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KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH, ALASKA GENWEB PROJECT |
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RESOURCES
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| Alaska Bureau Of Vital Statistics |
350 Main
Street The Alaska
Bureau of Vital Statistics is responsible for managing vital records in
the State of Alaska. Vital records in Alaska include birth, death, fetal
death, divorce and marriage certificate data, along with reports of adoption.
For information about your family member's Alaska vital record contact
our Record Processing Unit: (907) 465-3392. Vital records are confidential
and may not be released to a third party until 100 years after a birth,
or 50 years after a death, marriage, or divorce. |
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| Kenai Peninsula Borough Clerk |
144 North
Binkley Street They do collect property taxes, appraise property, etc., but all the vital records are collected and kept by the state vital statistics office. |
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| FAMILY HISTORY CENTER (MORMON) | Homer
Family History Center Mile 3 East Rd Homer, Alaska Phone: 907-235-7281 Hours: T 11am-4pm; Thurs 11am-4pm; Call for appointment Wed-Fri 10am-3:00 pm Closed: Major Holidays |
Seward
Family History Center 13559 Seward Highway Seward, Alaska Hours: Closed through October while building being renovated |
| Soldotna
Family History Center 159 Marydale Dr Soldotna, Alaska Phone: 907-262-3581 Hours: T-Th 10am-4pm; 6pm-9pm; W 7:30pm-9pm |
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| City of Homer | ||
| City of Seward | ||
| City of Seldovia | ||
| Alaska State Recorder | Recording
Deeds, etc. |
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| VitalChek | A private company from which you can order vital record copies. | |
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Official Home Page |
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| AK GenWeb Archives | Contains some excellent material - Census records, burial records, WWI draft registrations, early AK pioneer obituaries, etc. | |
| Alaska State Archives | 141
Willoughby Avenue Juneau, AK 99811-1720 |
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| Alaska State Library |
PO Box 110571 |
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| National Archives and Record Administration | 654
West Third Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501-2145 Phone: 907-271-2441 E-mail: archives@alaska.nara.gov Fax: 907-271-2442 |
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| Alaska Historical Society | P.O.
Box 100299 Anchorage, AK 99510-0299 |
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| Z. J. Loussac Public Library | 3600
Denali Street Anchorage, AK 99503 (907) 343-2975 Mon - Thur 10am - 9pm Fri and Sat 10am - 6pm Sunday 1pm - 5pm |
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| Anchorage Museum of History and Art | 121
W. 7th Ave., Anchorage, AK 99501 Director - Pat Wolf, 907 343-6174 Deputy Director - Suzy Jones, 907 343-6141 |
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| Borough Recording Offices | For all Alaska Boroughs | |
| Archives, University of Alaska - Anchorage | Consortium
Library 3211 Providence Drive Anchorage, AK 99508 |
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| Alaska Historical Library | PO
Box 110571 Juneau, AK 99811-0571 (of particular interest: Louis Shotridge Collection, Tlingit Indian Genealogy Notes and Information, 1915-26?, Manuscript Collection #37 - a restricted body of materials written in Tlingit). |
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ELMER
E. RASMUSON LIBRARY
310 Tanana Drive University of Alaska Fairbanks USA 99775-6800 (907) 474-7481 |
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| Alaska Commercial Company Collection of special interest are Box 152 Folder 1576, for Unalaska. Lists 75 children innoculated for small pox on 13-14 May 1878, with name, age and sex. | ||
| Donald Foote Collection - taped information, including family genealogies - primarily for the Pointe Hope area. | ||
| Froehlich Rainey Collection - Rainey was a professor of anthropology at the University of Alaska. Materials include names of contemporary Alaska Natives from Point Hope and Barrow, business and personal correspondence, diaries of his fieldwork at Point Hope and Saint Lawrence Island, grave listings from Ipiutak and Tigara. | ||
| Genealogical Records of Barrow families - created by researchers studying blood types. | ||
| Minto Alaska Village Council Records. History of individuals who lived in this interior Alaska Village between 28 December 1939-11 March 1948. Last date of death was 1961. | ||
| Robert McKennan Collection - census and hospital records from Healy River, Nabesna, Sam Creek, Scottie Creek, Tanacross, and Tetlin (1937-1938), Tanana (1946), Tanacross (1946, 1962), Minto (1958), Tetlin (1958), and Northway. | ||
| Vital Statistics and Miscellaneous Records for Kake, Alaska - contains birth, marriage and death records from Southeast Alaska covering 31 October 1917 to 7 July 1928. Compiled by US Bureau of Education, Alaska Native School Medical and Reindeer Service. | ||
| Fort Gibbon (Tanana) District Area Database | covers birth, marriage and death registrations as well as the genealogical records of the Roman Catholic priest, Julles Jette, SJ. A copy of the database is located with the Tanana Native Council, PO Box 93, Tanana, AK 99775 | |
| Inupiat History, Language and Culture Commission |
PO Box 69 |
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GENERAL
ARCHIVAL RESOURCES
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| Haa
Kusteey: Our Culture: Tlingit Life Stories University of Washington Press, 1994 |
Biographical sketches of about 50 Southeast Alaska Tlingit Elders. Part 1 covers individuals born 1863-1915. Part 2 treats the founders of the Alaska Native Brotherhood. | |
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Letter
from the Secretary of War, 44th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Executive
Document 12, June 1875 |
Approximately 30 names petition the government regarding the Natives on Saint George Island in the Pribilofs | |
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Message
of the President of the United States...Forty-fourth Congress, First Session,
Senate Executive Document 33, Part 2, 24 March 1876 |
Lists Indian prisoners and civilian prisoners confined at Sitka during the three years ending 31 December 1875. Also lists prisoners confined at Fort Wrangell from 1 August to 31 December 1875. | |
| Journal
of an Aleutian Year by Ethel Ross Oliver Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1988 |
Lists residents of Attu Island who were captured by the Japanese on 7 June 1942. They were later transported to Kiska Island and then to Otaru War Prison Camp in Hokkaido Island, Japan until the end of the war. The listing for each includes date and place of birth, parents, date and cause of death, residence of survivors, and age as of June 1947. | |
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