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Libraries & Archives

  • Ellis Library and Reference Center , 3700 South Custer Rd, Monroe, MI 48161-9716- Ellis is an LDS affiliate. 
  • Local History Indexes on Ellis Library website.  Lots of great resources for Monroe history and genealogy!
  • Biblioboard on MCLS website- great resource for genealogy
  • Bedford Branch Library's Local History page- all things Bedford, including:
    • ​Farnham Funeral Home Records 1921 – 2006 
    • Jane Eisenmann Obituary Collection 
    • Karcher (Cioroch) Funeral Home Records 1969 – 1981 
    • Lambertville Cemetery Records of Transfer Papers (of Lots
    • LeClair Monument Records 1982 – 1993 
    • Obituaries of Bedford Township Service Men and Women 
    • Obituaries Index A – L (April 9, 2024)  
    • Obituaries Index M – Z (April 9, 2024
    • Reeb Funeral Home Records 1983 – 1997 

Obituaries & Newspapers

Church Records

  • Catholic Church Records on microfilm at Monroe County Public Library- Ellis
  • History of St. Michael's Catholic Church (PDF)
  • Christian Church Records (non Catholic) on microfilm at Monroe County Public Library- Ellis
  • Lucas County, Ohio Church Records on microfilm at Monroe County Public Library- Ellis
  • Lucas County, Ohio Church Records available on-line at FamilySearch.org
  • Archdiocese of Detroit- Monroe County Catholic Churches were under their jurisdiction
  • List of all closed parishes in Detroit Archiocese with years of operation and location of records
  • Transcribed church records of Monroe County- available in book form at Ellis, Monroe County Museum and GSMC's archives.  Several Monroe County Church ledgers have been transcribed/translated and are available for research in Ellis Library, some are also available in the Monroe County Museum, and GSMC's archives.
    • Trinity Lutheran Church (1830's-1921)- transcribed and translated from original German by Margarette Miller. 
    • Zion/St. Paul Lutheran Church (1848 - 1910)- transcribed and translated from original German by L. Dunham.
    • St. John Lutheran, Dundee (1850-1886)- transcribed and translated from original German by L. Dunham
    • St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran (1860-1913)- now Prince of Peace- transcribed and translated from original German by L Dunham
    • Evangelical Lutheran Emmanuel Church aka Pear Tree Church (1856-1878)- transcribed and translated from original German by L. Dunham.
    • St. Paul Lutheran Church, Maybee (1860-1930)-transcribed and translated from original German.
    • Holy Ghost Lutheran (1846-1939)- transcribed and translated from original German.
    • St. Charles Catholic Church, Newport -transcribed by Lynn Reaume
    • St. Joseph Catholic Church, Erie -transcribed by Lynn Reaume
    • St. Patrick Catholic Church, Carleton -transcribed by Lynn Reaume
    • West Ida Immanuel Lutheran records- copies of original baptism, marriage & burial ledgers on file at the museum, copies of some transcriptions on file in our archives (thanks to Joy Engel!)

Probate Court

  • Probate Records Estate files 3-2460 (1811-1870) digitized copies are on line - on FamilySearch.org.  These films are also available at the Archives of Michigan in Lansing.  Copies are 20 cents/page.  Ancestry recently added digitized probate records of Michigan to their collection.  These include the probate files for Monroe County to about 1878 (the index is in our newsletters in April 1992- Aug 1993 issues).  
  • Probate Search - The search covers only 1988 to current.  The Probate Court has transferred many of the Monroe County probate files to the Archives of Michigan in Lansing.   Access to the probate records may be restricted if the material contains references to adoptions which is defined as confidential information by the State Court Administrator’s Office (SCAO).  If restricted, researchers will need to make a research request to the Archives of Michigan for a search.  In reviewing the records, staff found that indexes, calendars, and journals often contain mention of adoptions.  If such references are present, the material will be restricted.  The indexes from Monroe County Probate Court are restricted as they include adoptions, but the case files on microfilm will not be restricted as they do not have adoptions in them.  In order to cover staff time, the fee for an index search will be $10.00.  Researchers will also be able to make a research request for the case file only if they already have the case number for a fee of $30.  Researchers can also make a research request for both an index search and case file copy for a fee of $40.  The Archives of Michigan has lowered the current price for a probate record request and a-la-carte options to ease the burden on those placing remote requests.   List of Probate Records Tranferred to Archives in Lansing.

