Ann Dunlap wrote:
Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California
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Thaanks Dawn. I wanted to own it since most of my husbands family came
to the US before 1776. I want to take my time reading it and maybe get
him to read about the US then.
Ann
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Dawn Crowley wrote:
Go to www.worldcat.org and cut & paste the title. (Sometimes it works
best t
1176583868&sr=8-1
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Since this book is out of print now, where would y
Go to www.worldcat.org and cut & paste the title. (Sometimes it works
best to do a portion of a title or use key words.) Then type in your
city & state or zipcode. (I'm not sure how that works for folks outside
of the US.) Worldcat provides a list of libraries by distance from your
zipcode
Ann Dunlap wrote:
Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for
it?
"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A Survey
of Census Data."
Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells
Try this website:
http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/
Th
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Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California
Gene Young wrote:
> John D. Taylor III wrote:
>> Thank you.
>
Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California
Gene Young wrote:
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Thank you.
As a follow up you might try to find the following book.
"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A
Survey of Cen
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Thank you.
As a follow up you might try to find the following book.
"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A Survey of Census
Data."
Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells
Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.
Have y
Thank you.
John
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John D. Taylor III wrote:
> Sorry, It was at the start of t
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. "When using research guidance for
a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State Ce
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Would you mind posting a specific example of a census record that you
cannot locate? Maybe someone on this list will ha
John
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Yes, No problem
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all know?
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Ann:
Could I have a copy of these pages? Email address is below.
1623-24-25 are related the the persons living and killed in VA in the
Indian uprising around that time. Not sure what 1634 is. 1699, 1701,
and 1703 are colony wide Rent Rolls. I believe 1779 is either a tax
list or the Oaths of
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John,
We sent the material on the census that Legacy Research Guidance mentioned
to you. We received a message back that mail to you has been delayed. I know
you need it for tomorrow. Hope it gets to you by then.
Ann
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Thank you Ann.
John D. Taylor III
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Maybe this might be helpful, I have a pamphlet with the following:
"Schedule of Colonial, Territorial and State Census Records
The
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/RG/frameset_rg.asp?Dest=G1&Aid=&Gid=&Lid=&Sid=&Did=&Juris1=&Event=&Year=&Gloss=&Sub=&Tab=&Entry=&Guide=VA_BMT3_PopulationSchedules1790-1920.ASP
This has information on Virginia censuses - it only lists from 1790
forward 1790 had head of household names..
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> When I Google ""Schedule of Colonial, Territorial
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> I get a hit for archivists newsletter -
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I get a hit for archiv
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John -
I trust you will post your (positive and/or negative) findings here. Please!
Another John!
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John D. Taylor III
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John,
Will have it scanned
about helping & sharing with each other.
I do hope this is not a disappointment to you,
Sempre Famiglia
Always Family
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Yes, No problem
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I trust you will post
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I don't know anything more than what I posted. Th
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Maybe this might be helpful, I have a pamphlet with the following:
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John & Geoff,
I don't know anything more than what I posted. These sheet do not say where
the records can be found other than stating that these records are not
available at National Archives, would be available throught the LjDS, Stat
y/addiction is all about helping & sharing with each other.
Ann
Sempre Famiglia
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Maybe this might be helpful, I h
. Probably before 1998.
For Virginia is has:
"1623, 1624, 1625, 1634, 1699, 1701, 1703, 1779, 1798"
Ann
New Mexico, USA
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The closest thing I could find was Virginia Rent Rolls at:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/misc/1704va.txt?o_xid=0022846292&o_lid=0022846292&o_xt=41242664
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When using research guidance for a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in
When using research guidance for a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in
the Suggested Sources tab, in Goal; window, among other suggestions are,
Virginia State Census, 1699, Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State
Census, 1703. I have never heard of these censuses, and after a web search
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