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State of   Nebraska -   (The Cornhusker State)
Nebraska was the 37th U.S. State to join the Union:   01-Mar-1867
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Anthological Groups, etc.:
    Synagogues in Nebraska - multiple listings (Maven search).

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Census & Lists of various kinds:
    1860 Census - Fort Laramie (then Nebraska Territory)
    1870 Federal Census - Winnebago Indian Reservation

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Genealogical/Historical Commissions, Societies and Museums:
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Chase -
Kearney -
Lancaster -
Loup -
Polk -
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Society Name and Location
Chase County Historical Society (Champion, NE)
South Central Genealogical Society (Minden, NE)
Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical (Lincoln, NE)
Loup County Historical Society (Taylor, NE)
Polk County Historical Society (Osceola, NE)
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Historical interest Items, etc.:
    1895 Nebraska Atlas - State, Counties and Index to Towns & Cities
    Class Photos - University of Nebraska.
    Museum of Nebraska History
    Nebraska History and Record of Pioneer Days - 1918 to 1927
    Nebraska - Map

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  • State of Nebraska— General Listings
  •   State Capital City Lincoln (Capital since 1836 - located in Lancaster County)

    The State name:  The state of Nebraska is actually named after the Platte River from the French meaning "broad river."
    The Omaha Indians called the river "ibx"pka" also meaning "broad (or shallow) river.
    American History and Genealogy Proj.
    American Local History Network
    Colonial Currency
    Cemetery Listings
    County maps of Nebraska
    Daughters of the American Revolution
    General History
    Migration Patterns
    State Archives (Govt.)
    State Archives (USGenWeb.)
    State Genealogy Forum
    State Genealogical Society
    State Historical Society
    State USGenWeb Site
    Symbols (Flag, Seal, etc.)
    Timeline (Historic)
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    U.S.A. - General Information links page
    U.S.A. - Possessions & Territories
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