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Sangamon County Circuit Clerk
Anthony P Libri C.G.F.M.

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Sangamon County Circuit Clerk Anthony P Libri

 

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Sangamon County Courts Complex
200 South Ninth Street


Mailing Address

Sangamon County Circuit Clerk
P.O. Box 1299
Springfield, IL 62705-1299

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Wilhelmina Gunther, Executive Director of the Illinois Assistive Technology Program commented, "I'm excited to see that the Sangamon County Circuit Clerk's office, a local governmental entity, has stepped up to meet people's needs by adding BrowseAloud to their site. Hopefully others will follow in their footsteps."

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Technology is an excellent way for municipal, county, state and federal government to facilitate full participation for people with disabilities, but is often overlooked.  I’ve tested the browsealoud feature on the Sangamon County Circuit Clerk’s website and found it to be an excellent accessibility tool.  Other bodies of government should follow the example of Tony Libri, and utilize such technology to make their websites more accessible for their constituents. 

Ruth Burgess Thompson
Executive Director, Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities in Illinois

 

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Sangamon County Circuit Clerk History

 

1   Charles R. Matheny 1821 - 1835   14 years
2   William Butler 1836 - 1841   5 years
3   John C. Calhoun 1842 - 1847   5 years
4   Benjamin Talbott 1848 - 1852   4 years
5   James H. Matheny 1852 - 1856   4 years
6   Presco Wright 1856 - 1860   4 years
7   Stephen S. Whitehurst 1860 - 1864   4 years
8   Charles H. Lanphier 1864 - 1872   8 years
9   James A. Winston 1872 - 1880   8 years
10   Edward R. Roberts 1880 - 1888   8 years
11   Ed Cahill 1889 - 1897   8 years
12   E. Dow Matheny 1898 - 1901   3 years
13   J. L. Bliss (pro tem) 1902 - 1903   1 year
14   Samuel T. Jones 1904 - 1912   8 years
15   J. H. Drennan 1913 - 1916   3 years
16   Charles L. Koehn 1917 - 1924   7 years
17   Robert G. Moore 1925 - 1932   7 years
18   Edgar L. Crane 1933 - 1941   8 years
19   Harry H. Mason 1942 - 1943   1 year
20   J. Harry Happer 1944 - 1956   12 years
21   Joseph P. Knox 1957 - 1966   9 years
22   Dwight H. O'Keefe Jr. 1970 - 1972   2 years
23   Edward W. Ryan 1973 - 1980   7 years
24   Karen Hasara 1981 - 1986   6 years
25   Candice Trees 1988 - 1992   4 years
26   Carl D. Oblinger 1993 - 1996   3 years
27   Tony Libri 1997 - Present    

 



Sangamon County 1821 when you run your mouse over the image it will show Sangamon County today

 

 

Other History of Interest

The Story of the Sangamon County Court House - by H.D. Giger - April 29, 1901

Colonel Edmund Dick Taylor "The Originator of Greenback Currency" Excerpted from The National Magazine A Journal Devoted to American History Volume 16 written by Howard Louis Conard.  Published for April through November 1892 New York, The National History Company, 132 Nassau Street.

The Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln - This link provides insight to his law practice and the ability to search documents.

Probate Records - from 1821 to 1906 held with the Illinois Secretary of State Archives IRAD System.