Military Research

You might have a soldier in your family and not know it. Here is a list of wars/conflicts with the years they occurred and the time period when your ancestor would have been born to have served:

  • Revolutionary War, 1775-1783 -- birth years 1726-1767
  • War of 1812, 1812-1815 -- birth years 1762-1799
  • Mexican War, 1846-1848 -- birth years 1796-1831
  • Civil War, 1861-1865 -- birth years 1811-1848
  • Spanish-American War, 1898 -- birth years 1848-1881
  • Philippine Insurrection, 1899-1902 -- birth years 1849-1885
  • World War I, 1917-1918 -- birth years 1872-1900
  • World War II, 1941-1945 -- birth years 1877-1925
  • Korean War, 1950-1953 -- birth years 1900-1936
  • Vietnam War, 1964-1975 -- birth years 1914-1955

Military Data Files

Revolutionary War Veterans buried in Monroe County

List of Revolutionary War Veterans buried in Monroe County

Updated: May 22, 2026

Veterans of War of 1812 buried in Monroe County

Veterans of War of 1812 buried in Monroe County- compiled by Ray Dushane

Updated: May 22, 2026

1812 Veterans- 2nd Michigan Militia

List of 1812 Veterans- 2nd Michigan Militia - compiled by Ray Dushane

Updated: May 22, 2026

Civil War Research Resources

Resources for tracing your Civil War ancestor- compiled by L. Dunham

Updated: May 22, 2026

Monroe Men Exempt from Service in Civil War

Monroe Men Exempt from Service in Civil War- as reported in The Monroe Commercial 13 Nov 1862

Updated: May 22, 2026

Monroe County Civil War Fallen

Monroe County Civil War Fallen- list of casualties of Civil War who were born or resided in Monroe County. Names in red were added to list after monument names were submitted.

Updated: May 22, 2026

Military Commissions Legislative Council Journal

Journal of the Military Commissions Legislative Council July 1818- Aug 1830 (thanks to Ray Dushane)- downloadable file

Updated: May 22, 2026

1st Officers of Erie District

First Officers of Erie District & Monroe County of Michigan Territory- compiled by Ray Dushane

Updated: May 22, 2026

Revolutionary War & War of 1812

Civil War

Spanish American War

Miscellaneous Military Info and Sites

Vital Records

  • Monroe County Michigan County Clerk
  • On-Line Services for Monroe County - search available for deeds and probate (starting in 1988)
  • Birth, Marriage & Death Records have been transcribed by GSMC from the Monroe County Courthouse records and copies of our books containing these transcriptions are available for purchase from GSMC or can be viewed in our archives, the Monroe County Museum, Ellis Reference Library, and Bedford Library.  Births and deaths begin in 1867, Marriages in 1818.  Researchers can visit the County Clerk's office in the Monroe County Courthouse M, T, Th, or F from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (Closed from 12:00-1:00 pm.)  See the County's website for details on cost of copies and any record limitations. 
  • Michiganology- Death certificates for entire State of  Michigan 1897-1952. Click on SEARCH near top right of page to get to the search window.  The Custom search option is the most similar to the old search on seekingmichigan.  The county guides will remain on seekingmichigan.
  • Michigan Deaths 1867-1897 - Deaths in Michigan from state ledgers on familysearch.org
  • Michigan Births 1867-1902 - Births in Michigan from state ledgers on familysearch.org
  • Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 - Marriages in Michigan from state ledgers on familysearch.org
  • Michigan Death Records- Gendis- Check here for the early deaths in our county, not all were recorded in the county ledger, some were sent directly to the state!  The list can also be found in our August 2015- Feb 2016 newsletters.
  • Michigan Death Certificate Index 1921-1952- Information from Michigan death certificates on familysearch.org. 
  • Wayne County Death Indexes- 1934-1953 (not City of Detroit).  Searchable through Ancestry also.
  • Washtenaw County Marriage & Death Index- 1959 to present

