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A PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU.

LETTER

TIlE SECRiETARlY ()F THIE INTERIOR

TRAN6MITTTLN0

A REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THETOGETHE!I WITtI THE IItAFT OF A BILL,

R RESPONSE 1'1 SENA'I'E RESOLUTIONOF FEBRUAItY 16, 1891,

DscsBMBR 8, 1891.-Refrrted to thae ('ortnuluit ttio thlt Census, aud orderedto le printed.

WASHINGTON:GOVERNMENT PIlJNTING OBCom

1891.S. E. I--1

CENSUS,IN

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138 A PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU.

It is quite possible therefore, that these changes in population obtained, to agreater or lesser extent, several years before the census of 1890 was taken or theapportionment of Representatives among the several States had been eifected.Hence, during the large proportion of the dlcennial period, intervening between1880 and 1890, an inequality of representation obtained in Congress, and in theelectoral college, which under a sextennial or shorter period census, mighthave been corrected and adjusted atan earlier date, since such apportionment cannot, in the order of things, take effect until two years shall have passed afterthe enumeration is reported. The apportionment under the census of 1890 wasmade by the Fifty-first Congress, but the election thereunder can not be helduntil the Fifty-third Congress shall be chosen in 1892, and meantime the changesand mutations in population are steadily passing through the processes of localaugmentation riionoriminuion.

CENSUS OF 1790.

Schedule of the whole number ofpersons within the division allotted to A B.

Free white Free whitemales of16years Free white females in- All oth freeHeads of families, and upwards males under ding heads persn. Slaves.including heads 16 years. of families. p

of families.

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CENSUS OF 1800.

Schedule of the whole number of persons within the division allotted to A B.

Free white males. Free white females. 9NamesNamesof ofheads fcities, etc. famil es

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CENSUS OF 1810.

Schedule of the whole number of persons within the division allotted to A B.

Whole number ofpersons within the division allotted to A. B.

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CENSUS O 1830.

Schedule of the whole number of persona within the division allotted to A.B.

luding heads of famles) leaves. Free colored persons SlavesWhite persons and coloredIncluded in persona

Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. the foregoing. nlguded In

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CENSUS OF 1840.

Schedule of the whole number of persons within the division allotted to A. B.

Free white persons (including heads of families). Free colored persons. Slaves.

Males. Females, Males. Females. Males. Females.Name of -

town, township Names of heads ; S 8 8 t8 | I ' 8 | | S S2gg9 Totaarcountyh. recic, ofniwra, s' --I54. . '4'4'3....

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Schedule of the whole number of persons within the division allotted to A. B.

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CfNSUS OF 180

CHEDULE 1.--FREE INHABITANTS in ditsion allotted to A. B.

D1lescription. I' IsrS 1S The name of

Whetherdea^

every person whose Professsaon, occn- P e f Whethere deaf andusalplace paton, or trade of Value of real es- PlCce o rob^ pt du mb ,bind

abode onthep stday each male person tate owned. Naming the State, a 0 ,l blind,t e of June, 1850, was over 15 years ofage eeriory orcouty. | | pe, ioricao o Territory orcounty.; -.o nths famly.per, or con

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SCHEDULE 2.-SLAVE INHABITANTS in the- district, county of State of---

Names of slave own e. Nmberofm the Number damb, blindslaves. state mannmitted. insane, orAge. Sex. Color. tae. idioti.

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SCHEDULE 3.-PERSONS WHO DIED during the year ending 1st June, 1850, in , county of , State of - -.

Description.

Nae of every person who died in the Place of birth,year ending 1st June, 1850, whose aing the The month In Profesion, o Dsease or of.. t Professio ,.n,oc Disease or

usual place of abode at the State, Terri- which the per- cupation, or cause of days illtime of his death was in . tory or son died. trade. deathhis family. . 3 $ | county.

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SCHEDULE 4.-PRoDUOTIONS OF AGRICLTUE in county of , State of-.

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SCHDtIE 5.-PRODUUC S OF INDUSTRY in the city of , in the county of - , State of-Rawmaterial used, Includ- Averagenum- Wages. Annual producting fuel. erofhands

employed. Me M

Name ofcorporation, d m 3company, or Indi- Name of bus- Capital invested lwedofrmotive 3 .visual produo- ness, manu- Inrealand power, ma

Ing articles to facture, personal estate tiethrne ry,the annual value orproduet. in the business. Q tiucture, or sQuanti Kida.Vatieof 500. resource. 6 tSoi

C..: - -W-: cB iS01 .m.1 $ 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 U 18s 14

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SCHEDULE 6.-SOCIAL STATISTICS of- , countyof- , Sta of-Annual taxes. Colleges, academies, and schools. Seasonsand crops. ILibraries.

