Microcopy 653, Roll 1254, Fred S. Dewolf, enumerator Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson, about 2000. Each line indicates house number, family number, name, age, occupation, real property value, personal property value, and birthplace. 257-233. (long list, allowing separate line for … Continue reading →
Microcopy 653, Roll 1254, Fred S. Dewolf, enumerator on July 13, 1860 Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson, about 2000. Each line indicates house number, family number, name, age, occupation, real property value, personal property value, and birthplace. 426-390. Russell, H.F. … Continue reading →
Microcopy 653, Roll 1254, Fred S. Dewolf, enumerator Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson, about 2000. Each line indicates house number, family number, name, age, occupation, real property value, personal property value, and birthplace. 511-468. Mills, A. W. (m), 51, farmer, … Continue reading →
Microcopy 653, Roll 1254, Fred S. Dewolf, enumerator Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson, about 2000. Each line indicates house number, family number, name, age, occupation, real property value, personal property value, and birthplace. 199-175. McConnell, Anna, 66, farmer, 2500, 300, … Continue reading →
Microcopy 653, Roll 1254, Fred S. Dewolf, enumerator Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson, about 2000. Each line indicates house number, family number, name, age, occupation, real property value, personal property value, and birthplace. 65-58. Powel, Thomas O., 30, farmer, 11000, … Continue reading →
The 1850 Census for Haywood County is the first enumeration that listed every person in a each household and, separately, counted the enslaved population of each enslaver. Additionally in 1850, enumerators detailed those individuals who died in the preceding year … Continue reading →
The 1840 Census for Haywood County shows significant population growth, with 694 surnames compared to 359 surnames in 1830. Note this is not “households”; the 1840 Census comprised 1334 households. Researchers must read the background information about this census to … Continue reading →
The first available federal census for Haywood County was recorded in 1830. Researchers must read the background information about this census to understand what was recorded. Click here to view an introduction from FamilySearch. Images are available in a variety … Continue reading →
