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Texas Census Notes
Federal Texas census records are available to the public for census years: 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930. See 1790-1930 US Census Records at Ancestry.
Confusing 1850 census data for Navarro County, Texas: If you are conducting research in Ellis, Tarrant, Navarro, Hill and Johnson Counties 1850 census records, Read this.
1890 Federal Texas Census Schedules were destroyed by
a 1921 warehouse fire with the exception of very small fragments of Ellis
County, Hood County, Rusk County and Kaufman County. See 1890 Federal Census Fragments at Ancestry.
1890 Texas Veteran and Widows Census Schedules survived the fire
and are often used as a census substitute. See
1890 Veterans Schedules at Ancestry. Greer County, Texas became Greer County, Oklahoma.
There were boundary disputes and the boundary lines kept changing. Special
boundary research is required for this area. See
Texas State Census Records: The state of Texas did not take any state censuses. There were censuses taken under the Spanish and Mexican governments. Some of these may be found in "Residents of Texas 1782-1836" and "The First Census of Texas 1829-1836". See 1732-1836 Residents of Texas.
Texas County Tax Lists may prove helpful in locating ancestors in early Texas. Many of the early tax record indexes are included in the Texas census 1820-1890 at Ancestry.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics P. O. Box 12040 Austin, TX 78711-2040 Phone: (512) 458-7111
They have birth and death records on file from 1903 to present.
Marriage records are available from the county clerks offices of each individual county.
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Texas Statewide Census Records Online
1846 Texas Poll List at Ancestry
1820-1890 Texas Census Records at Ancestry
1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index
1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Images
1850 Federal Census Slave Schedules Index
1850 Federal Census Slave Schedule Images
1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search
Postmasters of Texas - Statewide
Texas Statewide Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records
TX Census Records Online by County
Anderson County (formed 1846 from Houston)
Other Records
Andrews County (formed 1875 from Bexar)
Other Records
Angelina County (formed 1846 from Nacogdoches)
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
1910 Federal Census ED 4, Page 129A - 132A
1910 Federal Census ED 4, Page 132B - 135B
1910 Federal Census ED 4, Page 136A - 138B
Other Records
Aransas County (formed 1871 from Refugio)
Other Records
Archer County (formed 1858 from Fannin)
Other Records
Armstrong County (formed 1876 from Bexar)
Other Records
Atascosa County (formed 1856 from Bexar)
1870 Federal Census Index with Transcription
1870 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
Austin County (formed 1837 from Old Mexican Municipality)
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
Bailey County (formed 1876 from Bexar)
Other Records
Bandera County (formed 1856 from Bexar & Uvalde)
Other Records
Pioneer History of Bandera County
Bastrop County (formed 1836 from Old Mexican Municipality)
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
Another 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
1880 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
1918 Scholastic Census Records
1939 Telephone Directory of Elgin
1952 Telephone Directory of Bastrop
1952 Telephone Directory of Smithville
Baylor County (formed 1858 from Fannin).
1880 Federal Census Records Transcription
1900 Federal Census Records Transcription
1910 Federal Census Records Transcription
1920 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
1945 Telephone Directory for Seymour
Bee County (formed 1857 from Goliad, Live Oak, Refugio & San Patirico)
Other Records
Bell County (formed 1850 from Milam)
Other Records
1886-1915 Belton High School Graduates
Bexar County (formed 1836 from Old 1718 Mexican Municipality)
1900 Federal Census of The San Antonio State Hospital
1930 Federal Census of St. Peters Orphanage at San Antonio
1930 Federal Census of Ursuline Convent & Academy in San Antonio
Other Records
Blanco County (formed 1858 from Burnet, Comal, Gillespie & Hays)
1870 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
Borden County (formed 1876 from Bexar)
Other Records
Bosque County (formed 1854 from McLennan & Milam District)
Other Records
Bowie County (formed 1840 from Red River)
1850 Federal Census Index by SK Publications
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
1850 Federal Census Index Surnames A-L
1850 Federal Census Index Surnames M-Z
Other Records
Brazoria County (formed 1836 from Old Mexican Municipality)
1850 Federal Census Index by SK Publications
Other Records
Brazos County (formed 1841 from Robertson & Washington)
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
1910 Federal Census of Bryan Rescue Home
1920 Federal Census of Bryan Colored Home
1930 Federal Census of Negro Baptist Orphans Home at Bryan
Other Records
1865-1875 African American Land Owners
Brewster County (formed 1887 from Presidio)
1900 Federal Census Precinct 1 at Big Bend Genealogical Society
1900 Federal Census Marathon Area at Big Bend Genealogical Society
1900 Federal Census Precinct 4 at Big Bend Genealogical Society
1900 Federal Census Precinct 1 (will have to scroll to see)
1900 Federal Census Marathon Area (will have to scroll to see)
1900 Federal Census Precinct 4 (will have to scroll to see)
1910 Federal Census Precinct 1
1910 Federal Census Precinct 2
1910 Federal Census Precinct 3
1910 Federal Census Index - Alphabetical Order
1910 Federal Census Index - Original Order
1920 Federal Census Precinct 1
1920 Federal Census Precinct 2 & 4
1920 Federal Census Precinct 3
Other Records
Early Settlers of Murphyville - Alpine
Briscoe County (formed 1876 from Bexar)
Other Records
Brooks County (formed 1911 from Hidalgo, Starr & Zapata)
Other Records
Brown County (formed 1856 from Comanche & Travis)
1860 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
Buchanan County (changed to Stephens in 1861)
Burleson County (formed 1846 from Milam & Washington)
1850 Federal Census Index by SK Publications
1850 Federal Census Index at Burleson County TX GenWeb
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription
1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
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1860 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule Index
1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
1890 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
Other Records
Burnet County (formed 1852 from Bell, Travis & Williamson)
1860 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
1870 Federal Census Records Transcription
Other Records
1895 Business Owners in Burnet County
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