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Census records, initiated by the United States Census Bureau in the 20th century, provide valuable information about American citizens, with the government conducting censuses every decade. Despite past data loss due to a fire, census records remain a crucial resource for confirming or uncovering unique data. These records detail household heads’ names, occupations, and general household information, offering insights into familial dynamics. While potentially challenging to decipher due to older handwriting styles, volunteer transcription efforts often make them accessible online, allowing users to search for specific names and access a wealth of census data.
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