Listed record inventories
Selected holdings and indexes for Gage County, checked against the repository descriptions linked below. Date spans may contain gaps; an index is not a complete set of original records.
Tax records
Deeds and land
County government
- County Board Proceedings · County Board Of Supervisors · RG200 · Subgroup THREE · Series ONE1858-1970
- Election Records · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series TWO1862-1926
- Bon D Records · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series THREE1857-1904
- Bounty And Estray Records · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series FOUR1863-1914
- Medical Registers · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series SIX1881-1945
- Miscellaneous Record · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series SEVEN1879-1944
- Miscellany · County Clerk · RG200 · Subgroup FOUR · Series EIGHT1865-1944
Marriages, births and deaths
Military records
Court records
Schools
- School District History · Superintendent Of Schools · RG200 · Subgroup EIGHT · Series ONE1868-1970
- District #15 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series ONE1896
- District #17 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series TWO1944-1948
- District #25 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series THREE1869-1917
- District #31 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series FOUR1877
- District #86 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series FIVE1899-1922
- District #88 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series SIX1932-1954
- District #134 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series SEVEN1946-1950
- District #142 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series EIGHT1935-1954
- Unidentified · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series NINE1915-1921
- District #101 · School District Records · RG200 · Subgroup NINE · Series TEN1944-1966
Census records
Other records
See the repository's descriptions and search options
Repository access note: Selected dated series headings from History Nebraska county government finding aids. These guides were revised at different dates and may describe missing film, closed records or records held elsewhere. Consult the linked PDF page and full guide, then confirm current access with History Nebraska. Undated and ambiguous headings were omitted.
Sources: the catalogs and repository descriptions linked on the entries above. Selected inventories do not establish complete coverage of every record type or online access to original documents. Read the repository access note for source dates and limitations.
Where to find the records
- Find Gage County's official website
We haven't checked this county's website yet, so this opens a web search. Look for an address ending in .gov, then find the register of deeds, the county clerk, the county court, the clerk of the district court and history Nebraska.
- The register of deeds
Deeds and other land records.
- The county clerk
Marriage licenses and records (some counties' early marriage records are at History Nebraska).
- The county court
Probate (wills and estates).
- The clerk of the district court
Divorces, naturalizations and civil and criminal cases.
- History Nebraska
In Lincoln: the State Archives, with county records, the state censuses and newspapers.
- History Nebraska (State Archives)free
The state historical society and State Archives in Lincoln, with county records, newspapers and photographs.
- FamilySearch Catalogfree
Search by place for "Nebraska, Gage" to find filmed and digitized records, many viewable free online with a FamilySearch account.
Offices change their hours and access rules; call before you visit.
Boundaries and parent counties
Formed from: Forney County (extinct), Richardson County
Check the parent county for earlier records: Richardson County
Records stay with the county that created them. If your ancestor lived here before 1855, search the parent county. The Atlas of Historical County Boundaries shows each boundary change.
Research tip
Nebraska began statewide registration of births and deaths in 1904. Many settlers claimed land under the Homestead Act; their federal case files are at the National Archives and can name family and neighbors.