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are indexed at Ancestry.com. If you have family living in either state in 1940 you should be able to search by name for them. Good luck and I'll keep everyone updated when they complete other states.
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Thank you for posting, this week has been crazy. Here is an updated list with the order they will be available. With over 100million hits a day this is going to be accomplished fast. http://dawnsdelightsart.com/2012/04/1940s-us-census-update.html
Currently, there is 13 states AVAILABLE FOR INDEXING:
Delaware – 95% complete (should be done today)
Virginia
Kansas
Oregon
Colorado
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Alabama
Minnesota
New Hampshire
California
PennsylvaniaThe following list represents the order of the states as they will be released for indexing in the coming weeks:
Texas
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Utah
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Washington
Georgia
Idaho
Maryland
Nebraska
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Arizona
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Iowa
Maine
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Alaska Territory
Hawaii Territory
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
American Samoa
US Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
*Please note that the order of release is subject to change, but that this is the plan as of now. And don’t forget that volunteers can enter the 1940′s US Census Contest at the blog -
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Quoting DawnPratt23:
Thank you for posting, this week has been crazy. Here is an updated list with the order they will be available. With over 100million hits a day this is going to be accomplished fast. http://dawnsdelightsart.com/2012/04/1940s-us-census-update.html
Currently, there is 13 states AVAILABLE FOR INDEXING:
Delaware – 95% complete (should be done today)
Virginia
Kansas
Oregon
Colorado
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Alabama
Minnesota
New Hampshire
California
PennsylvaniaThe following list represents the order of the states as they will be released for indexing in the coming weeks:
Texas
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Utah
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Washington
Georgia
Idaho
Maryland
Nebraska
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Arizona
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Iowa
Maine
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Alaska Territory
Hawaii Territory
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
American Samoa
US Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
*Please note that the order of release is subject to change, but that this is the plan as of now. And don’t forget that volunteers can enter the 1940′s US Census Contest at the blogThanks for posting the list of the order the states will be made for indexing. The turn out for the indexing has been great and I hope the effort doesn't fade.
Familysearch.org (and the sites that they have teamed up with) are rolling out the 1940 census after volunteers have indexed the pages of the census. They need as many people as they can get to help out with the indexing so the census will be search-able by name for any seeking their family..
Ancestry.com has the 1940 census online to view and are using their own team of professionals to index the census.
I don't want anyone to get confused. Ancestry did not team up with Familysearch, et al so the roll out process will be different from these sites. Dawn replied with the list for the Familysearch process and the order the states will be indexed. My OP was about Ancestry.com's completed indexing of Delaware and Nevada (every name search-able index.)
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This is true, Ancestry and WorldVitalRecords( My Heritage), have their own teams that are also indexing. My list is what I have gotten from Family Search and the teams that are working together through the 1940census blog will be updating the list as the National Archives releases states for ALL, including Ancestry/WorldVitalRecords to start indexing. This is a large effort to get these completed for people to view. I am really impressed with all the help everyone has done to get these documents indexed :)
Quoting Raesreppilf:
Quoting DawnPratt23:
Thank you for posting, this week has been crazy. Here is an updated list with the order they will be available. With over 100million hits a day this is going to be accomplished fast. http://dawnsdelightsart.com/2012/04/1940s-us-census-update.html
Currently, there is 13 states AVAILABLE FOR INDEXING:
Delaware – 95% complete (should be done today)
Virginia
Kansas
Oregon
Colorado
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Alabama
Minnesota
New Hampshire
California
PennsylvaniaThe following list represents the order of the states as they will be released for indexing in the coming weeks:
Texas
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Utah
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Washington
Georgia
Idaho
Maryland
Nebraska
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Arizona
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Iowa
Maine
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Alaska Territory
Hawaii Territory
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
American Samoa
US Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
*Please note that the order of release is subject to change, but that this is the plan as of now. And don’t forget that volunteers can enter the 1940′s US Census Contest at the blogThanks for posting the list of the order the states will be made for indexing. The turn out for the indexing has been great and I hope the effort doesn't fade.
Familysearch.org (and the sites that they have teamed up with) are rolling out the 1940 census after volunteers have indexed the pages of the census. They need as many people as they can get to help out with the indexing so the census will be search-able by name for any seeking their family..
Ancestry.com has the 1940 census online to view and are using their own team of professionals to index the census.
I don't want anyone to get confused. Ancestry did not team up with Familysearch, et al so the roll out process will be different from these sites. Dawn replied with the list for the Familysearch process and the order the states will be indexed. My OP was about Ancestry.com's completed indexing of Delaware and Nevada (every name search-able index.)
