Census Books

Mayas y ladinos en cifras
Mayas y ladinos en cifras

By Leopoldo Tzian

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Sun sea and sails
Sun sea and sails

By Alfred L. Wakeling

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Khantaishir Uulyn Aimgiin Nomrog Uulyn Khoshuuny khun amyn toollogyn barimtuud
Khantaishir Uulyn Aimgiin Nomrog Uulyn Khoshuuny khun amyn toollogyn barimtuud

By G. Biambaragchaa, O. TSerendorzh, D. Baiarsaikhan, L. Tegshzhargal

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Person listings from eight censuses (1922, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1933, 1944, 1947 ) of Nȯmrȯg Uulyn Khoshuu of Khantaĭshir Uulyn Aĭmag.

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Emmy takes a census
Emmy takes a census

By Pat Wick

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Counting Canada
Counting Canada

By Dave Obee

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A guide to using federal census records 1790 1930 for genealogy
A guide to using federal census records 1790 1930 for genealogy

By Marvin A. Grant Jr.

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Do you realize that census records are the most readily available genealogical source document? They are one of the most useful genealogy tools yet they are often the most misunderstood. Census rec...

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