Indiana Genealogy

Indiana genealogy sites with surnames, look ups, marriage records, census sites, biographies, death records, military, and libraries to help with your Indiana genealogy research in your search for your ancestors.    Search our Marriage Records Database for Indiana marriage records
  

State Resources Sites 

• A Guide to Indiana Genealogy  Look ups, societies, publications available from societies and individuals, lost female ancestors queries, and related links for genealogy research in Indiana. 
    
• Search Indiana State Database
    
• Indiana Marriages  posted by our visitors.
    

African American

• Indiana African American Genealogy   Resources available from the Indiana State Archives for African American Genealogy
    

Census

• 1910 Crawford County Federal Census
    

Counties

• Clunette Area Indiana History  

Death Records and Obituaries

• An index to Obituaries in the South Bend Tribune  for people who lived in St. Joseph County
    
• Death Records Database on Surname Archive
    
• Hammond Obituaries
    

History

• Greene County Indiana History  Extract from The Early History of Greene County, Indiana - 1875
    

Land Records

• Indiana Land Records History

Libraries

• Kokomo-Howard County Public Library  Includes several online databases.
    
• Morgan County IN Public Library Gen Assist   Includes census indexes and other genealogy records.
    
• Notre Dame Archives   Locate information about students and faculty in the 1800's and early 1900's.
    

Military

• The American Civil War   A young Hoosier, Absalom Ross, joins the 70th Indiana Volunteers in 1862. This page contains information about Absalom's life in southern Indiana. Included are cemetery indices (Crawford, Morgan County, Indiana) and brief biographies of other people who lived in the vicinity of Paragon, Morgan County, Indiana. Geographic location: Southern Indiana
    
• Civil War - Indiana  Information about units, soldiers, and history.  Has photographs from some of the units
    

• History of the 49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry  The Forty-Ninth Ohio was organized at Tiffin, Seneca County, under special authority from the Secretary of War. Colonel William H. Gibson recruited and drilled the regiment.
    

• Indiana in the Civil War  At the onset of the Civil War there were virtually no trained soldiers in the state. Nevertheless, within a week after the assault upon Fort Sumter thousands of volunteers assembled in Indianapolis to meet the call. Within a year, more than 61,000 Indiana men were enlisted.
    

• Indiana Soldiers
    

People

• Indiana Genealogy Data  Find online data.
    

• Indiana Pioneers  Find the names of over 650 ancestors extracted from a "Year Book of the Society of Indiana Pioneers". The book gives the place and year of birth and place of settlement in Indiana prior to 1850 for most of the persons listed. Many of the women are listed by what appears to be their married name.
    

• Indiana Surname Queries Be sure to add your surnames!
    

• Madison County Naturalization Database Here you will find listed the names and birth nations of all persons who applied for naturalization at the Madison County courthouse between the years 1890-1958, along with the naturalization date.  
    

• Indiana Biographies
    

• Ohio River Valley Families  
    

• Partial Church Book of St Paul's Evangelical Congregation, Huntington County

  
Other Resources:

Maps

• 1895 Indiana Atlas

• Indiana Maps from the University of Texas Library

Queries

• Free Genealogy Queries 

Charts and Resources

•  Free Charts, Forms, and More

Online Books, E-Books, Books on CD, and Other Books Available

• Roster of the State of Indiana for the Spanish American War   Online Book

Look Ups  Death Records   Colonial Ancestors  Female Ancestors 

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