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| Canadian: Census Records - Part 1 | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Census records are a pivotal step in trying to document our ancestry. They are among the most useful records available to genealogists. This course will instruct the student in how to access these records and how to analyze the information provided. Suggestions for using the Internet for researching many census records will also be provided. A short history of census records is included… COURSE CONTENT MODULE 1 Introduction to Census Records Specialized Census Records Where to Find Census Records Reading Census Records MODULE 2 How do I Locate My Family in a Census Record? Locating an Individual in a Rural Census MODULE 3 Locating an Individual in a Large City Using Census Aids to Locate Your Family MODULE 4 How Accurate is the Information Contained in Census Records? Analyzing the Records Specialized Information in Various Census Years Census Substitute Records MODULE 5 Using the Internet for Research Internet Addresses Indexes & Digital Images Available Online MODULE 6 Census Records Available Through Library and Archives Canada Selected Bibliography of Published Census Records | ||||||||||||||||||
