What Families Lived in Verbena Alabama in 1900

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Record Description
Record Blazon	Demography Population Schedules
Record Group	RG 29: Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790-1996
Drove years	1900
Microfilm Publication	T623. 12th Census of the United States, 1900. 1854 rolls.
Arrangement	Arranged alphabetically by land, by county,and past enumeration district.
National Archives Identifier	2353585
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What is in This Collection? [edit | edit source]

Alphabetize and images of population schedules from National Annal microfilm publication T623, Twelfth Census of the U.s.a.,1900. The drove is part of Record Grouping 29 Records of the Bureau of the Census.The index includes all states and the Military (foreign country where census occurred) and the Indian Territory. Images can as well be viewed using the browse option. The census will place the identify of residence on June 1,1900 for each person counted. The drove is arranged alphabetically by state, then past canton, and by enumeration commune (ED). Enumeration districts may not always be bundled in numerical social club within each land.

Population schedules consist of big sheets with rows and columns. The schedules are arranged past state, county, place, and enumeration district. The districts are not always filed in sequential club. The organization of families on a schedule is unremarkably in the lodge in which the enumerator visited the households.

Federal demography takers were asked to record information virtually all those who were in a household on the census day, which was June ane for the 1900 census. A census taker might have visited a firm on a subsequently date, but the data collected was supposed to take been about the people who were in the residence on the census day. The basic census enumeration unit was the county. Each canton was divided into enumeration districts, ane for each enumerator. The completed forms were so sent to the Census Function of the Commerce Department in Washington, D.C. The 1900 demography covers 95 to 97 pct of the population.

The U.South. federal demography has been taken at the beginning of every decade, beginning in 1790, to apportion the number of representatives a state could send to the House of Representatives. In the absence of a national organisation of vital registration, many vital statistics and personal questions were asked to provide a statistical contour of the nation and its states.

Federal censuses are usually reliable, depending on the knowledge of the informant and the intendance taken past the census enumerator. Realize that whatsoever family member or fifty-fifty a neighbour may accept supplied information to the census taker. Some information may accept been wrong or deliberately falsified.

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To Browse This Drove [edit | edit source]

You lot can scan through images in this collection using the waypoints on the Collection Browse Folio for United States Demography, 1900.

What Can These Records Tell Me? [edit | edit source]

The following information may exist found in these records:

Country, county, township, and enumeration district where census was taken
Street address and house number
Name of head of household
Names of all members of household
Relationship to head of household
Race
Gender
Calendar month and yr of birth
Age
Marital status
Number of years married
Number of children built-in to female parent
Number of children still living
Each household member's birthplace
Birthplace of person's father
Birthplace of person'due south female parent
Year of clearing and number of years in the United States
Whether a naturalized citizen: Al Alien; Pa Papers; Na Naturalized
Occupation
Months attended school
Whether member can, read, write and speak English language

Territory of Alaska demography

Tribe and clan
Appointment of locating to Alaska
Occupation in Alaska
Post function accost at home

Native American Demography Form

Indian name
Tribe of the individual and names of their parents
Per centum of white blood
If married, whether living in polygamy
Whether taxed
Yr of citizenship
Whether citizenship was caused by land allotment

Hawaiian Islands census

Year of immigration and number of years lived in the Hawaiian Islands

War machine and Navy census

Name of armed services, naval station, or vessel
Visitor or troop, regiment, and arm of service
Rank grade or class
Residence in the United States

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Sample Image [edit | edit source]

1900 United States Census, Alabama

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I Found the Person I Was Looking For, What Now? [edit | edit source]

Add whatever new information to your records
Use the age listed to determine an approximate birth date. This date along with the place of nascency can help you detect a nascency tape. Birth records ofttimes list biographical and marital details about the parents and shut relatives other than the immediate family
Employ the race information to find records related to that ethnicity such as records of the Freedman'southward Agency or Indian censuses
Use the naturalization information to find their naturalization papers in the county court records. It can also assistance y'all locate immigration records such as a rider list which would usually be kept records at the port of entry into the United States
Birthplaces tin tell y'all old residences and tin can help to constitute a migration design for the family
Information technology is frequently helpful to extract the information on all families with the same surname in the same general area. If the surname is uncommon, information technology is likely that those living in the same area were related
Be sure to excerpt all families before you look at other records. The relationships given volition help you to organize family groups. The family unit groupings volition help you place related families when you discover additional information in other records
Married family members may accept lived nearby but in a separate household so yous may want to search an entire town, neighboring towns, or even a county
You may be able to identify an earlier generation if elderly parents were living with or close past a married kid
You may be able to identify a younger generation if a young married couple however lived with 1 of their sets of parents
Additional searches may be needed to locate all members of a particular family in the census
The census may identify persons for whom other records do not exist

I Can't Find the Person I'yard Looking For, What At present? [edit | edit source]

Remember that as with any index, transcription errors may occur.
Check for variant spellings of the names.
Look for another index. Local historical and genealogical societies often take indexes to local records.
Search neighboring localities or states.
Try the post-obit alternative search methods:
- Make full in the surname search box (or the given name search box) on the landing page leaving the other box empty and then click on search. This should return a listing of everyone with that particular name. You could so browse the list for individuals that may be your ancestor.
- Fill up in the person's given name and the given proper noun of a spouse or child.
- Supply combinations of the known birthplace, known birth yr, and guess range for birth twelvemonth.
- Apply only the initial plus an asterisk (*) for the surname or given name.
At that place is the possibility that a family unit was missed in the census.
There is the possibility that the census taker incorrectly wrote the proper noun.
At that place is the possibility that the transcriber misread the proper noun as entered.

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