Genealogy
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Birth & Death Records Pre 1910 | Missouri Death Certificates 1910-1967 |
County Histories | County Plat Books |
City Directories | Civil War Information |
Missouri Digital Heritage is a collaborative effort that dramatically expands the amount of information available online about Missouri’s past. In 2007, Secretary of State Robin Carnahan proposed this landmark initiative to further Missourians’ access to information about the history of our state and local communities.
Through Missouri Digital Heritage, the Missouri State Archives and the Missouri State Library are assisting institutions across the state in digitizing their records and placing them online for easy access. We invite you to enter our website and to join with us in celebrating our collective past.
The State Historical Society of Missouri Digital Collections provide online access to photographs, art, maps, diaries, letters, newspapers, books, articles, and oral histories telling the story of Missouri’s history, people, and culture.
Please note that historical materials are products of their time, and some of these materials may contain offensive language or negative stereotypes. The State Historical Society of Missouri does not endorse any views expressed in these collections.
Census Records 1790-1940 | Mortality Schedules |
U.S. Indian Census Roles | Agriculture and Industrial Schedules |
1890 Veterans Schedule | City Directories |
1850 Slave Schedules | 1860 Slave Schedules |
Printable Family Tree Templates
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Some content made available through Missouri Digital Heritage is provided by LSTA (Library Services & Technology Act) funds. These funds are distributed by the federal Institute of Museum & Library Services and administered through the grant programs of the Missouri State Library, a division of Secretary of State’s office. Institutions wishing to participate in this collaborative digitization effort may contact mdh@sos.mo.gov.