1820 Federal Census Putnam County, Georgia (Transcriber's Notes)
                                                                                               
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NOTES FOR THE 1820 PUTNAM CO., GA CENSUS:

1. Pages consist of two physical pages in original, numbered as 
##A and ##B in transcription.

2. Enumerator can't spell "Benjamin". It is consistently spelled 
"Benjamon" or "Benjaman" throughout census.

3. Enumerator can't spell "Frederick". It is consistently spelled 
"Federick" throughout census.

4. Enumerator spelled "Frances" with an "e" regardless of whether 
the person named was male or female.

5. Page 102B: line 22, no first names given, surnames are a 
combined family Moore and How.

6. Page 104B: line 2, surname "WmSon" is probably an abbreviation
for "Williamson".

7. Page 106A: line 29, surname "WmSon" is probably an abbreviation
for "Williamson".

8. Page 109B: line 28, surname unreadable. Page damaged.

9. Page 110A: line 13, surname "WmSon" is probably an abbreviation 
for "Williamson".

10. Page 110B: line 8, combined listing of two individuals and 
their households, those of J. Jones and S. Walker.

11. Page 110B: line 30, first name missing letters.

12. Page 112: orphan page, no indication what district it belongs to

13. Page 112: line 23, surname "WmSon" is probably an abbreviation 
for "Williamson".