Content
Welcome
7s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 5s
Introduction
2m 4s
What you can learn
6m 39s
Enumerators and maps
13m 59s
Understanding
10m 6s
Searching
13m 7s
Announcements / prizes
1m 28s
Questions / answers
2m 27s
About this webinar
The 1950 census is exciting because it may include your great grandparents, grandparents, parents and perhaps even you! It will provide opportunities to confirm some of what we already know and clues for new research. Released just days ago, now is the perfect time to begin making discoveries. Learn from Lisa Louise Cooke what you need to know about this new census.
About the speaker
Lisa Louise Cooke is the producer of the Genealogy Gems Podcast , the popular and long-running genealogy podcast which has been downloaded over 3 million times! The podcast is available at www.Genealo...
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Comments (95)
This webinar on the 1950s Census was so helpul. I will be a volunteer with FamilySearch, so I found this inspiring! Thank you so much, Lisa~
Such interesting info about the census to help our research. I have been Ancestry’ing and 1950census.archives.gov’ing as my ED search method, so I was happy to see Lisa recommend it too.
Very informative
Lisa answered all my questions about the 1950 census, including where to find the "Not at Home" people. Thank you, Lisa!
Really appreciated the step by step process for searching in the new 1950 census.
great presentation and lots of very useful info.
Thank you, Lisa - that was really interesting and very useful for me because I haven't even tried searching the 1950 Census yet. I have just one close relative in it - my mother's cousin (who moved from England to the US after marrying a GI in 1944), and I shall now try to find her and her husband in New York in 1950.
Lisa is always a good webinar speaker. Lots of great insight and information.