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Mining Gold from the 1940 U.S. Census

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When:

Sunday, June 24, 2012 - 1:30pm to 3:30pm

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Location:

Anaheim Convention Center

204B

Presenters:

Speaker: Amy Johnson Crow
Speaker: Joel Weintraub
Speaker: Kerry Bartels, National Archives at Riverside
Speaker: Michael J. Hall, Family Search
Speaker: William Forsyth, ProQuest

Description:

Census records are invaluable for many kinds of research--especially family history. The 72 year privacy embargo expired in April, 2012 for the 1940 US Census. Librarians and researchers are eager to know what these records contain and what indexes and other finding aids will help mine this vast treasure trove of information.

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Transforming: Services

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