Index Extract of the 1910 US Census
Northeastern Pennsylvania
The data on this website is transcribed from images of the original census pages.
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The census records of 1910 are numbered by page. This number was added after
the census was completed and actually refers to two sides of a physical page.
Each page is numbered from lines 1 to approximately 100.
Note that the census taker may have skipped a household number.
And in some cases more than one person has been entered on a specific line.
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This extract includes |
In addition
The full 1910 census also includes
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- The page and line number
- The individual's name,
- age (as recorded in the census)
- place of their birth.
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- Relationship to head of household
- Color
- Marital Status
Years in present marriage
- Number of children born and still living
- Place of birth of parents
- Able to speak English
- Profession or Occupationa
Self-employed - Number weeks unemployed
- Education - able to read/write
attended school within the year
- Property owned, rented or mortgaged
- Civil War veteran
- Deaf, dumb, blind or insane
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Please remember that all transcriptions are subject to human error.
If you find an error of transcription, let us know and we will fix it.
During the initial screening of the pages we will do further checking of
the data on the pages. The main thought has been that it is more important
to make the
data available than to spend an additional number of weeks verifying and
re-verifying in the data. Having said that, every effort is made to ensure
that the transcription is correct when posted.
The entries in the census are cross-referenced to the data contained
in the Ancestry List (family lineage data found on this site).
This step is a time consuming process and work on completing this
is a continuing effort.
But what does this cross-referencing mean?
An example serves better than a text description. Look at the 1850
census index entry for the
family of Preserved Pickering. Where the census household number is
is matched on the Ancestry List, the household number will be shown as a URL
link to the family group page. Correspondingly, individuals will be
cross-referenced to their individual page by a URL link.
If you find an entry which should be
cross-referenced and is not, please let us know by supplying the
township and household number along with the URL of the Ancestry List entry.
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