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county city page names of heads of familiesfree white males of 16 years

& upwards, includingheads of families

free white malesunder 16 years

free white femalesincluding heads of families

all otherfree persons slaves

1800 United States Federal Census

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State: ____________________ Call Number/URL: __________________________________ Enumeration Date: __________________________________

County County Page Names of Heads of FamiliesSlaves

All otherFree Persons

Free White Males Free White Females

Under10

10 thru15

16 thru25

26 thru44

45 andover

Under10

10 thru15

16 thru25

26 thru44

45 andover



State:_____________________ _Call_Number/URL:_ __________________________________ _Enumeration_Date:_ __________________________________

County County Page Names_of_Heads_of_Families SlavesAll_other

Free_Persons

Free_White_Males Free_White_Females

Under10

10_thru15

16_thru25

26_thru44

45_andover

Under10

10_thru15

16_thru25

26_thru44

45_andover

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Name of thecounty, parish,

township, town,or city where the

family resides

Slaves. Freed Colored Persons.

TOTAL

WHITE PERSONS included inforegoing.

SLAVES AND COLOREDPERSONS, included in foregoing.Males. Females. Males. Females.

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of age.

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Of one hundred

and upwards.

under ten years

of age.

Of ten and under tw

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Of tw


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under fifty-five.

Of fifty-five and

under one hundred.

Of one hundred

and upwards.

under ten years

of age.

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under fifty-five.

Of fifty-five and

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Of one hundred

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Of fifty-five and

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Name of the county, city, ward, town, township, parish, precinct,

hundred, or district.

Names of

Heads of Families

FREE WHITE PERSONS, (including heads of families).Males. Females.

under five years

of age.

Of five and under

ten.

Of ten and under

fifteen.

Of fifteen and under

twenty.

Of tw

enty and under thirty.

Of thirty and under

forty.

Of forty and under

fifty.

Of fifty and under

sixty.

Of sixty and under

seventy.

Of seventy and under

eighty.

Of eighty and under

ninety.

Of ninety and under

one hundred.

Of one hundred and

upward.

under five years

of age.

Of five and under

ten.

Of ten and under

fifteen.

Of fifteen and under

twenty.

Of tw

enty and under thirty.

Of thirty and under

forty.

Of forty and under

fifty.

Of fifty and under

sixty.

Of sixty and under

seventy.

Of seventy and under

eighty.

Of eighty and under

ninety.

Of ninety and uner one hundred.

Of one hundred and

upward.

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10 & under

24

24 & under

35

36 & under

55

56 & under

100

100 & up-wards

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24

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35

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55

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100

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in the foregoing.

Names

Deaf and Dumb, Blind,and Insane White Persons,Included in the foregoing

Deaf and Dumb, Blind,and Insane Colored Persons,

Included in the foregoingAges Deaf and Dumb Blind and Insane Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Insane and Idiots

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14

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10

10& under

15

15& under

20

20& under

30

30& under

40

40& under

50

50& under

60

60& under

70

70& under

80

80& under

90

90& under

100

100& upwards

Males. Females.

Under5

5& under

10

10& under

15

15& under

20

20& under

30

30& under

40

40& under

50

50& under

60

60& under

70

70& under

80

80& under

90

90& under

100

100& upwards

Males. Females.

Under10

10& under

24

24& under

35

36& under

55

56& under

100

100& upwards

Under10

10& under

24

24& under

35

36& under

55

56& under

100

100& upwards

FREE WHITE PERSONS, (INCLUDING HEADS OF FAMILIES) Free Colored Persons.



Page: ______________________ State: ______________________ County: __________________________________ City: ______________________________________Call Number/URL: ______________________________________________________ Enumeration Date:______________________________________________________

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1850 Slave Schedule

Schedule 2.–Slave Inhabitants in ___________________________ _____ in the County of ____________________ State of ____________ , enumerated by me, on the _________ day of _______________, 1850 _______________ Ass’t Marchal.

