TCGHS Census Record Collection

	Tazewell County Genealogical & Historical Society Census Record Collection

1790
First Census of the United States
Total Population
3,893,874

The society census record collection has the entire 1790 federal census. No schedules are known to exist for Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Virginia. They are popularly believed to have been destroyed during the British attack on Washington during the War of 1812 but no hard evidence exists. In fact, by law, the schedules should have been stored in each local federal district court until they were directed to be sent to the U.S. Secretary of State in 1830. The 1790 schedules for Virginia were reconstructed from state enumerations. These are the printed schedules as published by the Bureau of the Census in 1907- 8. At the end of roll 3, the 1840 Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services has also been reproduced.

1790 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication T498
Roll	Media	States
1	MF	Connecticut	Maine	Maryland
1	MF	Massachusetts	New Hampshire
2	MF	New York	North Carolina	Pennsylvania
3	MF	Rhode Island	South Carolina	Vermont
3	MF	Virginia

1800
Second Census of the United States
Total Population
5,084,912

The society collection currently contains very limited federal census records for 1800 (Illinois did not become a state until 1818). Information given on the 1800 census includes: name of head of household; number of free white males and females in these age categories: 0-10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, 45 and upwards; number of other free persons except Native Americans not taxed; number of slaves; town (or district) and county of residence.

1800 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M32
Roll	Media	State	Counties
30	MF	North Carolina	Beaufort	Bertie	Camden
			Chowan	Currituck	Edgecombe
			Gates	Halifax

	1810 Third Census of the United States Total Population 6,807,786
Our collection of 1810 federal census records is limited to parts of the states of Delaware, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The third census of the United States lists the same information as the 1800 census schedules.

1810 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M252
Roll	Media	State	Counties
4	MF	Delaware	Entire State
43	MF	North Carolina	Rockingham	Rowan	Stokes
			Surry	Tyrrell	Washington
			Wayne	Wilkes
46	MF	Pennsylvania	Bedford (part)	Bucks	Butler
46	MF	Pennsylvania	Cambria	Centre
47	MF	Pennsylvania	Chester	Clearfield	Crawford
47	MF	Pennsylvania	Delaware
48	MF	Pennsylvania	Cumberland	Erie
51	MF	Pennsylvania	Huntingdon	Jefferson	McKean
			Mifflin	Northampton	Tioga
			Westmoreland
53	MF	Pennsylvania	Northumberland	Potter	Somerset
53	MF	Pennsylvania	Venango	Warren
57	MF	Pennsylvania	Washington	Wayne	York
68	MF	Virginia	Campbell	Charles City	Charlotte
			Culpeper	Cumberland	Elizabeth City
			Essex	Fairfax	Fauquier
			Fluvanna	Franklin	Frederick
			Giles	Gloucester	Goochland
			Greensville
70	MF	Virginia	Monroe	Montgomery	Nelson
			New Kent	Norfolk (excluding the borough of Norfolk)	Northumberland
			Nottoway	Ohio	Pendleton
			Powhatan	Prince Edward	Prince George
			Prince William	Princess Anne	Randolph
			Richmond	City of Richmond	Rockbridge

1820
Fourth Census of the United States
Total Population
10,037,323

The society collection currently contains 1820 federal census records for the entire states of Delaware and Indiana as well as parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The 1820 census includes name of head of household; number of free white males and females in these age categories: 0-10, 10-16, 16-18, 16-26, 26-45, 45 and upwards; number of other free persons except Native Americans not taxed; number of slaves; town (or district) and county of residence. Other information added to this census is a category for number of persons not naturalized; number engaged in agriculture, commercial or manufacture; number of colored persons (sometimes in age categories); and number of other persons, except Native Americans.

