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Addresses for Codington County, SD Research
Register of Deeds
14 lst Ave. SE Watertown,
SD 57201 Phone:
(605) 882-6278
27
1st Avenue SE
CEMETERIES
in Codington County (by township) Note: The
Watertown Regional Library has many cemeteries files
available online, including abandoned and individual grave
sites.
Note: The censuses which are on Internet Archive
may be viewed online or the .pdf file may be downloaded. The 1940 U. S. Census
is to be released 2 April 2012 and available online at http://1940census.archives.gov/
To prepare:
Gather the information about the city/county/state locations and
enumeration districts (E.D.) where your ancestors resided. The National Archives has 1940 census maps available
online, so that you may look for the enumberation district (E.D.) where your
family member resided. Go to the web
page at http://www.archives.gov/research/search/ , then search by entering the words “1940
Census maps” and the name of the county and state – for example 1940
Census maps Codington South Dakota or 1940
Census maps Chippewa Minnesota, etc. 1885 Dakota Territory Census Index, online by the NDSU Institute
for Regional Studies. 1900 Census - 12th census of population
: South Dakota (Volume Reel 1548 [microform] - 1900 South Dakota Federal
Population Census Schedules - Clark, Clay (e.d. 93 to 99), Codington (E.D. 100 to 107; online
viewing pages begin on page n369), Custer, Davison, and Day (part: EDs
115-120 and ED 121, sheets 1-9) Counties) - United States. Bureau of the
Census – online at Internet Archive 1910 Census – 13rd census: population : South Dakota (Volume Reel 1477
[microform] - 1910 South Dakota Federal Population Census Schedules - Brown, Buffalo, Butte, and Codington (E.D.s 119 to 130 ; online viewing pages begin on page n871)
Counties.) - United States. Bureau of the Census – online at Internet Archive 1920 Census - 14th census of
population, 1920. (Volume Reel
1718 [microform] - 1920 South Dakota Population Schedules - Codington Co. (E.D.s 86-102), McPherson Co. (EDs 214-223),
Day Co. (EDs 103-119), and Hand Co. (EDs 170-181).) - United States. Bureau
of the Census Microfilm
copy of original data as collected by Census Bureau – online at Internet
Archive 1930 Census - 15th census, population, 1930, South Dakota (Volume Reel 2221 [microform] - 1930 South Dakota Federal Population Census
Schedules - Codington (EDs 15-1 to
15-26), Custer
EDs (17-1 to 17-60), Davison (EDs 18-1 to 18-7, 18-19, 18-8 to 18-18) -
United States. Bureau of the Census – online at Internet Archive Phipps
Township residents in the 1930 Census
FamilySearch.org – includes South Dakota State Census for 1905,
1915,
1925,
1935
and 1945–
or choose to browse the collection
for United States, then scroll down the alphabetical list to the sources
for South Dakota. Current Codington
County Newspapers include:
Older
Newspapers may be available on microfilm at the State Archives in Pierre, SD
900 Governors Drive ·
State
Archives Newspaper Search Older
Newspapers may be available on microfilm at the State Archives
in Pierre, SD ·
More
South Dakota Newspapers (Current) See South Dakota State Resources
900 Governors Drive MacKay
Building ·
FamilySearch.org – includes South Dakota State Census for 1905,
1915,
1925,
1935
and 1945–
or choose to browse the collection
for United States, then scroll down the alphabetical list to the sources
for South Dakota.
900 Governors Drive
MacKay
Building
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More Genealogy Links for Codington County
Research Official State of South Dakota's Home Page South Dakota Treasure Chest for
4th Grade History (fur
trade, railroads, homesteading, and more) State Archives
Newspaper Search Older Newspapers may be available on microfilm at the State Archives
in Pierre, SD FamilySearch
- LDS Social Security
Death Index Interactive Search |
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Map of Codington County about 1889 |
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Townships
& Towns in Codington County, SD COMMUNITIES in Codington County include:
The county seat is Watertown. TOWNSHIP
- Additional information - Some Early Settlers -
Towns, City & Villages DEXTER TOWNSHIP - Townships 119-120N; Ranges 52-53W Cemeteries
include: Ø Dexter Church & Cemetery (Sec. 10, T120N, R54W; est.
ca. 1910; was United Brethren Church, became United Methodist Church;
building destroyed in 1944) Ø Helgen Cemetery (Sec. 14, T120N, R54W; est.
ca. 1880 as Garfield Norwegian Evangelical Luthern Church; renamed 1884 to
Helgen Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church; church removed in 1964 to
Florence as New Helgen Church) Ø Bergen Church & Cemetery (Sec. 29, T120N, R52W, est.
1907)
Cemeteries include: Ø St. Pauli Lutheran Church & Cemetery (Sec. 11, T119N, R55W) Ø Goodhue Lutheran Church & Cemetery (Sec. 5, T119N, R55W) ELMIRA TOWNSHIP
- Township 117N, Range 52W
Cemeteries include:
FULLER TOWNSHIP
- Townships 118-119N, Ranges 53-54W GERMANTOWN TOWNSHIP, - Townships
119-120N, Ranges 51-52W
Cemeteries include:
GRACELAND TOWNSHIP - Township117N, Range 55W
Cemeteries include:
HENRY TOWNSHIP - Township116N, Range
55W
Cemeteries include:
KAMPESKA TOWNSHIP - Township116N,
Range 54W
Cemeteries include:
KRANZBURG TOWNSHIP - Township117N,
Range 51W Cemeteries
include:
LAKE TOWNSHIP - Township117N, Range
53W LEOLA TOWNSHIP - Township119N, Range
51W PELICAN TOWNSHIP - Township116N,
Range 53W
PHIPPS TOWNSHIP -
Township118N, Range 55W RAUVILLE TOWNSHIP - Townships
118-119N, Ranges 52-53W
Cemeteries include:
RICHLAND
TOWNSHIP - Township117N, Range 54W
SHERIDAN
TOWNSHIP - Township116N, Range 52W WAVERLY TOWNSHIP - Townships
117-118N, Range 51W
Cemeteries include:
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Native American Genealogy Resources
Codington
County Published Resources: The
First 100 Years in Codington County, 1879-1979.
Codington County History Book Committee. Barbara Miller (Editor),
Shirley Haines and Mary Tesch (Associate Editors). Watertown Public
Opinion Print. 1979.
·
Name Index
to “The Early and Territorial History of Codington County,”
by Wright Tarbell. (This document appears
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Codington County Published Resources
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Addresses to use for Codington County Research
About
the South Dakota GenWeb Project
In June, 1996, a group of genealogists
organized the SDGENWEB (The South Dakota Genealogical Website Project). The
idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in South Dakota,
where collected databases would be stored. In addition, these databases would
be indexed and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more
than one county, they could be located in the index. At the same time,
volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the collection of
databases and generally oversee the contents of the web sites. The person
responsible for this county is Ann Mensch (mensch-family@frontier.com).
Contact her if you have any data to add to the Codington County archives. |
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