Genealogical Society of Washtenaw County, Michigan, Inc. Tools for Census Research
		The forms listed below may be in any of several different formats, most commonly in HyperText Markup Language or HTML. Each entry below is given as: Title (Format) [Source]. If no format is given, the form or article is in HTML format. See File Formats & Downloads for information on downloading and viewing these files. Census Articles Soundex Converters Census Data Census Abstract Forms Census History Forms National Archives Forms
Census Articles		The Basics of Using Federal Census Records by George G. Morgan [Ancestry] Census Resources [About.com] It Must Be True .... It's In The Census! by Diana L. Smith State and Local Censuses Supplement Federal Census Schedules by Kip Sperry [Ancestry] Genealogy Questions and Answers (census records on the Internet) by Kip Sperry [Ancestry] New Approaches to the Census by George G. Morgan [Ancestry] End of Year Bargains for Genealogists (Census CDs/Census Index CDs) by Rhonda McClure [Family Tree Finders] The Date's the Key by Rhonda McClure [Family Tree Finders] Census in Great Britain by Rhonda McClure [Family Tree Finders] Clues in Census Records, 1790-1840 [NARA] Clues in Census Records, 1850-1920 [NARA] Your Guide To Census Records [Heritage Quest] Soundex & Miracode The Soundex Indexing System [NARA] How to Use NARA's Census Microfilm Catalogs [NARA] The WPA Census Soundexing Projects [Prologue] Non-Population Census Schedules Special Federal Census Schedules by George G. Morgan [Ancestry] Using Mortality Schedules by George G. Morgan [Ancestry] Moving Beyond Population Schedules in the Census by Rhonda McClure [Family Tree Finders] A Reader's Question - Farm Schedules by Rhonda McClure [Family Tree Finders] Definitions & Abbreviations Relationship Terms and Abbreviations (from the 1910 Census) Census Abbreviations Used in Soundex Specific Census Years High Tech in the '90s - The 1890 Census by Mark Howells "First in the Path of the Firemen" The Fate of the 1890 Population Census [Prologue] 1930 Federal Population Census (available 1 April 2002) [NARA] Myths and Realities about the 1960 Census [Prologue] U.S. Census 2000: How America "Keeps" What America Needs [Mark Howells, Ancestry]
Soundex Converters		Roots Surname to Soundex Family Tree Soundex Yet Another Soundex Converter handles multiple surnames The Soundex Machine
Census Data		Facts in U.S. Federal Census, 1790-1860 [GSWC] Facts in U.S. Federal Census, 1870-1920 [GSWC] Facts in Michigan State Census, 1827-94 [GSWC] Washtenaw County in 1884-94 Michigan Census [GSWC]
Census Data Online		Census Online: Links to Online Census Records USGenWeb Census Project Ancestry Census Search
Census Abstract Forms		Abstracts for census records (1790-1920) (GIF) [Family Tree Maker Online, "Genealogy How-To"] 1790 U.S. Census Abstract Form [Genealogy Mall/Deseret Census Service] 1800 U.S. Census Abstract Form [Genealogy Mall/Deseret Census Service] Census Extract Forms (1790-1930) (Acrobat) [Ancestry]
Census History Forms		Census History Form for Individuals (Acrobat) Soundex Card Form, single card for 1880-1920 (GIF) [Genealogy Mall/Deseret Census Service]
National Archives Forms		Order Forms for Military Service & Family History Records
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