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'''1798--'''Congress organized the Mississippi Territory.  
'''1798--'''Congress organized the Mississippi Territory.  


'''1817--'''The eastern part of the Mississippi Territory was organized as the Territory of Alabama.  Mississippi became a state.
'''1817--'''The eastern part of the Mississippi Territory was organized as the Territory of Alabama.  Mississippi became a state.  


== Indexes  ==
== Indexes  ==
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== Special Censuses  ==
== Special Censuses  ==


'''1850-1880--'''Mortality schedules are at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. Indexes to the 1850, 1860, and 1870 schedules are available at the Family History Library.
'''1850-1880--'''Mortality schedules are at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. Indexes to the 1850, 1860, and 1870 schedules are available at the Family History Library.  


== Territorial and State Censuses  ==
== Territorial and State Censuses  ==
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'''1792--'''Maiden names are included in the census.  
'''1792--'''Maiden names are included in the census.  


These censuses are available at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History and at the Family History Library (FHL film 899868-870).  
These censuses are available at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History and at the Family History Library (Family History Library film 899868-870).  


For an index covering the years 1792 to 1816, see:  
For an index covering the years 1792 to 1816, see:  


* Norman E. Gillis, ''Early Inhabitants of the Natchez District.''Baton Rouge, Louisiana: N.E. Gillis, 1963 (FHL book 976.2 X2p). This includes a list of residents in 1810.
* Norman E. Gillis, ''Early Inhabitants of the Natchez District.''Baton Rouge, Louisiana: N.E. Gillis, 1963 This includes a list of residents in 1810.


Published indexes are available for the surviving censuses for the years 1810, 1820-25, 1830/37, 1840/41, and 1845.  
Published indexes are available for the surviving censuses for the years 1810, 1820-25, 1830/37, 1840/41, and 1845.  
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Some additional information about research and records in Mississippi is in:  
Some additional information about research and records in Mississippi is in:  


* Richard Stephen Lackey, “Mississippi,” ''Genealogical Research: Methods and Sources'', Volume 2: 188-218 (Washington, D.C.: American Society of Genealogists, 1980; FHL book 973 D27gr).
* Richard Stephen Lackey, “Mississippi,” ''Genealogical Research: Methods and Sources'', Volume 2: 188-218 (Washington, D.C.: American Society of Genealogists, 1980;).


== Web Sites  ==
== Web Sites  ==
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