Indiana Census Records: 1860
With the information provided in the census (names, ages, birthplaces and more, depending on the census
year), you can immediately fill in holes in your family tree. Censuses help you pinpoint a family's location
at a particular time. When you know where a family lived, you know where to look for other important
records, such as county records of births, marriages, and deaths.
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