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An artificial collection consisting of early census and tax records from the Oregon Provisional and Territorial Government and early Oregon statehood. Records date from 1842 to 1880.

These are the records of the Simpson County, Kentucky County Court (County Clerk). Many relate to land and property including deed books, land surveys and warrants, chattel mortgages, and road orders. Other records include wills, guardian settlements and bonds, school censuses, occupational licenses, voter registration books, and marriage records

Resident veterans of the Confederate Army in Alabama were eligible for a state pension under certain conditions (see Ala. Code, 1996, 2018 and 2020 [1907]). Upon approval of the pension applications, the state auditor prepared an alphabetical record by county of all pensioners. Each probate judge received a copy of the pensioner list for his county. Information provided in this series includes the pensioner's full name, present address, date and place of birth, rank and date of entry into military service, name and letter of company and regiment, and date and place of discharge or separation. Reenlistment information, if any, was also given. This record was created in 1907

Resident veterans of the Confederate Army in Alabama were eligible for a state pension under certain conditions (see Ala. Code, 1996, 2018 and 2020 [1907]). Upon approval of the pension applications, the state auditor prepared an alphabetical record by county of all pensioners. Each probate judge received a copy of the pensioner list for his county. Information provided in this series includes the pensioner's full name, present address, date and place of birth, rank and date of entry into military service, name and letter of company and regiment, and date and place of discharge or separation. Reenlistment information, if any, was also given. This record was created in 1907

Beginning with the 1875 decennial census the Bureau of Labor Statistics had the responsibility to collect and tabulate population and social statistics as well as to prepare the census of industrial statistics (St 1874, c 386). Prior to the collection of data the schedule of the census was created by the bureau and presented to the governor and his council for approval -- The schedule of 1875 contains the following sections: classifications of manufacturers, general inquiries relating to manufactures, classifications of occupations, general inquiries relating to occupations, classifications of products, classifications of property, and special inquiries. The schedule expands on that of 1865

The Massachusetts Senate ordered the state secretary on Feb. 1, 1851, to provide it with the total number of voters in each city and town in the Nov. 1850 election. Series consists of such returns in the form of letters to the secretary from selectmen or other municipal officials -- Returns include name of city or town, date of return, total number of names on checklist used in the election, and signature(s) of town official(s). Some contain an actual list of voter names

Pursuant to Const Amend Art 21, a census of legal voters in each municipality of Massachusetts was taken in 1857, and, beginning in 1865 and every ten years thereafter, a census of legal voters was taken as part of a census of inhabitants. Numeration was the basis on which the House of Representatives the following year apportioned its members among the counties, which were then divided in the same manner into representative districts by a meeting of the county commissioners (in Suffolk County the mayor and aldermen of Boston). Apportionment procedures were redefined by Const Amend Art 71 (ratified 1930) for decennial censuses beginning in 1935

Products of agriculture schedule (incomplete)

Schedules for Detroit, Mich. (missing Ward 1)