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“Substitutes for the Lost 1890 U.S. Federal Census” is a unique guidebook—one of its kind! Authored by renowned researcher, William Dollarhide, unraveling alternatives for the missing 1890 U.S. Federal Census records. This resourceful guide offers a variety of quickly obtainable, mainly online sources to bridge the gap between the 1880 and 1910 U.S. Federal Censuses.

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The book consists of 1,203 database source titles, all gathered from the series of state books, Censuses & Substitute Name Lists. Most of these sources are easily accessible online databases. For the researcher’s convenience, this guide also provides information on the number of records covering 1885-1895 for each database, as well as any substitute name lists that are yet to be digitized, along with a link to a state book where more details can be found.

Here’s the book’s full citation: “Substitutes for the Lost 1890 U.S. Federal Census; William Dollarhide; 2019; 101 pages; 8.511; softbound; ISBN: 978-1-62895-245-2; Item #: FR0426”

It includes 65 major U.S. databases from categories like National Vital Records Lists (covering burials, obituaries, and vital statistics), Immigration Lists (including ship manifests, customs reports, and lists of foreigners arriving at U.S. ports), U.S. Military Lists, and Veterans and Pensioners Lists.

The State Name Lists section includes 1,138 statewide databases comprising State & Territory Census Records, State and County Court Records, Directories, State Militia Lists, Tax Lists, and Vital Records, all dating from 1885-1895.

Grab your copy now: “Substitutes for the Lost 1890 U.S. Federal Census; by William Dollarhide, 2019; 101 pages; 8.511; softbound; ISBN: 978-1-62895-245-2; Item #: FR0426”