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Articles related to "National Archives And Records Administration"
THE NARA AND THE 1920 CENSUS a personal perspective 1920 census • nara • national archives and records administration
THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION Obtaining census records from the NARA. census • nara • national archives and records administration • genealogy
US CENSUS PART II: THE SOUNDEX INDEXES finding a census schedule at the NARA nara • national archives and records administration • census • census indexes • geneology
BASIC RESEARCH: PART 2 going online to find record archives genealogy • web sites • websites • census • nara
Census Rolls on Microfilm Names of tribes with census records on microfilm (other than the Cherokee rolls outlined in the aricle of July 6) and a link to the microfilm numbers for those tribes. census • microfilm • tribes • tribal rolls • arapaho
Cherokee by Blood, Part 2 A continuing look into the resources available when tracing Cherokee ancestry. cherokee nation • dawes rolls • guion miller rolls • indian territory oklahoma • tribes
Our Heroes Where your ancestors American heroes? Brave Canadians? Here are a selection of resources that can help you find out, both on and off the internet. medal of honor • purple heart • swarthout • swartout • genealogy
The Bureau of Indian Affiars The Bureau of Indian Affairs....your first thought in Native American research, and possibly one of your worst choices. bureau of indian affairs • bia • rolls • census • indians
The Ellis Island Immigration Museum If you have any interest in your family history, where your ancestors came from or what their experience as immigrants might have been, the answers are all here at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum new york • statue of liberty • museum • history • new york harbor
US CENSUS PART I: THE SOUNDEX the first step in locating census records genealogy • us census • soundex • searching names
Discovering Your Ancestry Family tree research could reveal family information from centuries ago. Genealogy is the ideal hobby for history buffs. discovering your ancestry • getting started in genealogy • genealogy research • family tree research • family history
Electoral System in US Elections The present-day US electoral system dates back 200 years. The Electoral College and the Popular Vote work together to determine the President of the United States. electoral college • presidential election • how does the electoral college work • electoral college votes by state • popular vote
Searching the National Archives for NA records Explains some of the types of tribal records available through the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and which records are available for search on line. native american • archives • records • search • national archives
THE SOUNDEX AND THE INTERNET help in understanding the soundex genealogy • soundex • surnames • beginning genealogy
Finding that Revolutionary Blood The American Revolution conjures up visions of muzzleloaders, clouds of smoke and homespun clad colonists up against red clad soldiers. The heroism of these early Americans as they endured hardships and horrendous battles leads us to desire to show that we have this noble blood coursing through our veins. Starting points to find that line! ancestors • descendants • obituaries • historical societies • newspaper resources
Finding the Link to Italy: Part II Finding an ancestor's birthplace can be an enormous stumbling block. If family memory and records don't provide any clues, it's time to dig up state and federal records. immigration • genealogy • census • naturalization • declaration of intent
Home Front Headache: Rationing The Second World War finally lifted the United States out of the Great Depression, but the war also brought on the rationing of food, gasoline, rubber, and other commodities essential to the war effort. Here is a brief look at this home front headache. rationing • points • ration books • black market • gasoline
How Smart is E-Government? The idea of information technology empowering citizens is as old as the Internet, and with the spread of more computing and communications power throughout the population, the dream of connecting citizens more closely to the levers of political power can become a reality. One can ask, however, is government ready? At the state and federal levels, a number of new initiatives have started pushing government to apply IT more intelligently to help make citizens’ voices heard. congress • politics • information technology • michigan • california
The Blue and the Gray Finding information about your Civil War relatives on the World Wide Web. Direction to a number of key websites to investigate and other itmes that might lead you to information on the Civil War ancestors in your family tree. ancestors • descendants • obituaries • historical societies • newspaper resources
To Form a More Perfect Union September 17, 2001 marks the 214th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution of the United States. This amazing document has been the blueprint for our country since 1787. Here is some background, and a few fun activities to help you celebrate Constitution Day with your class. constitution • united states • amendments • delegates • constitutional convention |
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