To search through them, the patron must know a case number, or know when the case was filed. The judgement and order books provide the name of the defendant and plaintiff, a summary of the case, and the final decision of the judge. The equity cases are arranged in rough chronological order, and provide the name of the defendant and plaintiff, a brief synopsis of the summonses, and the final judgement of the judge. The docket books are arranged by docket number, and provides the name of the defendant and plaintiff, nature of the action, dates of proceedings, and volume and page numbers in the minute books and judgement and order books. Finding aid available in the Archives.
Index is arranged alphabetically by surname.
Finding aid available in the Archives. Criminal minute books, 1957-1970. Sheboygan Series 11 Contains a brief outline of all criminal actions taken, including charges, jurors, witnesses, exhibits, verdicts, and sentences. Arranged by date of trial. Criminal record books, 1898-1955.