Local Histories

Maps & Atlases

Monroe Maps

Ward Map of City of Monroe 1870-1920

Ward Map of City of Monroe 1870-1920

Updated: May 22, 2026

Monroe County Map with cities and villages

Outline Map of Monroe County showing approximate locations of cities and villages

Updated: May 22, 2026

Newport Map- 1836

Map of Newport from 1836- From deeds Liber X, inside cover

Updated: May 22, 2026

1901 Monroe County School District Map

1901 Monroe County School District Map from Stephanie Hawkins

Updated: May 22, 2026

Cemeteries - 

The links below go directly to Find A Grave for each cemetery.

Several of these cemeteries have full transcriptions available on our website (for members) under Records.

The numbers before each cemetery name below correspond with the cemetery map of the county to the left

DAR Vital/Cemetery Records on FamilySearch- link directly to the DAR records on FamilySearch.  You must log in to FamilySearch to view

27.   Ash Center (aka Campbell Burying Ground)

76.   Azalia Cemetery

113. Baker Cemetery (See Carleton Cemetery) - Full transcription available

35.   Bedford Memorial Cemetery - Also known as Blouch-Osgood Cemetery

117. Bedford Memorial Gardens - Full transcription available

62.   Blouch Cemetery (See Neriah Cemetery or Bedford Memorial)

71.   Blue Bush Cemetery (See St. Joseph Cemetery, Leidel-Hoffman Cemetery)

87.   Bound Cemetery  (See Rath Cemetery) 

17.   Brest Cemetery - one known burial, Gideon Badger, a Revolutionary War vet

48.   Brigham Cemetery  Map of Brigham Cemetery showing lot numbers

88.   Burnham Cemetery also called Harvey or Bragg Cemetery located in Summerfield

18.   Calkins Cemetery

        Campbell Burying Ground- now part of Ash Center Cemetery

113.  Carleton Cemetery (aka Baker Cemetery) Full transcription available for cemetery and mausoleum

         Chamberlain Cemetery- See Riverside Cemetery

29.   Clark Cemetery (located at the intersection of Will-Carleton Road & I-275.  It is on private property and permission must be granted for entry from the property owner.)

79.   Cone Catholic Cemetery (See Old St. Marys Cemetery in Cone, Milan Twp)

70.   Cooney Irish Catholic Cemetery (See St. John's Catholic Cemetery) 

53.   Coppernoll Cemetery (See Sandy Hill Cemetery) located in Exeter Twp

72.   County Line Cemetery also known as Hack or French Cemetery

80.   Doty Cemetery - Full transcription available

49.   Erie Union Cemetery (aka Union Cemetery)

31.   Evergreen Cemetery (See Port Creek Evergreen Cemetery).  

81.   Gethsemane Cemetery - across the street from Holy Ghost Church in Raisinville Twp.

30.   Grafton Cemetery

93.   Head-O-Lake Cemetery (See Lakeview Cemetery, Pleasantview Cemetery)

36.   Hitchcock Cemetery

82.   Holy Ghost Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery (aka Sandy Creek) This cemetery is BEHIND the church and ALL stones are now on Find A Grave. Be careful using the information on some memorials- some people are posting to Holy Ghost when the cemetery should be Gethsemane.  Full transcription available.

37.   Hungerford Cemetery - no longer active and no known stones exist, located in Bedford Twp on Jackman Road.

104. Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery (aka St. Joseph Catholic- IHM Sisters Private Cemetery)

59.   Immanuel Cemetery (aka East Ida) 

        Isbell Cemetery- land provided by James Isbell in 1831.  Located near Dunbar and Raisinville Roads. 

54.   Johnson Cemetery - located in Exeter Twp on Oakville-Waltz Rd. No longer used, last known burial in 1915.

50.   Keeney Cemetery

84.   King Cemetery aka Sackett Cemetery- most graves in this cemetery are on Find A Grave! Full transcription available.

