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USGenWeb Free Census Project Help, Various sources of the census records - Free & Inexpensive Sources

ONLINE CENSUS IMAGES

United States Online Census Images

The record of the population census from 1790 to 1930. Scanned from microfilm from the collections of the Allen County Public Library and originally from the United States National Archives Record Administration.

LDS FAMILY HISTORY CENTERS

For most people, this is one of the most inexpensive routes to go. Most LDS Family History Centers have a selection of microfilms in stock, and almost any other film you might need is available from Salt Lake City. The cost for films borrowed from Salt Lake City is usually around $3 for a month's use (in the FHC). There is no charge for in-stock films. Check your local phone book under "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" for your local Family History Center.

GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES & PUBLIC LIBRARIES

These sources are usually free or very inexpensive. Chances are their selection is limited in locale, but it is certainly worth checking in to. Public Libraries are often able to get films through inter-library loans for little or no cost.

Return to Various sources of the census records.

 

When transcribing the census, MAKE A BACKUP COPY!

Census Project since 1997

A Gift of the Past for the Future! Started in February, 1997, The USGenWeb Free Census Project is an all-volunteer project to transcribe census records in a standard format in order to make them available to genealogical researchers on the Internet.

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