Genealogy Links
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Genealogy in General

  • Heritage Quest Online Census Search Tutorial
    I wrote this specifically for Grant County research but strategies can be used for any location. Requires Adobe Reader. Free download

  • Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet----Recommended!

  • Yahoo's Genealogy Sites

  • Genealinks

  • ROOTS-L Library

  • Census Information----Whether you're a beginner or an "old hand," this article may hold helpful information for you. I can't tell you how many years I'd been researching before I learned the "secret" to the 1880 soundex.

  • Census Lookups----Volunteers will do census lookups in sources they own.

  • What Happened to the 1890 Census?

  • The 1930 U.S. Federal Census was released 1 April 2002. Here's what you need to know about it!

  • Dear Myrtle

  • USGenWeb Census Project Completed Transcriptions----Searchable

  • Steve Morse's Census Tools  This is a great resource I discovered for searching large cities in the 1920 and 1930 censuses. Various tools to help you determine the ED for your ancestor if you know what their address was at the time. Read Steve's search strategies at the bottom of the page.

    U.S. Regional Genealogy

  • US GenWeb

  • Wisconsin GenWeb

  • Karen Isaacson's Wisconsin Resources

  • Wisconsin Civil War Regiments
    Information about the various units, not a listing of combatants.

  • Wisconsin Land Records----Searchable by name

  • Public Land Survey System Tutorial
    A very good explanation (with diagrams) of the U.S. survey system, a grid based on township, range and section numbers. Presented by the Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources

  • Wisconsin Delayed Birth Registrations Prior to 1907----Searchable

  • Wisconsin Historical Society

  • Jim Harrington's Guide to Courthouse Research


  • Illinois GenWeb

  • Karen Isaacson's Illinois Resources

  • Illinois Civil War Page

  • Database of Illinois Civil War Veterans----Searchable

  • Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900


  • Iowa GenWeb

  • Karen Isaacson's Iowa Resources

  • Iowa in the Civil War


  • 1840 Special Miner's Census
    Scroll down to this section and start with the introduction for an explanation of this special census taken for Jo Daviess County, Illinois; Grant County, Iowa County, and Crawford County, Wisconsin.


    Grant County's Neighbors

  • Crawford County, WI (WIGenWeb)

  • Crawford County, WI (Wisconsin AHGP)

  • Iowa County, WI

  • Lafayette County, WI (WIGenWeb)

  • Lafayette County, WI (Wisconsin AHGP)

  • Richland County, WI (Wisconsin AHGP)

  • Clayton County, IA

  • Dubuque County, IA (WIGenWeb)

  • Dubuque County, IA (Iowa AHGP)

  • Jo Daviess County, IL


    Grant County Archives/Links

  • More Grant County Biographies

  • User-donated data  Various bits of data submitted by Grant County researchers.

  • Grant County Births through 1891 A-B

  • Grant County Births through 1891 C-E

  • Grant County Births through 1891 F-H

  • Grant County Births through 1891 I-L

  • Grant County Births through 1891 M-O

  • Grant County Births through 1891 P-R

  • Grant County Births through 1891 S-T

  • Grant County Births through 1891 U-Z

  • History of Grant County (1881)--Index to Biographies

  • 1880 Mortality Schedules--Grant County

  • Pensioners on the Roll, 1853

  • Potosi Township Historical Society

  • Township Listings for 1870 Grant Co. Wisconsin Census--submitted by Bill Smith

  • Virtual Cemetery--tombstone pictures at selected Grant County cemeteries (check back often for new postings)

  • 1996 Grant County Deaths (as reported by Tri-County Press) --submitted by Robin Hoff Kaspar

  • Extract of Meyer and related surnames from Boscobel Dial--submitted by Anne Gwaltney.  
    "Back in 1980, as part of my research into the Gustav Meyer family of Boscobel, I read the microfilm edition of the Boscobel Dial and Dial-Enterprise newspapers from the late 1860s through the early 1930s; and abstracted all the articles that I found concerning them. As my knowledge of the family grew, I expanded my abstracting to cover all of the other families closely connected to them, and also collected information from a few other areas of Wisconsin where members of the family moved. I would love to hear from any descendents.--Anne Gwaltney"




    Wisconsin Vital Records

  • Wisconsin Dept. of Health
    Includes prices and application forms to download

  • Grant County Vital Records Information from Beth Huffman
    County addresses

  • Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
    Valuable information to help you plan a research trip to Madison, Wisconsin.

  • Wisconsin Pre-1907 Birth Records Index


    Indispensable to Genealogists

  • Information for Researchers