African Americans were enumerated in the census as all other U.S. residents from 1870 (the first census year following the Civil War and emancipation) onward. Prior to 1870, however, the situation was far different. Although free African Americans were enumerated by name in 1850 and 1860, slaves were consigned to special, far less informative, schedules in which they were listed anonymously under the names of their owners. The only personal information provided was usually that of age, gender, and racial identity (either black or mulatto). As in the free schedules, there was a column in which certain physical or mental infirmities could be noted. In some instances, the census takers noted an occupation, usually carpenter or blacksmith, in this column. Slaves aged 100 years or more were given special treatment; their names were noted, and sometimes a short biographical sketch was included. In at least one instance, that of 1860 Hampshire County, Virginia, the names of all slaves were included on the schedules, but this happy exception may be the only instance when the instructions were not followed. Sometimes the listings for large slaveholdings appear to take the form of family groupings, but in most cases slaves are listed from eldest to youngest with no appar-ent effort to portray family structure. In any event, the slave schedules themselves almost never provide conclusive evidence for the presence of a specific slave in the household or plantation of a particular slaveowner. At best, a census slave schedule can provide supporting evidence for a hypothesis derived from other sources.1 Prior to 1850 there were no special slave schedules for the manuscript census, as slave data was recorded as part of the general population schedules. In these, only the heads of household were enumerated by name. In the absence of any contradictory information, it might be assumed that a fam-ily of freed people enumerated in the 1870 census was living not far from its last owner, whose surname they also bore. There would, of course, be reasons to dispute both assumptions. (Knowledge of the Civil War history of a locality could come into play here; for example, such relative stability would not have existed in a Georgia county that was in the path of Sherman’s march to the sea.) Even so, this assump-tion represents one of the more obvious exploratory lines of research, especially in the absence of any other options. The first step in testing the hypothesis would be to search for slaveowners of the same surname in the 1860 slave schedules of the

county in which the African American family resided in 1870. Starting in 1850, another supplemental schedule, the mortality schedule, listed all deaths within a year before the regular census enumeration.2 The deaths of blacks and mulattoes, both free and slave, are recorded in them, even though their names have not been included in many of the indexes to these schedules.3 The deaths of slaves were generally enumerated in four fashions: unnamed (as in the slave schedules), but perhaps with the owner identified; by first name only; by first name and surname; and by first name with the owner noted.

Notes1. The use of the slave schedules as supporting documentation is amply demon-strated in David H. Streets, Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case Studies (Bowie, MD: Heritage, 1986), although, not surprisingly, their use is confined to small slaveholdings.2. See Loretto Dennis Szucs, “Research in Census Records” in The Source: A Guide-book of American Genealogy, Rev. ed. (Salt Lake City, UT: Ancestry, 1997).3. A notable exception is found in Jonnie B. Arnold, Index to 1860 Mortality Sched-ule of South Carolina (Greenville, SC: the author, 1982). On the other hand, many of the indexes appearing on the National Archives microfilm publications of these schedules, as well as those published by Accelerated Indexing, should be treated with caution.

Editor’s Note: This article was excerpted from Finding Your African American Ancestors, by David Thackery. Other sources covered in the book include: pro-bate records; deeds and other local records; plantation records; other records of slave births and deaths; runaway slaves; The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands; The Freedman’s Savings and Trust; and military records. Also included are case studies, a selection of slave narratives from a variety of states, bibliographic information, and an extensive listing of additional resources for Afri-can American research.

African Americans in the Federal Censuses

NAMES OF SLAVE OWNERSDeaf & Dumb,blind, insane

or idiotic

Num

ber

of

Slav

es

Age

Sex

Col

or

Fugi

tive

s fr

om th

e St

ate

Num

ber

man

umit

tedDESCRIPTION

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1010

NAMES OF SLAVE OWNERSDeaf & Dumb,blind, insane

or idiotic

Num

ber

of

Slav

es

Age

Sex

Col

or

Fugi

tive

s fr

om th

e St

ate

Num

ber

man

umit

tedDESCRIPTION

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



Page:_ ______________________ _State:_______________________ _County:___________________________________ _City:_______________________________________Call_Number/URL:_ _______________________________________________________Enumeration_Date:______________________________________________________

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Color

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1860 Slave Schedule

Schedule 2.–Slave Inhabitants in __________________________________ in the County of ____________________ State of ____________ , enumerated by me, on the _________ day of _______________, 1860 _______________ Ass’t Marchal.

