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NEGenWeb Home Page for Loup County, Nebraska


 
 NEGenWeb

  
 Loup County, Nebraska
Created in 1883 out of unorganized lands in Central Nebraska

County Seat, Taylor, Nebraska
Created, established, and elected the County Seat in 1883

 

GENEALOGY HOME PAGE

Spring Greetings!

This site is part of the NEGenWeb Project that is part of the USGenWeb.
I am the volunteer Coordinator for Loup County.  While live in Washington State, my Nebraska connections date back to 1872 when my family came to the central area of Nebraska.  I cannot do on-site research, however, I do have some connections that may be able to help beyond the scope of this web site.
This is great place to find, and connect with, your family history.  

Patricia "Pat" C. Ash, coordinator
Happy Researching in 2005!


Table of Contents


Loup County Resources

Vital records, local resources, census data, LDS information, links to nearby counties, other related links, and human resources


Loup County Surnames
Surnames associated with Loup County Taylor, Nebraska Centennial Book, 1883-1983


Loup County Queries

 
includes inquiries and researchers.


Loup County
  Look-ups
Several publications are available for lookups.

Index to "Loup County-Taylor, Nebraska  Centennial  Book 1883-1983"  

 

Index to Colleen Switzer's The Settlement of Loup and Blaine Counties
Index to Colleen Switzer's Loup County Cemetery  Headstone Inscriptions, 1883-1970
There is a location map as well as photographs of each of Loup County's seven cemeteries included with the index.
 

Pat Turek's Index to Marriage Licenses in Loup County, Nebraska, 1883-1901, Book One


1925  LOUP VETERANS LIST 
Civil War, Spanish War, and World War I Veterans who were living in Loup County in 1925 according to names gathered by County and Precinct Assessors.


USGIS Military Collection for Loup County WW1
Birth data from 1917-1918 civilian draft registration cards for all Male Residents and Former Residents Alive in 1917 in Loup County, Nebraska
Old_tractor.gif - (10K) Business and Farm Directory for 1890-1891.
Business Directory includes Almeria, Butka, Cooleyton, Kent, Moulton, Nunda, and Taylor.  Farm Directory includes names and town location of farmers.

FAMILY HOME PAGES FOR LOUP COUNTY
SURNAMES OF: Bromwich, Burger, Dillingham, Fay, Hall, Hoobler, Hurlburt, Perkins, Pruitt, Robyler, and Yocum.

READ THEM BOTH ON-LINE 

The Grand Island Independent Silver Salute column features two articles by  Kevin Brown. of the Loup County Historical Society: 
     Sheriff George Brock ,  and
     Loup's Clever Clique Club   

 

Loup County Historical Society
This site features information about the society,  its activities, including old and photographs. 
 

Nebraska - NEGenWeb Resource Center
Use your browser's BACK command to return
to Loup County.

USGenWeb - Nebraska Archives
Use your browser's BACK command to return to Loup County.

Taylor Nebraska Social Studies Class Web Page
Mrs. McNeil's Social Studies Class of 2005 has constructed, and maintains, this interesting site about Taylor, NE, including its businesses, churches, non-profit organizations, history, parks, and Loup County Public School.

Tribune2000.com
Serving Garfield, Loup, Wheeler, and Custer counties with its on-line edition.

GenConnect Message Board for
Loup County

browse and/or search Loup postings

NEGenWeb Search Page
Try this Search Engine for almost all NEGenWeb pages. 

     
 Nebraska On-Line Library
This is a project of NEGenWeb Resource Center.It features books, journals, newspaper extracts, maps and atlases, and other items that were published before 1922 and are now beyond copyright restriction.

The Library of Congress' American Memory Project: Prairie Settlement: Nebraska Photographs & Letters is well worth the time to research, including Loup County photographs.

Loup County was created in 1883 from unorganized lands in central Nebraska.  
T
aylor was established in 1883 on land donated by Joseph Rusho. It was selected as county 
seat at an election held the same year. Taylor was incorporated in 1911.  

Additional history about Loup County is available through the Loup County Historical Society's website.

Questions, comments, or suggestions - - drop me a note below.



Loup County NEGenWeb Coordinator

I will be glad to hear from you!

If there are any questions and/or concerns with these pages please contact me.  
If you are unable to reach me, please contact the Nebraska State NEGenWeb Coordinator.

All materials contained on these pages are furnished for the free use of those engaged in researching their family origins. Any commercial use, without the consent of the host/author of these pages is prohibited. All images used on these pages were obtained from sources permitting free distribution, or generated by the author, and are subject to the same restrictions/permissions. All persons contributing material for posting on these pages does so in recognition of their free, non-commercial distribution, and further, is responsible to assure that no copyright is violated by their submission.

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Patricia C. Ash -- Last Updated Thursday, 24 March 2005.

     

                                    

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