Census records are a very popular record for family research. Oftentimes, it's one of the first records a researcher will look at. It gives you a wealth of information.

Phillip and Trisha talk about census records, how they can be used, good information to look for, and where to find them. 

Phillip also takes a dig at the government for not changing the 72-year rule for census records. Spoiler alert: He doesn't care for it!

To hear that episode on Apple Podcasts, click the link below or listen wherever you get your favorite shows. 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-1950-census-why-72/id1247333259?i=1000558040234

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