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I know many people like to bash Ancestry.com, but I've always been a big defender of their on-line census images despite their terrible transcriptions and indexing. That said, I have to share this with the list: on the 1920 census for Charlotte County, VA many of the people gave their place of birth as "Prince Edward" -- that's Prince Edward County, Virginia, on the northern edge of Charlotte. In his/her brilliance, the Ancestry transcriber interpreted this as "Prince Edward Island" and has put all these people as having been born in Nova Scotia! Dozens and dozens of them! Who knew Charlotte was so full of black Canadians in 1920?! This would be funny if it wasn't so darn pitiful. Please don't start another round of bashing Ancestry.com -- I just thought you all might like to share my amazement. Kathy