Released to the public for research in April of 2002, the 1930 US federal census is a common tool for most genealogists. Many have used it more than once, and continue to go back to it to research additional ancestors, or to find out about the early years of living family members. It is a valuable genealogical resource. However, no matter how many times one has perused it, there are still hidden secrets to be found in this census that can give up old family secrets, provide brand new information, and/or point the way to additional research sources.
If you are using or want to use the 1930 US census in your genealogy research, here are some tips to mine it for every drop of genealogical gold it contains. You might be surprised at some of the things you missed, even if you have used it numerous times. Here’s what to look for and how to use it in your research... Read More
If you are using or want to use the 1930 US census in your genealogy research, here are some tips to mine it for every drop of genealogical gold it contains. You might be surprised at some of the things you missed, even if you have used it numerous times. Here’s what to look for and how to use it in your research... Read More