Valuation ofesta te, Name 0real erran ofer real orkinized ed from from crops

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-what average Kind.

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Real estate.Personal estate.

Total.How valued? 1True valuation.

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Newspapers and periodicals. Religion. Pauperism. Crime. Wages.

Sr whoble criminals In prison Odco-10-. 10a gP ,-ggo....number on convicted on - II d"Zi.ow De,or Ist June. 0 within the lst June.eChar often Cul- nomi- withinht0Name. I-a- -err - Ia r

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SCHEDULE -FEE INHABTAN in te twn of , c y of , State ofo .

Desription. alue of es-

The name of I

every perwhose| Profession, occupation, Place of birth, | | Whether eaf an*aboen the Ist day son, male and female, iaState, Territory,, a iurn aoriotn-

eof June, 1860, was over 15years of age. .or county.in paupersor con-

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SCHEDLE 2.--SLAVE INHABITANTS in , county of - , State of - .O Description.

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SCHEDULE 3.-PPERSONS WHO DIED during the year ending 1st June, 1860, in county of , State of .

Description.-,_ - --....-- ..

ina te yevar ending 1st of Junedd- Place of birth, nam- The month in Professlon, Disease or mnber of180, whose usual plabe of abode at o - Ing the State, Ter- which the per- occupation, cause of awhe ich theper- occppateon, cabse ofatathe time ofdeathwas in the family.

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. ritory, or county. son died. or trade. death.

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SCHEDULE 4.-PRODUCTIONS OF AGRICULTURE in , county of --, State of- .

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SCHEDULE 5.-PRODUCTS OF INDUSTRY in - , county of , State of- , during the year ending June 1, 1860.

: Raw material used, includ- Kind of AveragenumberName of corpora- Name of Capital in- ing fuel. motive o hands em- Wages. Annual producttion, company, or bsess, estd inbusiness, in power.ndividual, pro- manufac- real and per- -machin- .-ducing articles to tre, or sonal estate ery, Average Averagethe annual value produtre in the busi- Quanti- struct- monthly monthly an

resource. male la- femalebor. labor.

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SCOEDULE 6.-SOCIAL STATISTICS of each township in the county of-, State of- , for the year ending Jtne 1,1860.Annual taxes. Colleges, academies, and schools

oid- Valuation of estate, real and per- Name or No. o a u all Receivedkind. ers. from en- iacfun. sources.

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Real estate --..----.-.---.... $Personal estate ................Total ......................

How valued----------------....True vaulation -..-...--- ...---

Seasons and crops -

What crops To what ex- Usual avare short. tent. erage crop.

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LEitraries.

No. Kind.

Newspapers and periodicals.

No. ofVrln11n Name. Character. How often pub- CirculationI ih1ai irculation. No. of

,11hrc(hp.s

Religion.

Denomina- No. each will Value of tnurchtinn naccrmnrtm.dat. Tn.ronrt.l

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Pauperism. Crime. Wages.

Name Whole number n Whole number Average iAverage Weekly Prid- paupers sup- Wholenumberon of criminals con- In prisonon monthly Average to

sion. ported within June 1. Annual victed within June 1.o to a day to a day toacar- a emale oard

theyea ______ _ upor. withl,'board. board.ib bo.cost oftheyear. |ar hand laborer, laborer, center, domestic, t laboirg

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CENSUS 1870.

SCEDIULE 1.-INHABITANTS in--, county of--, State of-- , enumerated on the $Oth ,day of June, 1870.inquiries numbered 7, 1, and 17 are not to be asked in respect to Infants. Inquiries numbered 11, 12, 15, 1617,19, and 20 are tobe answered (if atall) merely by

an affrmative mark, as 1.]

The name ofevery personwhose place ofabode on the

lstday ofJune,1870, was inthis family.

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SCHEDULE 2.-PERSONS WHO DIED during the year ending June 1, 1870, in - , county of - , State of-

Description. I Parentage.aI .-,,

So 5- > fe|S-. a s-Place of birth,nam-Name of every person who died o ing the State orteduring the year endingJune 1, e r of n Inet r Dsofeas month I

1870, whose place o abode he United tates, which occupatn, cause of0 at the time of death o a or the country, the person or death.

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SCEDULE 5.-SOCAL STATISTICS of the town of-- , county of--, State of -- , for the year ending June 1, 1870.

