Free Online Databases: South Dakota - Wyoming

Index of 549 South Dakotans who lost their lives in World War I. Brose by last name, town, and death designation. Takes you to PDFs.

This searchable database includes records that were cataloged as part of the WPA Cemetery Project (pre-1940s) as well as any additions. Results contain name, date of death, and location of grave.

The web site features a list of those who served with the Fourth South Dakota Infantry during Mexican Border Service. Browse by last name or address. Takes you to PDFs.

Index of all birth records the Department of Health has on file with dates of birth over 100 years of age. If you do not locate the record on the site, a record was never filed.

This searchable database includes records that were cataloged as part of the WPA Cemetery Project (pre-1940s) plus any cemetery updates received. Search by name, city, county, and cemetery name.

Browse Confederate and Union veterans by county or last name. Takes you to PDFs.

Searchable index includes over 17,500 names of South Dakotans who were due paying members of the South Dakota Farmer’s Alliance from 1890 to 1894. Results include name, location, organization numbers, and whether dues were paid or not.

The web site consists of two indexes (by Last Name and Town) of Grand Army of the Republic comrades whose deaths were listed in the South Dakota G.A.R. Annual Journals from 1884 to 1937. Browse by last name or town. Takes you to PDFs.

Click on "first" or "second" papers to begin search by last name, first name, county, or birth country.

his website includes information on the complete roster of the 1st Regiment, South Dakota Volunteer Infantry in the Spanish American War, 1898. Browse by last name, town, and company. Takes you to PDFs.

Collection of databases and indexes that would be of interest to genealogists. Includes vital records, naturalization records, census, and military records.

Search through a database of birth, marriage, death, and other notices printed in South Dakota newspapers. Most of the records are from 2000 to present.

The Veterans in this list are those who are buried in South Dakota and fought in various wars including the Civil War, Dakota Indian Wars, Spanish American War, Philippine Insurrection, Mexican Boarder service and World War I.

Search death records, military records, bibles, inmate lists, and more with a single search.

The bulk of the records in this collection date between the late 18th and early 20th century. Those researchers locating a name in this particular index will be able to view scanned copies of the family Bible record on the Library and Archives web site.

Search by first name, last name, county, database, and partial date. Results will include link to scan of original source.

Search by first name, last name, keywords, and database source. Databases include Civil War, WWI, Spanish-American War, and War of 1812.

List of indexes and collections available through the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Includes birth and death records, census records, military records, newspapers, and more.

Searchable index to records related to individual service in a Texas military unit, including both official service record files from the Adjutant General's Office and alphabetical files created by other agencies. Includes scans of actual documents.

Index of names, counties of residence, and pension numbers of some 54,634 approved, rejected, and home pensions issued by the Texas government between 1899 and 1975.

Access to more than 48,500 indexed names included in Republic Claims documents. Includes scans of actual documents.

The Republic of Texas passports collection contains 55 documents. These include requests for passports, orders to issue passports, and one proclamation granting entrance into the Republic. Most documents were created between 1836 and 1845, although two are from the 1850s.

Contains cemetery records for about 600,000 people—and counting—buried in Utah. Information comes from both sexton’s records and gravestones.

Search for personal names from a variety of records including pardon applications, vital records, court files, naturalization records, and more. Search all the indexes together or search individually.

Search birth and death certificates, legislative records, government files, court cases, and more. In many cases, you can view a scan of the actual document.

Index that includes groom name, bride name, marriage date, city, and county.

An online repository for more than 400 million searchable names covering New England, New York, and beyond.

Most of the lists are in PDF format. Information varies, but most lists include names and date information.

Following a 1779 legislative act, the state offered bounty lands for Revolutionary War military service. The collection consists of images of application files for military bounty land.

The documents usually provide proof of service, records of payments, medical evaluations, and statements of disability from the local court. Details about military service and the applicant's family may also be included. Most of the claims are for Revolutionary War service, but also some for French and Indian War (1754–1763) and Dunmore's War (1774).

This collection consists of over 2,800 applications of Confederate veterans who were admitted to the R.E. Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers' Home in Richmond, Virginia.

The disability applications are searchable by the name of the veteran, the veteran's place of residence (city, county, or state), and the year of the act. Possible years are 1882, 1883, 1884, and 1886–87.

This collection consists of pension applications and amended applications filed by resident Virginians who served in the Confederate military and their widows, as well as more than 500 enslaved and free Blacks who labored as cooks, herdsmen, laborers, servants, or teamsters.

The database currently includes the names of all enrolled students from Virginia Military Institute's opening in 1839 through the World War II era. In addition, you will find biographical and genealogical information, including a summary of military service during the Civil War, for many individuals who attended in the 19th century. Also includes U. S. Army students sent to VMI for training during World Wars I and II.

Naturalization records typically include affidavits, reports for naturalization, declarations of intent to become United States citizens, and notices of application for admission of citizenship.

Military Service Record and Nurses' Questionnaires submitted by WWI military and civilian personnel. Also includes content submitted by counties and cities such as draft board records, solider biographies, and military unit histories.

Search collections of print materials, manuscripts, archival records, newspapers, photographs and ephemera, maps and atlases, rare books, and fine art that tell the history of the commonwealth and its people. Collaborative collections of the Library of Virginia, the state archives and reference library. Includes several genealogical collections.

Contains information by county ranging from 1874-1935.

Contains information by county ranging from 1870-2020.

Contains Colville Reservation census records for the Columbia Tribe 1887-1914, Colville Tribe 1890-1914, Couer d'Alene Tribe 1887-1902, and Lake Tribe 1890-1914.

Contains information by country ranging from 1843-2022.

Includes state and country records, National Guard 1885-1907, Korean War Bonus Claims, Orting Soldiers Home 1891-1987, Retsil Veterans Home 1910-1977, WWI Statement Cards, and more.

Contains records by county ranging from 1849-1974.

Large digital archive that includes genealogy resources, photos, and primary documents. Impressive collection of over 49 million searchable records.

Variety of genealogical resources from the State Archives and State Library. Most, but not all, of the material is also included in the Digital Archives.

Index that includes groom name, bride name, marriage date, city, and county.

Search birth records from 1790 to 1914. Includes scans of original indexes.

Search death records from 1953 to 50 years from the present date. Includes scans of original indexes.

Records begin in 1790 and run through 1970. Includes scans of original indexes.

Database of Civil War soldiers who fought for the Union. Includes name, rank, company, unit, roll date, and more.

Search by name, war, county and keyword.

Collection of digital government documents from 2004 to present.

Search over 3,000,000 records including: birth, death and marriage record indexes; newspaper clippings; photographs and other visual materials; and property records from National Register and State Register of Historic Places and the Wisconsin Architecture and History Inventory (AHI).

Scan of microfilm role of the Eleventh Census of the United States, 1890.

Index that includes groom name, bride name, marriage date, city, and county.

Small collection of military records and indexes. Many records include name, rank, and status.