93.   Lakeview Cemetery (aka Head-O-Lake Cemetery, Pleasantview Cemetery)

38.   Lambertville Cemetery

68.   LaSalle Township Cemetery

44.   Leib Cemetery Photos of markers in Leib are available here.  Full transcription available.

71.   Leidel-Hoffman Cemetery (See Blue Bush Cemetery, St. Joseph, London Cemetery)

20.   Leonard Cemetery

89.   Logan Cemetery

73.   London Township Cemetery - across Plank Road from London Vault Cemetery, next to the church

73.   London Vault Cemetery - on SW side of Plank Road across from the church.  See London Twp Cemetery in Find-A-Grave listings.

58.   Lulu Cemetery (aka Ida Twp Cemetery)  All known markers are photographed and on Find A Grave.  Transcription in process to be posted on website soon!

21.   Lutheran Home Cemetery aka Altenheim Cemetery

45.   Maple Grove Cemetery- located in Dundee Twp. ALL known burials are in Find A Grave.  Those without markers are from the twp burial permits.  Full transcription available.

61.   Maplewood Cemetery - all markers are on Find A Grave now, with photos.  New transcription available.

        Marble Park- technically in Washtenaw County, but many Milan Twp residents are buried there.  DAR reading (from 1930's) available on FamilySearch.org

        McCormick Cemetery- Located on Doty Road just south of Blue Bush Road in Exeter Twp.  Only one tombstone and 2 footstones were found when canvassed in 2000.  It is a private, inactive cemetery.

85.   McIntyre Cemetery also known as Sand Pit or Sand Hill, Blue Bush or Coppernoll Cemetery, located in Raisinville Twp.  Full transcription available.

101. Memorial Park (aka Kentucky Soldiers Park) (photos of most stones in cemetery)

        Monroe City Cemetery - was located where Grace Lutheran Church is now, 630 N. Monroe Street.  In Nov 1838 the land for this cemetery was purchased and grave sites were sold.  The bodies were disinterred around 1871 and moved to Woodland Cemetery.

22.   Monroe Potter's Field Cemetery  (See Potter's Field, County Infirmary) There are NO markers for anyone in this cemetery! 

23.   Monroe Township Cemetery

       Muehleisen Road Cemetery- Original cemetery of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Maybee.  Most of the remains were removed from this cemetery and moved to the new cemetery on Stone Road. Only about 5 graves remain here.

62.   Neriah Cemetery (aka Blouch Cemetery)

        Noble's Pond Cemetery- an abandoned cemetery located on the property of Legacy Golf Course.  Only 2 known burials there, Laura Sheldon & Cyrus Turis.

114. Northside Cemetery (aka Maybee Protestant)- across the street from St. Joseph Catholic in Maybee

46.   Oak Grove Cemetery (aka Oakwood Cemetery) located in Summerfield Twp, owned by Dundee Twp

105. Old Burial Ground (aka St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Old St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery)

110. Old Petersburg Cemetery (aka Wing Cemetery)

15.   Old Saint Charles Cemetery (aka Saint Charles Cemetery)

79.   Old St. Marys Cemetery (aka Cone Catholic Cemetery)

39.   Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ressurrection Cemetery (aka Ressurrection Cemetery)- Full transcription under Record Transcriptions (members)

93.   Pleasantview Cemetery (See Lakeview Cemetery, Head-O-Lake Cemetery)

90.   Pleasant View Cemetery  Full transcription available.

75.   Pool Townsend Cemetery (aka Raleighville Cemetery)

31.   Port Creek Evergreen Cemetery (aka Evergreen Cemetery)- 

32.   Potter Cemetery (aka Swan Creek Cemetery) formerly land locked cemetery, see Potter Cemetery page on left menu.

22.   Potter's Field (aka Monroe Potter's Field Cemetery, County Infirmary)

86.   Prince of Peace Church Cemetery (aka St. Matthews)

        Protestant Cemetery of the District of Erie - was located at the intersection of West Front and S. Monroe Streets.  Land donated by Samuel Egnew 16 Mar 1810 for the use as a burying ground.                 

