Join NGS and FamilySearch International in Supporting the 1950 US Census Project:įamilySearch and NGS are inviting genealogy societies and organizations to assist in making the 1950 US census easier for everyone to search and discover their family connections. Here are links to the Zoom informational meeting for genealogy organizations, and more about the process used to transcribe and index this Census. This 1950 Census is the one that we have been waiting for – some of us (our older siblings) are in it! Remember 10 years ago when the 1940 US Federal Census was released? It really was an amazingly short time before volunteers had done the indexing so that we could actually search it. It is important that you know what it takes to be able make use of the 1950 Census records, even if you are not part of a genealogy organization that will be doing the work. On April 1, 2022, the (NARA) National Archives and Records Administration of the United States will make digital images of the 1950 US Census available to the world after being protected by law for 72 years.į and (NGS) National Genealogical Society are leading the effort to recruit other genealogy societies to make these census records searchable online by doing the volunteer work of transcribing and indexing all the names and locations. I received an email to my Stateline Genealogy Club about a Zoom meeting for genealogy organizations to learn how they can help transcribe and index the 1950 Census.
Vicki Ruthe Hahn 1950 United States Federal Census Enumerator asking the questions.
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