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= '''Be thorough'''<sup>1</sup> = | = '''Be thorough'''<sup>1</sup> = | ||
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| bgcolor="#ffff99" align="center" | '''“Census records are the most used—yet most under used of all genealogical resources.”'''<sup>2</sup> | | bgcolor="#ffff99" align="center" | '''“Census records are the most used—yet most under used of all genealogical resources.”'''<sup>2</sup> | ||
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Confidence that a reasonably thorough search has been made is a cornerstone of good census analysis. Use all the censuses and use them well. And don't forget the value of comparing censuses to other sources. | Confidence that a reasonably thorough search has been made is a cornerstone of good census analysis. Use all the censuses and use them well. And don't forget the value of comparing censuses to other sources. | ||