Sessions at Atlanta Family History Expo 2010 about Census

Friday 12th November 2010

• Census Techniques and Strategies for Finding Elusive Ancestors

  by David Dilts

  U.S. federal census records are a major source of genealogical information. Few records provide as much detail about a person or family as a census. They also supply researchers with important clues that can lead them to other sources. As a result, they are often one of the first record types consulted. Come and learn techniques and strategies for finding your elusive ancestors.

  • Census
  • Family History
  • Genealogy
  • vital records

  At 1:30pm to 2:30pm, Friday 12th November

• Using the U.S. Federal Census in Genealogy

  by Jean L. Cooper

  This year of the 23rd census is a good time for genealogists and historians to review the usefulness of the U.S. Federal Census for their fields. This presentation will review the history and features of the federal censuses, and will offer some insights into how the census information can be used in your research.

  • Census
  • Family History
  • Genealogy

  At 3:00pm to 4:00pm, Friday 12th November