Hi friends,
It’s Friday again, which means it’s time to catch up on everything we explored this week at Ancestral Findings. We took a thoughtful walk through American history by examining three pivotal U.S. Census years—1940, 1950, and a preview of what the 1960
Census will reveal when it’s finally released. Each one provided new clues to help us connect the dots in our family trees.
We also opened a new Postcard from the Past, and this week’s
selection was a charming one: A Day on the Sidewalks of Greenwich Village. This little card sparked a conversation about the sights, sounds, and spirit of a neighborhood that has always had a story to tell.
And, of course, we started with this week's free genealogy lookups to help you break down brick walls and advance your research.
If you enjoy these kinds of discoveries, you might like my Q&A podcast, where I answer genealogy questions from listeners just like you. It may spark ideas or inspire you to submit your questions. You can listen and subscribe through our Patreon page. If you have any questions about genealogy, please don’t hesitate to contact me by clicking
the “Contact” link on our website—I'd be glad to hear from you.
Happy Searching!
Will
