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1790 U.S. Federal Census

HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 - (bicentennial edition) A bicentennial edition of the United States Federal Census for 1790. Between 1906 and 1908 the Government printing office published the surviving records of the first federal census of 1790 in volumes for each state. Today, most of these records and even their reprints are out of print and inaccessible except through use in research libraries and archives. Iberian Publishing has arranged to utilize Bureau of the Census logos for the bicentennial of the census and produce a new edition of this most important work. To date, four states are available. These volumes are printed using the original G.P.O. texts with soft leatherette covers, on 8x11 inch acid-free vellum stock with a permanency of two centuries under normal usage.

1790 FEDERAL CENSUS OF NORTH CAROLINA ------ Item # NC1790  Price:  $33.00

1790 FEDERAL CENSUS OF PENNSYLVANIA ------ Item # PA1790  Price:  $44.95

1790 FEDERAL CENSUS OF SOUTH CAROLINA ------ Item # SC1790  Price:  $28.00

1790 FEDERAL CENSUS OF VIRGINIA ------ Item # VA1790  Price:  $30.00

INDIANA CENSUS

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1860 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. Not from Microfilm taken from an original found in the basement of the courthouse. Many pages & names do not match the microfilm. Some names do not appear on the microfilm. Softbound ----- Item # KOSINCEN60    Price:  $40.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1870 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the heads of households for 1870 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCENDX70   Price:  $13.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - COMPLETE 1870 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the complete families living in   the household for 1870 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCEN70   Price:  $40.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1880 U.S. FEDERAL  CENSUS INDEX - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the heads of households for 1880 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCENDX80   Price:   $15.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1900 U.S. FEDERAL  CENSUS INDEX - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the heads of households for 1900 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCENDX900   Price:   $15.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1910 U.S. FEDERAL  CENSUS INDEX - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the heads of households for 1910 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCENDX910   Price:   $15.00

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA - 1920 U.S. FEDERAL  CENSUS INDEX - by Larry & Cynthia Scheuer. List the heads of households for 1920 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # KOSINCENDX920   Price:   $20.00

WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA - COMPLETE 1840 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Ron Woodward. List the head of households for 1840 in Wabash County, Indiana. Softbound ------ Item # WABINCEN40   Price:  $6.00

WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA - COMPLETE 1850 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Ron Woodward. List the complete families living in  the household for 1850 in Wabash County, Indiana. Also uses outside information. Softbound ------ Item # WABINCEN50   Price:  $30.00

new.gif (319 bytes) WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA - COMPLETE 1870 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Ron Woodward. List the complete families living in  the household for 1870 in Wabash County, Indiana. Also uses outside information. Softbound ------ Item # WABINCEN70   Price:  $38.50

NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS

new.gif (319 bytes) ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 1850 CENSUS WITH ANCESTORS & DESCENDANTS OF SELECTED FAMILIES - transcribed by Marian Dodson Chiarito. 1987, 240 pages, 8"x11". Alamance County was formed in 1849 from Orange County. the 1850 enumeration included every person living in each household. A complete name index is given for each head of household as well as others with a different surname. Ancestors and descendants of seventy major families are included in this books. Abstracts of wills and deeds, marriages, and cemetery records are given with documentation to source of record. In addition to the seventy major families, supplemental data includes most other families in the county. The information given for many families dates from early 1700s to late 1800s, and some families are traced to their immigrant ancestor.------ Item # ALMNCCEN50   Price:  $30.00

VIRGINIA CENSUS

THE FEDERAL CENSUSES OF 1830, 1840, & 1850 FOR ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA - Nora B. Martin. 118 pages, introduction, map, indices. The author has transcribed and indexed the first three censuses of this western county in their original tabular forms and with all the data contained in the original census ledgers. -----Item # ALLEVACEN30-50   Price: $15.00

THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 1870 FOR ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA - Nora B. Martin. 122 pages, introduction, indices, map. Similar in format to the earlier census works by this author, the 1870 census was the first following the massive dislocations generated by the Civil War in Virginia.-----Item # ALLEVACEN70    Price:  $15.00

THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 1850 FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA - transcribed by Dorothy Lee Weaver. 1991, 404 pages, everyname index. The book includes about 20,000 free inhabitants and is transcribed in the household order in which it was taken.-----Item # AUGVACEN50   Price: $30.00

THE 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS FOR BUCHANAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA - Debbie S. Dehart, 1999. 8 1/2" x 11" format, 175 pages plus every-name index. Buchanan County was formed in 1858, named for the current United States president, and taken from portions of Russell and Tazewell counties. In 1880 a parcel was taken from Buchanan to form part of newly-created Dickenson County. Buchanan County records have suffered from a series of disasters; first, a fire in 1862 destroyed the courthouse; then, in April, 1885, a second fire destroyed the courthouse again, together with all the records to that time. Finally, many records were damaged or destroyed by the flood which rampaged through the county in 1977. Thus, the Federal Census presents a very complete picture of this late-formed county on the eve of the War Between the States. The records are clear, although the No. 2 pencil with which the census-takers recorded their data on the sheets require careful reading in faint areas. The author has also incorporated valuable non-census information in this work, including data on births, deaths, marriages, and parents of many of the families enumerated. This helps to present a more complete picture of the persons in the list rather than the bare bones presented in the census. It also points up important inter-family relationships which existed throughout the county and area. The order of the data is: Identification Number/Family Number; Name (Last, First, Middle)(Maiden Name); Age; Sex; Husband, Wife, Daughter, Son; Occupation; Value of Real Estate owned; Value of Personal Property owned; State of Birth; County of Birth; Marriage Date; Marriage Place; Parents of the couple being enumerated; Widow/widower, if applicable; Date of birth; Date of death; Notes.-----Item # BUCHVACEN60    Price: $30.00

