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Ancestry/Genealogy

bucolic_frolic

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1. Take those names and addresses to US Census data

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Mon Aug 28, 2023, 07:50 AM

Aug 2023

Ancestry, or other library access genealogy information. wikitree.com is a free source too.

Households can be found in most census data back to about 1850 or 1860. Prior to that there is still data, but they didn't list occupations, nation of birth, and such.

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Just got back from serious genealogical research [View all] no_hypocrisy Aug 2023 OP

Take those names and addresses to US Census data bucolic_frolic Aug 2023 #1

Thanks. Already did Ancestry research. no_hypocrisy Aug 2023 #2

Is there a particular census year that you're not finding your family in? I'll be happy to try my ARPad95 Aug 2023 #3

Just one for my grandmother's family and two for my father's family. no_hypocrisy Aug 2023 #4

If you're looking for them in the 1910* census and have their residence address at or around 1910, ARPad95 Aug 2023 #5

You're sweet. Thank you. no_hypocrisy Aug 2023 #6

I found an interesting tidbit snowybirdie Aug 2023 #7