Sometimes ancestors might appear in records where they are “not supposed to.”
Recently while using draft registration cards for men in Georgia born between 1 July 1924 and 31 December 1924, I ran across a card for a man born on 13 September 1925. It was marked “cancelled,” but still appeared with the other cards.
Sometimes things that are not supposed to be, are.
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My ancestor was enumerated in the 1890 Union vets census. However his name was crossed out since he served in the Confederate army. Had this mistake not been made, I wouldn't know where his residence was at that point in time!