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St. Joseph County, Indiana
Genealogy and History
A Part of the Genealogy Trails Group
Volunteers Dedicated
to Free Genealogy
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Welcome to
St. Joseph County, Indiana Genealogy Trails!
Our goal is to help you track your ancestors through time by transcribing genealogical and historical data and placing it online for the free use of all researchers.
This County Website is available for hosting.
If you have a love for history, a desire to help others, and basic web-authoring skills, consider joining us!
Get the details on our Volunteer Page.
[A desire to transcribe data and knowledge of how to make a basic webpage is required.]
We regret that we are unable to
perform personal research for anybody.
Formed in 1830, it was named for the St. Joseph River which flows through it from Lake Michigan.
The county seat is South Bend.
Cities
Mishawaka ~ South Bend
Towns
Indian Village ~ Lakeville ~ New Carlisle ~ North Liberty ~ Osceola ~ Roseland ~ Walkerton
Census-designated places
Granger ~ Notre Dame
Other Unincorporated Places
Ardmore ~ Chain-O-Lakes ~ Colburn ~ Crumstown ~ Dreamwold Heights ~ Georgetown ~ Gilmer Park ~ Gulivoire Park ~ Hamilton ~ Hubbard ~ Lydick ~ Midway Corners ~ Nutwood ~ Olive ~ Pine Station ~ Pleasant Valley ~ State Line ~ Tamarack Grange ~ Terre Coupee ~ Westfield ~ Woodland ~ Wyatt ~ Zeigler
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Surrounding Counties
Berrien County, Michigan (north)
Cass County, Michigan (northeast)
Elkhart County (east)
Marshall County (south)
Starke County (southwest)
LaPorte County (west)
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