The 1950 Census images are LIVE on MyHeritage!

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Fantastic news! MyHeritage is the first genealogy company to put all images of the 1950 U.S. Census records LIVE and FREE to access! You can search the 1950 U.S. Census image collection here!

Our team is working tirelessly to index them, and we’ll be rolling out the fully indexed records gradually in the coming days and weeks — so stay tuned!

Meanwhile, check out this great video we produced in honor of the census release and the below infographic about life in the United States in 1950.

Feel free to share this great news and materials with your followers.

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Enjoy!

Daniel Horowitz, Genealogy Expert

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