(1) Valuation

Real estate --,,. ..........-..... ..--Personal estate ............ - ...

Total--......--..........,,iHow valued? - .... ....True valuation.... ....

i2) Public debt.

County debt, for which bondshave been issued --------- ....

All other county debt---.-- ..

Town, city, township parish(civil),or borough debt, forwhich bondshave beenissued .

All other town, city, township,parish (civil), or borough-debt ..-....-....-....------ ....

(8) Taxation (not national).

State (of all kinds)-....-------...County (of all kinds) . .........Town, city, township, parish(ci, or borough (of all

Total..........................Total--------------------Below indicate the principal kinds

of taxes included in the above.

(4) Pauperism

Whole number of paupers sup-ported during the year:Native , ---.. ..

(6) Libraries.

It -

Kind.

State libraries - .......Town or city libraries .....Libraries of courts------...Church libraries (pastor's).Sabbath-school libraries...Circulating librares (sub-scription).. ..........

Private libraries, includingthose of lawyers and cler-gymen ,, .........- .--

INo. of[volumes.

(7) Wages

Average wages to farm hand permonth, hired by the year andboarded -. -.............

Averagewages of aday laborer with-out board--,....-.... ...........,.,,

With board ......---......... .......Averagepayment to a carpenter perday, without board ............

Average wages toa female domesticper day, without board ............

Average price of board to a laboringmanper week............ ........

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(9) Colleges, academies, and schools.

No.l Character, rank, or kind.

Averagenumber ofteachers.

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Averagenumber ofpupils

Income year ended June1, 1870.

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2 3 I 8 -Classical:

Universities ...........

Colleges -............--Academies .........

Professional:Law.--............,Medicine ............Theology .. .......

Technological....Schools of miningSchools of art and musicCommercial ---.........Military . ........--....

Public schools:Normal -----High -.............-Grammar.. ,-.........Graded common --,-Ungraded common...

Private schools:Day -- . .......Boarding ..........

Parochial schools -..,,.Charity schools----..

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Native white ------------

Native black --..--,---,--Foreign-.....-------......

Annual costofsupport --,---

(5) Crime.

Whole number ofcriminals con-victed during the year:Native ------,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,Foreign--__-------,- ..

Whole number in prisonJune 1,1870:Native white.--,,-,,,,,,,.,,.Native black- .........- ....Foreign--,,,,,,,,,,.---,,,,-.

(8) Newspapers and periodicals. (10) Religion.Total number

Average Number Nua u e value orHow often Avera Nuberwhich churcheschurchName. Character. lihedn circula- o of church Denomination. of eachdenomi-

uon. aza- edifices. nation will ac- roptons. commodate. erty

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8CHEDUIL 1.--INHABrrANTi in-- , in the County of--, Stateof--

The name ofeach person

whose place ofabode, on 1stday of June,

1885, was inthisfamily.

Relationshipof each

person to thehead of thisfamily-

whether wife,son, daugh-ter, servant,boarder, or

other.

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ordinary busi-ness or du-ties? If so,what is thesickness

or disability? \

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Place ofbirth of this

person,naming

StateorTer-ritory ofUnited

States, orthe coun-

try, ifoffor-eign birth.

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Place ofbirthofthefather of

this person,naming

theState orTerritoryof UnitedStates, orthe coun-

try, ifoffor-eigu birth.

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Profes-sion, oc-cupationor trade ofeach per-son,maleor female.

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No.-In making entries in columns 9,10,11,12,16 to 23, an affinnative mark only will be used-thus /, except in the case of divorced persot, column 11, wha the"Ltter D" i to be ued.

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SCHIEDU'LE 5.-Persons tho DIED during the year ending May 31, 1880, in - in the county of- State of .

Personal description.

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Place of birth ofthis person,namingthe State or Teri-tory of the U. S..or the country, ifof foreign birth.

Profession, occu.

Where was Where was,! tion or trade,the father themother (otto be asked inof this per- of this per err sons

(As in col- (As in col- of age.)umn 9.) umU 9.)

Themonth inwhichthe per-son died.,

Diseaseor cauns.dofdeath.

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Nol.-Upon this schedule should be carefully re-turned:

(1) Every death which has occurred in this enumera-tion district during the census year, whether the de-ceased was or was not, at death, a member of any familywhich resided June 1, 1880, in the district.

