Digging Deeper: Using Essential Pre-1850 Records

by Karen A. Clifford

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Karen Clifford is founder and president of Genealogy Research Associates, Inc., as well as first vice president of the Utah Genealogical Association Board of Directors. Prior to working as an Accredited Genealogist in Midwestern States Research, Clifford specialized in southern states and Scandinavian research. Clifford has authored several family show more histories and textbooks including Genealogy and Computers for the Complete Beginner: A Step by Step Guide that will aid any interested novice in researching their family history. This was followed by Genealogy and Research for the Advanced Researcher: Pulling It All Together (1995) and Becoming An Accredited Genealogist: Plus 100 Tips to Ensure Your Success (1998). Clifford also edited and illustrated Tidewater Families of the New World and Their Westward Migration. Clifford is a member of the California State Genealogy Alliance where she is also the editor of the organization's Newsletter. She is an instructor in the Associates Degree programs in Library Science-Genealogy and Computers at Hartnell College in Salinas, California, and Monterey Peninsula College in Monterey, California. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Introduction
As a professional genealogist and a college instructor in the field of family history, I am often asked questions that are not easy to answer. For example, “If you have only a little time left to complete a ... (show all)research project, is it best to spend your time looking for new sources or should you take the time to explain to others what has already been located?”
Chapter 1
Working with Pre-1850 Census Records
You will learn the following concepts in this chapter:
• Reasons for Using 1790-1840 Census Records
• Locating Pre-1850 Census Indexes
• Overcoming Difficult... (show all)ies with Early Census Searching
• A Review of 1850-1930 Census Records
• Contents of 1790-1840 Census Records
• Locating Census History Forms
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Nonfiction, Anthropology, General Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
929.1072History & geographyBiographies, Genealogy, HealdryGenealogy, Flags, Heraldry, Civil RecordsGenealogies
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CS14 .C57Auxiliary Sciences of HistoryGenealogyGenealogy

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