10 Tips for Successful US Census Research CHEAT SHEET – FREE!

10 Tips for Successful US Census Research CHEAT SHEET: TODAY ONLY – Saturday November 16th – I’m making this handy guide available for FREE in the Amazon Kindle version (click HERE).

Note:  For all my non-US followers, to get the Kindle version, just search for the title 10 Tips for Successful US Census Research on your local Amazon platform (Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.uk, etc.) and you’ll find the download is also free!

10 Tips for Successful US Census Research: What’s Inside

United States Census records are one of the most important types of genealogical records, containing a wealth of information you may not find in vital records and allowing you to track your ancestors’ progress over time. While most genealogists focus on the major content in a census record (birthplace, age, relationships), a more thorough process can help you extract much more and expand your genealogy research.

• Why Census Records Are Important in Genealogical Research
• History and Background of Census Records
• Search Tips for Locating Census Records
• Access, Download, Cite, Rename, and Preserve
• Extracting Census Information
• Look for the “Not So Obvious”
• Resource List

10 Tips for Successful US Census Research: How Do Free Kindle E-books Work?

The easiest way to get your copy of After You’re Gone: Future Proofing Your Genealogy Research is to click the links above. Or if you search on Amazon for the book, you’ll see either Add to Cart or Buy now with 1-Click® . . . just click either of those buttons.

Whatever you do, please DO NOT CLICK the “Read for free” button! This will sign you up for Amazon Kindle Unlimited and you’ll receive emails and . . . well it is just a mess!

10 Tips for Successful US Census Research: But I Don’t Have a Kindle Device! Read On . . .

Did you know that Amazon provides a FREE Kindle App that you can install on a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or most any smart device? Click HERE to download the app . . . and don’t worry, the app is “responsive” which means it will know which version you need!

I have the Kindle App on my iPad and it works just like a Kindle device! I can change the font size, the word space and the lighting as well.