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New Mexico Census Notes Federal New Mexico census records are extant for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1885, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. The 1890 Federal New Mexico Census schedules were lost in a fire, however the 1890 Veterans and Widows schedules did survive the fire. Soundex code (phonetic indexes) for New Mexico Federal census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900, and 1920. New Mexico Territory was established in 1850 and included present day Colorado and Arizona. Colorado Territory was separated from New Mexico Territory in 1861 and Arizona Territory in 1863. Arizona is included in the 1860 Federal Census of New Mexico as Arizona County. Learn what questions were asked in each census year and where to find census records online. This new 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.
ON CD ROM Census 1850 New Mexico Census Records 1890 Census -Veterans Schedules Genealogy Software
New Mexico Vital Records: New Mexico Vital Records and Health Statistics. P.O. Box 26110 1105 St. Francis Dr. Birth & death death records begin in 1919. Delayed births begin in 1867 but are incomplete. Marriage & probate records are available from county clerks in each county. Also See: 1899-1940 New Mexico Death Index New Mexico Vital Records Information NM Maps: NM Newspapers & Obituaries New Mexico Newspaper Obituaries
New Mexico Genealogy Links Catholic Church Records in New Mexico Great New Mexico Pedigree Database Project Guide to 1788 and 1790 Censuses of El Paso del Norte New Mexico Genealogy Societies New Mexico USGenWeb Census Project ADVERTISEMENT: Starting a business and looking for a Corporate lawyer or Business lawyer to represent yourself? Check out this website to find a great lawyer near you. Listings of local Commercial lawyer offices are also available from this site.
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New Mexico (Territory 1850. Statehood 1912) Mostly occupied by Indians and Spanish Americans prior to 1800, the rugged mountains, vast desert lands, mesquite trees, and rattle snakes forged together with a quiet beauty greeted early settlers in New Mexico. Starting in 1821, the Santa Fe Trail between Independence, Missouri and Santa Fe, New Mexico brought loaded wagons rolling westward in the dust to this great land. Statewide New Mexico Census Records Online1540 Coronado Expedition Muster Roll 1598-1608 Onate Expedition Muster Roll 1880 Federal Census of Norwegians 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search New Mexico State Databases of Census & Genealogy Records Arizona County (Comprised most of what is today known as Arizona state.) No known census online. Submit a census link here. Bernalillo County (formed 1852 - Original County)
1870 Federal Census Index with Transcription 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-L 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames M-Z 1930 Federal Census Index of East Alameda 1930 Federal Census Transcription of East Alameda - Pages 21A-25A 1930 Federal Census Transcription of East Alameda - Pages 25B-29B Other Records 1934 La Reata, Albuquerque High School Students 1942 Santa Fe Railroad Employees Catron County (formed 1921 from Socorro) 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-Cordova 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames Cordova-Key 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames Ki-Pera 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames Per-Z Chaves County (formed 1887 from Lincoln)
Other Records 1903-1907 Victims of Disease in Chaves County 1920-1932 Funeral Records of the LaGrone Funeral Chapel Chaves County Military Records Cibola County (formed 1981 from Valencia) No known census online. Submit a census link here. Colfax County (formed 1869 from Taos) 1870 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-Freeman 1870 Federal Census Index - Surnames French-Middleton 1870 Federal Census Index - Surnames Milaur-Trujillo 1870 Federal Census Index - Trujillo-Young 1870 Federal Census Records - Use with above 1870 census indexes. 1870 Federal Census Transcription with Index Curry County (formed 1909 from Quay & Roosevelt) 1930 Federal Census Index (partial) Other Records 1926 High School Graduates of Texico High School De Baca County (formed 1917 from Chaves, Guadalupe and Roosevelt) No known census online. Submit a census link here. Dona Ana County (formed 1852 - Original County) 1860 Federal Census Records of Moury City Part 1 1860 Federal Census Records of Moury City Part 2
1870 Federal Census Transcription with Index
Other Records Eddy County (formed 1889 from Lincoln)
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1910-1918 Artesia Funeral Records 1918-1925 Artesia Funeral Records Grant County (formed 1868 from Dona Ana) 1860 Federal Census Records of Moury City Part 1 1860 Federal Census Records of Moury City Part 2 1870 Federal Census Transcription - Use with above 1870 Census Index. 1870 Federal Census Records Transcription Other Records Death and Cemetery Records - Over 55,000 Records Pioneer Families of Grant County, NM Guadalupe County (formed 1891 from Lincoln & San Miguel)
Harding County (formed 1921 from Mora & Union) No known census online. Submit a census link here. Hidalgo County (formed 1919 from Grant) 1920 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-M 1920 Federal Census Index - Surnames M-Y 1920 Federal Census Records Transcription - Use with above 1920 census indexes. 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames A-Cruz 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames Cu-Hynds 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames I-M 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames N-Sh 1930 Federal Census Index - Surnames Si-Z Other Records
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