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March 2004 | Helpful Information for Newcomers | Last updated on 06/17/2006 |
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of these sites are from sources outside the Denver County COGenWeb
Project. You will need to use your browser's "BACK"
button to return to this page from some sites.
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site, or if you know of other resources already online, please,
send
it to me & I'll add it.
For today's news in the Denver area:
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Post Online
Recent
Obituaries
(both newspapers)
National Archives & Records Administration (NARA) online genealogy pages.
How to Search Family History in the BLM Records (Bureau of Land Management), or go straight to the search page: Land Patent Search
All about the Colorado State Capitol Building (A Colorado State Archives web site.)
Genealogy
Data Files (Denver
Public Library)
Among the items found here are an index of obituary & funeral
notices that appeared in the Denver Post and/or Rocky
Mountain News for the years 1939-1943 and 1960-2000. You
can also find a record of the 1861 Colorado Territorial Election
with a list of the voters, and other records of genealogical value.
Denver Public Library Western History / Genealogy Department Photo Collection
Denver
County Register
"Includes all properties
listed in the National Register of Historic Places and the Colorado
State Register of Historic Properties"
The National Obituary
Archive (NOA)
Written up in Dick Eastman's
electronic genealogy newsletter as an excellent source.
Rita's Colorado Clues You'll bookmark this one!
East
Denver High School
1895
Graduate Photos I
1895
Graduate Photos, II
North Denver High School
Class
of 1916
Class
of 1936
Class
of 1938
Denver by Pen and Picture (1898)
Denver's
History in Post Cards
Vintage post cards of
Denver, it's buildings, parks, etc.
Denver & Colorado Genealogy Resources
Denver County AHGP (American History & Genealogy Project)
Penrose Library, University of Denver, Special Collection/Archives
Colorado Adoption Search & Reunion Resources
Orphans
Home Website
Colorado,
1900: Census Citations for Orphan Listings*
*Remember that Denver was in Arapahoe County in 1900.
Colorado,
1920: Census Citations for Orphan Listings
Colorado State Archives
Virtual
Tour of the Colorado State Home for Dependant and Neglected Children
Jewish Orphanages in the United States -- Denver
American Battle Monuments Commission.
Civil War -Denver City Home Guards Co. A and B
Civil War
- Colorado
Regiments
When you get to the site
enter "Union" (there were no Confederate regiments)
and "Colorado Territory"
Denver War Risk Insurance Applicants 1916 - 1919
World War II CasualtiesDenver
Colorado State Archive Military Records Online
Colorado State Archives - The Colorado State Archives has many databases included in a search engine on their site. The newest database is the Denver Death Index 1870-1905! Check their site out.
1866
History of the City of Denver & Business Directory
Every
Name Index
The City of Denver a thirteen page article from 1888 Harper's Monthly, with illustrations. Text Only Version
About
Denver History
This site is an excellent
source for those interested in Denver's history as well as its
genealogical past. Some of the things you can find is a
list of all Denver Mayors; most have a photo and/or a brief biography. And
you certainly don't want to miss "Denver Characters"
about sixteen of Denver's most famous citizens. Do
plan to explore the whole site; it's well worth the time and effort.
Excerpts & Biographical Sketches from Smiley's 1901 History of Denver
Henry Cordes Brown, donor of the land for the Colorado State Capitol Building.
Brennaman,
Bill, Miracle on Cherry Creek, 1973 with:
Index of Names & List
of Illustrations Index
of Names No frills version
Who's
Who for Denver and Colorado; 1940-41-42
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More The Lodo Mural Project from Denver:
Clara Brown (1800 - 1885) Josephine Aspenwall Roche (1886 - 1976) Dr. Susan Anderson (1870 - 1960) Mary Rippon (1850 - 1935) Elizabeth Piper Ensley (c. 1850 - 1919) Margaret "Molly" Tobin Brown (1867-1932)
Virginia Lee Hill (her site) |
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