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This census was difficult to
read at many times, the enumerator formed his letters so that they
did not resemble what I assume he meant to write down. So Baby
becomes Boby and so on. He also seems to leave out letters when
spelling names, could be because he couldn't spell, how people said
the names or it just was easier to get the basic name down, so from
his writing it looks like Heny in what may be Henry. Also some
duplicate numbers were used by the enumerator, for what reason I do
not know. I have tried to transcribe to the best of my abilities and
stayed true the what was put down instead of what I think may be
right. Please keep that in mind while looking through the pages.
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The headings are as follows: Indian Name, English name, Relationship, Sex, Age, M & F School children, and remarks. I have kept Indian name off the table because it seems like most don’t include it. If it is written I will mark it in the remark section. I also left out the numbering of the school children. The families are not numbered in the same way the regular census records are. Instead of being broken up into family numbers they are each numbered in order so I have left that out. The only thing that may suggest family groups are spaces between families. I will record them as they are |
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The headings include number, Indian Name, English Name, Relation and age. As in the 1886 census they are numbered not by family or house but in order so I am unsure of the family groups. I will be recording the names as are on the original census but will be leaving off the numbering. As far as the spelling of the Indian names I have done the best that I could but some of the pages are fairly light and hard to make out, in fact some of the English names may be wrong as well. |
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Headings included are Indian Tribe, Name, relation, sex, age and one last category that has to do with school. They also included the property of each family. Most of the families are separated with spaces between each group but have separate property listings, I have made note of that in these cases. Assume last names are the same as head of the family. Many names/tribes are misspelled but I have recorded what was listed in the actual census. |
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Headings are Indian Name, English
Name, Sex, Relation and age. The Indian Name section was never
filled out. Each person was numbered individually but not by family
so the only way to mark groups was with a space between that follows
the original. Most of the last names were marked with " marks but I
have filled in the name instead. The total number of people seems to
be 374 |
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Headings are Indian Name, English
Name, Sex, Relation and age. The Indian name section doesn't look
like it was ever filled out so if I come across one I will include
it in remarks. Most of the last names are marked " but I will be
filling in the name so as not to confuse anyone when someone only
has one name. Date on first page is June 30th, 1890 |
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Headings are Indian name, English
name, Sex, relation and age. The section titled Indian name does not
seem to be filled out at all. The date on the first page is
July 1st, 1891 |
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Headings are Indian name, English
name, sex, relationship and age. There are no entries in the Indian
name column. July 1st, 1892 is the starting date. |
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Headings are Indian Name, English
name, sex, relation and age. There are no entries in the Indian name
column. Census was taken by John -.-.B. Brentano and taken July 1?,
1894 |
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Headings include Indian name,
English name, sex, relation and age. No Indian names have been
recorded. The census was taken by John F.T.B. Bri-----, July 1, 1895 |
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Headings are
Indian name, which is never used, English name, sex, relation and
age. The census is dated July 1, 1896 & taken by Andrew Kershaw |
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Headings are Indian name, which is never used, English name, sex, relation and age. The census is dated July 1, 1898 and taken by Andrew Kershaw |
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Headings are Indian Name, English name, Sex, relation and age. July 1, 1899 taken by Andrew Kershaw |