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Nance County, Nebraska was established in 1879 on land acquired from the Pawnee Indians under a treaty moving them to a reservation in Oklahoma. It is located in eastern Nebraska, bounded on the north by Boone county, on the north east by Platte county, on the south by Merrick county, and on the west by Howard & Greeley counties.
We are the volunteer Nance County coordinators, Ted & Carole Miller, and will do anything we can to help you with your roots in Nance County NE.
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Review Nance County queries & enter yours on the Queries page.
Books, Marriage Extracts, Census Records, Gazetteers, Military info,
Newspaper (1916 Souvenir Edition of Nance County Journal), etc.
1930 Nebraska Census Extract
Find out where the Nance County Cemeteries are located.
Request look ups from available resources in Nance County on the Lookups page.
Get the addresses of Nance County Historical Organizations
Web Site Search Engine Now Available
Search for your Nance Co. Connections
Other Nance County Links
Nance County in the "Nebraska ... Our Towns" project by UNL.
(select Historical Nebraska in left column)
Review Nance County political information at State & Local Government on the Net
City of Genoa page - History (founders, Indians, etc.)
Read about the Mormon Pioneers in Genoa at State Historical marker from NSHS
Links of Interest to Nebraskans
NEGenWeb Project Resource Center
The NE On-Line Library, Military, Records Guide, News, Railroads, Native Americans, etc.
Family Reunions - post yours!
Visit Old Time Nebraska (formerly Heritage Village)
Find information on the general history of the State, and specifics on subjects like the Pony Express.
Choose other Nebraska Counties to browse through the NEGenWeb Project
or view the data files in USGenWeb Archives for Nebraska
Choose other community Web Sites from the Nebraska Power District list
See the 1895 Atlas, Nebraska state map.
Review Nebraska State resources at the Nebr. State Historical Society
Nov 2001 - Revised Chapter 14 of NE Library Commission STAR Reference Manual -
NE genealogy resources.
Learn about NE State Genealogical Society, see publications list (books for sale)
View OLD issues of their journal "Ancestree".
Review the history of Nebraska Counties at Andreas History of Nebraska, 1882
Find a great list of genealogical resources at Cyndi Howells List of Genealogy Sites
Links to the USA and Beyond
Choose other US States to browse through the USGenWeb Project Choose other countries to browse through the WorldGenWeb Project
Federation of Swedish Genealogical Societies "Find Your Swedish Roots"
Requirements for Home Pages Created Under the NEGenWeb Project
NEGenWeb was formed in June 1996, when Dale Schneider created the Nebraska Genealogy Project as a part of the USGenWeb Genealogy Project. At that time, there was very little available on the web for those who were researching genealogy in Nebraska . Over the next year, volunteers were recruited to coordinate the web pages for each county. These volunteers were willing to coordinate the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents of the county web pages, which would include listing information on where to look in that county for genealogical research. Contact the volunteer shown on the county page if you have a desire to help or add your data to the database. You may notice a message on a county page indicating it is available for adoption. If you would like to adopt one of these counties, please contact the current coordinator of the page, whose name is listed on their county site, or the State Coordinator.
Note: If your browser does not support the scripted mail to link, use one of these addresses.
It may take a little longer to receive a response.
cjsnyder@alltel.net or wnoliver@worldnet.att.net
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If you have any comments or suggestions
pleaseemail the coordinators, Ted & Carole
This page last updated Tuesday, 07-Oct-2008 10:12:40 CDT
© 1998-2007 for NEGenWeb Project by Ted & Carole Miller