Green County, Wisconsin Genealogy

County Courthouse ==

United States &gt; Wisconsin &gt; Green County

Green County Courthouse 1016 16th Avenue Monroe, WI 53566-2098 Phone. 608.328.9430 Register of Deeds has birth records from 1907, marrage records from 1846, death records from 1878 and land records; Clerk Circuit Court has divorce and Court records County  Judge has probate records



Parent County
1836--Green County was created 8 December 1836 from Iowa County. County seat: Monroe

Neighboring Counties

 * Dane
 * Iowa
 * Lafayette
 * Rock
 * Stephenson County, Illinois
 * Winnebago County, Illinois

Cemeteries

 * State Line Cemetery, Davis BillionGraves. This cemetery literally straddles the state line, with the bulk of the cemetery, and therefore nearly all of the burials, actually in Illinois. Access, however, is from East State Line Road on the Wisconsin side.

Census
1855 Wisconsin State Census— Free indexed the 1855 Wisconsin State Census can be searched on the FamilySearch Record Search This census includes name of head of family, individuals in the household by sex and race, number of deaf and dumb, blind, insane and foreign born.

1885 Wisconsin State Census Free indexed the 1885 Wisconsin State Census can be searched on the FamilySearch Record Search This census includes name of head of family, individuals in the household by sex and race, number of deaf and dumb, blind, insane and foreign born.

Newspapers
Newspaperarchive.com ($) has historical newspapers available on-line. Their database has Freeport, Illinois newspapers from the late 1800's and early 1900's that covered local news on residents from Green County. The Rock Island Public Library in Rock Island, Illinois provides free access to this database at its library.

Probate Records

 * Wisconsin, Probate Estate Files, 1848-1933 - includes files from 1848-1885; via FamilySearch. As of 5/29/11 included images that can only be browsed, not searched.

Family History Centers
*Introduction to LDS Family History Centers


 * Monroe Wisconsin Family History Center