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  1. 25-02-2022, 1:23 PM #1
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    Default USA 1950 Census to be released on April 1st

    As the UK is stuck with the 1921 Census and the 1939 register. Is there an expectation of a shorter life span in the USA.

    The '100' year rule is rather stifling for UK genealogy.

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  2. 25-02-2022, 6:37 PM #2
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    I am slow on the uptake this morning and it took me a couple of reads before I cottoned on to what you are implying.

    I did go looking for information on the 1950 census release a few days ago (for an elderly relative in the US) and found this familysearch blog. https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog...s-release-date
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  3. 25-02-2022, 6:54 PM #3
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    It was rather 'tongue in cheek'.

    Even I had to read it through a few times myself.
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