Family History Tech: Census Forms

We had a short discussion last night, at the monthly meeting of the East Valley Chapter of the Family History Society of Arizona, about the availability of Excel forms for Census information. I had mentioned that I use, and like, the spreadsheets created by Gary Minder at CensusTools. I find his material well worth the $15 he is asking, only $13 for a download version.

A quick search around the web found:

Census Tools

http://www.censustools.com

The U.S. Federal spreadsheet collection includes worksheets for each census year from 1790-1940 and several U.S. special census records. Complimenting the Federal spreadsheet files are the 1850-1860 Slave Schedules, 1850-1880 Mortality Schedules, 1883 List of Pensioners, the 1890 Surviving Veterans and Widows Schedule and Dawes Roll.
State spreadsheets for Iowa 1836-1925, Kansas 1865-1925, Massachusetts 1855-1865, Minnesota 1849-1895, New Jersey 1855-1915, New York 1825-1925, Rhode Island 1865-1935 and Wisconsin 1836-1905. Each set collection features the main spreadsheet as well as a Tracker and Checklist.
Spreadsheets for Canada 1851-1901, England 1841-1901, Ireland 1821-1911 and Scotland 1841-1891
A cemetery data spreadsheet, passenger manifest spreadsheet, Research log, and Family Group Reports.

USGenWeb Census Project

http://www.us-census.org/info/templates2.htm

Excel or MSWorks template-files for the census years

1790 through 1940 (except for the 1890-Population Schedule)

1850 and 1860 Slave Schedules

1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 Mortality Schedules

1890 Veteran's Schedule

1900 and 1910 Indian Population Schedules

USGenWeb Free Census Project

http://www.usgwcensus.org/help/temp/

All Federal Census

In addition, several sites have blank forms that can be downloaded: