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First state house

First State House
Kaskaskia, IL


The village of Kaskaskia is located in Randolph County. Many of the early French, Indian and Colonial settlers lived in Kaskaskia, and the village was, at one time, the center of Illinois travel, business and affairs. It is now a State landmark where visitors can find historic remnants regarding Kaskaskia's history.



KASKASKIA HISTORY


Biography of Pierre Menard

Biography of James Shields

Biography of Jesse Burgess Thomas

Biography of John Rice Jones

1795 Map of Randolph County
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Early Illinois Settlers
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1893 Dedication to the Kaskaskia Pioneers
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KASKASKIA RECORDS

Kaskaskia Marriages


Kaskaskia Deaths

The 1787 Census of Kaskaskia
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List of Americans in Illinois from 1779-1786
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1787 Census of (French) Prairie Du Rocher

The American Population before 1790
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The 1807 Census
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The 1807 Voter's List
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The 1818 Delegates To The Constitutional Convention at Kaskaskia
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The War of 1812

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Revolutionary War Pensioners from 1835, Randolph County
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The 1840 Census of Revolutionary Soldiers and Military Men
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Newspaper Data
"Curse on Kaskaskia - Loss of First Capitol Prophesied by Indian"

War of 1812 Newspaper Data NEW!



KASKASKIA OFF-SITE LINKS

Randolph County Courthouse
#1 Taylor Street
Chester, IL 62233

The Chester, Illinois Public Library

The Illinois State Archives
Many Online Databases and Resources

The Randolph County Genealogical Society

 
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PBS - Lewis and Clark

The Illinois State Museum, Kaskaskia

The Curse of Kaskaskia

Photos of Kaskaskia Landmarks

Old Kaskaskia Days

The Stone House Bed and Breakfast
Formerly the Presbyterian Church, built in 1846

The Chester, Illinois Resource Guide
Info on local attractions and historic places

Menard Correctional Center
If you're looking for early prisoners, see our
Convict Register Database
Until the Menard Prison was opened in 1878, most prisoners went to the Joliet Prison or the Alton State Prison




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Randolph County, Illinois Genealogy Trails
Kaskaskia's Home - Find More Data Here

St. Clair County, Illinois Genealogy Trails
The early French and Indians shared their history with Kaskaskia

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