Census Books

Census returns 1841-1881 on microfilm
The US census
The US census
Census statistics in geography a manual for New York State
Indexes to Westchester County names in the federal censuses, 1790-1840
U.S. census data for political and social research
A guide to the Minnesota state census microfilm.
1930 census enumeration districts
1930 census enumeration districts

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". This volume help[s by providing assistance in finding the correct roll of census microfilm. There are 59 rolls for Minnesota. The census is divided first into counties, and then into smaller geo...

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U. S. and Special Census Catalog
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