Colorado State Archives and Libraries
Research resources for genealogists and family historians
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Colorado State ArchivesThe Colorado State Archives provides an excellent library of genealogy records including: Census Records, 1870 Colorado Census Index, Colorado Veterans' Grave Registration, Colorado Volunteers (Civil War) Index, Birth Certificates (after 1900)*, Marriage & Divorce Index (1975- ), Penitentiary Inmate Index, Corrections Records, WWI and WWII Council of Defense, Civilian Conservation Corps Enrollees, City Directories, Business Incorporations, Court Records, and more...
Colorado State LibraryThe Colorado State Library has some resources and materials useful for family history research. Among their collections includes: Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection and the Colorado Digitization Project (of historic documents and photos):
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)The NARA is the best goverment source for federal records such as the U.S. Census Records, Social Security Death Index, Federal Land Patent Records, Naturalization Records, and Maps:
Selected LDS Family History CentersThe following family history centers in Colorado offer the most comprehensive genealogy resources, including census records, death records, family history records, obituaries, marriage records, vital records, court records, and various other public records.:
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