Upload your GEDCOM file. Get a spreadsheet report showing exactly which US census records are missing for every person in your tree - color-coded by urgency.
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US census records are some of the richest sources in genealogy. But keeping track of what you’ve found - and what you’re still missing - across 16 census years and dozens of relatives is a job no one wants to do by hand.
You don’t know which census records you’ve already found
Checking each person across 16 census years takes hours
Your direct ancestors get buried among more distant relatives
Every person born in the USA appears as a row. Each census year gets its own column, with a color-coded cell telling you exactly where you stand:
Any cell that isn’t green or gray is a gap in your research. Orange means go look. Red means it’s waiting for you.
Each row is a person. Each column is a census year. Every gap is visible at a glance.
Direct ancestors are bolded throughout the workbook so they stand out instantly from more distant relatives.
The Summary Charts sheet gives you an at-a-glance view of coverage across your whole tree.
The report covers every surviving US federal census from 1790 through 1950. Each person is checked against every year they could plausibly appear in.
The 1890 census was largely destroyed in a 1921 fire and is not included. Only people with a recorded US birth location appear in the workbook.
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Open it in Excel or Google Sheets. Every gap in your census research, mapped and ready to work through.
In two dollars and two minutes, know exactly which census records are missing from your tree - and which ones to find first.
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