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Act of Congress. This Act makes it unlawful for the Bureau to disclose any facts, including names or identity, from census reports. Only sworn will see statements. Dats
reetigiy for preparing statistical information concerning the Nation's population, resources, and business actviies. een Eee Tanscnt Cannas bo Geed ba Perpeswsel j or Investigation.

Lz — DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE—BUREAU OF THE CENSUS S. D. No. . 3 rH _.. E.D.No. 67-72.
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Eee ee oe ) SIXTEENTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1940 Zi wel SS.

Township or other Enumerated by me on 2? ___, 1940.

one MIBIOM OF COUREY ne BLOC NOR ne tt cy Oe POPULATION SCHEDULE 1336 >. ¢

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U. S GOVERMMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1611576

LOCATION | HOUSEHOLD DATA NAME peeksoNal, | EDUCATION| PLACE OF BIRTH | ZK. &  gSIDENCE, APRIL 1, 1935 PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER—EMPLOYMENT STATUS

INCOME IW 1969
(12 months ending

In wat 1/5 DID THIS PERSON LIVE ON APRIL 1, 1935?
December 31, 1939)

1935, was li in the same house as at nt, enter in
If born in the United States, nah Pree © os sir coe tiving fa a different house but in the same city or
give State, Territory, or ; enter “Gace po leaving Cols. 18, 19, and 20 blank, in both instances.
posse3sion. . ’

If foreign born, give coun-
try in which birthplace
te | on January

Distinguish Canada-
French from Canada-
English and Irish Free
State (Eire) from North-
ern Ireland.

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OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER

— t work, assigned to public emergency work, or with a job (“Tes” in
inn oi cater odeueent occupation, industry, and class of worker.
previous work

monthly

Name of each person whose usual place
of residence on April 1, 1940, was in ee oe the
this household. household, as wife,

daughter, father,

BE SURE TO INCLUDE: mother-in-law, grand-

son, lodger, lodger's

1. Persons temporarily absent from household. wife, servant, hired
Write “Ab” after names of such persons. hand, etc.

2. Children under 1 year of age. Write “Infant”
if child has not been given a first name.

Enter (X)after name of person furnishing information.

RK for pay or
week of March
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0)

in-

“~ > | Highest grade of school completed

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.
A

on | 288

U), or
t)

work (

reson
work,

OCCUPATION Ty DUSTRY

Trade, profession, or particu- | Industry or business, ae—
lar kind of work, as—
frame spinner
salesman
laborer
rivet heater

(Yes or No)
tivate or
durin
50 or more from
roes other than money
orsalary? (Ves or Ne)

"vat in
24-3071 (Yes or

k (H)

school (8S), unab

ent
h30,

ow
1040—in woeks

rental, if rented
Marital rxtatue—
Single (S), Married (M),
Widowed (Wd), Divorced (D)
94-307 (YoesorN

ublic EMERGENCY W
d in home

(WPA,

NYA,CCC, etc.) duri

(Equivalent full-time weeks)

vt. wor
Amount of money or
salary received (nelading
comm iasions)

not arene
did he HAVE A JOB,

basinoss, etc.) (Yes
worked duri

come

eou

up to

House number (in cities and towns)
Number of household in order of
visitation
Attended school or college any time
since March 1, 19407 Wea er No)

Citizenship of the foreign born
If not, was he at work on, or ass
Number of weeks worked in 1939

Value of home, if owned, or
e
SEEKING WORK?

(Yes or No)
Indicate whether

Was this person

of March

Waa this
house wor

Number of hou

Duration of un-
empl

engage

CODE (Leave blank)

cod Street, avenue, road, ete.
e | Does this household live on a farm?
o | Sex— Mole (M), Female (F)
ty | CODE (Leave
blank)

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|| Home owned (0) or rented (R)

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SUP sceuinaaa ‘ FOR PERSONS OF Ati aces | SOR PERSOWS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER pr

MOTHER TONGUE (OR NATIVE
_ For Persons Enumerated on Lines 14 and 29 PLACE OF BIRTH OF FATHER AND MOTHER LANGUAGE)

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USUAL OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER

E patio person as his usual occupation and at which he is physically
prtpaphan patter unable to determine this, enter that occupation at which he has worked

leagest during the pact 10 yeors and at which he is physically able to work. Enter also usual indus-

Pir, corsa erbtieal: avsthies weil experience, enter “None” in Col. 45 and leave Cols. 46 and 47
blok.

Is this person a veteran of the

_ If born in the United States, give State, Territory. or ion United States military forces;

If foreign born, give country in which birthplace was situated on January 1, 1937 or the wife, widow, or under-
Distinguish Canada-French from Canada-English and Irish Free State (Eire) from 18-year-old childofa veteran?

Northern Ire
Language spoken in home in
earliest childhood

ions

7

al Security

Number? (Yes or No)

reon have a
Wore deductions for Fed-

eo, enter
“Yes”
If child, ia vet-
deduct

CODE

mado from (1) all, (2)

one-halfor more,
moro than once? (Yes or No)

(Do not include stillbirths)

Number of children ever born

wages or salary in 19397
(Yes or No)

If so
but leas than

eran-father

Federal
Has this woman been married

l

Does this
eral oM-Eee Insurance
or Railroad Retirement | TM
made from this person's
Ago at first marriage

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a aad “ »* ied

= o . MILIT VICE:
é Col. 21. WAS THIS PERSON AT WORK? Col. 94. DID THIS PERSON HAVE A JOB? Cols. 30 and 47. CLASS OF WOREEE: Col. 41. ae Ak ona ARY SERVICE

¢
Col. 5. VALUE OF HOME, IF OWNED: Col. 10. COLOR OR RACE: Col. 11. AGE AT LAST BIRTHDAY: v “Yes” foe Ea eS
' “Yes” for us at work Enter “Yes” for a person (not seeking galary worker in me .
ra Enter age of children born on or after April 1, 1939, as follows. Born in: gt e profit in private or work) who had a job, business, or po work. ” eet ng pleco,
April 1939.............. 11/18 October 1939 . s/s nonemergency Governmert professional enterprise. but did not or Boxer Rebellion.

work d Spanush
AND estimate value of portion o~cupied Hin May 1938._______-___.__ 10/12 November 1939 -- 12 Elementary school, Istto &th grade. 1, 2, etc., to 8 ot ee ed aoe any of 79 Government . Wert Uer_.............

EXPLANATORY by owner’s household. Thus the June 1938___.......... 9/12 December 1939... 3/12 bers of the family working tien; tem : = eee esta blish ment (

SYMBOLS Where owner's household occu- Ww
Neg
value of the unit occupied by the In Korean__-.._.. Kor July 1939... 8/12 January 1940 2/12 High school, ist to 4th year..___. H-1, H-8, BH-3, H-4 without money wages or 03 dinpute; layed ust exssoding < weeks
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pies only a part of a structure,

NOTES owner of two-family house August 1939........... 7/12 Pebruary 1940... .... = work (other than house ot instructions to return to work af
might be Bi Ba teem linge Other races, spell ea a a: oa College, Ist to 4th year. O-1, C-2, 0-8, C4 inciasntal chores) which contrib- & specific date; layoff due to tempo-

the total value of the structure, (Do not include children born on or after April 1, 1940.) College, Sth or subsequent year o-5 uted to th» family income. rarily bad weather conditions.