Many states conducted their own census enumeration. Often it fell about midway between the federal census enumeration. If available, the 1885 census would help with the missing information from the destoryed 1890 census. This site lists all of the states and what they have available. Some are available on-line.
The oldest and largest society in the US.
Kathleen Brandt has done extensive work with military records. This blog summarizes the content of her talk to our society on 11/5/2011.
Includes newsletter, meetings and seminars, online catalog, obituary index, anniversary, birthday and reunion indexes, queries and pedigree charts of KGS members.
Large on-line family history resource database. Fee for private use. There is a free version at your public library. You can sign up for a free account which allows you to post your family tree and to see your DNA results. The DNA kit varies in price throughout the year from $59 to $99.
A nice collection of newspapers from around the state. The site has a map to help you narrow down your search geographically.
Lists multiple countries from around the world and their digital newspaper archives with the name of the paper and the dates covered and whether it is free of if there is a fee.
Leslie Lawson is a forensic genealogist who lives in the Portland, Oregon, area. Her site lists all of the states and by clicking on the name of the state you can see their resources, both digital and archival. If a site has a fee, it is so listed.
As you scroll down the page, the U.S. states are listed alphabetically. Each state lists what it has digitized in terms of information pertaining to that state.
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