Individual U.S. federal census returns are generally released 72 years after the census was taken; before then only aggregate statistics are available.
Answers came from whoever spoke to the enumerator and were sometimes estimated or misheard, so ages and birthplaces can shift by several years between censuses.
Try spelling variants and other household members, then browse the enumeration district page by page, since index and transcription errors are common.
They can help identify possible relatives, but any reference sample should be requested through the investigating agency or a qualified professional, never collected informally.
Record the census year, state, county, enumeration district, page and line number, plus the archive or database where you viewed the page image.