In Elevenses with Lisa episode 79 Lisa Louise Cooke explains: How to find 1950 US Census Enumeration District (ED)...
1950 US Census Maps – How to Find and Use Them
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Ultimate Guide to 1890 Census and Substitute Records
Video & Show Notes Click the video player to watch episode 54 of Elevenses with Lisa about the 1890 census...
The 1950 Census for Genealogy
Countdown to the 1950 Census - Show Notes The census is the backbone of genealogical research. Here in the United...
5 Tips for Finding Families in the 1790 US Census
The 1790 United States census was the first census taken after the establishment of the new country, so...
Best Census Entry Ever?
This census enumerator clearly had an opinion about Mr. Coleman's "real" occupation! What funny tidbits have you...
Find Your U.S. Ancestors in These New Genealogy Records Online
Learn more about U.S. ancestors in new genealogy records for Navy and Marine officers, WWI veterans, historical and...
Episode 203
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke Episode #203 This episode features a special interview with renowned...
Missing Census or Missing Family: Legacy Tree Genealogists Answer
So, you think there might be a missing census page? Whether it's a missing census or a missing family, my special...
Census Research Tip: Why Look at the Same Thing Twice
When may it pay off to look at the same records or indexes twice? When you can compare them on different genealogy...