Genealogy Update

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9 May 2004 - 15 May 2004

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1818 Illinois State Census - Updated 14 May 2004
This is the 1818 state census for Illinois, listed alphabetically. Latest update has added Crawford County.

Arizona World War II Casualty Lists - Added 14 May 2004
Honor List of Navy, Marines, and Nurses during World War 2. Now Searchable.

Alabama World War II Casualty Lists - Added 12 May 2004
Honor List of Navy, Marines, and Nurses during World War 2. Now Searchable.

Baldwin County, Georgia - Marriage Records 1826-1850 - Added 10 May 2004
This book contains 1353 marriage records for Baldwin County, Georgia, broken down by year of marriage.

Coweta County, Georgia - Marriage Records 1826-1850 - Added 9 May 2004
This book contains 945 marriage records for Coweta County, Georgia, broken down by year of marriage.

Indian Agency System
Indian affairs are conducted under the administrative bureau in Washington by local Indian agents. This agency system was gradually developed to meet the various exigencies arising from the rapid displacement of Indian tribes by white settlers.

Surname Guide

Smith Genealogy - Added 12 May 2004
Based on: Genealogy of William Smith, of Peterborough, N. H.; Keene, Printed By Horatio Kimball, 1852.

Native American Nations

Handbook of American Indians
The Handbook of American Indians provide many items about Indian Chiefs and leaders of tribes and nations. We have included a link to all of them here.

Miscellaneous Websites

• Boston, Massachusetts Vital Records
• Aberdeen, Scotland 1820 Trade Directory
• Campbell Cemetery, Izard County, Arkansas (near Guion)
• Bolton High School Class of 1953, Rapides Parish, Alexandria, Louisiana
• Goff-Carter-Cemetery, Wade, Jackson, Mississippi
• 1963 Faculty and Employees, Rider High School, Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas

Membership Required Websites

New England Historical and Genealogical Society

Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850

New Additions:
Halifax, Malden, Medford, Mendon, and Sudbury

Vital Records of Dover, Vermont

"Dover, Windham County, Vermont, was originally part of Wardsborough (later spelled Wardsboro) but, due to the rugged terrain, it was difficult for residents to travel between the two settlements for administrative meetings. Thus, of geographic necessity, the area was divided into two quasi-independent towns which were designated the 'North' and 'South' districts. In 1812 the town was officially separated from Wardsborough, North District and was renamed Dover."

Cemetery Transcriptions from the NEHGS Manuscript Collections

Added This Week
Transcription of New North Pembroke Cemetery, North Pembroke, New Hampshire

Ancestry

• California
  • San Francisco Passenger Lists, 1893-1953
• Connecticut
  • Danbury and Bethel, Connecticut City Directory, 1948
• Colorado
  • Arkansas Valley, Colorado History
• Indiana
  • Hammond Times (Hammond, Indiana)
  • Times (Hammond, Indiana)
• Iowa
  • Butler and Bremer Counties, Iowa History
• Maine
  • Calais, Eastport, and Lubec, Maine City Directory, 1935
  • Casco Bay, Maine City Directory, 1920-1922
  • Eastport, Maine City Directory, 1901-1902
  • Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine)
  • Portland Area, Maine City Directory, 1930
• Massachusetts
  • Ashburnham, Massachusetts History
• Missouri
  • Missouri Biographical Dictionary
• Nebraska
  • Western Nebraska History and Biography
• England
  • Furness Fells, England: Colton Parish Church Registers, 1623-1812
  • Leicester, England History, 1876
  • Bensington Manor History
• Scotland
  • History of the Ancient Province of Ross, Scotland

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