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     • 1890: The 1890 census was destroyed in a records warehouse fire before microfilm was invented. There are no surviving Tennessee census records for 1890.
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   Mar 26, 2022 · The 1890 US census was almost destroyed by fire. Here's what happened and what 1890 census substitute records are available.

3. tennesseegenealogy.org › tennessee-census-recordsTennessee Census Records

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   Tennessee Census Records by County. Blount County Tennessee Census Records. The following pages will take you to an exhaustive list of the available census online. There's no reason for us to reinvent the wheel here.

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6. www.census-online.com › links › TNTennessee - 1890 Census Records - Census Online

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   Wilson (1) 1890 Census Links. Not a complete list of counties - only those with online census records. Bledsoe Co. 1890 Federal Census - Veterans and Widows Schedule. Located at Bledsoe Co. TNGenWeb. [Report Broken Link] Campbell Co.

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   There are no surviving Tennessee census records for 1890. 1891: Tennessee conducted an enumeration of male voters in 1891. Some of these voter lists include age and race, but no other personal or family information is provided.

8. raogk.org › census-records › tennesseeU.S. Federal Tennessee Census Records Research Guide

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   Only the Union Veterans and Widows listing from the 1890 federal census for Tennessee has survived. It was actually taken in 1891. It shows all men ages 21 and up at that time.

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   What happened to the 1890 census in Tennessee?

   • The 1890 census was destroyed in a records warehouse fire before microfilm was invented. There are no Tennessee census records for 1890. See the National Archives article "First in the Path of the Firemen: The Fate of the 1890 Population Census"for additional details. There is, however, a list of male voters in each county in 1891.

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   Is there a census of 1869 in Tennessee?

   • For example, in 1869 the 3rd Ward of Memphis was enumerated. There is also an 1857 Tennessee Agricultural Census available. Both can be found on microfilm at the FHL and the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA). Only the Union Veterans and Widows listing from the 1890 federal census for Tennessee has survived. It was actually taken in 1891.

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   Is there a 1857 census in Tennessee?

   • There is also an 1857 Tennessee Agricultural Census available. Both can be found on microfilm at the FHL and the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA). Only the Union Veterans and Widows listing from the 1890 federal census for Tennessee has survived. It was actually taken in 1891. It shows all men ages 21 and up at that time.

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   What happened to the 1890 census?

   • In 1896—only 6 years after the census—a fire damaged many 1890 special schedules, including those pertaining to mortality, “Crime, Pauperism, and Benevolence,” and “the Insane, Feeble-Minded, Deaf and Dumb, and Blind.” The damaged records were destroyed. Years passed, and 3 additional U.S. censuses were taken: 1900, 1910 and 1920.

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   Where can I find Tennessee census records?

   • Your local library may provide access to web sites such as HerigateQuest Onlineor AncestryLibrary.com, which have scanned the existing Tennessee census records for 1810 - 1880 and 1900 - 1940. The archives.orgweb site also offers scanned PDFs of Tennessee census recordsto the public. The 1890 Census and the 1891 Enumeration of Male Voters

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   Does Tennessee have a census index?

   • The 1940 Census The 1880 Census The Tennessee State Library and Archives has a published index to the 1880 census of Tennessee. The index is divided into three volumes: east, middle and west Tennessee. The index lists only the name, age & county of residence of the head of household, and a citation to the original census record.

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    Mar 5, 2013 · There are no Tennessee census records for 1890. See the National Archives article "First in the Path of the Firemen: The Fate of the 1890 Population Census" for additional details. There is, however, a list of male voters in each county in 1891.