This is the 2nd index card . Of the seven children listed, the last entry is for a nephew, John Scott. With regard to the soundex card index, I recorded the necessary information in the upper right corner of the card, i.e. the ED number, volume number, sheet number, and line number. This will prove interesting when compared to racial information that is listed for the Hollis family in the 1910 and 1920 census schedules. It was not enough to record an individual as Black during this time.
Complexion proves to be of interest to census enumerators.
The age of family members is also interesting to compare to the entries in the 1910 and 1920 census records. This is the actual 1900 census schedule . Note the upper right corner states that this is sheet number eighteen and line three is where the entry for the Hollis family begins. Unfortunately this record did not scan more clearly for legibility. It is included to show an original census schedule.