Learn to build your family tree using US census records. You'll start with the 1940 US census record on a free genealogy website and work back step by step.
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CHAPTERS

0:00 Intro
0:32 What is a modern US Census record?
1:23 Find Census Records on FamilySearch Search Page
3:04 Refine Search Results on FamilySearch
3:17 Review Search Results on FamilySearch
3:55 Save Census Record to FamilySearch Family Tree
4:55 How to handle Same House in 1940 Census
5:19 Census Record Reasons Statements
6:03 Should you attach census records to living people
6:58 Why you aren't finding your ancestors in census records
9:30 Trying more spelling variations in census records
11:24 Editing FamilySearch Profile with census record clues
13:39 Add children to the family tree found on census records

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