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1890 U. S. Census: Up in Smoke, Doused in Water
Let’s visit the U. S. Census again; this time the tragic story of the 1890 census. Continue reading
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United States Census: 1790 History and Instructions
Census records are so important to your research. Learn the history behind the first U. S. Population Census of 1790. Continue reading
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What is “Reclaim The Records”?….and why you need to follow them.
What is Reclaim The Records?…and why you need to follow them. Continue reading
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Treasure Trove of FREE Records: InternetArchive.org
InternetArchive.org – Treasure Trove of Free Information! Continue reading
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The National Archives: Microfilm Digitizing Partners
The National Archives: Microfilm Indexing Partners List Continue reading
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MORE TIPS: Get more for your money! Those Darn “Alternate” FACTS!!
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Tips for Federal U. S. Census Records
Tips for US Census Records. Continue reading