African Americans were enumerated in the census as all other U.S. residents from 1870 (the first census year following the Civil War and emancipation) onward. Prior to 1870, however, the situation was far different. Although free African Americans were enumerated by name in 1850 and 1860, slaves were consigned to special, far less informative, schedules in which they were listed anonymously under the names of their owners. The only personal information provided was usually that of age, gender, and racial identity (either black or mulatto). As in the free schedules, there was a column in which certain physical or mental infirmities could be noted. In some instances, the census takers noted an occupation, usually carpenter or blacksmith, in this column. Slaves aged 100 years or more were given special treatment; their names were noted, and sometimes a short biographical sketch was included. In at least one instance, that of 1860 Hampshire County, Virginia, the names of all slaves were included on the schedules, but this happy exception may be the only instance when the instructions were not followed. Sometimes the listings for large slaveholdings appear to take the form of family groupings, but in most cases slaves are listed from eldest to youngest with no appar-ent effort to portray family structure. In any event, the slave schedules themselves almost never provide conclusive evidence for the presence of a specific slave in the household or plantation of a particular slaveowner. At best, a census slave schedule can provide supporting evidence for a hypothesis derived from other sources.1 Prior to 1850 there were no special slave schedules for the manuscript census, as slave data was recorded as part of the general population schedules. In these, only the heads of household were enumerated by name. In the absence of any contradictory information, it might be assumed that a fam-ily of freed people enumerated in the 1870 census was living not far from its last owner, whose surname they also bore. There would, of course, be reasons to dispute both assumptions. (Knowledge of the Civil War history of a locality could come into play here; for example, such relative stability would not have existed in a Georgia county that was in the path of Sherman’s march to the sea.) Even so, this assump-tion represents one of the more obvious exploratory lines of research, especially in the absence of any other options. The first step in testing the hypothesis would be to search for slaveowners of the same surname in the 1860 slave schedules of the

county in which the African American family resided in 1870. Starting in 1850, another supplemental schedule, the mortality schedule, listed all deaths within a year before the regular census enumeration.2 The deaths of blacks and mulattoes, both free and slave, are recorded in them, even though their names have not been included in many of the indexes to these schedules.3 The deaths of slaves were generally enumerated in four fashions: unnamed (as in the slave schedules), but perhaps with the owner identified; by first name only; by first name and surname; and by first name with the owner noted.

Notes1. The use of the slave schedules as supporting documentation is amply demon-strated in David H. Streets, Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case Studies (Bow-ie, MD: Heritage, 1986), although, not surprisingly, their use is confined to small slaveholdings.2. See Loretto Dennis Szucs, “Research in Census Records” in The Source: A Guide-book of American Genealogy, Rev. ed. (Salt Lake City, UT: Ancestry, 1997).3. A notable exception is found in Jonnie B. Arnold, Index to 1860 Mortality Schedule of South Carolina (Greenville, SC: the author, 1982). On the other hand, many of the indexes appearing on the National Archives microfilm publications of these sched-ules, as well as those published by Accelerated Indexing, should be treated with caution.

Editor’s Note: This article was excerpted from Finding Your African American Ancestors, by David Thackery. Other sources covered in the book include: pro-bate records; deeds and other local records; plantation records; other records of slave births and deaths; runaway slaves; The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands; The Freedman’s Savings and Trust; and military records. Also included are case studies, a selection of slave narratives from a variety of states, bibliographic information, and an extensive listing of additional resources for Afri-can American research.

African Americans in the Federal Censuses

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

NAMES OF SLAVE OWNERS

Deaf & Dumb,blind, insane

or idiotic

Num

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Age

Sex

Col

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Fugi

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Num

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be unable to attendto ordinary businessor duties? If so, what

is the sicknessor disability?

Place of Birth of thisperson, naming State

or Territory ofUnited States, or the

Country if offoreign birth.

Place of Birth of thefather of this person,

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Place of Birth of themother of this person,

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Whether suffering from acute or chronic disease, with name of disease and length of time afflicted.Whether defective in mind, sight, hearing, or speech, or whether crippled, maimed, or deformed, with name or defect.

Supplemental schedule and page.

Whether a prisoner, convict, homeless child, or pauper.

Able to speak English. If not, the language or dialect spoken.

Attendance at school (in months) during the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 31, 1890.

Months employed during the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 31, 1890.

Whether married during the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 31, 1890.

Whether single, married, wid- owed, or divorced.

Whether white, black, mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, Chinese, Japanese, or Indian.

Whether a soldier, sailor, or marine during the civil war (U.S. or Conf.) or widow of such person.

Age at nearest birthday. If under one year, give age in months..

Able to Write.

Able to Read.

Profession, trade, or occupation.

Wheter naturalization papers have been taken out.

Whether naturalized.

Number of years in the United States.

Place of birth of Mother.

Place of birth of Father.

Place of birth.

Sex.

Surname.

Christian name in full, and initial of middle name.

Relationship to head of family.

Mother of how many children, and numer of these children living.

Name of Institution :

Enumerator.

FAMILY SCHEDULE—1 TO 10 PERSONS.

SCHEDULE NO. 1.POPULATION AND SOCIAL STATISTICS.

