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Welcome
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Livingston County Michigan
Historical & Genealogical Project
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Please note,
effective
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Livingston County Michigan Historical &
Genealogical Project
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is in no longer affiliated with USGenWeb.
Keep in mind I did NOT quit MIGenWeb, Jan Cortez de-linked me without
cause!
I am pleased to be affiliated with the American History & Genealogy
Project and the American Local History Network which IMHO are much more
like the original project that was started so long ago.
This site is NOT going to disappear, it will continue as always.
It will continue to offer
the very best materials for Livingston County MI. The url is not
changing, people WILL know how to find the site, of that I am
sure.
To learn more
click
here.
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Livingston County Courthouse Howell MI
Built 1889
Photo
@ Daniel Laursen April 1999
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A small piece of a growing
history
for Livingston County Michigan
We
Shall NEVER Forget!
11 September 2001
"Only
If We Pause to Listen...will we be able to hear the
grieving of those around us."
author
unknown
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Maybe
your people were just over the border from Livingston? Or...maybe they
moved back and forth...ancestors did that to confuse us you know.
<g> Here are the counties that
border Livingston. Also be sure to check out
the
MARDOS Memorial Library as there are tons of things on line for
all over the country.
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Shiawassee |
Genesee |
Oakland |
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Ingham |
LIVINGSTON |
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Wayne |
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Jackson |
Washtenaw |
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Do YOU know who the county
is named for?
Edward Livingston
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This
site is dedicated to my parents, now gone
but both who taught valuable
lessons! |
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Lt.
Cmdr. Vitas Eugene
"Bud" MARDOS, U.S. N.
1 August 1912 -
29 October 1956
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Mary
BARTASHUNAS Mardos
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April 1914 -
6 January 2000
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My
Dad,
who always taught me that "Anything that anyone can do with
their ten fingers, you can do with yours," and so I always try before giving up.
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My
mom, who taught me to continue to always love, hold no grudges, rather PROVE the
naysayer was wrong, no matter what
the past or present holds.
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Memorial
Pictures
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MARDOS
Memorial
On-Line Library
of Historical Publications
Many Books &
atlases from
late 19th century to early 20th have been transcribed in total with all name indexes added
for your benefit. These cover a number of states, California, Colorado,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New York,
Oklahoma & South Dakota and more....I am in the process of reorganizing
the links within the Memorial Library to make it easier for you to search and to get more
data on line!
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Awards
this site has graciously accepted
In memory of
President Ronald Wilson Reagan
1911-2004
I
pledge Allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation under
God,
indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.
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To each of you who served...
To each of you whose family member served...
To especially each of you who forever gave
precious members of your family in the defense of this great land, please accept this
heartfelt
Thank You and God Bless You !
as we remember.
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Be
Proud of Our Country and Those Who Have Served!
click
above to see some of my FAVORITE sites!
Free Find
has graciously increased the amount of pages that their system searches
so you
will be able to bring up more potential leads to those elusive roots!
Site Map
What's New
Search
No
Answers Yet???? Please have patience...
otherwise what has happened in this webmaster's life over the last
decade+....
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PLACES TO VISIT &
GATHER INFORMATION in
Livingston County, MI & beyond |
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Site Links... |
THE 1891
Portrait
& Biographical Album
Of Livingston & Ingham Counties,
Michigan
With An All Name Index Of Over 11,000 Names. |
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Make
sure you check out the
Livingston
County section of my MARDOS Memorial Library, I am always adding
more things there. |
1874-1879
Fowlerville Review Extractions, tons of names in all name index
covering Births, Deaths in & out of the county, Weddings, &
miscellaneous news!
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Newly Redone!
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Historical
Information
Newly Redone!
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Societies |
Livingston County Marriage
Index 1836-1933
Newly Redone and
soon TONS of more data coming! |
Livingston
County
Death Index 1867-1948
Newly Redone! |
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Livingston
County
Land Records 1828-1880
Brand New!
Complete with a new people index and also a place name index,
tens of thousands of names! Many thanks to Milt Charboneau who wrote the
book many years ago! |
Cemetery information
Overhaul to be
completed hopefully by the end of 2010~ Am building a whole new section
that will have images of every stone in every cemetery that I was able
to film while walking for the last 17 years... |
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Research
Aids |
Maps,
Gazetteers & Atlases
including the 1895 Atlas & Livingston
Plat Atlases |
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Census
Info |
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Personal Favorites |
| Off
Site Links....that I find useful! |
| Bureau
of Land Management |
| Roelof
Oddens Phenomenal Map Collection - None Better! |
| Genealogical
Death Index
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| Livingston
County Obit Index through Brighton Library
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Vital
Records for State of Michigan
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Library
of Congress American Memory Site |
| Matt
Rosenberg's
Great
Geography Site |
Have a
question regarding Livingston County MI,
the 1895 Atlas project, the Memorial On-Line Library, or other parts of this site?
Send e-mail to
IF because of all the
health issues you do not hear back please write again, I try to read all mail
daily, but some days it is physically impossible.
634979th
person
to have
visited this site since 2/7/95.
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Date & time this page
was updated in some fashion:
25-Nov-2009 11:00:55 PM The site is always under constant
change and data additions,
even if it is not reflected on this page <grin>
