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2025-10-04	98.85.177.118 (ClassC)

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!doctype html>html langen-US>    head>        title>Where Historical Maps and Family History Meet! (HistoryGeo.com)/title>        meta charsetutf-8>        meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1.0>        meta namedescription contentHistoryGeo is a family history website providing online genealogy software tools allowing you to search original land records and old maps for where your ancestors lived./>meta namekeywords contentfamily history, surname search, old maps, plat maps, land records, genealogy/>link relstylesheet href/v3/css/hg_site_main.css typetext/css />link relstylesheet href/v3/css/homepage.css typetext/css />link relstylesheet href/v3/js/jquery/jquery_ui_hg.css typetext/css />link relstylesheet href/v3/js/fancybox/source/jquery.fancybox.css typetext/css />script typetext/javascript>    HGSITE  {    RELATIVE_FOLDERPATH: /v3/,    HOMEPAGE_LOCATION: https://www.historygeo.com/v3/,    HOMPAGE_LOCATION_SECURE: https://www.historygeo.com/v3/    };/script>script typetext/javascript src/v3/js/jquery/jquery-1.8.3.min.js >/script>script typetext/javascript src/v3/js/jquery/jquery-ui-1.9.2.min.js >/script>script typetext/javascript src/v3/js/fancybox/source/jquery.fancybox.pack.js >/script>script typetext/javascript src/v3/js/page_logic/homepage.js >/script>    /head>    body>        script typetext/javascript>  var _gaq  _gaq || ;  _gaq.push(_setAccount, UA-24530491-1);  _gaq.push(_trackPageview);  (function() {    var ga  document.createElement(script); ga.type  text/javascript; ga.async  true;    ga.src  (https:  document.location.protocol ? https://ssl : http://www) + .google-analytics.com/ga.js;    var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);  })();/script>        div idbasicPageOuterContainer>            div idsiteHeader>    div idheaderTopContents>        a idsiteLogoLink classinline_element titleHistoryGeo.com hrefhttps://www.historygeo.com/v3/>img idsiteLogoImg src/v3/img/hg_logo.png altHistoryGeo.com Logo/>/a>        div classinline_element idheaderTopRightContent>            div idheaderLoginContainer>form nameheaderLoginForm idheaderLoginForm methodpost actionhttps://www.historygeo.com/v3/form_processing/process_login.php>input typetext nameemail classheaderLoginField placeholderE-Mail />input typepassword namepassword classheaderLoginField placeholderPassword />input typehidden namecallback value/index.php />input typesubmit nameloginSubmit classinline_element valueLog In />/form>/div>div idheaderLowerLinks>a href/v3/newsletter titleKeep up to date by getting our newsletter, and be the first to hear about exciting new content!>SIGN-UP for our NEWSLETTER/a>/div>        /div>    /div>    ul idmainMenuList classhorizontalList>li classmainMenuListItem>a classmainMenuLink hrefhttp://blog.historygeo.com titleCheck out our blog target_blank>Blog/a>/li>li classmainMenuListItem>a classmainMenuLink href/v3/search/ titleSurname Search Tool>Search/a>/li>li classmainMenuListItem>a classmainMenuLink href/v3/about/ titleAbout Us>About Us/a>/li>li classmainMenuListItem>a classmainMenuLink href/v3/support/ titleGet Support>Support/a>/li>li classmainMenuListItem>a classmainMenuLink href/v3/store/ titleStart Your Subscription>Subscribe/a>/li>/ul>/div>div idbasicPageContentsContainer>div idfeatured_container>    div idfeatured_col_left classinline_element>        p idsite_banner>PUTTING span classbig_underline>FAMILY HISTORY/span> IN ITS span classbig_underline>PLACES/span>/p>                div idfp_search_container>            div idfp_search_form_container>                p idfp_search_header>Find Millions of Historical Landowners in Our Maps:/p>                    input typetext placeholderEnter a Surname! namefp_search_term idfp_search_term classinline_element/>                    a href# classinline_element idfp_search_btn>/a>                    p idfp_extra_search_txt>*Search results will be compiled from both the strong>First Landowners Project/strong> and our strong>Antique Maps Collection/strong>./p>            /div>        /div>    /div>        div idfeatured_col_right classinline_element>        a idfp_video_thumblinkFLO classfp_vidLink fancybox.iframe hrefhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1ZAcMh-Q05U?autoplay1>/a>        p idfp_vid_txt>How does it work?br/>Watch these in-depth tutorials!/p>        a idfp_video_thumblinkZAM classfp_vidLink fancybox.iframe hrefhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zlGc0e2KgeA?autoplay1>/a>    /div>        div idfp_blogMsg>        a idfp_blogLink hrefhttp://blog.historygeo.com target_blank>To hear all about latest updates and see the kinds of mind-blowing discoveries you can make with our service, check out our blog!