You're right. They should ask something a little more in-depth. BUT on the other hand 70 years ago our ancestors didn't have computers, the web, and programs like Family Tree Maker. I figure my gg-grandchildren will have tons more information on the family than I'll ever get. 70 years from now, "Gosh, can you imagine. My gg-grandparents actually got by with only a Pentium III, 400 MHz computer with a measly 9 GB hard drive." John W. Wall john@johnwall.com eFax (603) 687-0482 home page: http://www.johnwall.com genealogy page: http://www.johnwall.com/family/tree.htm -----Original Message----- From: DKDavNport@aol.com <DKDavNport@aol.com> To: KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 6:48 PM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] 2000 Census >In a message dated 3/10/00 9:36:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, >harris@globalreach.net writes: > ><< Just got my 2000 Census papers, spent about 5 minutes filling them out, >and am sitting now thinking about how frustrated our descendants are going to >be 70 years from now when these things become public. >> > >George, >I agree, I already filled mine out and was rather disappointed. I thought >they would be more in-depth. > >Deborah >Dallas, GA (born Louisville, KY) >