St. Clair County, MI Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce Records

St. Clair County vital recordsWhile many counties in Michigan were renamed by early 19th century scholar and explorer, Henry Schoolcraft, Schoolcraft County is the only one named for him, rather than by him. The county is one of the largest in the state as far as actual land area, but, like many of the counties in the northern half of Michigan, has a fairly small population. The County Clerk's office is also small, limited to two vital records researchers simultaneously, and is open during normal business hours. To schedule an appointment, individuals can email or call the office. All records listed with the County Clerk begin in 1870, except for divorce records, which don't have a specific start year and instead begin in the late 1800s, in general. Only birth certificates older than 110 years are open to the public, and certificates younger than 110 years are restricted to the family of the registrar.

St. Clair County Recorder Office - Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records


Schoolcraft County
300 Walnut St, Rm 164
Manistique, MI 49854
Hours of Operation: 8AM-4PM EST
Website
Phone: 906-341-3618
Fax: 906-341-5680
Real Estate: 906-341-3618
Assessor: 906-341-3677
Treasurer: 906-341-3622
Elections: 906-341-3618
Vital Records: 906-341-3618
Recording Officer: County Register of Deeds
Assessor Fax: 906-341-0282
Assessor Website

St. Clair County Marriage & Divorce Records - County Courts


Category: Courts
St. Clair County Government - Friend Of The Court
201 McMorran Boulevard
Port Huron, MI 48060
Phone: (810)985-2285

Schoolcraft County Birth & Death Records

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