[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Flashman wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Very handy if you're in the stalking/blackmailing/ money lending business.[/QUOTE]
Somehow, this remark does not surprise me...I wonder why...
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...
In the US (I won't speak for the UK as I don't know), census figures are released every 10 years as soon as they are determined.
The numbers, however, are the grand totals and statistics that speak to overall demography, not the individualized results which take 72 years to get released. I suspect that is what PG is hinting at.
IE - 2000 census released sometime after April 2000; however individualized results not released until April 2072.
The numbers, however, are the grand totals and statistics that speak to overall demography, not the individualized results which take 72 years to get released. I suspect that is what PG is hinting at.
IE - 2000 census released sometime after April 2000; however individualized results not released until April 2072.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
Take note:
"The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc."
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
I'm talking about the U.S.
Do try to keep up.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc.
In the US, you can also not gain access to a persons birth certificate for 100 years, unless you can prove you are that persons direct decendent, ie..son/daughter.[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
You'd think English was a second language around here...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
It's every 72 years. See above.
You would think English was a second language around here.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Also wrong...
Take note:
"The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
The US is the same. *(edit) give or take 30 years) Census information gathered is publicly released, but not names, addresses, employment, family members, etc."
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
I'm talking about the U.S.
Do try to keep up.
From Wikipedia:
"The United States Constitution mandates that the census be taken at least once every 10 years, and that the number of members of the House of Representatives from each state be determined accordingly ... By law ..., census records are sealed for 72 years. ... Thus, the most recent Census released to the public was the 1930 Census, released in 2002."
I think that means we will see the 1940 census in 2012; the 1950 census in 2022, and so on.
"The United States Constitution mandates that the census be taken at least once every 10 years, and that the number of members of the House of Representatives from each state be determined accordingly ... By law ..., census records are sealed for 72 years. ... Thus, the most recent Census released to the public was the 1930 Census, released in 2002."
I think that means we will see the 1940 census in 2012; the 1950 census in 2022, and so on.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You would think English was a second language around here.
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That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.
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That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]From Wikipedia:
"The United States Constitution mandates that the census be taken at least once every 10 years, and that the number of members of the House of Representatives from each state be determined accordingly ... By law ..., census records are sealed for 72 years. ... Thus, the most recent Census released to the public was the 1930 Census, released in 2002."
I think that means we will see the 1940 census in 2012; the 1950 census in 2022, and so on.[/QUOTE]
The results are released every ten years, as soon as they are compiled. These are the huge numbers like overall population, minority percentages, average incomes, etc.
What they seal are the individual records.
That means that in 2072 and after a 72 wait, for instance, my kids can find out what job I had, where I lived, and how many people lived in my apartment back in the year 2000.
"The United States Constitution mandates that the census be taken at least once every 10 years, and that the number of members of the House of Representatives from each state be determined accordingly ... By law ..., census records are sealed for 72 years. ... Thus, the most recent Census released to the public was the 1930 Census, released in 2002."
I think that means we will see the 1940 census in 2012; the 1950 census in 2022, and so on.[/QUOTE]
The results are released every ten years, as soon as they are compiled. These are the huge numbers like overall population, minority percentages, average incomes, etc.
What they seal are the individual records.
That means that in 2072 and after a 72 wait, for instance, my kids can find out what job I had, where I lived, and how many people lived in my apartment back in the year 2000.
Old genealogists never die. They just lose their census.
*giggle*
*giggle*
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan? wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You would think English was a second language around here.
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That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.[/QUOTE]
Only a bit? That's like saying 'Sir' Archie was a tad right of center.
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That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.[/QUOTE]
Only a bit? That's like saying 'Sir' Archie was a tad right of center.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan? wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You would think English was a second language around here.
[/QUOTE]
That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.[/QUOTE]
Nah, just anti American (the language, nto the people)
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That comment sounded a *bit* bigot.[/QUOTE]
Nah, just anti American (the language, nto the people)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
QUOTE]
It's every 72 years. See above.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
[/QUOTE]
Where you corrected me saying "it's 72 years, see above."
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
QUOTE]
It's every 72 years. See above.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
[/QUOTE]
Where you corrected me saying "it's 72 years, see above."
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>?Sasha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The UK doesn't TAKE a census every 100 years.
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
QUOTE]
It's every 72 years. See above.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
[/QUOTE]
Where you corrected me saying "it's 72 years, see above."
[/QUOTE]
I love you! Will you marry me?
They only RELEASE the census every 100 years.
[/QUOTE]
Also wrong.
A census is released every 10 years, it's just 100 years after it was taken.
QUOTE]
It's every 72 years. See above.
[/QUOTE]
No. 72 years is the US. Do TRY and keep up...[/QUOTE]
Where do I say the UK releases a census every 72 years?
[/QUOTE]
Where you corrected me saying "it's 72 years, see above."
[/QUOTE]
I love you! Will you marry me?
P.S. You broke the quote thing...nice goin'