A census is an official list of the people in a particular area at a given time, while voter lists show those who were registered to vote in a certain area. The valuable information found on census records helps you to understand your family in their time and place. Voter Lists serve as a confirmation of residence in between the years that the census was taken.
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A census is an official list of the people in a particular area at a given time, while voter lists show those who were registered to vote in a certain area.
In addition to counting the inhabitants of an area, the census usually contains vital and interesting information such as name, age, ethnic background, immigration dates, occupation, address, military service, cost of home, and disabilities.
The best way to find a Census & Voter Lists record is to enter as much information as you can into your search. The more you tell us about your ancestor, the easier it will be to find good matches about him or her.
Once you find a matching Census & Voter Lists record, save it to your family tree—that way you can provide evidence to back up the info in your family tree, easily share your discovery with your family, and quickly find the historical record again later.

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