87.   Rath Cemetery  - next to Prince of Peace Cemetery, originally owned by the Rath family.  Full transcription available.

75.   Raleighville Cemetery (See Pool Townsend Cemetery) 

58.   Red Maple Cemetery- Newest section of Lulu/Ida Twp Cem. (west of road into cemetery)

39.   Ressurrection Cemetery (aka Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ressurrection Cemetery)- Full transcription available.

77.   Rice Cemetery

63.   Richardson Cemetery - Full transcription available.  All markers on Find A Grave.

116. Riverside Cemetery- Located in S. Rockwood.  Full transcription in progress!

        Rose Cemetery- located along the bank of the River Raisin at the end of Vesey Street in Petersburg.   The graves were moved to Pleasantview Cemetery over 50 years ago.  

69.   Roselawn Memorial Park - Located in LaSalle Twp. Largest cemetery in county.  Search Roselawn:  Find a Loved One

        Rupert Cemetery- Located near Newburg and Briar Hill Roads on private property in Ash Twp.  No record of any burials has been found and in 2003 the cemetery was searched using a cadaver sniffing dog.  No remains were found.

91.   St. Alphonsus Cemetery located in Monroe County, but is associated with the Catholic Church in Deerfield

102. St. Antoine's Burial Ground

40.   St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery (Bedford Twp, on Erie Road between Douglas & Secor)- New transcription available

15.   St. Charles Cemetery- Full transcription available on GSMC website

70.   St. John's Catholic Cemetery (aka Cooney Irish Catholic Cemetery)

51.   St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery - Erie

103. St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery - Monroe, located on N. Monroe Street

64.   St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery  -Ida

71.   St. Joseph Cemetery (aka Blue Bush Cemetery, Leidel-Hoffman Cemetery)

115. St. Joseph Cemetery - Maybee- Full transcription available

105. St. Mary/Old St. Joseph/ Old Burying Ground on N. Monroe St. just south of the current St. Joseph Cemetery

86.   St. Matthews Cemetery- aka Prince of Peace (was St. Matthews until 1960 when the church merged with St. Marks in Ida)

34.   St. Patrick's Catholic #1 (this cemetery is in 3 sections, Cemetery # 1 is located in Exeter Twp on Exeter Road)- Full transcription available

34.   St. Patrick's Catholic #2 (this cemetery is in 3 sections, Cemetery # 2 is located in Ash Twp on the corner of Exeter & Stoney Creek Rds, aka Stoney Creek Cem) - Full transcription available

34.   St. Patrick's Catholic #3 (this cemetery is in 3 sections, Cemetery # 3 is located in Ash Twp on W. Labo Road and has the most recent burials)- Full transcription available

56.   St. Paul's Lutheran - on Stone Road in Maybee.  Full transcription available.

24.   St. Paul's Lutheran- in Monroe Twp (aka Zoar).  Listing of stones in this cemetery on Interment.com

53.   Sandy Hill Cemetery (aka Coppernoll Cemetery)

        Saum Road Cemetery-  Old Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery located in Raisinville Twp. Some markers from this cemetery were moved to Immanuel Cemetery after they were found in a farmer's field.  

78.   Spaulding Cemetery 

32.   Swan Creek Cemetery (See Potter Cemetery)

106. Trinity Lutheran Cemetery - full transcription of this cemetery available 

49.   Union Cemetery (aka Erie Union Cemetery)

42.   Van Auken Cemetery (See also Whiteford Union or Union Cemetery)

41.   Weeks Cemetery (located in Samaria- only 2 known burials, Sam and Sammy Weeks)

60.   West Ida Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery - All burials for this cemetery on Find A Grave thanks to Grace & Joy.  Church records available on our website under Record Transcriptions.

