Noble County

Noble County was created in 1835 from Allen, Elkhart, and Lagrange Counties.  It is located in northeastern Indiana.  The county seat is Albion.

The Noble County courthouse burned in 1843 with no loss of records and in 1859, resulting in the loss of all records in the clerk’s office except deeds filed after 1836.

Selected Holdings at the Indiana State Library

The following list is not complete.  Further resources may be found by searching the Indiana State Library online catalog.

Print Materials from the Genealogy Division

Immigration

Naturalization Records, 1859-1933
ISLG 977.201 N747r

Land Records

1849 Noble County Land Owners
ISLG 977.201 N747cL

Marriage Records

Marriage Records, 1830-1930
ISLG 977.201 N747sh v. 1

Marriage Records, 1859-1875
ISLG 977.201 N747dm

Marriage Records, 1859-1899
ISLG 977.201 N747sL

Marriage Records, 1900-1925
ISLG 977.201 N747g

Wills and Probates

Will Abstracts, 1859-1894
ISLG 977.201 N747s

Other Library Materials

• County Records on Microfilm
• Newspapers on Microfilm
• County Histories
• City Directories
• County Maps

Online Resources

Cemeteries and Obituaries

• Cemeteries

Military

• Military Data
• Military Information

Locating Original Records

• Noble County Clerk of Court: marriage, divorce, and court records
• Noble County Health Department: birth and death records

For Further Research

• Noble County Historical Society
• Noble County Public Library Genealogy Department
• Stone's Trace Historical Society

GEN SF 10-22-2024