1950 Census Research Guide
The 1950 census documented names, ages, occupations and more for over 150 million people. Here's everything you need to know about using the 1950 census for genealogy research.
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Learn about your family between the 1940 and 1950 censuses with these key genealogy resources that reveal how and where they lived.
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Our ancestors’ jobs can reveal so much about their lives. Here's how to use occupational and employment records in your genealogy research.
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Millions of newspaper pages are searchable on the free Chronicling America website. Learn two of its best features in this quick video.
View DetailsDNA Test Migration Groups: What They Can and Can’t Tell You
AncestryDNA Communities, MyHeritage Genetic Groups, and 23andMe Recent Ancestor Locations all assign your DNA to a time and place. Are they accurate?
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Look for your ancestor's grave site listing on Interment.net, which has 25 million free digitized cemetery records.
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A Tour of the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries
Learn more about what you can find on the free genealogy website, the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries.
View DetailsA Quick Tour of AccessGenealogy
Here's a quick overview of what's available on free genealogy website AccessGenealogy.
View DetailsGenealogy Projects for Kids of All Ages Premium
Try these genealogy projects for kids with your children or other young relatives, and you’ll create new family memories by sharing old stories and traditions.
View DetailsWhy (and How) Should You Colorize Family Photos? Experts Weigh In Premium
Adding color to black-and-white photos has never been easier. But should you? Hear from photo experts, and read about MyHeritage and RESTORE by Vivid-Pix.
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