Live Webinar: How to use the 1950 census 🔍

 Rock Around the Block:

How To Use the 1950 Census

Live Interactive Webinar

Join us for a live webinar where you'll learn  how to look beyond the records of the 1950 census to better understand your ancestors' lives.

The webinar is on Thursday, June 16th at 7pm Eastern.

Register now and get $10 off!

The 1950 census is a great resource we can use to find our ancestors. The records provide us with time and location for family members, but what else can we learn from each entry?

In this live webinar, we will dive deeper into the 1950 census. We’ll cover the background of the census, address questions it asks, additional records you need to know about, updates on census indexing, and how best to search on the census. We will also do a live demonstration for searching the 1950 census for your ancestors. Finally, we will tackle what to do if you can’t find them.

What you'll learn:

• Background on the 1950 census

• What additional websites you will need for census research

• A look at what the 1950 Census says about our ancestors

• Enumeration District Maps: What they Are and How they Can Help

• What to do if your ancestor wasn’t home

• How to find the ancestor who just doesn’t seem to be there

• Updates on the FamilySearch 1950 Census Indexing Project

• Tips and Tricks for Searching the 1950 Census

hundreds of articles published online and in print. Her books include Cemeteries of the Eastern Sierra (Arcadia Publishing, 2007) and From the Family Kitchen (F+W Media, 2012). Her current research interests include social history, community cookbooks, signature quilts, and researching women’s lives.

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