A partial index is available for the 1905 census and 1910 census. To provide an accurate population count as a means of creating congressional districts for representation in the US Congress and NYS Senate and Assembly legislative legislative districts.

The Warren County Records Center and Archives has the following census records available for research:

The 1825, 18 census records of Warren County no longer exist. New York State started their own decennial census in 1815 as a means of providing a more accurate population count in the ten years between the Federal census. The most recent Federal census available is the 1930 census which was made public in 2002. Pinpoint your ancestor’s location from the census on a map, and then look for churches, cemeteries, and other places where your. Use that date to narrow your search for your ancestor’s passenger arrival record in the Immigration Collection. All census records are sealed for 72 years. federal censuses for the years 1900-1930 include a date of immigration for immigrants. The first Federal census of Warren County dates to 1820, earlier census records for present day Warren county towns may be found in the Washington County, NY census records for 1790, 18. The Federal government enacted a legislation that mandated a national decennial census starting in 1790 as a means of establishing and creating districts for representation in Congress. Note: Due to the historical significance, fading inks and heavy use by the public, we do NOT allow original census to be placed on copy machines. Staff will access all records and must approve all requests for copies.

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