I use Census events in marriage area for couples to limit the info I need to past around. I like to look at the chronology and/or reports and be able to tell if I've found them on all available census during there lifetime. If you do not use a Census event, is it not an important part of your research to determine which census are missing? If it is important, do you try to infer from you other events (residence, occupation, etc)?
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