Wabash County, IL Reference Sources


Reference Books and Lookup Volunteers

This is a partial list of books that are about Wabash County history and families. To request a lookup from any of the references, click on the address by the source and ask them politely. Volunteers are needed for unclaimed titles listed here, as well as for any references which are not yet listed. If you would like to volunteer to assist others or know of other references that should be listed, please email 

Tim Casey

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USGenWeb, ILGenWeb and Wabash County USGenWeb policy prohibits lookup volunteers from infringing on
copyrights, so please do not ask for large quantities of information, information on multiple people, or photocopies
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If you see a book listed for lookups that you hold the copyright to and do not want it used, please contact the
ILGenWeb State coordinator and/or Tim Casey.

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Mt. Carmel Area Sesquicentennial; October 1-9, 1965
 
The History of Allendale (1991)
 
History of Wabash County, Illinois (1976)
 
History and Families Wabash County, Illinois 1824-1993 (1993)
Pat Holsworth - pholsworth@oberlin.net
 
History of Edwards, Lawrence, and Wabash Counties (1883)
Pat Holsworth - pholsworth@oberlin.net
 
Illinois Geographical and Wabash County Biographical (1911)
(also known as the Risley History)
 
Rosters of men from Edwards, Wabash and Lawrence Counties that served in BlackHawk War and Civil War. Donna: colyer55@mychoice.net
 
Wabash Co. census books for 1830-1870
Pat Holsworth - pholsworth@oberlin.net
 
Cemetery Books v. 2-5
Pat Holsworth - pholsworth@oberlin.net
 
St John's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Cowling, IL parish records
Some of the records are in the old german script and are difficult to read
Scott Bosecker - http://www.mindspring.com/~sbosecker/   - sbosecker@mindspring.com