Missouri Census Records

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There is a total 1640 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this State in 1830. Included are the counties of: Boone, Calloway, Cape Girardeau, Chariton, Clay, Cole, Cooper, Crawford, Franklin, Gasconade, Howard, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lincoln, Madison, Marion (Illegible), Montgomery, New Madrid, Perry, Pike, Ralls, Randolph, Ray, Saline, Scott, St. Charles, St. Francois, St. Louis, Ste. Genevieve, Washington, & Wayne.

You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 34 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1850. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 155 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1850. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 284 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1900. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 246 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1850. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 646 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1910. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 114 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1850. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 148 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1850. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 264 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1860. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 462 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1870. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 650 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1880. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 712 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1900. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy.

There is a total 684 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1910. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy. 

There is a total 620 pages of personal information on the inhabitants of this county in 1920. You will find this information absolutely necessary to researching your family's genealogy. 

This Page contains the information on purchasing the CDs we have made of the Federal census records for the State of Missouri during the years 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930. The CDs are available for individual counties for each year. Presently only the records above are available but others will be added as completed. They contain images of the original pages of the federal census documents scanned from the government's microfilm records. The images can be viewed on any computer. In most cases, nothing need be installed on your computer as Windows based systems already have the proper viewing programs. Mac systems will need to download a viewing program. They are available for free on line. Contact us (see below) to find out where. The images can be enlarged enormously to bring out small details and have been enhanced to make badly deteriorated pages more legible. They can also be printed easily. We feel that these are the best images, overall, available of these records and will make your genealogy search much easier and more rewarding.