The 1910
Census consists of 22 township districts.
Have proofread names
line-by-line thru 022.046
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ed 125 Camp Creek 136 High Shoal / Cliffside
ed 126 Chimney Rock 137 High Shoal / Haynes
ed 127 Colfax /
Ellenboro 138 High Shoal / Carolean
ed 128 Colfax /
Ellenboro 139 Logan Store / Sunshine
ed 129 Cool Spring /
Bostic 140 Logan Store / Mt Vernon
ed 130 Cool Spring /
Forest City 141 Morgan
ed 131 Duncan Creek 142 Rutherfordton
ed 132 Gilkey 143 Rutherfordton / Hampton
ed 133 Golden Valley 144 Sulphur Springs / Owens
ed 134 Green Hill 145 Sulphur Springs
ed 135 High Shoal /
Henrietta 146
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Each page
was considered to have an “A” and a “B” side.
Page Breaks are shown in
red. They identify the Township, the
date, the “stamped” page number (such as 277-A), and the “actual” page number
WITHIN the township (page 1 of 31).
Column 1 indicates the
page number ( 1, 2, ... ) and the house number.
Note that the house
numbers started over for each township.
Note that the census
takers sometimes got confused and reused house numbers.
Column 2 indicates the
last name.
Last names may be “double
entered”: for example, “Guffy / Guffey”.
The intent was to help support searching through the data using a
computer. The first entry may be the
interpretation of what appears on the census page, and the second entry is an
alternative interpretation of what the name may have been.
Column 3 indicates the
first name.
First names may be
“double entered”: for example, “Horris / Horace”. The intent was to help support searching
through the data using a computer. The first entry may be the interpretation of
what appears on the census page, and the second entry is an alternative
interpretation of what the name may have been.
Column 4 indicates
relationship, relative to the head-of-household.
Column 5 indicates the
person’s sex, m (male) or f (female).
Note that the name
“Francis” normally indicated a male, and “
Column 6 indicates
race. There were 3 choices for the
census taker: white, black, mu (mixed).
Column 7 indicates the
person’s age, normally in years.
Column 8 indicates how
long the husband-and-wife shown have been married to
each other.
It does -not- take into
account prior marriages, so you can have children from a first marriage that
are older than the number of years shown for the marriage.
Column 9 is a
miscellanous column that shows an inconsistent variety of information.
Sometimes it is the job
or activity of the individual, such as “Farmer”.
Sometimes it is in the
format “3 / 2 ch” which indicates the total number of children that person had
up to the current date, followed by the total number of those children that are
still living on the current date. The
second number should never be greater than the first number.
Sometimes the column is
an indication of a second marriage.
There are also red
Cross-Reference entries scattered periodically throughout the pages.
These Cross-reference
entries are intended to help the reader find information in another source,
usually another census, but sometimes marriage records, or cemetery records,
etc.
The 1850 census doesn’t
require page numbers in order to uniquely identify a family, so “house 1012”
seems sufficient to point the reader into the 1850 census.
The 1860 census also
doesn’t require page numbers in order to uniquely identify a family, so “house
1186” seems sufficient to point the reader into the 1860 census.
The 1870 census does
require page numbers since each township starts over with “house 1”, so 021.089 would
indicate page 021, house 089.
**
This list is -NOT- a 100%
complete list of every person on the 1910 census.
**
Anyone who wishes to suggest a correction may do so via
mlmonroe@earthlink.net.
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001.001 Flack John P head m w 72 m 44 b Jan 1838
Isabella J wife m w 62 m 44 0 / 0 b May 1847
001.001 Edney Sallie R gr-dau f w 11 b ~ Aug 1898
<< 1870 census, house 005.072,
John Flack, 32, Isabella J, 22, Sarah E, 4, William H, 15
<< 1880 census, house 552.067,
John P Flack, 42, Isabella J, 32, Sarah E, 15
<< 1900 census, house 011.198,
John P Flack, 62, Isabella J, 53
<< 1900 census, house 011.200,
Baylis McK Edney, 49, Sarah Ellen, 33, dau (
Sallie R ), 1
<< 1920 census, house 008.143,
John P Flack, 82, Isabella Jane, 72
<< See Centennial Methodist,
John P Flack, b
<< See Centennial Methodist,
Isabella J Flack, b
001.002 Forney William L head m mu 40 ? m 17 b Feb 1872
Maggie Eliza Francis wife f mu 36 m 17 8 / 8 b Nov 1873
Juda dau f mu 12 b June ? 1898
Will F son m mu 9
Etta L dau f mu 6
Hallie G dau f mu 5
Gorden O son m mu 3
Della M dau f mu 8 mths
001.002 Rush Mary L dau f mu 16 m 0 0
/ 0 b April
1894
001.002 Forney Forest G son m mu 13 b May 1896
<< 1900 census, house 010.194,
William Lee Forney, 28, Lizzie, 26, Mary, 6, Forest, 4, Judie, 1
<< See Rutherford Co
Marriages, p 139, Lee Forney, 21, married Lizzie Francis, 19,
001.003 Johnson Edward Mack head m w ~ 39 m 14 b July 1870
Daimey?
Mattie A dau f w 8
Maggie M dau f w 6
Arrie Lee dau f w 4 b June 1906
James Gilmer son m w 1 mth b March 1910
<< 1900 census, house 009.163,
Edward Mack Johnson, ~29, Etta, ~20
<< See Rutherford Co
Marriages, p 157, E. M. Johnson, 24, married D. E. Biggerstaff, 18, 6-Feb-1896
<< See Oak Springs Baptist, E.
Mack Johnson, b
<< See Oak Springs Baptist,
Ettie B. Johnson, b
<< See Oak Springs Baptist,
Arrie Lee Johnson, b
<< See Oak Springs Baptist,
James Gilmer Johnson, b
001.004 White George W head m w 32 m 7
Minnie J Hutchins wife f w 23 m 7 1 / 1
Theodore S son m w 3
<< 1900 census, house 008.150,
Barney Hutchins, 34, Mollie Yelton, 32, Minnie ?, age
11 -- maybe ?
<< See Rutherford Co
Marriages, p 309, George White, 25, married Minnie Hutchins, 18,
001.005 White Jerry M head