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The 1940 Census has been released on the National Archives website. Indexers throughout the country are furiously (and, we hope accurately) compiling the list of citizens and residents so that searching for one's ancestors will be easier than searching for them within enumeration districts.
To help illuminate the ways and means of census taking, and how to put a census to the test of extracting information about an ancestor (or yourself, if you happen to be older than 72 years old), we will be offering a workshop on these topics the first Friday in May.
Introduction to the 1940 Census Workshop
Beaufort District Collection
Fri., May 4th
10:00 am -- Noon
Registration is required.
Seating is very limited for this workshop. You must pre-register in person at the Beaufort District Collection Research Room Reference desk or call 843-255-6468 to reserve a seat.
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