Apr 30, 2021
The Chauncey Show-Special-Meet Winsome Sears for Lt. Governor of Virginia
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The Chauncey Show-Special-Meet Winsome Sears for Lt. Governor of Virginia
A section of the Essex County, MA, 1810 census shows residents of Salem in columns marked "Free White Females," "Free White Males," and "Colored People." NARA ID 205601220.
Instagram Post Leads to Recovery of 1810 Census Rolls
Records are reunited after 221 years!
Thanks to an Instagram post, long missing and presumed lost 1810 census records from Massachusetts have been reunited with the larger collection at the National Archives in DC, after a 221-year delay.
It all started in February when Jack Kabrel, archives specialist at the National Archives at Boston, saw this interesting post (below) from the Peabody Essex Museum Library.
Read the full story by Victoria Macchi in National Archives News!
Just a reminder to anyone in the US facing the loss of income from the pandemic --as of mid-March, the 2020 Census is still hiring enumerators! In my region the pay is $20/hr, and could last through the summer at least!
Sighthound Sunday: Need Data?
The library can help you find the data you need for your research paper. You might want to consider some of these great sources:
The U.S. Census - a leading source of quality data about the nation's people and economy going as far back as 1790. Oberlin College Library has access to this data in print on the 4th floor of Mudd, as well as electronic access through Proquest Congressional.
In addition to this data source, you will find several other useful databases, including .Data-Planet, Proquest Statistical Abstracts of the World, Social Explorer, and more.
If you need help finding the data you need, just ask a librarian.
Planning Database
https://www.census.gov/topics/research/guidance/planning-databases.html
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