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| *These incluse Township, Precinct, City, Town,
Village, District, Division, and Ward. From 1880 on, enumeration has been done by ED, or enumeration district. The Washington 1890 Federal Population
Schedules were completely destroyed by fire in the Commerce Department
Building in January 1921. The Special Schedules Enumerating
Union Veterans and Widows in Washington do survive, shown below. |
1890 Veteran |
SD 2/EDs 22-23 |
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In 1900 the state of Washington was divided
for enumeration purposes by the Census Bureau into two Supervisory Districts. SD 1
consisted of all counties west of the Cascade Mountains, SD 2 of all
counties east of the Cascade Mountains. | 1900 |
SD 2/EDs 42-43 |
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1900 |
SD 2/EDs 45-46 |
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In 1910 the state of Washington was divided for
enumeration purposes by the Census Bureau into three Supervisory
Districts. SD 1 consisted of northwestern counties, SD 2 of southwestern
counties, and SD 3 of eastern counties. | 1910 |
SD 3/EDs 115-128
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1920 |
SD 5/EDs 77-80 |
T625-1934 |
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Kathleen Hansen
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2nd Transcription 1920 |
SD 5/EDs 81-100 |
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1920 |
SD 5/EDs 311-312 |
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1930 |
24-1 to 24-70 |
T626-2508 |
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1940 |
24-1 to 24-32 |
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1940 |
24-33A to 24-33B |
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1940 |
24-34 to 24-73 |
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