North Dakota genealogy is being developed as a genealogical and historical resource for your personal use. It contains information and records for North Dakota ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Specifically, it provides sources for birth records, death records, marriage records, census records, tax records, court records, and military records. It also provides some historical details about different times and people in North Dakota history.
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North Dakota Biographies
- Fretz, Eugene, Jr.
- Gram, Charles Arthur
- Gray, Enos
- Hansen, Christian M.
- Hunter, Adison Irvin
- Landt, Arthur Bernette
- Lansing, Aurelius
- McDonald, Aaron
- McDonald, Donald
- Mitterling, Birt Elsworth
- Peake, Amasa Parker
- Rounsevell, Albert P.
- Sandager, Andrew
- Sarles, E. Y.
- Skulason, Bardi G.
- Spaulding, Burleigh Folsom
- Stone, C. R.
- Talcott, Frank Squier
- Wilder, Frank Wellington
North Dakota Genealogy
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- North Dakota Cemeteries
- North Dakota Census Records
- North Dakota Church Records
- North Dakota History and Genealogy Societies
- North Dakota Immigration
- North Dakota Land and Maps
- North Dakota Mailing Lists
- North Dakota Military Records
- North Dakota Newspapers
- North Dakota Vital Records
Neighboring States
Biography of Adison Irvin Hunter, of Grand Forks, ND
Addison Irvin Hunter, a resident of Grand Forks, North Dakota, was born on July 29, 1860, in Freetown, Indiana. He is the son of Cyrus R. and Margaret M. Hunter, who have Scotch and Irish heritage. Addison attended high school in Southport, Indiana, and later pursued two years of study…
Biography of Aaron McDonald of Fargo ND
Biography of Albert P. Rounsevell of Larimore ND
Biography of Amasa Parker Peake of Valley City ND
Topography of the Red River Valley
By E. J. Babcock Dean, College of Mining Engineering, State University, North Dakota The topography of the Red River valley cannot be fully considered apart from that of the state as a whole, since the topography of the eastern part of the state blends into and forms a part of…
Geological History of the Red River Valley
By Warren Upham Secretary of the Minnesota Historical Society, Formerly Assistant on the Geological Surveys of New Hampshire, Minnesota, the United States, and Canada. Topographic Features The Red River of the North, so named to distinguish it from the Red river of Louisiana, flows through an exceedingly flat plain, which…