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Telephone directories typically contain the name of the person, home and business addresses, and occasionally, their occupation. Use that information to expand your search and seek out other local records that may have been created while your ancestor lived there.
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Cross-check addresses and occupations with information from censuses to ensure the name you find in a city directory matches your ancestor. Multiple directories were sometime published for the same city in the same year; when you find one directory, check for more.
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Telephone directories contain addresses and phone numbers and can be quite helpful in locating living relatives or possible relatives with the same surname or a similar surname. The phone company in most cities publishes a directory of everyone in that area who has a listed phone number.
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