The 1860 Aroostook County, Maine, Census contains 582 pages (census
Page numbers for specific Aroostook County, Maine subdivisions for the 1860 Census:
Transcribed pages 1-17 (Courtesy of M. Dutil-Morin and proofread by Connie Burkett
for the USGenWeb Census Project) Index page 1-34
Transcribed pages 1-17 (Courtesy of M. Dutil-Morin and proofread by Connie Burkett
for the USGenWeb Census Project) Index page 1-34
The 1860 Aroostook County, Maine, Census images:
The donation of the 1860 Aroostook County, Maine, Census images for permanent,
free display in the USGenWeb Archives was made possible through the
generosity of Mildred Sandridge (gsandr9002@aol.com) and the
permission of S-K Publications
images), numbered 001 through 584.
Pages 094 and 188 were not copied from the microfilm, as they are blank
The name of each image file is the page number. (In the case of 1880, 1900, 1910,
and 1920 census, the file name includes both the Enumeration District and the
page number.)
(Courtesy of S-K Publications) see - above
Transcribed pages 1-17 (Courtesy of M. Dutil-Morin and proofread by Connie Burkett
for the USGenWeb Census Project) Index page 1-34
Transcribed pages 1-17 (Courtesy of M. Dutil-Morin and proofread by Connie Burkett
for the USGenWeb Census Project) Index page 1-34
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The USGenWeb Archive was developed to present actual transcriptions of public domain records on the Internet. This huge undertaking is the cooperative effort of volunteers who either have electronically formatted files on census records, marriage bonds, wills, and other public documents, or are willing to transcribe this information to contribute.
Once the decision was made to develop a project, originally called "TimeToDo" Something, a call went out to volunteers who would be willing to transcribe primary records as a "service to the community", find a way to get them posted on the Internet, and allow the USGenWeb county hosts to make them available to the Internet community by links to the ftp datasets. Space was donated by RootsWeb for storage of the files.
The table above is broken down by county. The left column represents the location of a table of contents for each state, with a brief description of each file and a direct link to it.The right column is the actual location of the archived files.
The USGenWeb Archive was implemented in July 1996, and files are being added everyday as more people become aware of this site. If you have anything to contribute, please contact the person listed on the state table of contents page. Please read the Guidelines for file contributions.
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