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Tag Archives: Census
Ashland in the 1950 Census
For those who are interested in genealogy you are aware that the 1950 Census was recently made available. I have found my parents and grand-parents in the 1950 Census along with other family members. Last night I talked to my … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Family History, Genealogy, Memories
Tagged 1950 census, Ashland Kansas, Census, eucation trust. Pearl Abell, Teachers
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Kansas Statehood
Today is the anniversary of Kansas statehood, so I thought I would check to see if I had ancestors living in Kansas at that time. I knew that I had several branches of my family that were early settlers in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Family History, Genealogy, History
Tagged Baker Family, Census, Doniphan County, Iowa Census, Kansas, Kansas Statehood, Wathena
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