For example, if the child was born on January 1, 1925, you would enter the age as ‘151 D’.(If a child is under one year of age and was born at some other place of abode than that in which its permanent residence is on June 1, 1925, enter in column 12 the city or village and state in which it was born in column 1, street and street number). For children under one year of age, enumerators were told to “write the exact number of days of its age on June 1, 1925. Click on the buttons in the status column below to view the records or to volunteer to help. 1612-1774 Newport and New York 1756 List of French neutrals from Nova Scotia and Georgia, 1756 1790 1790 census. It was used to list the “residence (Borough, City or Town and County) given by or for the inmates when admitted,” unless the inmate had no other permanent residence. An inventory of New York State and Federal census records. The names were extracted from the following enumerations conducted at the hospital: the 18 federal censuses the New York City Police Census of 1890 the federal censuses of 1900, 1910, and 1920 and. Approximately 3 of the population identifies as being Aboriginal and. The names in this volume represent 13,000 children who lived in the Roman Catholic New York Foundling Hospital between 18. Here is an explanation of how 1925 census enumerators were instructed to record ages of infants: "The final column for inmates and infants served a dual purpose. In terms of the child welfare policy arena, Australia and New Zealand are well. Now, does that plan always work in practice? No, it does not. Also Wednesday, another historic treasure trove appears on the Internet for the first time: census information compiled separately by New York state for 19, indexed by name.
In the case of the 1925 census that date was June 1. For example, technically, no matter what date the enumerator actually interviewed the family, the information is supposed to reflect what was what on that one specific date. The date chosen to represent that census is supposed to represent that moment. Census Non-Population Schedules, New York, 1850-1880 Ancestry U.S. Hi Cindy, The census is supposed to be a picture of a moment frozen in time. New York, census records, 1915, 1925 Family History Library U.S.
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