Oh, The Places You'll Go!

I've been doing a lot of indexing of the 1940 US Census.  It has has gotten to the point where I've done quite a bit of "traveling" and I wanted to start a list with all the different places I've been while indexing:

California:
Alameda County
Amador County
Butte County
Calaveras County
Colusa County
Contra Costa County
Fresno County
Glenn County
Humboldt County
Imperial County
Los Angeles County
Kern County
Kings County

Colorado:
Pueblo County

Kansas:
Sedgwick County

Ohio:
Franklin County


Oregon:
Lane County

Michigan:
Allegan County

New Hampshire:
Cheshire County

Virginia:
Lynchburg


(last updated 13 April 2012)

Not surprisingly, all the states I've worked on thus far are ones of genealogical interest to me.  Clearly, California is my main focus and I think it likely that it will stay that way.  Ohio and Michigan are two other states I'll work on quite a bit.  Since I wasn't able to find many of my Ohio and Michigan relatives, I'm anxious to help get searchable indexes up for those two.

Disclosure: I am in no way affiliated with FamilySearch beyond being in their Blog Ambassador program.  I was not prompted or remunerated by anyone to write this post.

Comments

  1. Kind of fun to see what we indexers are indexing - I've done Colorado (because it was one of the first available), a lot of Pennsylvania (Allegheny County and Lancaster County), and a couple in Massachusetts (Middlesex County). I'll likely continue with Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and I'll do some in New Jersey and Ohio, where my husband's family were in 1940.

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