1880
Census Transcript
Transcribed by:
Deidre Basham, Ruth Brunty,
Nyla Creed DePauk,
Tammy
Gonzales, Deanna Holm, Rita O'Brien, and Gracie Stover
Remember this is a transcript. A
transcript is not a primary source of documentation. This is second-hand
information. It most likely contains numerous errors. Some of the errors
are in the actual census, and some of them in transcribing the data.
Notes to the Census
Enumerator:
Note A.
- The Census Year began 1 June 1879 and ended 31 May 1880.
Note B. - All persons will be
included in the Enumeration who were living on the last day of June 1880.
No others will. Children born since 1 June 1880 will be omitted.
Members of Families who have died since 1 June 1880 will be included.
Note C. - Questions Nos. 13, 14, 22 and 23 are not
be asked in respect to persons under 10 years of age. [Question 13 asked
the profession, occupation or trade. Question 14 asked the number of
months this person was unemployed during the census year. Question 22
asked if the person could read, and question 23 asked if the person could
write.]
Explanation of 1880 Census Information as transcribed:
The actual census has 24 columns. We have consolidated the
information into 9 columns in order to include all the information on each
person. We found some of the pages were
difficult to read due to the quality of the images we used. We have
made every attempt to be as accurate as possible and to transcribe as
written. No effort has been made to change or correct any spelling
discrepancies or other obvious mistakes in the census reflected in the images.
1. Dwelling houses are
numbered in order of visitation. Families are numbered in order of
visitation. Occasionally, more than one family appear
to be living in the same household.
2. The name of each person
whose place of abode on the first date of June 1880 is listed in this family.
3. Color. B = Black. W =
White. Mu = Mulatto.
Sex.
Female = F. Male = M.
4. Age at last birthday
prior to 1 June 1880. If under one year, months are listed in
fractions. If born within the census year, the month is listed.
5. Marital status.
S = Single.
M = Married.
W = Widowed.
D = Divorced.
6. Relationship of each person to the
head of this family.
7. Profession, occupation, or trade of
each person.
8. The place of birth of this person,
the person's father mother is indicated by listing the state or territory
or the country of birth.
9. Other information is listed in this
column:
a. The person attended school within the census year =
AS.
b. The person cannot
read or cannot write. Cannot Read = CNR. Cannot Write = CNW.
Cannot Read and Write = CNRW.
c. If
the person, on the day of the Enumerator's visit, is sick or temporarily
disabled, so as to be unable to attend to ordinary business or duties, the
sickness or disability is listed.
d. If the
person is blind, deaf and dumb, idiotic, insane, maimed, crippled, bedridden, or otherwise disabled, it is also noted here.
e. If the person was
born in within the year, the month of birth is listed.
f. If the person was
married within the year, it will be noted here as marr
in yr.
10. Other Abbreviations used:
a. Adop = Adopted
b.
Adult = Adultery
c. AsstHouseKeeper = Assistant House Keeper
d. B-in-Law =
Brother-in-Law
e. Br Thigh =
Broken Thigh
f. Congs = Congestion
g. Cons =
Consumption
h.
D-in-Law = Daughter-in-Law
i.
Disb = Disabled
j. Dis = Disease
k. Dtr = Daughter
l. Empl
= Employed
m. ENG =
n. Genl = General
o. Grdtr = Granddaughter
p. Grmother
= Grandmother
q.
HK = House Keeper
r. Id = Idiotic
or Idiot
s. Infla = Inflammation
t.
IRE =
u. IsStChr =
v. M-in-Law =
Mother-in-Law
x. Occup = Occupation
x
Oper = Operator
y. Palpi = Palpitation
z.
Ret = Retired
a1. Sis-in-Law =
Sister-in-Law
a2. SCOT =
a3.
S-in-Law = Son-in-Law
a4. Stepdtr = Stepdaughter
a5. Unempl = Unemployed
a6. U = Unrecorded.
We expected this item to be listed; however, the census taker did not complete
this item.
a7. WAL =
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Remember this is a transcript. A
transcript is not a primary source of documenation.
This is second-hand information. It most likely contains numerous
errors. Some of the errors are in the actual census, and some of them in
transcribing the data.
If you find errors in any
of the transcripts, I will be happy to correct them. I will also be glad
to annotate any obvious errors made by the census taker. Send an email to ggracie@cox.net.
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