1820 Census Indexes - records indexed are not comprehensive -
Vendor	Media	Number	States
Automated Archives, Inc. (No longer Published)	CD	154	Alabama	Arkansas	District of Columbia
			Delaware	Florida	Georgia
			Illinois	Indiana	Kentucky
			Lousiana	Maryland	Michigan
			Mississippi	New Mexico	North Carolina
			Ohio	South Carolina	Tennessee
			Texas	Virginia	Wisconsin

1820 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M33
Roll	Media	State	Counties
4	MF	Delaware	Entire State
13	MF	Indiana	Clark	Dearborn	Floyd
			Franklin	Gibson	Jackson
			Jefferson	Pike	Posey
			Randolph
14	MF	Indiana	Crawford	Delaware	Dubois
			Harrison	Jennings	Knox
			Lawrence	Martin	Monroe
			Orange	Owen	Perry
			Scott	Switzerland	Vanderburgh
			Vigo	Wabash	Washington
15	MF	Indiana	Fayette	Ripley	Spencer
15	MF	Indiana	Sullivan	Warrick	Wayne
17	MF	Kentucky	Barren	Estill	Fayette
17	MF	Kentucky	Gallatin	Grant	Hart
24	MF	Kentucky	Henderson	Jefferson	Jessamine
24	MF	Kentucky	Owen	Shelby
86	MF	Ohio	Adams	Athens	Belmont
86	MF	Ohio	Brown	Champaign
88	MF	Ohio	Clark	Coshocton	Gallia
			Hocking	Huron	Knox
			Lawrence	Meigs	Monroe
89	MF	Ohio	Clermont	Darke	Mercer
			Delaware	Jackson	Pickaway
			Pike	Trumbull
90	MF	Ohio	Clinton	Cuyahoga	Logan
90	MF	Ohio	Hardin	Medina
92	MF	Ohio	Fayette	Highland	Morgan
92	MF	Ohio	Muskingum	Richland	Ross
103	MF	Pennsylvania	Delaware	Fayette
111	MF	Pennsylvania	Pike	Schuylkill	Somersetand
132	MF	Virginia	Augusta	Brooke	Buckingham
132	MF	Virginia	Greenbrier	Henrico (excluding the city of Richmond)	Isle of Wight
138	MF	Virginia	Frederick	Hanover	Harrison
			Mason	Shenandoah	Warwick
			Wood
140	MF	Virginia	Greensville	Ohio	Pendleton
140	MF	Virginia	Pittsylvania	Tyler
142	MF	Virginia	Kanawha	King and Queen	Mathews
			Middlesex	Monongalia	Borough of Norfolk
			Southampton	Surry

1830
Fifth Census of the United States
Total Population
12,785,928

Our collection of 1830 federal census records is limited to parts of the states of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The 1830 census added more age categories and some new information for researchers. Included in 1830 are: name of head of household; number of free white males and females in age categories: 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 80-90, 90-100, over 100; number of slaves and free colored persons in age categories, categories for deaf, dumb, and blind persons and aliens; town (or district) and county of residence.

1830 Census Indexes - records indexed are not comprehensive -
Vendor	Media	Number	States
Automated Archives, Inc. (No longer Published)	CD	148	Alabama	Arkansas	District of Columbia
			Florida	Georgia	Illinois
			Kentucky	Lousiana	Maryland
			Michigan	Mississippi	Ohio
			South Carolina	Tennessee	Virginia
			Wisconsin

1830 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M19
Roll	Media	State	Counties
23	MF	Illinois	Crawford	Edgar	Clark
			Schuyler	McDonough	Vermilion
			Macon	Shelby	Tazewell
			Montgomery	Macoupin
30	MF	Indiana	Montgomery	Clinton	Vigo
			Hendricks	Monroe	Putnam
			Morgan	Scott
32	MF	Indiana	Ripley	Switzerland	Parke
			Fountain	Warren	Vanderburgh
			Union	Clay
36	MF	Kentucky	Fleming	Floyd	Franklin
			Gallatin	Garrard	Grant
			Graves	Grayson
38	MF	Kentucky	Hickman	Hopkins	Jefferson
			Jessamine	Knox	Laurel
			Lawrence	Lewis	Lincoln
39	MF	Kentucky	Livingston	Logan	Madison
			Mason	McCracken	Meade
			Mercer	Monroe
127	MF	Ohio	Butler	Belmont	Brown
131	MF	Ohio	Franklin	Gallia	Geauga
131	MF	Ohio	Greene	Guernsey
162	MF	Pennsylvania	Susquehanna	Fayette	Greene

