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U.S. Census Record Secrets Revealed!

By Debra Woods ,

February 5, 2016

Juliana Szucs, veteran writer and trainer for Ancestry.com started her genealogical career at a young age by helping her mom index census re…
Success Stories—Life after the 1940 Census

By Steve Anderson ,

June 29, 2012

Thanks to the contributions of over 136,000 indexers, the 1940 US Census project is well ahead of schedule. Indexing and arbitration of all …
Crowdsourcing: A Form of Collaboration that Helps Genealogists Break Down Brick Walls

By Lynn Broderick ,

February 25, 2014

For years now the genealogy community has witnessed a shift from isolated research to online collaboration. Answers that took months by post…
Questions about the Availability of State and County Census Records

By Steve Anderson ,

April 12, 2012

We have received several requests from indexers asking when the census records for their state will be available and if they can choose a sp…
You’ve Mastered the Census and Basic Searches—What Next?

By Emma Young ,

February 25, 2015

In a Thursday afternoon session of RootsTech 2015, titled You’ve Mastered the Census and Basic Searches- What Next?, Karen Auman, PhD and Br…
Some Things You Need to Know About German Census Records

By Tamra Stansfield ,

February 4, 2011

German census records are extremely helpful in identifying family groups and providing a time frame when children move away from home, marry…
FamilySearch Makes 2.7 Million Historic Records from the 1915 New Jersey State Census Freely Searchable Online

By Paul G. Nauta (@nautapg) ,

September 8, 2015

FamilySearch International has added more than 2.7 million searchable historical records from the 1915 New Jersey State Census to its free o…
All 1940 US Census Images and Six States Now Published Online

By Paul G. Nauta (@nautapg) ,

May 15, 2012

20 Million Records for 21 Other Countries Also Added The 1940 US Census Community Project, which includes FamilySearch, Archives.com, Findmy…
1940 U.S. Census Images Lead the Charge of Exciting New Records Online

By Paul G. Nauta (@nautapg) ,

April 9, 2012

14 Million Additional Records for 19 Countries FamilySearch began publishing images online from the 1940 U.S. Federal Census to feed the hun…
Census Records and the Social Security Death Index Are Now Available on the Current FamilySearch Site

By Steve Anderson ,

March 22, 2012

Those who are using Classic FamilySearch will find that all of the census collections and the Social Security Death Index (SSDI) have been m…

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