PLEASE PASS THIS NOTICE TO THE PERSON AT YOUR SOCIETY RESPONSIBLE FOR PURCHASING REFERENCE BOOKS Hello, The 1910 Federal Census was not completely indexed by the Census Bureau. They only indexed 21 states, leaving 27 states out in the cold. Genealogists looking for ancestors in one of those 27 states are confronted with a laborious page-by-page search of the original census records. Until now!! Census4all of Arlington-VA has spent thousands of hours transcribing three of these unindexed states: Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Vermont. Census4all has asked Pellien Research to distribute these transcriptions in HARD COPY to libraries, genealogical societies, educational institutions and individual genealogy researchers. These transcripts are NOT being distributed on CD-ROM and are not available from any other source. The multi-volume sets include the following number of people: - 1910 New Hampshire Census: 363,851 people out of a total population of 430,572 - 1910 Rhode Island Census: 366,639 out of a total population of 542,610 - 1910 Vermont Census: 229,320 names out of a total population of 355,956 Note: the missing records are due to the fact that the Census Bureau microfilm copies have very poor quality. Many entries were unreadable or missing. The CENSUS4ALL transcriptions are the best possible under the circumstances. The original census schedules have been destroyed by the Census Bureau. The books are high quality, built to library reference book standards, with 50# paper and are for sale at the following cost: New Hampshire: $180.00 per set Rhode Island: $180.00 per set Vermont: $140.00 per set All 3 States: $450 (a 10% discount) Please complete a purchase order and mail it with your check to: Pellien Research 3145 S. Stafford Street Arlington, VA 22206