1840
Sixth Census of the United States
Total Population
16,987,946

The society collection currently contains 1840 federal census records for parts of Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Virginia. The 1840 census contains the same information as the 1830. It also adds Revolutionary War pensioners and their ages; number engaged in mining, agriculture,
commerce, manufacturing and trade, navigation of the ocean, navigation of canals, lakes and rivers, learned professions and engineers; number in schools; number in family over 21 who cannot read and write; and the number of insane. You should also note that the 1840 Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services is at the end of roll 3 of the 1790 federal census microfilm (see above).

1840 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M704
Roll	Media	State	Counties
33	MF	Delaware	Kent	New Castle
34	MF	Delaware	Sussex
71	MF	Illinois	Tazewell	Union	Vermilion
71	MF	Illinois	Wabash
93	MF	Indiana	Rush	Scott	Shelby
93	MF	Indiana	Spencer
103	MF	Kentucky	Adair	Allen	Anderson
103	MF	Kentucky	Barren
110	MF	Kentucky	Fleming	Floyd	Franklin
113	MF	Kentucky	Hancock	Hardin	Harlan
113	MF	Kentucky	Harrison	Hart
117	MF	Kentucky	Laurel	Lawrence	Lewis
117	MF	Kentucky	Lincoln	Livingston
119	MF	Kentucky	Mason	McCracken	Meade
119	MF	Kentucky	Mercer

1840 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication T5 (No Longer Published)
Roll	Media	State	Counties
183	MF	Virginia	Montgomery	Monongalia	Monroe
			Morgan	Mason	Marshall
			Nansemond	Nelson	New Kent
			Norfolk	Northampton	Northumberland

1850
Seventh Census of the United States
Total Population
23,054,152

Our collection of 1850 federal census records is limited to parts of the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, and Virginia. The 1850 census is the first where every member of the household has names and birthplaces recorded. The 1850 census assigns each dwelling a number and each family a number within the town or township in the specified county. This little detail alone will sometimes help put family groups together. The 1850 census also includes the name, age, sex, and color of each member of the household. Other information includes occupation, value of real estate, birthplace, whether married or attended school within the year, check marks for cannot read or write, and whether a pauper or convict.

1850 Census Indexes - records indexed may not be comprehensive -
Vendor	Media	Number	States
Automated Archives, Inc. (No longer Published)	CD	47	Illinois	Iowa	Michigan
Automated Archives, Inc. (No longer Published)	CD	47	Minnesota	Missouri	Wisconsin

1850 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M432
Roll	Media	State		Counties
97	MF	Illinois	Adams
100	MF	Illinois	Christian	Clark	Clay
100	MF	Illinois	Clinton
122	MF	Illinois	Morgan	Moultrie
130	MF	Illinois	Union	Vermilion	Wabash
138	MF	Indiana	Clark	Clay
148	MF	Indiana	Greene	Hamilton
166	MF	Indiana	Posey	Pulaski
169	MF	Indiana	Ripley
171	MF	Indiana	St. Joseph	Scott
186	MF	Iowa	Lee	Linn
204	MF	Kentucky	Hart	Henderson	Henry
503	MF	New York	Essex (part)
504	MF	New York	Essex (part)
698	MF	Ohio	Jackson
707	MF	Ohio	Mahoning
736	MF	Ohio	Union	Van Wert	Vinton
959	MF	Virginia	Marshall	Mason
991	MF	Virginia (slave schedule)	New Kent	Nicholas	Norfolk
			Northampton	Northumberland	Nottoway
			Ohio	Orange	Page
			Patrick

1860 Eighth Census of the United States Total Population 31,183,582
The society collection currently contains 1860 federal census records for parts of Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Kentucky. The 1860 schedules contain almost identical information as those for 1850, but the 1860 census was the first to inquire about the value of each free person's personal estate.

