This video will help researchers and genealogists discover vital records (birth, death, marriage, and divorce records) in Indiana and at the Indiana State Archives. Locating Vital Records in Indiana posted Februby Indiana Archives and Records Administration on YouTube. The project energizes society members and demonstrate how they are helping to preserve and provide online access to local records. Indiana Genealogical Society and Allen County Library - FamilySearch Indexing posted Februby FamilySearch on YouTubeĬurt Witcher explains how the Indiana Genealogical Society and Allen County Library work with FamilySearch to index Indiana marriage records using FamilySearch Indexing. For birth and death records between 18, researchers should contact the County Health Office where the birth occurred. 1882 - The Vital Records page at IN.gov states: The State of Indiana did not require births or deaths to be recorded until 1882, and they were not recorded by the state until 1907.1824, April 1 - Allen County, Indiana was officially founded! Allen County is named for Colonel John Allen, a politician and army officer who was killed in the War of 1812.
Indiana was the second state, after Ohio, to be created out of what was the Northwest Territory.
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