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Early Settlers/Family Histories Contacts
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The area that would become known as Sanilac
County, was originally made part of St. Clair Co. for “judicial”
purposes. The area extended to Saginaw Bay and west to Tuscola County
In 1848, the Legislature authorized the separate organization of the county and Lexington was the county seat until 1879 when it was moved to Sandusky. In the Census of 1850, Sanilac Co. had three townships: Worth, Lexington and Sanilac. Worth and Lexington Townships were close to the present size; Sanilac Twp. included the rest of the territory in Sanilac and Huron Counties. more....... My name is Kathy and I am your host. for the Sanilac County WebGen. I would like to thank the former host Carl Myers and Judy Visner for the wonderful job they did putting all this information together. Judy says all she did is repackage it. All information has been provided from volunteers.To get
the most out of this site please use the links at the left, you will
find each link has several categories under the main heading.
You will find some new information and links that I
hope will help you in your search. I hope to add more information with a little help from
you. Any help you can provide would be a good addition to this site,
even if it's just a link to a site that provides information on Sanilac
County. Please send any information to
We are in need of volunteers
to do lookups. If you can help please
contact
me.
Check out the new Photo Album for information on sending in
your historical pictures. We're just getting started on that and
would love to add more photos. Was your family one of the Early
Settlers? If so we would like to hear from you. Do
you have a Genealogy website for your Sanilac family? We would
love to add a link to it. Please
note that I do not do any of the research, I only put together this web
site. All information has been provided by volunteers and
individuals just like you. I can not help you with your
search. If you need help check out Lookups
and hopefully one of them can help you. Good luck in your
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