1860 Census Indexes - records indexed may not be comprehensive -
Vendor	Media	Number	States
Automated Archives, Inc. (No longer Published)	CD	27	Illinois	Indiana

1860 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M653
Roll	Media	State	Counties
45	MF	Arkansas	Lafayette	Lawrence	Madison
46	MF	Arkansas	Marion	Mississippi	Monroe
46	MF	Arkansas	Montgomery	Newton
196	MF	Illinois	La Salle (part)
197	MF	Illinois	La Salle (part)
201	MF	Illinois	McDonough
216	MF	Illinois	Peoria (part)	City of Peoria
217	MF	Illinois	Peoria (part)
232	MF	Illinois	Tazewell
366	MF	Kentucky	Fleming
381	MF	Kentucky	Lawrence	Letcher	Lewis
386	MF	Kentucky	Mason	Meade

1860 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication T7 (No Longer Published)
Roll	Media	State	Counties
39	MF	Illinois	Fulton (part)	Grundy	Gallatin
			Henderson	Henry	Hamilton
			Hancock	Hardin
61	MF	Indiana	Randolph	Ripley	Rush
			Scott	St. Joseph	Shelby
			Spencer
69	MF	Iowa	Johnson (part)	Jefferson	Jones
			Keokuk	Kossuth	Lee
			Louisa	Linn (part)
70	MF	Iowa	Linn (part)	Lucas	Madison
			Mahaska	Monona	Marion
			Marshall	Mills	Mitchell
			Monroe	Montgomery	Muscatine
			O'brien	Page	Palo Alto
			Plymouth	Pocahontas

1870
Ninth Census of the United States
Total Population
38,155,505

Our collection of 1870 federal census records is limited to parts of the states of Illinois and Kentucky. Besides the information asked in the 1860 census, the 1870 schedule asked if a person's father or mother were foreign born and if a male was a "citizen of the U.S. of 21 years of age and upwards." It also asked each male citizen 21 years or older if he had had his "right to vote denied or abridged on other grounds than rebellion or other crime." In other words, was the person denied the right to vote
in violation of the 14th amendment, which guarantees citizenship, due process, and equal protection under the law for men regardless of race. The 1870 census also recorded the date of birth or marriage if it had occurred during the census year.

1870 Census Indexes - records indexed may not be comprehensive -
Vendor	Media	Number	Coverage	Description
Broderbund	CD	285	Pennsylvania Western	Index to approximately 312,000 census records from 26 counties in Western Pennsylvania - entries contain individual's full name and birthplace, National Archives series, microfilm roll, and page number, locality and county
Broderbund	CD	286	Pennsylvania Eastern	Index to approximately 575,000 census records from 19 counties in Eastern Pennsylvania. Same entry data as above.

1870 Census Schedules National Archives and Record Administration Publication M593
Roll	Media	State		Counties
243	MF	Illinois	La Salle (part)
244	MF	Illinois	La Salle (part)
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Tazewell County Genealogical & Historical Society Census Record Collection

1790 First Census of the United States Total Population 3,893,874

1800 Second Census of the United States Total Population 5,084,912

1810 Third Census of the United States Total Population 6,807,786

1820 Fourth Census of the United States Total Population 10,037,323

1830 Fifth Census of the United States Total Population 12,785,928

1840 Sixth Census of the United States Total Population 16,987,946

1850 Seventh Census of the United States Total Population 23,054,152

1860 Eighth Census of the United States Total Population 31,183,582

1870 Ninth Census of the United States Total Population 38,155,505

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