U.S. Census Population Schedules: Maryland Overview

Name search for individuals in digitized census schedules available at FamilySearch.org. Access is free.

The USGenWeb Census Project has transcribed the entire census for the state of Maryland from 1790, 1800, and 1810. Access is free.

This easy to search database includes over 25,000 family and local histories as well as the Federal U.S. Census through 1790-1930. Additionally this database allows you to search Periodical Source Index (PERSI), which covers genealogy and history periodicals, the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, which identifies more than 80,00 American military, naval, and marine officers and enlisted men and The Freedman's Bank Records, which documents more than 70,000 bank depositors and their dependents and heirs. Access is limited to users with library cards from Maryland public libraries. This link is for users with a library card from a Maryland public library.

This easy to search database includes over 25,000 family and local histories as well as the Federal U.S. Census through 1790-1930. Additionally this database allows you to search Periodical Source Index (PERSI), which covers genealogy and history periodicals, the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, which identifies more than 80,00 American military, naval, and marine officers and enlisted men and The Freedman's Bank Records, which documents more than 70,000 bank depositors and their dependents and heirs. Access is limited to users with library cards from the District of Columbia Public Library. This link is for users with a library card from the District of Columbia Public Library.

Individual name search of digitized Census records available through Ancestry.com. Most information is only accessible through a paid account. Some libraries (although not the UM Libraries) provide free access on-site at their library branches.

The Enoch Pratt Free Library has an excellent guide listing many family history resources. Most require a Maryland public library card.

Description of the decennial Census from the National Archives.

Genealogy resources and information from the US Census Bureau.