Kathryn Grant teaches us how to use the timeline grid to record census information about a single family (one set of parents and their children). The timeline grid is a compact, organized way to show a lot of information in a chronologically. Click here for Template. Unable to access YouTube? View video here.
How to use vital records, censuses, cemetery records, obituaries, and biographies for genealogists of all experience levels. Unable to access YouTube? View video here.
Learn how to use the census records to help in your research. Unable to access YouTube? View video here.
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