Supervisor’s District No.

A.—Number of Dwell-ing-house in the order of visitaion.

Name of city, town, township, precinct, district, beat, or other minor civil division.

D.—Number ofFamily in theorder of visitation.

E.—No. of Persons in this family.

B.—Number of families in thsdwelling-house.

C.—Number of persons in thisdwelling-house.

Street and No.:

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Relationshipof each person

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If foreign birth, give the country.

Place of birthof this person.

Place of birth of Fatherof this person.

Place of birth of Motherof this person.

Nativity

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Education Ownership of Home

Num

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PLACE OF BIRtH

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mOtHER tONGUE (OR NAtIVELANGUAGE) OF FOREIGN BORN

Language spokenin home beforecoming to theUnited States

CODE

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Nat

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alie

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CItIZENSHIP

Stateor m.t Country

INDUStRY

Industry or business, ascottonmill, dry goods store,shipyard, public school, etc.

OCCUPAtION

trade, profession, or particularkind of work, as spinner,

salesman, riveter, etc.

CODE

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Do not write

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Cla

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EmPLOYmENt

Whether actuallyat work

YesorNo

Line numberfor

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VEtERANSWhether a veteran of the

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For persons answering ―No‖ to questions

21-24.

If at private or

nonemergency

Govt. work. ―Yes‖ in col. 21

If seeking

work or

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work.

―Yes‖ in col.

22 or 23

OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER

For a person at work, assigned to public emergency work, or with a job (―Yes‖

in col. 21, 22, or 24), enter present occupation, industry, and class of worker.

For a person seeking work (―Yes‖ in col. 23): (a) if he has previous work

experience, enter last occupation, industry, and class of worker; or (b) if he does

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Cols. 29-30 blank.

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INCOME IN 1939

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OCCUPATION

Trade, profession, or

particular kind of work, as –

Frame spinner

Salesman

Laborer

Rivet heater

Music teacher

INDUSTRY

Industry or business, as—

Cotton mill

Retail grocery

Farm

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Public school

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21 22 23 24 25 E 26 27 28 29 30 F. 31 32 33 34

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ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO. SHEET NO.

COUNTY SUPERVISOR’S DISTRICT NO.

TOWNSHIP OR OTHER DIVISION OF COUNTY ENUMERATED BY ME ON , 1940

INCORPORATED PLACE , ENUMERATOR

WARD OF CITY BLOCK NO. UNINCORPORATED PLACE INSTITUTION

Lin

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LOCAT-

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PERSONAL

DESCRIPTION EDUCATION PLACE OF BIRTH

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RESIDENCE, APRIL 1, 1935

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No

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Hom

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renta

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Far

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No)

Name of each person whose usual

place of residence on April 1,

1940, was in this household.

BE SURE TO INCLUDE:

1. Persons temporarily absent from household.

Write ―Ab‖ after names of such persons.

2. Children under 1 year of age. Write ―Infant‖ if

child has not been given a first name.

Enter x after name of person furnishing

information.

Relationship of

this person to the

head of the

household, as

wife, daughter,

father, mother-in-

law, grandson,

lodger, lodger’s

wife, servant,

hired hand, etc. CO

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territory or possession.

If foreign born, give country

in which birthplace was

situated on Jan. 1, 1937.

Distinguish: Canada-French

from Canada-English and

Irish Free State from

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izen

ship

of

the

fore

ign

bo

rn

In what place did this person live on April 1, 1935?

For a person who lived in a different place, enter city or

town, county, and State.

City, town,

or village

having

2,600 or

more

inhabitants

If less, enter

―R.‖

County

State (or

Territory

or foreign

country)

On a

Far

m?

(Y o

r N

)

CO

DE

(L

eav

e B

lan

k)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A 9 10 11 12 13 14 B 15 C 16 17 18 19 20 D

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

SUPPLEMENTARY

QUESTIONS FOR PERSONS OF ALL AGES FOR PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER

FOR ALL WOMEN

WHO ARE OR

HAVE BEEN

MARRIED

For Persons Enumerated

on Lines 14 and 29.

PLACE OF BIRTH OF

FATHER AND MOTHER

MOTHER

TONGUE

CO

DE

(l

eave b

lank

)

VETERANS SOCIAL SECURITY USUAL OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER

Enter that occupation which the person regards as his usual occupation

and at which he is physically able to work. If the person is unable to

determine this, enter that occupation at which he has worked longest

during the past 10 years and at which he is physically able to work.

Enter also usual industry and usual class of worker.