/a>    /div>/div>div idhomeColWrapper>    div idhomeLeftCol classinline_element>        p>            Brought to you by a hrefhttp://www.arphax.com titleVisit the Arphax Web Store>Arphax Publishing Co./a>, HistoryGeo.com is a family history software service for linking old maps and land records to your genealogy research. Until recently, we were probably best known for providing online versions of the em>Family Maps/em> and em>Texas Land Survey Maps/em> book series, but that perception has changed since the release of our revolutionary First Landowners Project...        /p>        h3>What is the First Landowners Project?/h3>                p>            Instead of looking at landowner maps township by township, imagine what it would be like to have a span classgreenbold>SINGLE, INTERACTIVE MAP/span> containing over span classgreenbold>12.3 MILLION LANDOWNERS/span> among 30 states (all 29 of the public land states in the Continental U.S., plus Texas).  Imagine constantly expanded map coverage, and having the ability to keep track of all the early homesteaders youre researching.  Imagine...wait, you dont have to imagine. span classgreenbold>ITS HERE/span>, and span classgreenbold>AVAILABLE NOW/span> to Our Subscribers!        /p>                h3>What is the Antique Maps Collection?/h3>                p>            Over the years, we have compiled and indexed span classgreenbold>HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF LANDOWNERS/span> from a constantly expanding collection of nearly span classgreenbold>4000 MAPS/span> from various sources and time periods.  All you need to access this content is a HistoryGeo.com subscription.        /p>                h3>Additional Features of Interest/h3>                p>            For those that remember our original HistoryGeo Map Viewer, here are some changes that might interest you:        /p>        ul>            li>Printing is Now Possible/li>            li>Better Mobile Browser Support/li>            li>New and Improved Annotation Tools/li>            li>A Lot More People to Find/li>        /ul>        p>            For a lot more detail concerning the First Landowners Project and HistoryGeo.com, be sure and read this extensive a href/v3/support/docs/HistoryGeo_v2.pdf>PDF Document/a>. For specifics on the Antique Maps Collection, see this a href/v3/support/docs/HistoryGeo_AntiqueMapsCollection.pdf>resource list/a>.        /p>    /div>    div idhomeRightCol classinline_element>                    div idsubscribeBtnContainer classrightColSection>                a idbigSubscribeLink href/v3/store>Subscribe NOW!/a>            /div>                div idsocialNetworkingLinks classrightColSection>            p>Find us on your favorite social networks!/p>            div>                a target_blank idfacebookLink hrefhttp://www.facebook.com/historygeo?skwall>Facebook/a>            /div>            br/>            div>                a target_blank idtwitterLink hrefhttp://twitter.com/#!/HistoryGeo1>Twitter/a>            /div>        /div>    /div>/div>/div>div idsiteFooter>    div idfooterNavigation>        div classinline_element footNavSection>            a classfootNavSecHeader hrefhttp://blog.historygeo.com target_blank titleThe Official HistoryGeo Blog>Blog/a>        /div>                div classinline_element footNavSection>            a classfootNavSecHeader href/v3/search titleSurname Search Tool>Search/a>        /div>                        div classinline_element footNavSection>            a classfootNavSecHeader href/v3/about titleAbout Us>About Us/a>        /div>        div classinline_element footNavSection>            a classfootNavSecHeader href/v3/support titleGet Support>Support/a>        /div>                    div classinline_element footNavSection>                a classfootNavSecHeader href/v3/store titleStart Your Subscription>Subscribe/a>            /div>                                    div classinline_element footNavSection>                a classfootNavSecHeader hrefhttp://www.historygeo.com/forlibraries titleFind out about our Library Edition>For Libraries/a>            /div>                /div>    div idsiteCopyright>        span idcopyrightTxt>            All logos and trademarks on this site are the property of their respective owners. Comments are the property of whomever posted the information.            br />            All other content: © 2005-2025 Arphax Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved.        /span>    /div>/div>span idserver_id>VPCWEB30/span>        /div>    /body>/html>

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