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Vermont Census Notes:
The 1790 Federal
Vermont Census was actually taken in 1791 when Vermont became a state. This can be confusing as an individual may be enumerated
in the 1791 Vermont census but may have been enumerated in another state in 1790. Beware of this
common pitfall.
Federal Vermont census records are extant for census years 1790,
1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920
and 1930.
1890 Federal
Vermont census records were totally lost in a warehouse fire.
 Vermont Records
ON CD ROM
1607-1789 Census Index, Colonial America
1850 ME, NH, & VT Census Records
1850-1880 U.S. Mortality Index
1900 Census is Online
Family Tree Maker Software
Vermont Vital Records:
Records as early as 1760, including
births, deaths, and marriages are on file at:
Division of Public Records
Drawer 33 R011102
Montpelier, Vermont 05633-7601
Phone: (802) 828-3286
*Download order forms.
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Birth Records Online!
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Birth, death and marriage
records during the past 5 years are on file at:
Vermont Dept. of Health
Vital Records Section
P.O. Box 70
108 Cherry Street
Burlington, VT 05402
Phone: (802) 863-7275
Very early town records are on file in
each town with the town clerks and most have been microfilmed or printed
for researchers.
Also See:
Vermont
Marriage Records
VT Maps:
Vermont County Map
Historic Vermont Maps
Newspapers & Obituaries
Vermont Newspaper Obituaries
1815-1985 Historical Newspapers
Search Historical Newspapers
Related Links:
Quaker Electronic Archives
RootsWeb Search Engine
State Archives Links
Vermont Census Records Project
Vermont-L Genealogy Site
Vermont
Genealogy Societies
Vermont GenWeb Project
Vermont
Historic Museums
Vermont in The Civil War
Vermont USGenWeb Archives
Online Books
*1886
History of Addison County
*Gazetteer
of Vermont Places
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