Has

this

wom

an b

een m

arri

ed m

ore

than

once

? (Y

es o

r N

o)

Age

at f

irst

mar

riag

e.

Num

ber

of

chil

dre

n e

ver

born

.

(Do n

ot

incl

ude

stil

lbir

ths.

)

If born in U.S. give state,

territory or possession. If

foreign born, give country

in which birthplace was

situated on Jan. 1, 1937.

Distinguish: Canada-

French from Canada-

English and Irish Free

State from Northern

Ireland.

CO

DE

(l

eave b

lank

)

Language

spoken in

home in

earliest childhood.

Is this person a veteran of the

United States military forces: or the

wife, widow, or under 18-year-old

child of a veteran?

Do

es t

his

pers

on

hav

e a

Fed

era

l

So

cial

Secu

rity

Nu

mb

er?

(Yes

or

No

)

Wer

e d

edu

cti

on

s fo

r F

edera

l O

ld-

Ag

e In

sura

nce

or

Rail

road

Ret

irem

ent

mad

e fr

om

th

is p

ers

on

s

wag

es

or

sala

ry i

n 1

93

9?

(Yes

or

No

)

If s

o,

were

ded

uct

ion

s m

ade

fro

m

all,

½ o

r m

ore

, p

art

bu

t le

ss t

han

½,

of

wag

es

or

sala

ry?

Lin

e N

o.

Name

If s

o e

nte

r ―Y

es‖

If c

hil

d,

is v

eter

an-

fath

er d

ead

?

(Y o

r N

)

War

or

Mil

itar

y

Ser

vic

e

CO

DE

(l

eave b

lank

)

Usual

Occupation

Usual

Industry

Usu

al c

lass

of

wo

rker

CODE (leave blank)

Father Mother

35 36 37 G 38 H 39 40 41 I 42 43 44 45 46 47 J 48 49 50

14

29

National Archives and Records Administration NA 14129 (6-09)

NARA’s web site is http://www.archives.gov

Col. 24 DID THIS PERSON HAVE A JOB ?

Enter ―Yes‖ for a person (not seeking work)

who had a job, business, or professional

enterprise, but did not work during week of

March 24–30 for any of the following

reasons: Vacation; temporary illness;

industrial dispute; layoff not exceeding 4

weeks with instructions to return to work at a

specific date; layoff due to temporarily bad

weather conditions.

SYMBOLS

AND

EXPLANATORY

NOTES

Col. 5 VALUE OF HOME, IF OWNED:

Where owner’s household occupies

only a part of a structure, estimate value

of portion occupied by owner’s

household. Thus the value of the unit

occupied by the owner of a two-family

house might be approximately one-half

the total value of the structure.

Col. 10 COLOR OR RACE:

White W

Negro Neg

Indian In

Chinese Chi

Japanese Jp

Filipino Fil

Hindu Hin

Korean Kor

Other races, spell out in full.

Other races, spell out in full

Col. 14 HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL COMPLETED:

None 0

Elementary school, 1st – 8th 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

High school, 1st – 4th year H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4

College, 1st – 4th year C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4

College, 5th or subsequent year C-5

Col. 11 AGE AT LAST BIRTHDAY:

Enter age of children born on or after April 1,

1939, as follows. Born in:

April 1939 11/12

May 1939 10/12

June 1939 9/12

July 1939 8/12

August 1939 7/12

September 1939 6/12

October 1939 5/12

November 1939 4/12

December 1939 3/12

January 1940 2/12

February 1940 1/12

March 1940 0/12

(Do not include children born on or after April 1, 1940.

Col. 16 CITIZENSHIP OF THE FOREIGN BORN:

Naturalized Na

Having first papers Pa

Alien Al

American citizen born abroad Am Cit

Col. 21 WAS THIS PERSON AT WORK ?

Enter ―Yes‖ for persons at work for pay or profit in

private or nonemergency Government work.

Include unpaid family workers – that is, related

members of the family working without money

wages or salary on work (other then housework or

incidental chores) which contributed to the family

income.

Cols. 30 and 47 CLASS OF WORKER:

Wage or salary worker in private work PW

Wage or salary worker in Gov’t work GW

Employer E

Working on own account OA

Unpaid family worker NP

Col. 41 WAR OR MILITARY SERVICE:

World War W

Spanish -American War; Philippine

Insurrection or Boxer Rebellion S

Spanish-American War & World War SW

Regular establishment (Army, Navy or

Marine Corps) Peace-Time Service only R

Other war or expedition Ot

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