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Source For Wing Information
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The searchable Burials and Cemeteries databases are a product of the Utah Cemetery Inventory
Project which includes names and other genealogical information about people who are buried
in Utah cemeteries. The names in the database come principally from cemeteries receiving
grants to help them computerize their data. These participating cemeteries do not conduct grave
marker surveys. Instead, they use the grant funds to convert sexton records to electronic
databases and geographic information systems. These systems help them manage their
cemeteries. They send the data they gather to the Utah State Historical Society for inclusion in
this database. Another source is volunteers (local genealogists and cemetery buffs) who have
recorded grave marker information for small, inactive and abandoned cemeteries and passed it
along to us. A third source is cemeteries that have already entered their records into a digital
format and donate it to the project.. Many Wings are listed in this index. |
 Over the past decade, the BYU-Idaho Family History Center (former known as Ricks
College) has been extracting early marriage records from counties in the western part of
the United States. Virtually all of the pre-1900 marriages are included in the index for
Arizona, Idaho and Nevada. Many Idaho and Utah counties have been extracted into the
1930’s and some, much later. A significant number of marriages from Wyoming, eastern
Washington, eastern Oregon western Colorado and selected counties in California are
also included. For a more details see “List of Counties by State”. As of 1 October 2002,
this file contains some 270,000 marriage records with additional entries being added
nearly every working day. Many Wings are listed in this index. Western
States Historical Marriage Records Index |
This Index contains obituary information collected over the past decade at the Idaho Falls Family History Center.
It contains over 134,00 obituary records which are primarily from southeastern Idah and adjoining areas.
Among the information sources are newspaper obituaries, cemetery records, funeral home records, funeral programs,
sexton records, and headstones. Information from approximately 209 cemeteries in
southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming are included. This index also includes records
of individuals from other areas who have died in this area or whose obituary appeared in the local newspapers.
Many Wings are listed in this index. Eastern Idaho Obituary Index |
This is a database created by the state of Idaho that contains all deaths that
occured in Idaho from 1911 through 1951 that were filed with the Bureau of Health
Policy and Vital Statistics in Boise, Idaho. Many Wings are listed in this index. Idaho State Death Index |
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Family Search there are several types of searches you will want to preform
to help you find your Wing family members. This
SEARCH FOR ANCESTORS - ALL RESOURCES including over 600 million names extracted from
vital records from throughout the world, the Ancestral File it has over 35 million names organize into families
and pedigrees, the Pedigree Resource Filewhich has Family history records that individuals
have submitted through FamilySearch Internet. The last search I recommend
you do is to search the Family
History Library Catalog, it over 2 million rolls of microfilm and
hundreds of thousands of books and maps described and cataloged and
a lot of information in this catalog will help you find your Wing family
members. |
Illinois
Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900
Since 1985 the Illinois State Genealogical
Society (ISGS) has cooperated with the Illinois State Archives to create
an index to Illinois marriages occurring prior to 1901. Today more than
one million marriages, or two million names, are included in the Illinois
Statewide Marriage Index. The sources for this index include original
county clerks’ marriage records, such as marriage registers and licenses,
as well as publications of county genealogical societies and private individuals.
For each marriage, the index includes the names of the groom and bride,
the date of the marriage or issuance of the license, the name of the county
in which the marriage was performed, and a citation to the original record—volume
and page number for registers or file number for licenses. Volume and page
or license numbers are omitted in the index when published sources failed
to provide this information. |
http://www.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/idphdeathindex.html
Illinois
Death Certificates, 1916–1950
This database provides access to death certificates filed
with the Illinois Department of Public Health over 1916–1950. As a result of 1989 legislation,
that agency makes available for public inspection at the Illinois State Archives only copies of
death certificates produced 50 years ago or longer (410 Illinois Compiled Statutes 535/24). The
Illinois State Archives has determined that this Web site is an extension of its Reference Room
services. In accordance with a policy agreement with the Illinois Department of Public Health,
the Illinois State Archives will provide unofficial and uncertified copies of death certificates
only in cases in which the decedent was 25 years or older at the time of his or her death.
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INDIANA STATE LIBRARY Genealogy
Division Database to an Index
of Indiana Marriages Through 1850
The Index of Indiana Marriages Through
1850 began over 20 years ago. The project initiated by Dorothy Riker, the
late former Editor of The Hoosier Genealogist listed early county marriages
in that publication.
Cards with groom names were made
from these indexes and placed in the Genealogy Division. Later cards with
brides names were added to this core index. Through the efforts of the
Genealogy Division staff, and the assistance from volunteers, cards were
made for both name of bride and groom for all other counties where marriage
records exist through 1850. These cards were made from information in the
Genealogy Division. Original marriage records are located in the county
seat where the marriage took place. The completed index cards became the
Database to an Index of Indiana Marriages Through 1850. This database contains
approximately 330,000 records totaling 90.5 MB of electronic data. |
The Utah State Archives and Records Service is a state government agency that works with records created by other state and local
governmental entities in Utah. One of the best resources for Wings will be Utah
Birth Records as they bring the records on-line for each county. |
California
Death Records |
Maine State Archives - INDEXES OF
MAINE
MARRIAGES: 1892-1966 1976-1996. INDEX OF MAINE
DEATHS: 1960 - 1996. Kennebec
County Court Index. |
 This
database indexes Death
Certificates of persons that died in Ohio between the years 1913
-1937, useful for determining date of death and certificate number. Using
the index information, a researcher can later obtain a copy of the certificate
itself, which holds further information. |
 The
Michigan
1870 Census Index is an alphabetical list of the family names in
each household residing in every county and township in Michigan in 1870. |
 This database
of Illinois Civil
War Veterans indexes the first eight volumes of the nine volume
publication, Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois. (The
ninth volume lists veterans of Black Hawk, Mexican, and Spanish-AmericanWars.)
This 1900-1901 publication, originating from the rosters maintained during
the Civil War by the Illinois Adjutant General, is the result of an 1899
Illinois statute mandating that a corrected version of these records and
subsequent publications be printed. The names of approximately 250,000
men, organized into 175 regiments, are found in its pages. |
 Indexes
to selected Kentucky Vital
Records are available for searching. This data was acquired from
Kentucky's state Office of Vital Statistics for noncommercial use only.
It may not be used for any commercial purpose. Any reselling, profit making,
or surcharges added by an Internet provider for access to the data will
result in loss of access to the data. |
 Live
database access to Federal land conveyance records for the Public Land
States. Imag access is provided to more than two million Federal
land title records for Eastern Public Land States, issued between
1820 and 1908. Images of Serial patents, issued between 1908 and the mid-1960's
are currently being added to this web site. Due to organization of documents
in the GLO collection, this web site does not currently contain every Federal
title record issued for the listed states. |
 Ancestry.com's
Social
Security Death Index is generated from the U.S. Social Security
Administrations Death Master File. It contains the records of deceased
persons who possessed Social Security numbers and whose death had been
reported to the SSA. In most cases a report of death was made in connection
with Social Security death benefits. |
The Lane Memorial Library is a great
place to look for information on the Reverend Stephen Bachiler, father of Deborah Bachiler Wing, who was the wife of Rev. John Wing. Reverend Stephen Bachiler founded
the town of Hampton in 1638-9 at the age of about 77 years.
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http://distantcousin.com/SurnameResources/Surname.asp?Surname=Wing
The Distant Cousin web site has FREE genealogy
resources that can help you find information on your Wing Family. They have several online genealogical
databases, including city directories, marriages, military rosters, alumni lists,
obituaries, tombstone transcriptions, and ships passenger lists, which you can search for free. .
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