(2) Every death which has occurred outside of thisenumeration district during the census year, the deceasedbeing at date of death a member of a family which residedJune 1, 1_80, in the enumeration district.The enumerator should make these entries upon this

schedule with great care, seeking every source of infor-mation. When a positive statement is impossible, aswhen an age can only be estimated, or a birthplace mustbe conjectured, the entry may be inclosed in parentheses,thus: Ag (25), meaning that the best estimate of the agethat oa e given ia 25 yer.

Of the deaths reported above, the following occurredin this enumeration district, but the families to whichthe deceased belonged resided June 1, 1880, out of theenumeration district, as follows:

Of the deaths reported above, the following occurredout of this enumeration district, though the families towhich the deceased belonged resided June 1, 1880, inthis enumeration district, as follows:

Number of the Place where the family of the de- Number of the Place where the death occurredline upon whilc ceased resided June 1, 1880. line upon whichthe case is re- the case is re-ported above. Town. County. State. ported above. Town. County. State

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170 A PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU.

CEISUS OF 1890.

SCHEDULE No. 1.-Population atd aooWia statistic.A.-Number of dwelling house in the order of visitation.B.-Number of families in this dwelling house.C.--Number of persons in this dwelling house.D.-Number of family in the order of visitation.E.-Number of persons in this family.

1. Christian name in full and initial of middle name. Surname.2. Whether a soldier, sailor, or marine during the civil war,United States or Confederate, or widow

of such person.3. Relationship to head of family.4. Whether white, black, mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, Chinese, Japanese, or Indian.6. Sex.6. Age at nearest birthday. If under one year, give age in months.7. Whether single, married widowed, or divorced.8. Whether married during the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 31, 1890).9. Mother of how many children, and number of these children living.10. Place of birth.11. Place of birth of father.12. Place of birth of mother.13. Number of years in the United States.14. Whether naturalized.15. Whether naturalization papers have been taken out.16. Profession, trade, or occupation.17. Months unemployed daring the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 81, 1890).8. Attendance at school (in months) during the census year (June 1, 1889, to May 31, 1890).

19. Able to read.20. Able to write.21. Able to speak English. If not, the language or dialect spoken.22. Whether suffering from acute or chronui disease, with name of disease and length of lime

afflicted.2 3. Whether defective in mind, sight, hearing, or speech, or whether crippled, maxmed, or deformed

with name of defect.24. Whether a prisoner, convict, homeless child, or pauper.25. Supplemental schedule and page,26. Is the hone you live in hired, or is it owned by the head, or by a member of the family?27. If owned by head or member of family, is the home free from mortgage incumbrancef28. If the head of family is a farmer, is the farm which he cultivates hired, or is it owned by him or

by a member of his family29. If owned by head or member of family, is the farm free from mortgage incumbrance30. If the home or farm is owned by head or member of family, and mortgaged, give the post-offlo,

address of owner.

180 A PEBAHmNT CU UAU.

8IHEDULu No..,f-MoRTATY(.-PF*ereo who d du$*g the ouu ear (Js?.1, 5',to lMay 81,1890) 4..- , county ,o '- ,,tat o .--on----ti nued.

B.-Of the deaths report on this schedule the following occurred out of this enumeratio district,though the familiest o which the deceased belonged reailde June 1, 1890, in this euumeration district.

Number of the Place where the death occurred.line upon whichthealc1aseis.--- -- --- -- -- -

reportedc thisetihnul 8 Town, County. s8te.

O.-Date of death of infant-dyingunder 1 year of age, in all cases where reported on this schedule.

Number of the line upon which thecase is reported on thi schedule.

A~ ftEMA.T C D ia1Fb'fr: the itent att psita of t oaue of deaihi ti oaereported

ms tia tdbird pages, otAf sohedulce.

number of theeUline aure of death.on the 2d and3d P_______________ Signature of the attending-pages of scheduled5 upoll which this. mmiw rPrpry. immedlrte,

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FAMILY SCHEDULE-1 TO 10 PERSONS.--ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE OF MANNER OF FILLING CHEDUL.

SCREDULE No. 1.-Popliatio and social statistics.Supervisor district No. 5. Enumeration districtNo 9.Name of city, town, township precinct, district beat, or other minor civil division: Franlin Townslip; County: Susquehnna; State: Pennsylvania; Stat

ir.: X; WTrd:x; Name of institution: X. Enumerated by meon the2d day of June, 1890. Martin ogers. enumerator.

- ber of ell honse of flie in C.- mber of persons in D.-mber offriin E.- ber ofin the rder of visitation. this dwelling house. this hose the order of viitain. sons in this faiy.

- 2 - 3 4Inquiries - - 8.

Christisan name in full, and initial of mid- LuretiaA. John . M . JamesA.Lucretia A. JohnH. Mary IL James A.die niame.

