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New French Census Records Aid Family History Research

By FamilySearch ,

April 27, 2017

If you have French heritage, you may be interested in six new census collections that were recently added to FamilySearch. France, Hérault, …
Incorrect U.S. Census Information—When the Census Taker Gets It Wrong

By Jan Mayer ,

October 9, 2018

By Jan MayerOn the first U.S. census day (August 2, 1790), 17 United States marshals and around 650 assistants1 began the task of finding an…
How to Use U.S. Census Records for Genealogy Research

By Sunny Jane Morton ,

September 4, 2018

U.S. census records can offer you a window into your ancestors’ stories—and clues about new relatives to add to your family tree. Here’s how…
Using the Mecklenburg Census Records

By NishimotoSR ,

May 11, 2012

Now that the Mecklenburg-Schwerin Census records are online, it’s time to use them. If you have been looking for ancestors from this area, y…
7 Ways to Avoid Commonly Made Mistakes When Using the U.S. Federal Census

By Lynn Broderick ,

July 26, 2017

This is the third of a three-part series exploring how to find individuals and families in the U.S. federal census. Read part one and part t…
When the Census Taker Gets it Wrong

By Danielle Batson ,

December 19, 2012

When the 1940 Census came out last April, I was excited to look for my grandparents, Burnell and Emily Batson. The family story was that Bur…
8 Strategies for Finding Missing Persons in the U.S. Federal Census

By Lynn Broderick ,

July 12, 2017

This is the first in a three-part series about finding individuals and families in the U.S. Federal Census. Read part two and part three.U.S…
New Event Date Format on a Person's Search Form

By Lynne C. VanWagenen ,

December 4, 2013

When you are searching for a person in Family Tree, you can now specify a date range (From - To), as opposed to using one specific date. Usi…
Swiss Census Records and Family History Research

By NishimotoSR ,

October 3, 2011

Swiss census records or population registers generally begin about 1634 and run into the mid- 1700’s. Every few years, these censuses were t…
Free Webinar on Using the U.S Census Records

By FamilySearch ,

April 4, 2014

The Family History Library will present a free webinar for all who are interested in learning how to use U.S. Census Records. This webinar i…

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