United States Census Genealogical Research 1790 Through 1930 Conducted by experienced and accredited genealogists, Robert Donahue and Kathie Donahue, AG. Robert Donahue is an experienced professional genealogist who has worked in all U.S. records. Kathie is accredited with ICAP-Gen for American Indian research and also specializes in all facets of U.S. Genealogical Research. Visit her website. Between them, the Donahues bring more than 40 years of research experience to you. What We Will Do For You We will conduct a thorough search. Our report, if the individual is found, will include copies of the actual census records with transcriptions and explanations of the meanings of the various pieces of information and our suggestions for finding more information. If the individual is not found, our report will detail the various steps we took to discover the information you needed with suggestions of what you can do next to further your research. What You Can Learn from Information in the U.S. Census Things you can learn from finding the name of an ancestor or relative in the U.S.Census: Age and Place of Birth Race Maiden Name Names of Parents and Siblings (brothers & sisters) Places of Birth of Parents (1880-1930 censuses) Places of Residence Occupation Relationships in the Family (1880-1930) Ownership of Property Wealth Illness or Physical Condition Date of Emigration (1900-1930) Date of Naturalization (1900-1930) The Censuses are complete every ten years for most states from 1790 through 1930. The 1890 census, however, was almost completely destroyed except for a few fragments and the Schedule of Civil War Veterans and their Widows. This makes research between 1880 and 1900 quite difficult for most American families. What We Need to Begin Your Search You won't have all of this and we don't need all of this except for #1. The list is provided simply to prompt your memory on facts that might already be known about the person you are seeking. Approximate dates and places are okay. 1. One Name (Required: First and Last) 2. Date of Birth 3. Race 4. Occupation 5. Age in a Certain Year 6. Place of Birth 7. Residence in Various Years 8. Year of Immigration (If Applicable) 9. Name of Spouse (Maiden, if Applicable) 10. Date and Place of Marriage 11. Names of Children and their exact or approximate birth dates 12. Names of Siblings and their exact or approximate birth dates 13. Names of Parents and their exact or approximate birth dates 14. Purpose of Search 15. Any other pertinent bits of information that you feel might help - be descriptive Procedure When you have paid the fee, we will send you an e-mail form to fill out and begin working with you to help you obtain your research goal. The fee you pay includes research and reporting time. We cannot guarantee we will find the person you seek. Much depends upon the accuracy of your base information. Our report will be sent to you by email and will include actual copies of the U.S. Census that we found for you. One Person Census Search - In All Available US Censuses - $45.00 Purchase your search now with PayPal or e-mail us to make special arrangements. |
