Census Bulletin Reports Color Nativity in 1890 Population
The census bulletin No. 198 presents 1890 population by color, sex, and nativity with totals for the United States and states. It notes a 26.58 percent overall growth from 1880 to 1890 and a 2.022 fold rise among the colored population, clarifying inclusion of Chinese, Japanese, and civilized Indians. It references a German communist community in Zon and details local lore about Zourite industry and self-sufficient manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Enlor
von Sporuignt
Witte
Woofa Zour
Ohio
A Peculiar Woman and Her Frustrating Loneliness in Georgia
A Macon Telegraph profile portrays Amanda Anderson, a 60 year old Macon district spinster who has never traveled beyond a mile and a half from birth. She has never seen a train, a brick building, or a painted house, and has not attended church or known one neighbor closely. Her well dried up last season forcing her to fetch water from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Amanda Anderson
Macon
Twiggs Line
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Bliss Anderson
Miss Anderson
Bellicose Owls Plague Plainchoid Farmstead
A two week owl disturbance at John Mayer's Plainchoid outskirts home alarms the family. The first sighting came from Mayer's son who found two young owls, an older bird attacked the boy as he returned a captive to the nest. An attempt to shield himself failed as he fled. The report notes a wider port trade line about Marinette shipments and credit exposure at the customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayer
Marinette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Marshfielt
Neilisville
Widge Mh
Green Bay
Wintta
Paullpala
Arriva
Nansie Pteld
Lone Marshieldy
Win Cash Agriva
Winona
Ereiflan
Dinxer
Gqhampion
J.D. Last
Adhya Miyyshtioil
Farshileldt
Wis
CG Haywari
Surzeon
Lela, Wis
Ray
A.kempter
D. Dos. Gradimite
Chicago College of Uel Syeegerys
Uatarop
Biarsfield
Upsita yistoMen
Tele
Doege
Nicks Block
Conrad Ayoals
Wysciles
Williams
Pas
Colluethima Gil Renietsine
Marshtut
G. Poes
Attorne
Deutscher Advakkuter
Wall Prayd
Collections
Prompuy Aducasied
Sucbh
Tay DoUghe
Sokle Onler
F. Cole
Luyn
Colle Fone
H Heywood
Dpaiti
Oly
Chris. Jacobson
den Avenue
Wisconsel
Marsie
Mansion House
Grod Heer
Farmer’s Home
Furstenburg
Prop
Bowp
Alostlers du Altondaner Amt
Honsa
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Clarendon Markel
Vincent Bros
Proprietors
Ciy
Argo
Rat Avenue
Dnd
Td Street
Gorey Con Ween
Bes
Bale Stabler Pit
Tavayns
Ante
Ayer
Ayers
Josey Wood
West Duttsburgh
N.Y Pr
Wy Shichi
Ferny Sayas
Jesus Ayer
Bellaver
Sansa Gamtin
Breckenridge
Victor
Sarah
Theisen & Pichruen
Clnthal Avenue
Arnese Makers
West Ips
Robes
Reempe Lumbarmen
Mann
CoAger
Bartels & Dickof
Avenue
Marsitfield
Tiffault
Eau Claire
al Duluth
Superior
Minneapolis
Anurlive
Buta
Sv. Paul
Pera
Winamit
Mad
Milwaukee
Shlety
H. C. Eiche
Kentucky
Madison
van Claire Sh Dawland
Mlemedpoux
Sutermeth Liste Padnit
wanClat Boop
St. Joseph
Ks Sire
Prom
The
S. Benham
Central Ave
Lueckes
Central Avenue
Marshfield, Wis
Dl Nours
Callin
Stephen
John Hyland
Marshield
C.s. Vedder
Henrietta
Jamestown
Vedder
Marshfield City Brewery
Ear
New Store
NewPrices
NewGoods
R Ames & Co
Sam
Jonathan Toons
Boston
Palso
Condit
Casenas
Mr. Fuchs
S. Sheerin Alston Mane
Mendy
Con
Gol and Myittle
Philip Birch
Asp Corp Waren Tati
Toy and New
Arporsrays Coot
Diumar
North Side
North Depot Street
Haeanfield
CG. L. Clark
Spencer R
Theo. Springborn
Warnebon Brock
GoTo Searr Noessuer
Centrag Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!