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*'''African Americans''' were in Nebraska before the Civil War, but many more arrived in the late nineteenth century, especially in the Omaha area.  
*'''African Americans''' were in Nebraska before the Civil War, but many more arrived in the late nineteenth century, especially in the Omaha area.  
*'''American Indians''' had largely been dispossessed of their Nebraska lands and '''removed to present-day Oklahoma by 1880''', but '''Santee Sioux, Omaha, and Winnebago Indians''' still live on two small reservations in the state.  
*'''American Indians''' had largely been dispossessed of their Nebraska lands and '''removed to present-day Oklahoma by 1880''', but '''Santee Sioux, Omaha, and Winnebago Indians''' still live on two small reservations in the state.  
*New settlement virtually ceased in the 1890s, although a large section of northwest Nebraska was not completely homesteaded until after World War I.
*New settlement virtually ceased in the 1890s, although a large section of northwest Nebraska was not completely homesteaded until after World War I.
*From the 1860's through the early 1900's, many New York City orphans came by train and were adopted by Nebraska families. Information on the orphans' trains is being collected for the Nebraska State Historical Society by Eloise Thomsen, 5843 Grant Street, Omaha, NE 68104.


==Immigration Records==
==Immigration Records==
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