The 1897 Russian census records are available online through various genealogy websites and archives. You can try searching on platforms like FamilySearch, MyHeritage, or Ancestry to locate your family records from the 1897 census. Additionally, you may visit local archives or historical societies in Russia that may hold physical copies of the census records.
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There is a site called ancestory.com that lists U.S. Census records starting from the 1870s. It is a subscription site but I have found several branches of my family from it. If you don't want to go that way sometimes public libraries or government offices have access to census records on microfilm.
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There are several resources a person can use to locate descendants of Native American heritage. Try looking through Indian and Federal census rolls, probate records, vital records, tribal enrollment records and tribal directories.
Hitler used the census bureau offices are locations to mine the names and addresses of Jews, Gypsies, and also used household configurations to target suspected homosexuals. Hitler also used Catholic Church congregation rolls and birth records to locate Jews and converted Jews.
There is a big archive museum in Great Britain which has family history records. You should try there.
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Um.....you should know who your mother is not necessarily meet her but....your birth certificate should tell you and your records would have it unless blocked. There are organizations which help people locate family.
I am not certain that this is the answer to this question, however, in doing my own family history research I came across a reference to a people known as the "Malush people" in a speech given years ago at a family reunion of the Unruhs. I have not been able to locate anything concerning a nationality or ethnic group by this designation and now wonder if the speaker was refering to a family. If so, this family was in Russia in the mid to late 1800's. Could this be a Russian name? Just discovered a posting on a Rootsweb message board "1930 Census for Biddeford, Maine" that places a man with this surname as having been born in Albania.
One may locate a list of certified teachers in Connecticut from the Connecticut State Office of Vital Records. Other records may be obtained from this office such as birth, marriage, and death.
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Takes less time to locate records when dates are known