All transcriptions provided here were done by me, from the microfilmed census records. My goal is to transcribe exactly what is given in the original record.

While most of the records here are for known family members, some may be for ancestor "candidates," or for people who are simply associated with the family. Please do not assume that because someone is listed here that they are a proven family member.

Needless to say, it is going to take me a long time to get everything I have transcribed. If there is something you are particularly interested in, let me know, and I will move it up in the priority list for transcription.

I have completed the transcription of all of the census records which I have for 1790-1830. If you are aware of additional records for any of our mutual family members, please let me know!

There are a few 1840 records up, and I've started adding1930 transcriptions as I can obtain access to the records. Nothing is up yet for 1850-1920.

If you would like more information on understanding census records, there is a nice article by George Morgan, The Basics of Using Federal Census Records.

And if you would like to see what census records are available online, take a look at Ancestry's free trial offer.

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