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From: Genie <>
Subject: Re: [CALosAngeles] What Next? Please Advise
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2002 09:57:12 -0700 (PDT)
In-Reply-To: <3b.2c3b3e9f.2aaed925@aol.com>


The best way to find an Enumeration District in a city, if you have the street address, is to use the home.pacbell.net site of Prof. S.P. Morse. It is called something like Obtaining Enumeration Districts for the 1930 Census in One Step. A Google search on the phrase "Enumeration Districts" turns it up first in the list. It's wonderful! I have used it for Erie, PA, Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, TX so far, all with excellent - and easy - results.
About the 1930 census - the street name (and range of addresses) is written along the left side of the census page. This is extremely helpful when one has no page or line numbers.

wrote:
The address given was 2223 1/2 West 14th Los Angeles, CA. How can I use
this to find the family in the 1930 census?




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