Kansas state census records, conducted regularly from 1855 through 1925, are an invaluable resource for genealogists, offering unique insights into family and community life.
These records typically list household members, ages, birthplaces, occupations, and property details, which help researchers trace family relationships, economic activities, and migration patterns.
Conducted between federal census years, the Kansas State Census fills crucial gaps and provides a closer look at family movements and community changes over time. These records are essential for uncovering rich family histories and understanding Kansas’s historical landscape.
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- 1925 Kansas State Census 1,842,896 records
- 1915 Kansas State Census 1,659,835 records
- 1905 Kansas State Census 1,542,648 records
- 1895 Kansas State Census 475,699 records
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