Iroquois County, Illinois

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Iroquois is a county in Illinois. It was formed in 1833 (1834) from the following county/ies: unorganized (Vermilion). Iroquois began keeping birth records in 1878, marriage records in 1866, and death records in 1878. It began keeping land records in 1834, probate records in 1834, and court records in 1834. For more information, contact the county at 1001 E. Grant St., Watseka 60970. On the attached map, Iroquois is located at D7.

For information about the state of Illinois see Illinois Family History Research.

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