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Web Links to Research about Millstadt, Illinois
compiled by Robert Buecher, 5400 Pernod Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63139-1537
E-mail: rgb7847@aol.com Bob's Web page showing his direct ancestors.
[Revised: 20 July 2008]
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Number of visitors since 26 September 2003
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Those interested in genealogical/historical research in the Millstadt area might want to check the following links for additional information about the area:
[This site contains information about the society, books they have published, and the titles of articles that have been published in their Quarterly. Included are some searchable databases.]
[This site contains links to many miscellaneous items including a county map, St. Clair County books for sale, St. Clair County queries, and the 1930 U.S. Census Index.]
[over 2,000 surnames in St. Clair County and links to the people who are researching them]
[photos of some of the Millstadt memorabilia collected by Roy & Beate Winkel]
4. Genealogical Research in Millstadt, IL
[This site is currently being revised. This site will contain references to published and unpublished sources for genealogical research in Millstadt]
[revised Feb. 20, 2003. Contains early history of Millstadt with the names of many pre-1840 settlers; many with birthdates and birthplaces.]
[revised March 20, 2008. This site lists in chronological order various dates in the history of Millstadt.]
[revised March 28, 2008. Topical index to newspaper articles about Millstadt that were published in the Millstadt Enterprise and the Belleville Weekly Advocate.]
[revised March 14, 2008. This is an on-going project which attempts to index mostly birthday and wedding anniversaries published in the Millstadt Enterprise starting in 1897]
[revised March 14, 2008. This is an index to the names of the graduates of Millstadt's 2-year high school for the years 1914 thru the final class in 1943. The graduate's names are missing for these years: 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920 & 1933.]
[This site contains transcribed news items about Millstadt which were published in the Belleville Weekly Advocate in the "Millstadt Local News" column from 1880 thru 1894.]
[revised Jan. 2003. The site is an index to the land owners found in Township 1 South, Range 9 West [Millstadt Township] as published in An Illustrated Historical Atlas of St. Clair Co., Illinois, page 48, and published in 1874 by Warner & Beers, Chicago]
[revised Dec. 2002. The site is an index to the patrons list found in Township 1 South, Range 9 West [Millstadt Township] as published in An Illustrated Historical Atlas of St. Clair Co., Illinois, pages 26-27, and published in 1874 by Warner & Beers, Chicago]
[revised Oct. 2002. This site contains a transcription of the history of Millstadt & Millstadt Township [then called Centerville Precinct] which was originally published in 1881 in the History of St. Clair County. The article does contain some errors, so all information should be verified with other sources.]
[revised 2004. A list of 169 Millstadt area Civil War veterans. Information varies but often includes the unit the soldier fought in; his dates of enlistment and discharge; his date and place of birth, death, and burial; and marital information.]
[revised March 20, 2008] Index to veterans from the Millstadt area who served in World War II. Only surnames that start with the letters A - L are currently listed but more will be added later.]
[added July 20, 2008. An alphabetical index to the 446 baptisms that were recorded for this early mission church. Most give a child's birthdate, baptism date, and parent's names.]
[revised July 28, 2006. An alphabetical index to over 700 individuals found in the "Family Registers" of Zion Evangelical Church and Trinity Lutheran Church.]
[added 2003. This site lists about 300 confirmation records of Trinity church arranged in alphabetical order. Many give a birthdate, baptism date, and parent's names]
[added 2004. This site is an alphabetical index to the confirmation records of Zion church in Millstadt. Most of the 1700 entries give the complete birthdate of the person being confirmed.]
[revised Sept. 2003. This site contains an index to all obituaries and death notices that were published in this weekly Millstadt newspaper. There are approximately 7,000 entries listed alphabetically. Most women are listed by both their married name and their maiden name. The index was compiled between 1968 and 1991.]
[This site is a surname index ONLY to the ENTIRE 1850 census of St. Clair County and includes the Millstadt area (then known as "Centreville"). Please note that the numerous German surnames are often mispelled in the original census & on this index.]
[This site lists the complete 1860 census of the village of Millstadt (family numbers 259 - 470) and Millstadt Township (family numbers 239 - 258 and 471 - 656]
[This site only lists the heads of the household in Millstadt Township (pages 501 - 513) and the village of Millstadt (pages 514 - 526). Information shown includes age, birthplace, occupation and other miscellaneous facts.]
[The above 3 sites contain the names and ages of all individuals who were recorded as residing in Millstadt and Millstadt Township in 1930. The names are NOT in alphabetical order so you may wish to use your "Control F" keys to find the desired surnames]
DATABASE OF FOREIGN-BORN MILLSTADT AREA RESIDENTS:
Robert Buecher is compiling a database of foreign-born Millstadt area residents. Included are foreign-born settlers who resided in Millstadt Township (including the village of Millstadt), Stookey Township, and part of Sugar Loaf Township. The information comes from his 30+ years of genealogical research in Millstadt area church records, cemetery records, and newspapers. Information found in each entry varies but usually includes birthdate, birthplace, and other biographical information. There are currently over 1500 entries but eventually there may be as many as 2000 entries. Mr. Buecher will be pleased to share his information with other Millstadt area researchers. He may be contacted at one of the addresses shown at the top of this web page. Those wanting a reply by U. S. mail are asked to enclose a # 10 size self-addressed stamped envelope.
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