Listed record inventories
Selected records and local publications, with source links and the coverage described by each repository. Consult the access note for gaps, formats and research requirements.
Community publications
- Menominee News · selected digitized issues1957: Jan, Feb, Feb–Mar, Jun, Jul–Aug, Sep–Oct, Oct, Dec
- Menominee Restoration Committee newsletters · selected digitized issues1974: Oct; 1975: Apr, Jul–Oct; 1976: Jun
Open the source inventory or catalog
Repository access note: Digitized historical publications provided by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. These concern the Menominee community and reservation; the 1957 issues predate Menominee County’s creation. They are community sources, not county vital registers or proof of tribal citizenship. The linked page lists individual PDFs; the selections have gaps and do not represent complete publication runs.
Source: Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, historical documents.
Where to find the records
- Menominee County official website
Hours, addresses and phone numbers for the register of deeds, the register in probate, the clerk of the circuit court and the Wisconsin Historical Society, and any online record search the county offers.
- The register of deeds
Deeds and other land records, and births, marriages and deaths registered in the county.
- The register in probate
Wills and estates.
- The clerk of the circuit court
Divorces, naturalizations and court cases.
- The Wisconsin Historical Society
In Madison and its Area Research Centers: older county records, state censuses and newspapers.
- Wisconsin Historical Society Library & Archivesfree
The state's historical society in Madison, with county records at its Area Research Centers, newspapers and genealogy indexes.
- FamilySearch Catalogfree
Search by place for "Wisconsin, Menominee" 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: Oconto County, Shawano County
Check the parent counties for earlier records: Oconto County, Shawano County
Records stay with the county that created them. If your ancestor lived here before 1961, search the parent county. The Atlas of Historical County Boundaries shows each boundary change.
Research tip
Wisconsin's county registers of deeds recorded births, marriages and deaths well before statewide registration began in 1907. Older county records are held at the Wisconsin Historical Society's Area Research Centers.