1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
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JDLail@Yahoo.com
1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Don Lail
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Don Lail
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Claude J
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
In article <0a9mnvgpbat70k9rsid2sl0nr0akr79lri@4ax.com>, JDLail@Yahoo.com
says...
Image sent.
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Claude
says...
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Don Lail
Image sent.
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Claude
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clifto
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Claude J wrote:
How did you find it so fast, considering the target wasn't a HoH?
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"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
JDLail@Yahoo.com says...
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Image sent.
How did you find it so fast, considering the target wasn't a HoH?
--
"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
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Claude J Ortega
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
In article <e2h644-s96.ln1@remote.clifto.com>, clifto@gmail.com says...
I did a search for Creel Hale in Tn, Bledsoe county, and the image appeared.

The census index is by 'every name'.
The problem that one might face is that of the transcriber misreading the hand
written name. Then one has to try variations. This one was 'on the money'.
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Claude
Claude J wrote:
JDLail@Yahoo.com says...
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Image sent.
How did you find it so fast, considering the target wasn't a HoH?
I did a search for Creel Hale in Tn, Bledsoe county, and the image appeared.
The census index is by 'every name'.
The problem that one might face is that of the transcriber misreading the hand
written name. Then one has to try variations. This one was 'on the money'.
--
Claude
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Michael Kenefick
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Claude are you saying the 1920 is indexed by all persons not just the
HoH? Mike in Ohio
Claude J Ortega wrote:
HoH? Mike in Ohio
Claude J Ortega wrote:
In article <e2h644-s96.ln1@remote.clifto.com>, clifto@gmail.com says...
Claude J wrote:
JDLail@Yahoo.com says...
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Image sent.
How did you find it so fast, considering the target wasn't a HoH?
I did a search for Creel Hale in Tn, Bledsoe county, and the image appeared.
The census index is by 'every name'.
The problem that one might face is that of the transcriber misreading the hand
written name. Then one has to try variations. This one was 'on the money'.
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Claude Ortega
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Michael Kenefick wrote:
Yup, Check out the banner on the 1920 census page.
"Ancestry.com has tripled the index to include every available name."
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Claude
Claude are you saying the 1920 is indexed by all persons not just the
HoH? Mike in Ohio
Yup, Check out the banner on the 1920 census page.
"Ancestry.com has tripled the index to include every available name."
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Claude
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clifto
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Claude Ortega wrote:
That explains a lot. I don't think HQ has done that. HQ is where I hang most
because I have to physically go to the library to use Ancestry.
--
"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
Michael Kenefick wrote:
Claude are you saying the 1920 is indexed by all persons not just the
HoH? Mike in Ohio
Yup, Check out the banner on the 1920 census page.
"Ancestry.com has tripled the index to include every available name."
That explains a lot. I don't think HQ has done that. HQ is where I hang most
because I have to physically go to the library to use Ancestry.
--
"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
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clifto
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Claude J Ortega wrote:
Oh, brother, have I ever been there.
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"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
The problem that one might face is that of the transcriber misreading the hand
written name. Then one has to try variations.
Oh, brother, have I ever been there.
--
"A man's country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and
woods, but it is a principle; and patriotism is loyalty to that principle."
-- George William Curtis
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Hugh Watkins
Re: 1920 Census Ancestry Lookup
Claude J Ortega wrote:
and it takes practice
one of the reasons many of us volunteers do look ups is to hone our own
skills
using a wild card * after a birthplace
Raglan* enabled me to find my own g grandfather Edward Jones from
Wales in Cheltenham England after several years searching in vain
and on sgb a missing relative listed in an english will has been found
in the Canadian census
yesterday Ancestry.co.uk have uploaded two transcriptions without images
1851 Scotland census
Raglan, Lanarkshire Ragland, Lanarkshire
I also see Ruglen in the civil parish of Rutherglen on the same page
look like typos to me (I was looking for Raglan* MON strays)
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=1076
1861 Scotland census
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=1080
my lot My great grand uncle
Name: Robert Thos Lapham
Age: 18 <<< 33? can anyone check this age please?
seems much too young
(just examples of traps in transcriptions)
I have his birth 7 April 1828 in Bath, Somerset England
I spent most of the night identifying one stray Richard Lapham in 1861
Scotland for my LAPHAM one-name study
it is the thrill of the hunter too
Hugh W
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Beta blogger
http://nanowrimo3.blogspot.com/ visiting my past
http://hughw36-2.blogspot.com/ re-entry
http://snaps4.blogspot.com/" photographs and walks
old blogger
http://hughw36.blogspot.com/ MAIN BLOG
In article <e2h644-s96.ln1@remote.clifto.com>, clifto@gmail.com says...
Claude J wrote:
JDLail@Yahoo.com says...
Would someone please do a lookup on Creel Hale or Lale in Civil
Dstrict 5, Bledsoe, TN age 18 ? He is not a HoH but is living in the
HH of a maternal grandparent If possible please send a copy of
the image. My email address is JDLail@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Image sent.
How did you find it so fast, considering the target wasn't a HoH?
I did a search for Creel Hale in Tn, Bledsoe county, and the image appeared.
The census index is by 'every name'.
The problem that one might face is that of the transcriber misreading the hand
written name. Then one has to try variations. This one was 'on the money'.
and it takes practice
one of the reasons many of us volunteers do look ups is to hone our own
skills
using a wild card * after a birthplace
Raglan* enabled me to find my own g grandfather Edward Jones from
Wales in Cheltenham England after several years searching in vain
and on sgb a missing relative listed in an english will has been found
in the Canadian census
yesterday Ancestry.co.uk have uploaded two transcriptions without images
1851 Scotland census
Raglan, Lanarkshire Ragland, Lanarkshire
I also see Ruglen in the civil parish of Rutherglen on the same page
look like typos to me (I was looking for Raglan* MON strays)
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=1076
1861 Scotland census
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=1080
my lot My great grand uncle
Name: Robert Thos Lapham
Age: 18 <<< 33? can anyone check this age please?
seems much too young
(just examples of traps in transcriptions)
I have his birth 7 April 1828 in Bath, Somerset England
I spent most of the night identifying one stray Richard Lapham in 1861
Scotland for my LAPHAM one-name study
it is the thrill of the hunter too
Hugh W
--
Beta blogger
http://nanowrimo3.blogspot.com/ visiting my past
http://hughw36-2.blogspot.com/ re-entry
http://snaps4.blogspot.com/" photographs and walks
old blogger
http://hughw36.blogspot.com/ MAIN BLOG
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Michael Kenefick
Re: 1920 Census Amcestry Lookup
Ditto, Mike in Ohio
clifto wrote:
clifto wrote:
Claude Ortega wrote:
Michael Kenefick wrote:
Claude are you saying the 1920 is indexed by all persons not just the
HoH? Mike in Ohio
Yup, Check out the banner on the 1920 census page.
"Ancestry.com has tripled the index to include every available name."
That explains a lot. I don't think HQ has done that. HQ is where I hang most
because I have to physically go to the library to use Ancestry.