16.   White Cemetery (aka LaDuc or Old St. Charles, located on the east side of North Dixie Hwy near South Street in Section 7 of Berlin Twp)

96.   Whiteford Union Cemetery (aka Whiteford Cemetery) Lambertville, MI.  Transcription posted!

108. Woodland Cemetery (aka Woodland Historic or Grove Cemetery) Special thanks to Jane & Lo for the many corrections and memorials.  The City of Monroe website for locating graves in Woodland.    Map of Woodland  Map of Woodland from 1842

65.   Zion Lutheran Cemetery - in Ida

107. Zion Lutheran Cemetery- in Monroe

Land Records

  • Monroe County Deed Search- for records AFTER 1976
  • Index to deeds and deeds digitized on FamilySearch.  All books are digitized now!!  Note:  you must now log in to view records on FamilySearch!
  • Bureau of Land Office Records -live access to Federal land conveyance records for the Public Land States, including image access to more than five million Federal land title records issued between 1820 and the present.

Monroe County Twp and Range Numbers

Census Records

Miscellaneous Records

Genealogy Forms

New Member Info

Charts and forms to help new genealogists

Updated: May 23, 2026

Research Checklist

Updated: May 23, 2026

Historical & Genealogical Societies

Neighborhood Names

  • Alexandria- now part of Newport, a map found in Liber Z of Monroe County deed books, inside front cover, dated 1837
  • Athelone- now called Carleton
  • Azalia- located in Milan Twp
  • Bateman
  • Bauerle Corners
  • Belden
  • Bearinger's Corner- in Whiteford Twp
  • Berlin Village- Section 16 of Berlin Twp.  Map located in Liber 64 page 638.  Dated 1871.
  • Bombulvoir’s Corners – noted in a Monroe Commercial article as a place for marsh hunting, located in Erie Township, may be fictitious.
  • Brest- located in Frenchtown Twp along the shore of Lake Erie 
  • Briar Hill - Located on Briar Hill Road three miles southwest of Flat Rock. Founded in 1800 by William Walters.
  • Broadway – Ash Township near Carleton, exact location unknown
  • Bullockville - in Bedford Twp near Temperance.  May have become Vienna Rd.
  • Carleton- village in Ash Twp in Section 17
  • Clark City – located in Ash Township on Swan creek. John W. Clark built a stave mill here. Post Office opened in 1855.
  • Clark's Corners -a school in Newport area
  • Deland Corners-
  • Dundee- Located in sections, 13, 18, 19 & 24 in Dundee Twp
  • East Milan- now called Azalia, located in section 25 of Milan Twp
  • East Raisinville is a former settlement located in the eastern portion of the township along the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway.  A post office named "Atkinson" opened on May 22, 1829, and was renamed East Raisinville on January 20, 1838. The post office closed on November 24, 1868.
  • Egypt – Located near the corner of Hiser and Day Roads. Egypt School was here.
  • Emerson Corners - located in Frenchtown Twp. (maybe sections 14 & 15)
  • Federman- around section 32 of Dundee Twp
  • Four Corners- mentioned in 1923 Monroe Evening News
  • Frey's Corner- in Berlin Twp along N. Dixie Hwy (mentioned in 1954)
  • Friburgh – located near Milan.
  • Gayville- there was a Gayville school in section 17 of LaSalle Twp in the early 1900's.
  • Geneseo- NE1/4 of Section 19, T5S, R7E (London Twp) dated ca 1837
  • Gert - 2 miles north of 223 on Sylvania Rd. at the corner of School Rd.
  • Glendale- a subdivision west of Petersburg started in 1923
  • Grafton - in Ash Twp at Sigler & Grafton Roads
  • Grape - in Raisinville Twp, on N. Custer Road.  Hannah Atkinson was the first postmaster in 1887.
  • Hale's Corners- mentioned in Carleton Times in 1901
  • Hall School District
  • Hamlin -  in Raisinville Twp. A railroad station that was given a post office on 28 Mar 1862.  Office was transferred to Raisinville 2 Oct 1876.  