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 U.S CENSUS - by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, 1984. 151 pages, surname index. Records of this county were burned in 1869. The census lists all free persons, black and white, living in each household, giving name and age, occupation of males over 16, value of real estate and state or country (and sometimes county) of birth.-----Item # BKVACEN50   Price:   $15.00

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1860 U.S CENSUS - by Randy Kidd. 1994. vi, 169 pages, index. Records of this county were burned in 1869. The census lists all free persons, black and white, living in each household, giving name and age, occupation of males over 16, value of real estate & personal property, and state or country (and sometimes county) of birth.-----Item # BKVACEN60   Price: $17.95

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1870 U.S. CENSUS - transcribed by Jeanne Stinson. 1998. iv, 281 pages, index. Records of this county were burned in 1869. The census lists all persons, both black and white, living in each household, giving name and age, race and sex, occupation of males over 16, value of real estate & personal property, and state or country (and sometimes county) of birth, and age of children born within the census year. Also included is personal information on the individual educational level (read/write, deaf/dumb, attending school, etc.)-----Item # BKVACEN70   Price:  $25.00

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 CENSUS - transcribed by Mark Anderson Sprouse. 1997, iv, 182 pages, index. Caroline County Virginia was formed in 1727 from parts of Essex, King and Queen and King William Counties. It is a strategic county for geneologists because of its location. Many colonial Virginia ancestors settled or "passed through" Caroline. The 1850 Caroline County Census was enumerated by Thomas T. Chandler. Mr. Chandler's work has numerous legibility and spelling "problems," as well as what appears to be a few bonifide errors. Mr. Chandler must be forgiven. How was he to know that as he traveled the roads of 1850 Caroline, that every letter he put down would be under extreme scrutiny by future researchers. Chandler's writing is often difficult to discern as t's are uncrossed confusing them with unlooped l's, a's are not closed and might be u's, i's are often not dotted and can't be distinguished from unlooped e's and similar problems. Even more frustrating for me were the names that were clear but didn't really make sense; as letters seem to be excluded or extra ones added. An example of this would be the several families that have different spelling within the household such as # 897 with "Bird" and "Byrd" or # 1014 with "Garnet" and "Garnett". In the case of the few names that really didn't fit, the transcriber entered it as it appears in the census unless he could find the spelling for that specific name in at least two other sources. Readers are reminded that the burden of proof remains on the researcher and therefore consult the original record when in doubt.
CENSUS COLUMN LEGEND (Left to Right)

  1. Dwelling houses numbered in the order of visitation (Not shown in this book)
  2. Families numbered in the order of visitation
  3. The Name of every Person whose usual place of abode on the first day of June 1850, was in this family.
  4. Age
  5. Sex
  6. Color (White, black, or mulatto)
  7. Profession, Occupation or Trade of each Male Person over 15 years of age.
  8. Value of Real Estate
  9. Place of birth, naming the state, territory, or country.
  10. Married within the year, attended school within the year, persons over 20 years of age who cannot read or write.
  11. Whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane, idiotic, or pauper.

Item # CRLVACEN50   Price:  $22.95

new.gif (319 bytes) CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, 1988. Indexed. Indexed to surnames, with mortality schedule. ------ Item # CHSVACEN50   Price:  $17.95

new.gif (319 bytes) FAYETTE COUNTY, (W.) VIRGINGIA 1850 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - transcribed by Larry G. Shuck. 1991, iv, 127 pages, index. Fayette County was created in 1831 from portions of Logan, Greenbrier, Nicholas and Kanawha counties. In 1833 Fayette gave a small parcel of territory back to Greenbrier County, and in 1839 another small parcel was returned to Kanawha County. Raleigh County was formed in 1850 from the southern part of Fayette, and also in that year a slight adjustment was made in the boundary line between Fayette and Kanawha counties, with territory accruing to Fayette. The current booklet is an accurate and thorough transcription of the first census for Fayette County, West Virginia, in which all members of each household were listed individually by name. This volume contains over one thousand unique surname entries. A valuable source for genealogists. A complete index is provided. ------ Item # FAYWVCEN50    Price:  $12.95

new.gif (319 bytes) FAYETTE COUNTY, (W.) VIRGINIA 1870 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - transcribed by Larry G. Shuck. 1991, iv, 224 pages, index. The author has done a great service in rendering an accurate transcription of this census work which is extremely difficult to use in its original state due to a poor hand and pencilled entries. A complete index is provided. ------ Item # FAYWVCEN70    Price:  $17.95

new.gif (319 bytes) FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS - by James V. Hutton, Jr. 1987, xii, introduction, index, 369 pages. The volume contains all of the data originally found in the federal census sheets, plus a section on the 1860 slaveholders for the county. ------ Item # FRDVACEN50    Price:  $19.95

GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Volume 3: U.S. FEDERAL POPULATION SCHEDULES:  1820; 1830; 1840; & 1850 - transcribed by Larry Shuck. 1990, xii, 421 pages. A household-by-household transcription of four early censuses is provided with a 71-page, triple-columned integrated index for the complete volume. Statistical analyses of the data is provided in the introduction. ------ Item # GRNVACENS3   Price:  $22.50

 

                            

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