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Montana Census NotesThe first Federal Montana Census Records were enumerated in 1870 and a census was taken every ten years thereafter: 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. See 1790-1930 US Census Records at Ancestry. 1890 Federal Montana Census Records were completely destroyed by a 1921 warehouse fire, however, the 1890 Veterans and Widows census schedules did survive and they are often used as a census substitute. See A Fire Destroyed the 1890 Census. Soundex code (phonetic indexes) for the Montana Federal censuses are available for the following census years: 1880, 1900, and 1920. There are not very many Montana census records available online. This is partly due to the fact that statehood was not until 1889. Another significant factor is there were not many Montana counties formed until the late 1900s. It is important to look at the county formation dates so you will know where to search for Montana census records during earlier time periods. Montana State Census Records? Although some states took their own censuses, there are not any known existing Montana state census records. Note when searching the 1910 census for future residents of Wibaux County: Most of the future Wibaux County residents were enumerated in the Wibaux School District of Dawson County but there are some in Southern Wibaux County who were enumerated in the Carlyle School District of Custer County. 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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Montana Census Records & Genealogy Recordsby Subscription 1890 Census -Veterans Schedules
Montana Vital Records Montana Dept. of Public Health P. O. Box 4210 Also See Maps Newspapers & Obituaries 1815-1985 Historical Newspapers Montana Genealogy Links Klondike Pioneers From Montana Montana Family History Centers Montana Census Project at USGenWeb Native American Research Montana at Ancestry: 1870-1940 Montana Census Records Montana History Books Online
* 1899 Montana Pioneer Society Book Index * Index to 1921 "Montana Its Story and Biography:" 3 Volumes. * Homestead Shacks Over Buffalo Tracks US Census Records Mortality Schedules Free Search FREE Genealogy Tools
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Montana (Territory: 1864. Statehood: 1889. ) Statewide Montana Census Records Online1870-1940 Montana Census Records at Ancestry 1870 Federal Census Images of Montana Territory 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Index of Montana - Statewide 1880 Federal Census of Montana - Statewide 1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search 1883 Census of Pensioners in Montana Territory 1890 Veterans Schedules at Ancestry 1897-1898 Census of the Blackfeet, Montana at Ancestry 1930 Federal Census Index for Montana First Families and Early Settlers of Montana Montana Census & Voter Lists at Ancestry Montana State Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records
MT Census Records Online by CountyLake County (formed 1923 from Flathead & Missoula) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically 1933 Polson High School Annual Data
Lewis & Clark County (formed 1865 - Original county)
1880 Federal Census Index of ED 19 1880 Federal Census Records of ED 19 Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically
Liberty County (formed 1920 from Chouteau & Hill) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically
Lincoln County (formed 1909 from Flathead) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically 1947-1961 Eureka High School Year Books
Madison County (formed 1865 - Original county) 1870 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-J 1870 Federal Census Index - Surnames K-Z Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically
McCone County (formed 1919 from Dawson & Richland) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically
Meagher County (formed 1867 - Original county) 1880 Federal Census Records (partial) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically WWI Draft Registrations - Files arranged alphabetically
Mineral County (formed 1914 from Missoula) Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically WWI Draft Registrations - Files arranged alphabetically Death Records - Files arranged alphabetically
Missoula County (formed 1865 - Original county) 1920 Federal Census Index (partial) 1920 Federal Census Records (partial - Use with above index) 1920 Federal Census Pages 1A-3A 1920 Federal Census Pages 3B-5B 1920 Federal Census Pages 6A-8A 1920 Federal Census Extraction of Germans From Russia Other Records Early Pioneers from Book - Society of Montana Pioneers Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically 1878 Western Fair Pamphlet Names List 1921-1950 School Yearbook Indexes
Musselshell County (formed 1911 from Fergus & Yellowstone) 1920 Federal Census Extraction of Germans From Russia Other Records Early Land Records - Files arranged alphabetically
Park County (formed 1887 from Gallatin)
Petroleum County (formed 1924 from Fergus & Garfield) Other Records 1919-1989 Winnett High School Graduates
Phillips County (formed 1915 from Valley)
Pondera County (formed 1919 from Chouteau)
Powder River County (formed 1919 from Custer)
Powell County (formed 1901 from Missoula)
Prairie County (formed 1915 from Custer)
Ravalli County (formed 1893 from Missoula)
Richland County (formed 1914 from Dawson)
Roosevelt County (formed 1919 from Richland & Valley) 1920 Federal Census Extraction of Germans From Russia
Rosebud County (formed 1901 from Custer) 1910 Federal Census guide to Echetah District No 6 Other Records 1902-1904 School Pupils of Decker
Sanders County (formed 1905 from Missoula)
Sheridan County (formed 1913 from Custer)
Silver Bow County (formed 1881 from Deer Lodge) 1910 Federal Census Records (partial) Stillwater County (formed from Carbon, Sweet Grass & Yellowstone) 1930 Federal Census Records with Index (partial) Sweet Grass County (formed 1895 from Meagher, Park & Yellowstone) 1900 Federal Census Records Search Other Records 1951-1959 High School Graduates 1958-1962 Residents who passed away in the Stillwater Nursing Home
Teton County (formed 1893 from Chouteau) 1870 Federal Census - partial extracts 1880 Federal Census - partial extracts 1900 Federal Census - partial extracts 1900 Federal Census of St. Mary's Twp 1900 Federal Census guide to Holy Family Mission, Blackfeet Reservation 1910 Federal Census guide to Holy Family Mission, Blackfeet Reservation Other Records Toole County (formed 1914 from Teton)
Treasure County (formed 1918 from Rosebud)
Valley County (formed 1893 from Dawson) 1910 Federal Census Extraction of Germans From Russia
Wheatland County (formed 1917 from Meagher & Sweet Grass) Other Records 1972 History Book Index - Yesteryears & Pioneers
Wibaux County (formed 1914 from Dawson) Other Records WWI Draft Registrations - Files arranged alphabetically
Yellowstone County (formed 1883 from Carbon, Custer, Gallatin & Meagher) 1920 Federal Census Extraction of Germans From Russia Other Records Yellowstone County Germans From Russia 1894 City Directory of Billings
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