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I just received an email from Ancestry that all indexing was done. Now according to my resources National Archives hasn't released all of the documents. I have sent out an email to see if the indexing is indeed down or what is going on. Seems like all these groups which are all in Utah would be on the same page. You'd think right?
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Interesting. On the Ancestry site they say they have all the images online. They have completed indexing Nevada and Delaware (these can be searched by surname). They are currently indexing District of Columbia.
From Ancestry.com:
Progress of the 1940 Census on Ancestry.com
Ancestry.com took delivery of the 1940 census from the National Archives at 12:01 a.m. on April 2, 2012. As of 4:09 am April 6, 2012 all images of the 1940 census have been uploaded. You are able to browse these images by enumeration district (see below for more information) to find your family’s neighborhood.
Indexing Status
Ancestry.com is also currently indexing each page of the 1940 census. Once a state is finished, you’ll be able to search for that state’s residents by name in this collection. Until then, use ourenumeration district finder to help you locate your family’s neighborhood in 1940; then click through to the enumeration district and browse page by page, looking at the left-hand column of the census until you find the name of the street your family lived on.
Below is the current image and index status by state:
State Image Status Index Status Alabama Completed 4/4/2012 Alaska Completed 4/5/2012 American Samoa Completed 4/2/2012 Arizona Completed 4/5/2012 Arkansas Completed 4/6/2012 California Completed 4/3/2012 Colorado Completed 4/4/2012 Connecticut Completed 4/5/2012 Delaware Completed 4/2/2012 Completed 4/5/2012 District of Columbia Completed 4/2/2012 In Process* Florida Completed 4/5/2012 Georgia Completed 4/4/2012 Guam Completed 4/2/2012 Hawaii Completed 4/5/2012 Idaho Completed 4/5/2012 Illinois Completed 4/4/2012 Indiana Completed 4/2/2012 Iowa Completed 4/5/2012 Kansas Completed 4/4/2012 Kentucky Completed 4/4/2012 Louisiana Completed 4/6/2012 Maine Completed 4/2/2012 Maryland Completed 4/6/2012 Massachusetts Completed 4/4/2012 Michigan Completed 4/5/2012 Minnesota Completed 4/6/2012 Mississippi Completed 4/6/2012 Missouri Completed 4/4/2012 Montana Completed 4/5/2012 Nebraska Completed 4/4/2012 Nevada Completed 4/2/2012 Completed 4/5/2012 New Hampshire Completed 4/5/2012 New Jersey Completed 4/5/2012 New Mexico Completed 4/5/2012 New York Completed 4/3/2012 North Carolina Completed 4/3/2012 North Dakota Completed 4/5/2012 Ohio Completed 4/3/2012 Oklahoma Completed 4/4/2012 Oregon Completed 4/4/2012 Panama Canal Zone Completed 4/2/2012 Pennsylvania Completed 4/3/2012 Puerto Rico Completed 4/6/2012 Rhode Island Completed 4/2/2012 South Carolina Completed 4/6/2012 South Dakota Completed 4/5/2012 Tennessee Completed 4/3/2012 Texas Completed 4/3/2012 Utah Completed 4/5/2012 Vermont Completed 4/4/2012 Virgin Islands Completed 4/2/2012 Virginia Completed 4/3/2012 Washington Completed 4/3/2012 West Virginia Completed 4/4/2012 Wisconsin Completed 4/5/2012 Wyoming Completed 4/4/2012 *Image and Index status was updated at 4:09 am MDT, 06 Apr 2012.
Quoting DawnPratt23:
I just received an email from Ancestry that all indexing was done. Now according to my resources National Archives hasn't released all of the documents. I have sent out an email to see if the indexing is indeed down or what is going on. Seems like all these groups which are all in Utah would be on the same page. You'd think right?
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That is interesting, I am waiting for an email back. I know that National Archives didn't release any before the 2nd. I'm clearifying it, with my affiliate manager to see if he meant images not indexing. It has been a long week getting all this organized. The turn out was more than expected, very exciting though.
Quoting Raesreppilf:
Interesting. On the Ancestry site they say they have all the images online. They have completed indexing Nevada and Delaware (these can be searched by surname). They are currently indexing District of Columbia.
From Ancestry.com:
Progress of the 1940 Census on Ancestry.com
Ancestry.com took delivery of the 1940 census from the National Archives at 12:01 a.m. on April 2, 2012. As of 4:09 am April 6, 2012 all images of the 1940 census have been uploaded. You are able to browse these images by enumeration district (see below for more information) to find your family’s neighborhood.
