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A census documents the people found in households — such as
homes, farms, boarding houses, and other residences. |
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Does your software let you record census data by identifying a
household and recording the people living there? |
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A census documents all of the people living in a household —
including servants, boarders, in-laws, slaves, etc. |
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Does your software let you easily identify
boarders, employees, and slaves living in your family's
households? |
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Successive censuses let you track the movement of a family through
decades and from an initial household to later households. |
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Does your software let you record the movement of individuals
and families between residences? |
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Does your software let you print a chronology that lists the
places where you or your ancestors lived? |
If your software fails to provide these basic capabilities, look at
the powerful features offered by Ancestors and
Descendants®.
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complete and powerful genealogy system that lets you record
census data in a very efficient manner.
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