The 1940 Census will be released digitally on April 2, 2012.
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Thank you for posting this. This event went very well with over 60 in attendance.
Great! I’m glad it went well Cindy. I know Devra and Allana enjoyed it.
I was really glad to see Devra & Allana at this event–Allana was excellent in addressing a question regarding the 1930 census & Heritage Quest!
I’m a Norfolk Public Library (Norfolk, NE.) employee.
I’m interested in knowing whether this 1940 census will ever be
released in microfilm form. Would someone please email me with
this particular answer? Thanks so much.
I thought some other folks might be interested in the answer to Sally’s question about microfilm of the 1940 census. NARA has posted a nice FAQ page that answers this and lots of other questions http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/faqs.html The Census will be available free online. The NARA store will also be selling microfilm, which can be purched for the whole country or individual states.
Q. Is it possible to purchase a copy of the entire 1940 census or of a particular state?
A. Yes. The National Archives Trust Fund is selling copies of the entire 1940 census as well as copies of individual states in both digital and microfilm format. For more information please visit their web site at
http://estore.archives.gov/Category/105_1/1940_Census.aspx
And the Library Commission has launched a project to scan the white pages of Nebraska phone books. We hope to have a web page up in the next few days, starting with the Lincoln phone book. If anyone has a 1940 phone book for their city they would be willing to lend us for scanning, let us know! Beth Goble beth.goble@nebraska.gov
can you give me info on the joe kellisonfamily children one was kathryn kellison than you these were old friends im 89 and trying to ee if anyonemmight still be alive thanks
A resource you might try if you know names to search on and which city or state to search, would be online telephone directories like the ones listed on this page
http://nebraskaccess.ne.gov/telephone.asp