Im looking for a free search of genealogy and census.anyone know of one?

Find a great library in your area and call to see if they have public use access to Ancestry.com. That means that buying a membership library of about $ 11,000 and you can use all the resources of Ancestry so free from a library computer. You can also visit the National Archives and the regional administration offices (but not many, so unless one by your area of the library is a better deal). Also check with your state's official library. They will need all records in the file and free to use, and Most also are licensed for public use Ancestry, too. Additionally, many states have been scanning and filming all copies known of all the newspapers printed in the state, which makes the investigation even better than that.

Fed contractor questions Ridley – New Hampshire, census