Michigan’s census records are valuable resources for genealogists, providing detailed insights into family histories and community life.
The Michigan Voter Registrations, beginning in 1850, include records of birth year, registration date, and place of residence, offering a unique perspective on ancestors’ civic participation and geographic movements. Complementing these are state census records such as the 1884 Census of the State of Michigan, which documents population data alongside vital statistics on births, marriages, deaths, and community institutions like churches, schools, and libraries.
Together, these records offer a rich tapestry of information, allowing researchers to trace family structures, track migration patterns, and explore the broader social fabric of Michigan.
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U.S. Census
- Census of the State of Michigan, 1884 1,346 records
- Census of the State of Michigan, 1904, Volume 1 926 records
- Census of the State of Michigan, 1904, Volume 3 698 records
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