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Thomas Jefferson Papers from the Manuscript Division
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U. S. Online Census Info -Census Online Census Info on the Net Cindy's Southern Genealogy Census Links US Census Bureau US 1880 Census (Master index) US Online 1880 Census (1% sampling)
Abraham FULTON/Margaret GUTHRIE and family came in 1772.
The History of Irish in America by Ann Kathleen Bradley divides the movement of the Irish by time periods
1. Irish sailors with Christopher Columbus
2. Emigration Before the American Revolution
3. Revolution and the Early Days of the Republic (1776-1820)
4. The second wave (1820-1844)
5. The Great Famine & The American Civil War (1845-1870)
6.Westward Ho...National Road, The Railroad, canals etc
USGS Mapping Info http://www.rootsweb.com/ http://archiver.rootsweb.com/
Need to know where a particular United States town, county, or landmark is located? Try this wonderful on-line gazetteer (a geographical dictionary or index). The search is free. If you just want to know what county a place is located in, try this place name search instead. | |
MapQuest is a world-wide online mapping site that provides customizable, printable and downloadable maps. You may want to try the U.S. Government's Tiger Mapping Site, too. | |
The U.S. Government Census Bureau supports this site, which includes a U.S. Gazetteer. It provides a link to the U.S. Government Tiger mapping site. This is particularly useful if the SS Death Index (SSDI) yields only a zip code with no accompanying place names. | |
For all your genealogy correspondence, make sure you have the right zip code! This query requires a street address and state and returns the zip. | |
AniMap by Gold Bug software is an affordable software on CD that provides maps for each of the United States and illustrates the evolution of county boundaries over time |