Census 1930 USA
In the olden days, microfilm was the only way to access information about
the census. Not any more. Now you can use the online services of http://www.ancestry.com
to locate data from the census from your own home. You either pay a subscription
fee, or use the service through your library.
Here is the location on the internet for this page about microfilm. More on
the online version in a bit. SOURCE
National Archives and Records Administration
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. . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . .that
documents the rights of American citizens,
the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
The 1930 Census
Welcome to our comprehensive guide to the 1930
census. Learn how the census was taken, which records survive
today, and how to find microfilm that may contain your family's
records.
Our microfilm locator
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is not a
family- or individual-name index or a digital version of the
original records.
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contains the microfilm lists for the 1930
population schedules and the Soundex indexes, searchable by
over 120,000 geographic locations.
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allows you to know before visiting NARA exactly
which roll(s) of microfilm you need to view, rent, or buy to
start your research.
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is a good place to begin your census research.
Only by viewing the actual microfilm rolls will you be able
to complete your research.
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The census is available for viewing on microfilm at the National
Archives Building
in Washington, DC, and at our 13 regional archives. The
census is not available at the Presidential Libraries
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