Resources

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FamilySearch
- North Dakota Census, 1915
- North Dakota Census, 1925
- North Dakota Manifests of Immigrant Arrivals 1910-1952
- North Dakota, Cemetery Records, 1877-1999
- North Dakota, Red River Valley Genealogical Society Pioneer Files, 1880-1953
- Wiki
FindAGrave
National Register of Historic Places - info and photos for Stuart Dunlap house, German Evangelical St. Johns Church, Hotel Brown, Huff State Historic Site, Lewis & Clark hotel, Mandan Historic District, Mandan High School, Louis Rehm Barn, Sunnyside Barn, Welsh House, State Training District
Historical Marker Database
Bureau of Land Management - land patents
North Dakota Courts
Morton County - government website
Morton County - Public Records
State Historical Society of North Dakota
Historic Map Works - many plat maps are available to view online at no charge
MapGeeks
Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps - includes 8 maps of Mandan and 2 of Salem
Ghost Towns of North Dakota
- Breien
- Fallon
- North Almont
- Saint Anthony
- Sims
Digital Horizons - has great Morton County histories including photos and biographies
- 1909 History of Sacred Heart Parish, 1884-1909, Glen Ullin, written in German
- 1912 Morton County, North Dakota
- 1917 Standard Atlas of Morton County
- 1935 Early Hebron: Sketches of the Pioneer
- 1956 Almont Golden Jubilee 1906-1956
- 1958 Peace Evangelical & Reformed Church
- 1958 75th Anniversary, New Salem 1883-1958 includes many biographies and portraits of pioneers
- 1963 A History of 75 Years: First Baptist Chruch, Hebron
- 1964 History of Fort Rice
- 1964 Mantani: A History of Mandan-Morton County
- 1970 Historic Mandan and Morton County: Early Days to 1970
- 1981 St. Joseph's, Mandan, 1881-1981
- 1983 Glen Ullin Yesteryears, 1883-1983 includes hundreds of family histories and portraits
- 1983 New Salem 1883-1983
Newspapers
- Chronicling America - Library of Congress free online newspaper collection
- North Dakota Newspaper Association
Obituaries
- ObitCity
- GenealogyBuff
- GenealogyTrails
Internet Archive
- 1889 The State of North Dakota Statistical, Historical, and Political Abstract
- 1900 Compendium History and Biography of North Dakota - includes biographies of Albert H. Chase [p1284-1287], John Foran [p857], Henry F. Geweke [p1199-1200], J. S. Green [p882], Fred Koesel [p1377-1378], Herman Kroeger [p871], Ferdinand Leutz [p1192-1193], Bernhard Lueder [p179-180], Andrew O. Morck [p827], Sid O. Morgan [p1156], Charles F. Peterson [p809], Max Schultze [p1387-1388], Fred Schweigert [p1179], William H. Seitz [p1200-1202], Fayette M. Smith [p1295], Lawrence F. Tavis [p887-888], Robert M. Tuttle [p879-880], and John C. Weekes [p1275-1276]
- 1906 North Dakota Magazine - includes biographies of Ferdinand Leutz [p50-52], W. E. Martin [p117-119], Jacob Rohs [p86], Arthur V. Schallern [p839-840], and William Simpson [p64]
- 1916Nov05 North Dakota Farmer - includes an article about Ray McKaig's Sweet Clover Ranch
- 1917 North Dakota History and People Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3
  - Post Offices Nov 1889 "Fort Abraham Lincoln, Glen Cllin, Mandan, New Salem, Sims, Hebron, Sweet Briar, Kurtz, Cannon Ball" [vol 1, page 381]
  - Members of 1889 Constitutional Convention included: Hoyt, Albert W. born 05 Jul 1846; and Parsons, Albert Samuel born 16 Aug 1856 [vol 1, pages 386-387]
  - Biographies [vol 2]
- 1923 Collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota, Volume 5, includes details and maps of Morton County's many boundry changes [pages 185-194, 217-218, 224-227, 233, 249]
- 1944Sep09 Federal Register - regarding Estate of Ferdinand Leutz
Odessa Digital Library - A German-Russian Genealogical Library
- 1910 Census, Morton County ND
- 1917 Plat Map Index
- Cemeteries, Morton County ND
- St. Joseph's Parish
North Dakota Family Group Sheet Project
Look-Up Volunteers
The Ancestor Hunt
Past Queries
NDFamilyHistory Query Board and Mailing List at groups.io
Facebook has several helpful groups such as North Dakota Genealogy, North and South Dakota Norwegians - Genealogy, North Dakota State Genealogical Society, North Dakota Genealogy! Just Ask! and North Dakota Genealogy Network and the list goes on.

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