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The Census Tree uses a variety of automated methods to link individuals and families across US census records to create a family tree that includes 120 million people. You can learn more about the creation of the Census Tree at censustree.org. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the census records that mention them. More details are on their website: https://www.censustree.org.

A computer scanned more than 10 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Nuevo León, México. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.

A computer scanned more than 2 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Tasmania, Australia. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.

A computer scanned more than 3 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Santa Catarina, Brazil. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.

A computer scanned more than 3 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Pangasinan, Philippines. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.

A computer scanned more than 35 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Argentina. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.

A computer scanned more than 4 million records to create a family tree of people who lived in Abruzzo, Italy. Search this tree for information about your ancestors, and quickly link to the documents that mention them.