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Colorado Census NotesNew Mexico Territory was established in 1850 and included present day Colorado and Arizona. Colorado Territory was separated from New Mexico Territory in 1861 and from Arizona Territory in 1863. These facts are significant when searching genealogical & census records in these areas during these time periods. Federal Colorado census records begin in 1870 and continue every 10 years including census years: 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930. You may also find early Colorado residents in the 1850 and 1860 Federal census records for New Mexico. See 1790-1930 US Census Records at Ancestry. 1890 Colorado Federal Census records were destroyed by a 1921 warehouse fire including the Veterans and Widows schedules. See A Fire Destroyed the 1890 Census Soundex code indexes for Federal Colorado census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900 and 1920. Colorado state census records are known to exist for years: 1861, 1866 (partial) and 1885. See 1885 State Census of Colorado at Ancestry Colorado Census & Voters Lists Learn what questions were asked in each census year and where to find census records online. This section of Census Finder covers each census year from 1790-1930 and will give you clues and tips to help you learn to locate your ancestors quickly in census records.
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Colorado Census Records & Genealogy Recordsby Subscription 1727-1900 Marriages for Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon, & Washington Colorado Census and Voters Lists
Colorado Vital Records Colorado Dept of Health
Birth Records after 1910 are on file in the Dept. of Health above. Birth Records before 1910 are minimal and are on file with the County Registrars of each respective county. Death Records after 1900 are on file in the Dept. of Health above. Death Records before 1900 are minimal and are on file with the County Registrars of each respective county. Marriage records are on file with the Clerk of District Court in each respective county. A few exist as early as 1860 but in general, they were not kept until after 1881. Also See CO Maps Newspapers & Obituaries Ancestry Obituaries Search Engine
1815-1985 Historical Newspapers Colorado Genealogy Links: Colorado Family History Centers At Ancestry: |
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Colorado (Territory: 1861. Statehood 1876) Statewide Colorado Census Records OnlineColorado Census and Voters Lists 1860 Census of Colorado and Unorganized Territory 1870 Federal Census Index - Statewide 1870 Federal Census Index at familysearch.org 1870 Federal Census Images of Colorado Territory
1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search Data on the 1880 Statewide Federal Census1% Extraction 1900 Federal Census Images for Colorado 1904-1908 Ute Census of Navajo Springs Colorado Statewide Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records
Other CO Statewide Genealogy Records Used as Census Substitutes 1898 Colorado Volunteers for the Spanish American War Colorado Civil War Casualties - Statewide
CO Census Records Online by CountyLogan County (formed 1887 from Weld) No known census online. Submit a census link! Mesa County (formed 1883 from Gunnison) 1920-1934 Inheritance Tax Records Mineral County (formed 1892 from Hinsdale) Other Records Moffatt County (formed 1911 from Routt) Other Records Early Settlers of Williams Fork 1920-1943 Inheritance Tax Records 1940's Children of Veterans Card File Montezuma County (formed 1889 from La Plata) No known census online. Submit a census link! Montrose County (formed 1883 from Gunnison) Other Records 1915 Montrose High School Alumni 1937 Pea Green Junior High School Grads Morgan County (formed 1889 from Weld) 1920 Federal Census Extractions of Germans From Russia Other Records Mountain County (once held both small counties of Clear Creek & Gilpin) Otero County (formed 1889 from Bent) 1900, 1910 and 1920 Federal Census Indexes Other Records 1909-1910 City Directory of La Junta 1914 City Directory of La Junta 1914 City Directory of Manzanola 1914 City Directory of Rocky Ford 1914 City Directory of Other Small Towns (not listed above) 1914 La Junta High School List 1915 La Junta High School List 1916 La Junta High School List Ouray County (formed 1877 from Hinsdale & San Juan) Other Records WWI Draft Registrations Surnames A-K WWI Draft Registrations Surnames L-Z Park County (formed 1861 - Original County) Other Records WWI Civilian Draft Registrations Phillips County (formed 1889 from Logan) 1900 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-Hub 1900 Federal Census Index - Surnames Hube-Sti 1900 Federal Census Index - Surnames Ston-Zoll 1910 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-J 1910 Federal Census Index - Surnames K-Z 1910 Federal Census Records Transcription Pages 1A-5A 1910 Federal Census Records Transcription Pages 5B-8B 1910 Federal Census Records Transcription Pages 9A-11B 1910 Federal Census Records Transcription Pages 12A-15A
Other Records 1889 Southwestern Business Directory for McKenny 1911 Colorado Business Directory for Amherst 1911 Colorado Business Directory for Haxtun 1911 Colorado Business Directory for Holyoke 1911 Colorado Business Directory for Paoli Pitkin County (formed 1881 from Gunnison) Other Records 1938-1956 Inheritance Tax Records Platte County (formed 1872 from Weld. In 1874 county dissolved and returned to Weld County.) See Weld County Prowers County (formed 1889 from Bent) No known census online. Submit a census link! Pueblo County 1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1920 Federal Census of Lincoln Home for Aged and Children 1930 Federal Census Records Index and Transcription
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