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CENSUS HOME Census Questions Maps Genealogy Societies Historical Museums Spotlite Links Link to us! |
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Genealogy Sources: Ancestry.com |
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D.C. Census Notes: Alexandria, Virginia was included in the 1820-1840 Federal Census records for The District of Columbia. 1890 Washington DC Federal Census records were lost in a fire with the exception of remnants for 2 D.C. districts and the Veterans and Widows Schedules.
Where to Write for Vital Records: Vital Records Dept. 825 North Capitol Street NE Births 1871 to present are on file. Deaths 1855 to present are on file. Marriages are on file with the clerk of the U.S. District Court. Also See: |
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District of Columbia (Federal District 1791) The capital of the United States, Washington D. C. lies on the Potomac River and is only about 70 square miles in size. The Genealogy Department of the Library of Congress and the National Archives located there contain some of the largest genealogy record collections in the United States. Statewide District of Columbia / Washington DC Census Records Online: 1800-1890 Census Records for District of Columbia 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search District of Columbia Statewide Databases of Census & Genealogy Records Washington D. C. 1751-1799 Georgetown Officials 1790s-1800s Residents of Georgetown 1840 Census of Revolutionary War Pensioners 1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
Other Records War of 1812 Washington City Militia
1874 Association of the Oldest Inhabitants in District of Columbia 1874 City Directory of Georgetown (dead link Jun 08) 1889 Boyd's Directory - Churches
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