Copy of a Census Page

 

Census Records

For Marion Co, AR

 The transcribing of Federal and State Census records is an on-going project for the USGenWeb Project and county web site managers. If you are willing to transcribe a Marion County Census or even one township of a census please let me know. Thanks

Karen

If you are unfamiliar with the History and Use of the Federal Census Records please take a moment and read about them.

If you don't understand Townships you can find out about them here and you can find out when township boundaries changed here.

Census Microfilm may be acquired from many different sources. It can be ordered thru inter-Library loan at your local genealogy library, it may be rented from the Federal Archives, or your local LDS Family History Center or it may be rented or purchased from Heritage Quest.

 

  Blue Line

 Marion Co formed in 1832 First Census was 1840
	1840 Census Index (Names only)
	1840 Census Index w/pg # & Township
		A-C _ D-G _ H-K _ L-O _ P-Z
	US GenWeb 1840 Census
	1840 Census Transcribed

	
1850 Federal Census
	1850 Census Index
	1850 Census
	1850 Slave Census

 
1860 Federal Census
	1860 Census Index w/pg # & Township
	         A _ B _ C _ D _ E-F _ G-H _ I-J
	         K-L _ M _ N-Q _ R _ S _ T-V _ W-Z
	1860 Census Index - Jimmies Creek Township
	1860 Slave Census
 
1870 Federal Census
	1870 Census Index - Jimmies Creek Township
 
1880 Federal Census
	1880 Census Page 1
	1880 Census Page 2
 	1880 Census Page 3
	1880 Census Page 4
	1880 Census Page 5
	1880 Census Page 6
	1880 Census Page 7
	1880 Census Page 8

1890 Federal Census
What Happened to the 1890 Census?

1900 Federal Census
Big Creek Township
Buffalo Township
DeSoto Township
White River Township

Site with lots of census records links

Site for Census Tools - 35 free electronic spreadsheets for archiving federal, state and international census data! The U.S. Federal Census spreadsheet has separate pages for each census year from 1790-1930, including the 1880-1920 Soundex. Each page is formatted to faithfully match the actual census for each year. It's a great way to finally organize your census records of an entire family for up to 140 years!

 

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Karen L. (Hildebrand) Stevens