Michigan Vital Records
Birth and death records
- The county clerk’s office (click here for the Calhoun County Clerk and Register of Deeds)
- State of Michigan Vital Records Office
- The Marshall District Library has most death records from 1867-1933, available on microfilm
- Ancestry, Library Edition
- Michiganology
Marriage and divorce records
- Available through the county’s district court (click here for the Calhoun County District Court)
- State of Michigan Vital Records Office
- The Marshall District Library has most marriage records from 1836-1915, available on microfilm
Probate records
- The clerks of the county’s probate courts (click here for the Calhoun County probate court)
- The Helen Warner branch of the Willard library has some Calhoun County probate records
Naturalization records
- The county clerk’s office (click here for the Calhoun County Clerk and Register of Deeds)
Land records
- The county’s Registrar (or Register) of Deeds (click here for the Calhoun County Clerk and Register of Deeds)
- Calhoun County Internet Land Records Search
- Some Calhoun County plat books, maps, and atlases are available at the Marshall District Library
- Some plat maps are available through Michiganology
Census records
- Ancestry, Library Edition (available on-site only)
- Michiganology
Obituaries
- The Albion Public Library has an extensive collection of local clipped obituaries, and a searchable obituary database.
- The Marshall District Library has print copies of the Marshall Advisor (Review/Chronicle) going back to 2003, and microfilm newspaper collections from 1838 to 2009. All newspapers are now digitized and searchable here.
Military Records
- The Marshall District Library has some Michigan military records and soldier indexes, in print
- Ancestry, Library Edition (available on-site only)
- Some Civil War records available through Michiganology
- Fold3 (fee-based site)
- Michiganology (Civil War, Archives of Michigan and Michigan Historical Center)
Cemetery Records
- The Marshall District Library has records for most Marshall-area cemeteries
- Find A Grave