Charts and Forms

Use these blank forms to record your research results. Click on the title to view or print a PDF version of each.

Looking for fun ways to engage kids in finding family history? See also Genealogy Activities for Kids!

Charts

• Ancestral Chart
• Family Group Sheet
• Modern Genealogy Tree
• Traditional Tree
• Family Tree Charts for Kids

Federal Census Forms

The 1890 Census included a Special Schedule listing all surviving veterans of the Civil War, as well as widows.

• 1790
• 1800
• 1810
• 1820
• 1830
• 1840 (courtesy of Mid-Continent Public Library)
• 1850
• 1850 Slave Schedule
• 1860
• 1860 Slave Schedule
• 1870
• 1880
• 1885 State Census
• 1890 Veterans Schedule
• 1900
• 1900 Special Inquires Relating to Indians
• 1910
• 1910 Special Inquires Relating to Indians
• 1920
• 1930
• 1940
• 1950 (courtesy of Mid-Continent Public Library)

Nonpopulation Census Forms

The 1880 Census Agricultural Schedules included many detailed questions about crops and animals.

1880 Census Supplemental Forms: Defective, Dependent, and Delinquent Classes

• Schedule 2: Insane
• Schedule 3: Idiots
• Schedule 4: Deaf-Mutes
• Schedule 5: Blind
• Schedule 6: Homeless Children
• Schedule 7: Prisoners
• Schedule 7a: Pauper and Indigent

The World War II Draft Registration form included a description of the registrant s physical characteristics.

Immigration Forms

Military Forms

• WWI Draft Registration
  • Form A
  • Form B
  • Form C
  • WWII Draft Registration
    • 4th Registration

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