Lac qui Parle County

First Blacksmith Shop, Nassau, MN, 1894 – Courtesy of MN Historical Society

Locations where Poles settled in Lac Qui Parle County include:

Towns: Nassau
Unincorporated Communities: Rosen

County-Wide Resources


Vital Records and Land Records

The Lac qui Parle County Recorder’s Office maintains birth, marriage, death and land records. 

Historical Society and Public Library

Public libraries and historical societies have valuable genealogy-related resources, including local historical books, photos, articles and other documents.

U.S. Bureau of Land Management

The U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Land Management has General Land Office Records where you can pick the state and county, then type a surname. If an ancestor purchased land, you will likely be able to see the document and details about the land and purchase.

General Genealogy Links

The following are websites with general resources and genealogy information about Lac qui Parle County:

Books

titleAuthor
The Churches of Lac qui Parle County – Inspiration Through the Lensby Lac qui Parle Historical Society
(Photography by Kelly Lund), 2018
Prairie Chronicles: A History of Lac Qui Parle County, Minnesotaby Micki Buer, 1995
Lac qui Parle County – 150 Years of History by Jon Willand
(Purchase through the Lac Qui Parle County Historical Society)
Set in Stone – 84 individual stories of pioneersby Lac qui Parle Historical Society

Maps

The 1916 plat map is helpful in showing who owned the land that year. Click on the area you are interested in until you get to the detail level with names.


Rosen

PGS-MN Newsletter Articles

(You will need to scroll down to the page indicated to find the article within the newsletter link)

newsletterTItle/Authorpage
Spring 1999Rosen Pioneers Remembered
by Gloria Kolten
4
Summer 1999More on Flötenstein/Koczała!
by Paul Kulas
14

Nassau

General Genealogy Links

The following are websites with general resources and genealogy information about Nassau: