Monroe County, MI ALHN

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Monroe County,

Michigan ALHN

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Monroe County was established in 1817.
The county was named for James Monroe (1758-1831), 5th president of the United States (1817-1825).
He visited Detroit on August 13, 1817, and stayed five days.
The county was named in anticipation of his visit.

Monroe County Links
County History County Information and Local History County Information

Cities and Villages
Carleton	Dundee Dundee	Estral Beach	Luna Pier
Maybee	City of Milan Milan	Monroe Monroe	Petersburg
Rockwood	South Rockwood

Townships
Ash Township	Bedford Township	Berlin Township	Dundee Township
Erie Township	Exeter Township	Frenchtown Township	Ida Township
La Salle Township	London Township	Milan Township	Monroe Township
Raisinville Township	Summerfield Township	Whiteford Township

Genealogical, Historical and Other Links
Biographies	Queries and Surnames	Obituaries	Early Marriages
Cemeteries	County Resources	State Resources	Libraries
County Historical Markers	Historcial Societies and Museums	Genealogical Societies	Monroe County Migrations
Census Records 1830 Census of Michigan Territory 1870 Census Index	1895 Monroe County Map	County Newspapers Online The Monroe Evening News The Independent, Dundee, MI	Funeral Homes
Michigan in the Civil War	Michigan Civil War Monuments	Civil War Soldiers From NY to MI	GENDIS Genealogical Death Indexing System, Michigan
MIGENWEB	USGENWEB	USGenWeb Archives	World GENWEB

Bordering Counties
Lenawee County	Washtenaw County	Wayne County

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Last updated in February 2002

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