, Milan, Chippewa County, MN (USGenWeb Archives, use back
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Birth
Records for 1893, Milan, Chippewa County, MN (USGenWeb Archives, use back
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Birth
Records for 1894, Milan, Chippewa County, MN (USGenWeb Archives, use back
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Death
Records for 1896-1899, Milan, Chippewa County, MN (USGenWeb Archives, use
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Ø Index to Minnesota,
Will Records, 1849-1985 - familysearch.org |
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A. Lindberg Historic Site 1620 Lindbergh Drive S. Little Falls, MN 56345 § Minnesota.gov
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