1830 U.S. Census

McMains Transcriptions

Go There	State	County	Township	Roll	Page	Name	McMains Parents
	Kentucky	Woodford		M19-42	317	Robert McMains, Jr. / Sarah Alexander	Robert McMains / Sarah

The Significance of the 1830 U.S. Census
Names were listed for head of household and slave owners. Each entry included a count of free white males and females, and number of slaves, male and female according to age group. Counts of foreigners (not naturalized citizens), and those deaf, dumb, or blind were included for the first time. Native Americans were not enumerated, unless they were tax payers. Original records are missing for some counties in Massachussets, Maryland, and Mississippi. (Reference: 1830 Census, Ancestry.Com, My Family.Com, Inc.)

The Significance of the 1830 U.S. Census

Names were listed for head of household and slave owners.

Each entry included a count of free white males and females, and number of slaves, male and female according to age group.

Counts of foreigners (not naturalized citizens), and those deaf, dumb, or blind were included for the first time.

Native Americans were not enumerated, unless they were tax payers.

Original records are missing for some counties in Massachussets, Maryland, and Mississippi.

(Reference: 1830 Census, Ancestry.Com, My Family.Com, Inc.)

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