Indexing Status
Ancestry.com is also currently indexing each page of the 1940 census. Once a state is finished, you’ll be able to search for that state’s residents by name in this collection. Until then, use ourenumeration district finder to help you locate your family’s neighborhood in 1940; then click through to the enumeration district and browse page by page, looking at the left-hand column of the census until you find the name of the street your family lived on.
Below is the current image and index status by state:
State Image Status Index Status Alabama Completed 4/4/2012 Alaska Completed 4/5/2012 American Samoa Completed 4/2/2012 Arizona Completed 4/5/2012 Arkansas Completed 4/6/2012 California Completed 4/3/2012 Colorado Completed 4/4/2012 Connecticut Completed 4/5/2012 Delaware Completed 4/2/2012 Completed 4/5/2012 District of Columbia Completed 4/2/2012 In Process* Florida Completed 4/5/2012 Georgia Completed 4/4/2012 Guam Completed 4/2/2012 Hawaii Completed 4/5/2012 Idaho Completed 4/5/2012 Illinois Completed 4/4/2012 Indiana Completed 4/2/2012 Iowa Completed 4/5/2012 Kansas Completed 4/4/2012 Kentucky Completed 4/4/2012 Louisiana Completed 4/6/2012 Maine Completed 4/2/2012 Maryland Completed 4/6/2012 Massachusetts Completed 4/4/2012 Michigan Completed 4/5/2012 Minnesota Completed 4/6/2012 Mississippi Completed 4/6/2012 Missouri Completed 4/4/2012 Montana Completed 4/5/2012 Nebraska Completed 4/4/2012 Nevada Completed 4/2/2012 Completed 4/5/2012 New Hampshire Completed 4/5/2012 New Jersey Completed 4/5/2012 New Mexico Completed 4/5/2012 New York Completed 4/3/2012 North Carolina Completed 4/3/2012 North Dakota Completed 4/5/2012 Ohio Completed 4/3/2012 Oklahoma Completed 4/4/2012 Oregon Completed 4/4/2012 Panama Canal Zone Completed 4/2/2012 Pennsylvania Completed 4/3/2012 Puerto Rico Completed 4/6/2012 Rhode Island Completed 4/2/2012 South Carolina Completed 4/6/2012 South Dakota Completed 4/5/2012 Tennessee Completed 4/3/2012 Texas Completed 4/3/2012 Utah Completed 4/5/2012 Vermont Completed 4/4/2012 Virgin Islands Completed 4/2/2012 Virginia Completed 4/3/2012 Washington Completed 4/3/2012 West Virginia Completed 4/4/2012 Wisconsin Completed 4/5/2012 Wyoming Completed 4/4/2012 *Image and Index status was updated at 4:09 am MDT, 06 Apr 2012.
Quoting DawnPratt23:
I just received an email from Ancestry that all indexing was done. Now according to my resources National Archives hasn't released all of the documents. I have sent out an email to see if the indexing is indeed down or what is going on. Seems like all these groups which are all in Utah would be on the same page. You'd think right?
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ok, this is the response I got back from the Family Search.org on indexing. The link provides an interactive map that will show the process of the indexing.
There are still states that haven't gone live for indexing yet. All the states should be live in 1-2 weeks and there is still allot of indexing to be done. Here is a map to show you how the indexing is going.https://www.familysearch.org/1940census/
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That makes more sense. It gets confusing when different companies work on the same project with the same goal in mind, but go about things in completely different manners. I was just indexing some more at family search and was looking at that map.
Quoting DawnPratt23:
ok, this is the response I got back from the Family Search.org on indexing. The link provides an interactive map that will show the process of the indexing.
There are still states that haven't gone live for indexing yet. All the states should be live in 1-2 weeks and there is still allot of indexing to be done. Here is a map to show you how the indexing is going.https://www.familysearch.org/1940census/
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It is also funny that these companies are all in Utah. Get on the same page :) I hope I can get some done this weekend. It has been a long week.
Quoting Raesreppilf:
That makes more sense. It gets confusing when different companies work on the same project with the same goal in mind, but go about things in completely different manners. I was just indexing some more at family search and was looking at that map.
Quoting DawnPratt23:
ok, this is the response I got back from the Family Search.org on indexing. The link provides an interactive map that will show the process of the indexing.
There are still states that haven't gone live for indexing yet. All the states should be live in 1-2 weeks and there is still allot of indexing to be done. Here is a map to show you how the indexing is going.https://www.familysearch.org/1940census/
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