:-Surname. Ashton. Ashton. Cooke. McNulty.

Whether a soldier, sailor, or marine duringthe civil war U. S. or Conf.), or widow of W.Sol [US.] *X X Xsuch person.

Relationship to head of family. Head. Son. Granddaughter. Boarder.

Whether white, black; mulatto, quadroon, White.40 - C Whit. White.octoroon, Chinee, Jpanese, or Indian.

6 Sex. Female. Male. Female. Male.

Age at nearest birthday. If nader one 5 21year, give age in months.Whether single, married, widowed, or di- Singlvorced.gWhether married during the census year

*: (Jmune 1,1889, to May 31, 1890). Xo X X__

Mother of how manv children, andnumber - Xtof these chdren living. x

10 Place of birth. England. Ve . ermont. Irelan d.---- P b o ... ... -,,elan,.

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Place of birth, of fat-her. England. Vermont. Vermont. Ireland.11

12 Place of birth ofmother. England. England. Vermont. Ireland. pE

13 Number ofyards in the United States. x x 9

14 Whetr naturalized. X X X Yes.

1 Whether naturaliationpapers have beentaken out.

8 x x

- Able to read. Yes. Ye. Yes.

Mother suffering rm acute or chronicdiseases, with name 1of disease andy length X. X

of time afflicted.

19 A ter defective i mind, igt, Yehearin

or deformed ith name ofdefect

Whblerprioer convict homeess child, X :or dpa per.e. :

25 Supplement shedn e and page. X X X X

|ofW'meafticted-

Is the home you livein hired, or s it owned by the head or y a member of e family ed32 owned y head or member offamily, is the home feefm mortgageimbra? MorPX

28 Iftheheadoffamilyisaftarmeristhefarm whichhecultivats hedoritownebylm or byamembeoflfaay Mred

29 owrby head ormemberoffd . the farm fefm mortga

o Ifthe home or erm is owediby head or beild f dmored geeX X Xofwn. ri ork S ehnnaCn, Pa

x: 8uppaschdl snd| {X ' X } -: Is thehom eyou live in hired, or is it owned by the head o by a mer of thoe mily Owe HemL0:0

1D Iftehed flyiafrer , s the famhechirederiitowt: l by~imob- l o by 1 m - _!-'

' nehe homeo rt~ is:owed bv head er ,eibeof: itvm. andmotrle. ~re the uostxfaoe addressoto,|; - Franalo ut,IPA: ~IIII l ~o.L ~._ i

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SPIECIL SCHEDULE.-Surrring Soldier, tajiors a ,ad ri ,and widow, efd[mustrative example of manner of filling chedule.]

Page No. 1. Supervisor's district No. 5. Enumeration district No. 9.Persons who served in the Army, avr, and Marine orps of the United States during the war of the rebellion (who ire surivora) and widows Qf apchperp NJ

Franklin Township, County of Ssquehanna State of Pemitylvaui, enumerated in Jne 18W. Martin Rogers, enumeratr.

Names of surviving soldiers, sailors, andmarines, and widows.

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6

Date of euliatment. IDate of discharge.: - *

7 8

Length ofservice.

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-':-16 . .. -7a-1 25 - i !y."M---j-Hazlett, James H. Private. A N5R.Y. Lf. I? Sept. 18B8 1 Aug. 1863 0 19 18

18 26 Lucretia A.,widow of Ashton,Jomn R. Corporal. C 3 Ohio. Car. 12 Oct. 151 12 Oct. 18641 a 0 0

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18 29 Broughton, Alvin B. Pivat G Id. Inf. 3 May 161 15 Aug. 1861 0 3 12

.....o Captain. A . InDo. Capl 20 No. 186t 12 Aug. 1865 2 81 :23

21 33 Rathbone. George Q. Seaman. Osipee. 17 Oct. 1863 25 Sept. 1I851 11 8______________ ______________________________ I_ ________ _________________________.

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46 Foster. Charles P. Bugler. f L .10 I.. Cav. I7 Aug. 1863 23i Nov. 18hI I1 3 16:10

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33 48 Waldorf Alexander M. Private. F. 1 Conn. H A. 1 5 Feb. 186 25 Sept. 1865 0 7 2

39 54 Harper, Wm. H. H. Corporal B. 1 U.S. Inf. 12 M.ar. Fi 12 Mar. 1865 3 0 0

POST-OFFICE ADDRESS DIABILTY INCueD. R MARKsC

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Franklin Forks. eight leg shot off.

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