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Ancestry.com has the 1940 New York Census indexed. The transcriptionist misspelled my grandfather's last name "Corpier" instead of the correct "Corpion", but I finally found it searching for "Corpi*". I filled out the form to have their database corrected, but it was sure nice to see him listed! He arrived from Cuba in 1930, but apparently missed that census (or I just haven't been able to find him yet), but he does appear with his wife and two of his sons in 1940. It's very cool having their street address
I don't believe they're going in any particular order. All the states are being indexed as we speak, some will be finished sooner than others for various reasons.
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Indexing has passed the halfway mark
