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Minnesota Census Notes Even though there were settlers in what today is called Minnesota by the year 1820, census records are scarce for people who lived in this area of the northwest territory. In 1830 & 1840, some of the people living in this part of the territory, were enumerated by Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa census takers. It is a good idea to check those states if you find yourself at a dead end. In particular, there were many enumerated in St. Croix County, WI and Clayton County, IA. The first official MN census ordered by the U.S. Government, is the 1849 Minnesota Territorial Census. Minnesota Federal Census records begin with the 1850 Territorial Census. Another census was taken in 1857 just prior to statehood. After that, federal censuses for Minnesota were conducted every 10 years: 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. The 1890 Minnesota Federal Census Records were destroyed by fire with the exception of Rockford Precinct of Wright County. The 1890 Veterans and Widows schedules did survive the fire and can be used as a census substitute. Soundex code (phonetic indexes) for Minnesota Federal census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900 and 1920. Minnesota State Census Records are available for years 1853, 1855, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895 and 1905. 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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Minnesota Census Records & Genealogy Recordsby Subscription 1890 Census -Veterans Schedules
Minnesota Vital Statistics Office of the State Registrar 717 Delaware Street, SE P.O. Box 9441 Minneapolis, MN 55440 Phone: (612) 676-5121 Minnesota Birth Certificate Index Birth index includes years 1900 - 1919. Minnesota Death Certificate Index Death index includes 1904-1907 death cards and 1908-2001 death certificates. Note: All marriage records are held by the Clerks of the District Court. Also See: Maps MN Newspapers & Obituaries Minnesota Newspaper Obituaries 1815-1985 Historical Newspapers Minnesota Genealogy Links Minnesota Naturalization Records Database Minnesota USGenWeb Census Project Minnesota USGenWeb County Pages Minnesota History Books 1918 History of Clay and Norman Counties Quick Census Search
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Minnesota (Territory 1849. Statehood: 1858) Statewide Minnesota Census Records Online: 1835-1890 Minnesota Census at Ancestry 1849 Minnesota Territorial Census Records 1850 Territorial Census Index linked to Census Images 1850 Federal Census Images - Statewide 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search 1930 Federal Census - Crews and Vessels Schedules for Minnesota Minnesota State Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records Jackson County (formed 1857 from unorganized territory) Other Records Biographies of Early Residents from various historical sources Kanabec County (formed 1858 from Pine) 1870 Federal Census of Brunswick 1890 Federal Census Veterans Schedule Other Records Kandiyohi County (formed 1858 from Meeker) 1910 Federal Census Index at USGenWeb (partial) 1910 Federal Census Transcription at USGenWeb (partial) 1900 Federal Census Transcription - Pages 145B-148A 1900 Federal Census Transcription - Pages 148B-151A 1900 Federal Census Transcription - Pages 151B-152B Other Records Early Settlers in Arctander Township Early Settlers in Burbank Township Kittson County (formed 1862 from unorg. territory. Previously Pembina) 1890 Federal Census Transcription - Veterans and Widows Schedules Koochiching County (formed 1906 from Itasca)
Other Records 1945 Plat Book for Littlefork Ranger Station Lac Qui Parle County (formed 1871 from Brown & Redwood) 1880 Federal Census Records for Baxter Twp. 1880 Federal Census Records for Camp Release Twp. 1880 Federal Census Records Lac qui Parle Twp. 1880 Federal Census Records for Village of Lac qui Parle Twp. Other Records 1870-1940 Vital Records for Yellowbank Twp. 1907 School Class of Cerro Gordo Lake County (formed 1856. Previously Doty) 1900 Federal Census of Fall Lake Lake of the Woods County (formed 1922 from Beltrami) 1930 Federal Census Index (partial) 1930 Federal Census Transcription (partial) Le Sueur County (formed 1853 from unorganized territory) 1857 Territorial Census Records 1860 Federal Census Records (partial) 1865 State Census Records (partial) 1875 State Census Records (partial) Other Records 1867 Early Settlers of St. John's Parish at Union Hill Plat Map Entries for Belle Plaine Twp. Lincoln County (formed 1866 from Lyon) Other Records Icelanders who settled in Limestone, MN Lyon County (formed1868 from Redwood) Other Records 1887-1997 St. Pauls Lutheran Church Records Mahnomen County (formed 1906 from Becker & Norman) White Earth Indian Reservation No known census online for this county. Submit a census link. Mankahta County (formation unknown. Discontinued after 1850) 1850 Federal Census Transcription 1850 Federal Census Index with Transcription at USGenWeb Census Project Manomin County Formed 1857 from Ramsey and was annexed to Anoka County in 1870, abolishing Manomin County. Many people are confusing this with Mahnomen County. The two are not related in any way. Manomin County was actually the land encompassed by the boundaries of the townships of Fridley and Columbia Heights, Minnesota. By an act of the Legislative Assembly, passed on the 23, May 1857, Anoka Co. was organized with the same boundaries as today with the exception of the southeastern tip of the County. The organization at that time did not include the Twp. of Fridley which was organized the same day as Manomin (or Mahnomen as it was also spelled) County. Manomin county contained the exact lines of the former Twp. of Fridley including Columbia Heights and was organized through an error, intentional or otherwise. On the 12, April 1870, a petition, signed by a majority of voters of Manomin Co., for admission as a township, was presented to the County Commissioners of Anoka County, was granted. This information is courtesy of "History of Anoka County" copyright 1905. Marshall County (formed 1879 from Kittson) Other Records 1902 Plat Map Transcription for Holt Twp. 1909 Plat Maps for Marshall County 1909 Plat Map Transcription for Holt Twp. Martin County (formed 1857 from Brown & Faribault) Other Records Civil War Solders from Martin County WWI Solders from Martin County McLeod County (formed 1856 from Carver) 1860 Census Information taken from a 1917 History Book 1865 State Census of Civil War Veterans 1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records 1901 McLeod County Members of Minnesota Territorial Pioneers 1928 Students of Glencoe High School 1937 Students of Stevens Seminary - Glencoe High School
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