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Clinton County	MIGenWeb Archives	Special Projects
Regional Resources	Global Resources	Mailing List / Message Board
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Biographies	Biographies of Clinton County residents.
Books	Historical books about Clinton County, its people and towns.
Cemeteries	Cemetery locations, tombstone transcriptions and photographs.
Census	Census transcriptions.
Clinton Co. News	Clinton County historical newspapers archive. Searchable scans.
Clinton Co Trails	Newsletter of the Clinton Co. Historical Society.  Full index and first 20 years online.
DeWitt History	DeWitt District Library digital library people file, organizations, schools, history columns, and more.
Family Websites	Websites about Clinton County families.
Information	Local government, genealogical societies, churches, libraries, and newspapers.
History	Articles on the history of Clinton County.
Land	Transcriptions of federal land office records and plat map indices.
Look-ups	List of publications and volunteers willing to look-up information about your ancestors.
Maps	Maps and plats of the county.
Military	Military records, rosters, and letters from soldiers.
Obituaries	Obituaries of Clinton County residents.
Photo Album	Photos of Clinton County people and places.
Queries	RootsWeb message boards to post queries and share information.
Schools	School records, class rosters, yearbooks, and commencement lists.
Surname Registry	A place to find others who may be researching your family surnames.
Vital Records	Birth, Marriage and Death Records

USGenWeb Archives	Archived information for all states.
MIGenWeb Archives	Archived information for all Michigan counties.

Special projects that contain Clinton County information:

Michigan Migration Project	A database of individuals who migrated into and out of Michigan counties, including Clinton County.
Michigan Tombstone Transcription Project	A database of tombstone transcriptions and photographs from cemeteries throughout Michigan.
MIGenWeb Family Group Sheet Project	A database of family group sheets for Michigan families.

Michigan and Great Lakes regional resources:

BLM	Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records. View federal land patents issued between 1820 and 1908. Records for many Clinton County residents are available. Hint: Surnames were often spelled incorrectly.
Clarke Library	Clarke Historical Library in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Several online resources that include Clinton County are available.
County Clerks Directory	Michigan County Clerks Directory for genealogists.
Downward Bound	Great Lakes Shipping Downward Bound. Tracing ancestors who worked on the Great Lakes.
MDCH	Michigan Department of Community Health. Information about birth, death, marriage and divorce records.
USGS	United States Geological Survey. Find maps of Michigan and Clinton County.

World-wide resources:

WorldGenWeb	Genealogical and historical records and resources for world-wide access.
WorldGenWeb Archives	Online digital archives for several countries.

Keep informed about Clinton County genealogy! Subscribe to the Clinton County Mailing List at RootsWeb. Post a query about your ancestors, or answer another person's query.

	Clinton County, Michigan

Subscribe to MICLINTO-L	Subscribe to List mode (MICLINTO-L). You will receive messages to your regular e-mail address as they are posted.
Subscribe to MICLINTO-D	Subscribe to Digest mode (MICLINTO-D). You will receive a single message that contains multiple messages posted during the previous 18 hours, if any.
Search	Search the archive of previously posted messages for your family surname, place names, and so on.
Browse	Browse the archive of previously posted messages.

Also, search or browse the Clinton County Message Board at Rootsweb:

	Clinton County, Michigan

The Mailing List and Message Board are separate, but similar facilities. The Mailing List allows the exchange of messages between those who are currently subscribed to it. It is more suited to those actively tracing their family history in Clinton County.

The Message Board is like a bulletin board where you can post messages that anyone can see. Here you could post a query that might be answered weeks or even years later when a new researcher happens upon your message.

Messages posted on the Message Board are also sent as regular messages to the Mailing List. Likewise, you can search the Mailing List archive as if it were a Message Board.
 

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