Ancestry improves Census images

Posted on December 10, 2009 by Featheriver

Ancestry_com-census-BA-images Before and after

Ancestry’s census images from 1790-1900 furnish a wealth of information about our ancestors. Ancestry has announced an enhancement of those images making them much easier to read as you can see from the before and after. [Ancestry]

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About Featheriver

Born and raised in Oklahoma. Improved in California. Out to pasture in Nevada. Born in 1933, Korean War Vet in USAF. Occupation: Criminal Law and Torts. Retired California Lawyer. Now live in Pahrump, Nye County, Nevada.
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One Response to Ancestry improves Census images

  1. deathrecordsobituarysearch.com says:
    December 17, 2009 at 1:51 AM

    That’s great news. I think each of us who are looking for genealogy for the sake of their own ancestors always wants to keep the records most scientific way so that it could be easily achieved. It is a lengthy process no doubt about it but if we show our patience then we definitely can have the best fruit from it.

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