Tag: census
Facial Hair Friday: The Enumerated Mustache
Don’t be fooled by the sleepy demeanor of this mustachioed man. It’s 1933, and the world is changing. And the Federal Government would be recording these changes on April 1, 1940. Over 120,000 enumerators would fan out across 48 states and 2 territories, with copies of this Federal Decennial Census Population Schedule. They would use [...]
Posted by Hilary on March 30, 2012, under - Great Depression, Facial Hair Fridays, Genealogy, News and Events.
Tags: 1940 census, Anna May Wong, April 2, census, Depression, Dorothea Lange, federal government, live webcast, mustache
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Going Digital: The 1940 Census Hits the Web and YouTube
On April 2 at 9 a.m. (EDT), the National Archives will launch its first-ever online U.S. census release. By visiting 1940census.archives.gov, internet users can access a digitized version of the entire census, including more than 3.8 million images of schedules, maps, and enumeration district descriptions. The first Federal Population Census was taken in 1790, and a [...]
Posted by Gregory Marose on March 28, 2012, under Genealogy, News and Events.
Tags: 1940 census, Agriculture, census, Housing, Population, You Tube
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Facial Hair Friday: When Irish mustaches are smiling
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! With all the hoopla over the upcoming release of the 1940 census on April 2, we haven’t really been thinking about facial hair all that much. But then fellow National Archives staff member Jeannie (of the OurPresidents tumblr blog) sent me this photograph, and genealogy, facial hair, and St. Patrick’s Day all [...]
Posted by Hilary on March 16, 2012, under Facial Hair Fridays.
Tags: 1940 census, census, great depression, immigration, Ireland, JFK, Kennedy, mustache, St. Patrick's Day, widow
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