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How to use early census records in genealogy research by Jori Page One of the most accessible resources available for genealogical research is the census record of the United States government. Federal census records were first collected in 1790 and since then have been collected every ten years. These ... More> Implications of Canada's aging population by Altaf Sahibzada According to 2006 Census of Canada, Canadian population has been aging due to the nation's low fertility rate and increasing life expectancy. As a result, the number of seniors with ages more than 65 years increased from 13.0% in 2001 to 13.7% in 20... More>
	Road blocks to Irish Family history research by Roshan Richards There are numerous road blocks to family history research in all countries and time periods that frustrate genealogists, but the research of Irish lineage seems to possess an inordinate amount of them. You don't have to venture out too far onto your... More> Genealogy: Great American migrations by Isabelle Esteves The history of the United States is made up of a series of migrations. For the genealogist, this information is important because by knowing when a group of people migrated to the United States, we get a starting point for your study of our own fami... More>
Genealogy: How can I use free census extraction forms? by Lighetto The best resource that I have found on using free census extraction forms is an explanation on Ancestry.com found here: http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=1286 Copy the link and it will take you to an explanation that covers ... More> The value of the US census in genealogical research by RJ Williams In researching one's family history, few things are as helpful as census records. A plethora of information can be gleaned from a census record, and you can often stumble upon facts you weren't even looking for. The US Census is done every 10 years,... More>
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