  • Harve- was located in Erie Twp near the present Morin Pt. area on the shores of Maumee Bay.  It began in 1835 and was flooded out in 1838 from high water from Lake Erie.
  • Hawthorn – a station on the Toledo & Ann Arbor RR in 1878.
  • Hicksville- located on Swan Creek in Section 23 in Ash Twp.  Map can be found in deeds, Liber V.
  • Huron Station -post office is Rockwood
  • Iott District- mentioned in Monroe Evening News May 1926
  • Kelley's Crossing -Lasalle
  • Kelly Road- mentioned in 1923 Monroe Evening News
  • Lambertville- located in Bedford Twp at intersection of Summerfield and Dean Roads
  • Laughlin Corners
  • Liberty Corners
  • Little Lake- a Bedford township village with a post office from 1873-1879, 4 miles west of Vienna
  • Logan Valley- located in Summerfield Twp
  • Lulu- located in Ida Twp at interesection of Douglas & Lulu Roads
  • Macon - located north of Dundee, near the Macon River, Dundee and Milan Roads
  • Maple Avenue
  • McBryan Road-
  • Maybee- located in southwest Exeter Twp, Sections 31 and 32.
  • Meyers- a post office located at boundary of sections 14 & 23 near the railroad tracks in Frenchtown Twp
  • Milwaukee-
  • Monroetown -meaning Monroe Twp
  • Mooreville &/or Tulanville -Milan
  • Morocco- John Griner was the first postmaster of this rural post office in Oct 1884 which operated until Oct 1906.
  • Morrin's Vicinity- South Erie
  • Newport- located in southwest part of Berlin Twp, Section 1 (Map in Liber R)
  • Oakville - section 3 of London Twp (from Liber P, folio 111)
  • Oldport
  • Palmer Corners- found in 1944 newspaper mention
  • Palmer District
  • Petersburg- located in Summerfield Twp, mainly in section 4.  Map in Liber T-U.
  • Port Creek- located in Ash Twp, near section 2
  • Port Lawrence- now part of Lucas County, OH.  Plat map in Liber O, folio 139 of Monroe County land records
  • Prentice – Post Office in 1873-1874.
  • Pumpkinhook - located near Dundee, off Dixon Road between M-50 and Alford Road
  • Rea- located in Sectin 9 of Dundee Twp
  • Reighley- section 20 London Twp from Liber Y, Page 388
  • Reeves Station – Located just south of Azalia/East Milan in section 25 of Milan Township
  • Samaria
  • Sand Pit -by McIntyre Cemetery
  • Sanfreeall – Erie Township
  • Scofield- located in Exeter Twp near intersection of Sumpter and Scofield Roads, Sections 27 & 28
  • Scrabble Hollow -a school in Frenchtown
  • Seeley District
  • Seola - A station on the Toledo & Ann Arbor RR located in Ida Township, 1878.
  • Smith's Siding- in Lucas County at intersection of Sylvania Metamora and Mitchaw Roads, about 1/2 mile south of state border
  • South Raisin
  • Steiner-a station on Pere Marquette Railroad in Frenchtown, founded in 1873
  • Strasburg- located in section 32 of Raisinville twp
  • Stony Creek Station- in Frenchtown Twp, Section 14 near Stony Creek & Mentel Roads
  • Taylor Town (from an 1817 map)
  • Vienna -Erie
  • Vistula- now part of Lucas County, OH
  • Walnut Street-
  • Warner – a station on the Lakeshore & Michigan Southern RR 1 mile north of Monroe in 1882.
  • West Zion -Dundee area
  • Whiteford - now Ottawa Lake, in Section 19 of Whiteford Twp
  • Whiteford Center- located in Whiteford Twp on Whiteford Center & Temperance Roads
  • Willits – a station on the Toledo & Ann Arbor RR in Bedford Township.
  • Wittkop's Crossing - located in Dundee Township, near the corners of sections 29-32 and the Ann 
    Arbor Railroad
  • Winchester - in LaSalle Twp.  Map can be found in the deeds, Liber V. 
  • Wood's Road - mentioned in 1923 Monroe Evening News
  • Yargerville- the former post office is located on the corner of Minx and Wood Roads on the border of LaSalle & Ida Twps.
  • Zion Corners

Township Offices

AshBedfordBerlin
DundeeErieExeter
FrenchtownIdaLaSalle
LondonMilanMonroe
RaisinvilleSummerfieldWhiteford