Federal censuses in the United States were taken in years ending in a “0” beginning in 1790. A variety of states have taken states in non-federal census years. Most of these records have been microfilmed (perhaps online at FamilySearch for free or Ancestry.com for subscribers) or are available at state archives or libraries. Not all United States states took a state census.
My trip to Salt Lake in May/June 2017 is half full. We spend an entire week in Salt Lake–researching at the Family History Library, analyzing findings, and deciding where to go next. Our “social” time is minimal as we know people are there to research. For additional details on the trip, visit our complete post.
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