| One computer is specifically dedicated to genealogy research. The online resources and a Family Tree Maker Program allow you to build your own family tree, research passenger logs from early voyages to the Americas and save all of your family information to your own storage device. Our collections currently include: Yoakum City Birth Records 1910 - 1946 Yoakum City Death Records 1910 - 1947 Yoakum Herald Times, Death Records Index (incomplete) 1898 - 1942 Yoakum Herald Times Highlights Beck - Buffington Funeral Home Information 1910 - 1973 Obituaries 1898 - Present DeWitt & Lavaca County Cemetery Records DeWitt & Lavaca County Marriage Records DeWitt & Lavaca County History Records School Year Books 1898 - 2007 San Antonio Aransas Pass Railroad History Telephone Books City Directories |
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| Genealogy |
| Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. |
| Carl & Mary Welhausen Library 810 Front Street Yoakum, TX 77995 Phone #: (361) 293-5001 librarian@cityofyoakum.org |
Search Census - Find ancestors in the complete set of U.S. Federal Census images from 1790-1940, including name indexes for
many years
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Bibliography of Native North Americans
A bibliographic database that covers the culture, history and daily life of native North Americans,
which is ideal for researching the contributions, struggles and issues of North Americas
indigenous peoples
A bibliographic database that covers the culture, history and daily life of native North Americans,
which is ideal for researching the contributions, struggles and issues of North Americas
indigenous peoples
Texas Digital Sanborn Maps
Digital Sanborn Maps provides digital access to 2118 large-scale maps of 436 Texas towns and
cities, including Dallas, Houston, Austin, El Paso, Fort Worth, and San Antonio.
Digital Sanborn Maps provides digital access to 2118 large-scale maps of 436 Texas towns and
cities, including Dallas, Houston, Austin, El Paso, Fort Worth, and San Antonio.
Texas Reference Center
A collection of journals and books about Texas and Texans with topics including the state's
history, its ethnic and cultural diversity, literature, public health, business, leisure and more
A collection of journals and books about Texas and Texans with topics including the state's
history, its ethnic and cultural diversity, literature, public health, business, leisure and more
HeritageQuest® Online combines digital, searchable images of U.S. federal census records
with the digitized version of the popular ProQuest Genealogy & Local History collection and other
valuable content. Powered by Ancestry® with more than 4.4 billion records and coverage dating
back to the 1700s.
with the digitized version of the popular ProQuest Genealogy & Local History collection and other
valuable content. Powered by Ancestry® with more than 4.4 billion records and coverage dating
back to the 1700s.
| If you are an active patron of the Carl and Mary Welhausen Library, you have FREE access to these resources (below) through TexShare. This database service is paid for 100% by the Library and made possible by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission funding resources. PLEASE CALL THE LIBRARY FOR LOGIN INFORMATION. Your account information will be verified prior to releasing the password. 1) Please click on "Choose Your Library" in the upper right hand corner of the TexShare screen, 2) Select the Carl and Mary Welhausen Library, 3) Enter in the password you have been given by library staff, 4) Click on "Access", 5) Locate the service listed below that you wish to access. |
Search Library Catalog
| Other Helpful Genealogy Resources |
| Portal to Texas History Yoakum Newspapers - 1890 to present Through the generosity of the Tocker Foundation and the University of North Texas, the Yoakum newspapers are being uploaded to this database and are available for research, viewing, and printing to everyone. 1887 - 1987 View this book in its entirety by also visiting the Portal (click on book image to the left). |
| If you are an active patron, please give us a call at 361-293-5001 for the sign in credentials. Resources available include: This is Who We Were in 1492-1775, 1880-1899, 1900s, 1910s. 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, The Value of a Dollar, Working Americans: Farming & Ranching |
