MONROE COUNTY, GA - CENSUS 1880  Notes

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The 1880 Census represents the sixth Federal Census for
Monroe County.  There are a total of sixteen (16)
districts on the census.  This represents a partial
transcription in that it does not include all colums
that were on the census.  Those columns not transcribed
were Civil Condition (9, 10, 11, 12) Health Conditions
(in some cases this has been included in the
"Occupation" column, and Education(21, 22 and 23).

The handwritten page number is shown in the upper left
hand corner of the census images while the stamped page
number is usually in the right hand corner.  Both are
shown in case you wish to refer to an image. The
stamped page numbers usually show an alphabet as part
of the number lA, 1B, 2A, 2B.  In some cases, these
pages have a part C and D, but no A or B is shown for
that page.

The enumerator for the first two districts, #632
Proctors and #523 Unionville, was Jesse Mays.  The
census for the Proctors District was taken from June 1,
1880 thru June 10, 1880.  Unionville was enumerated
from June 11 thru June 24, 1880. The enumerator
included totals for these two districts as follows:

	PERSONS DWELLINGS FAMILIES  DEATHS   PAUPERS  INSANE  DEAF  BLIND

PROCTORS	952	 197	     201        5	  2	4	1	-
UNIONVILLE	1695	 317	     325        33        5                -	-	1

	FARMS		SAW MILLS	FLOUR/DISTILERIES
PROCTORS	140		-			-
UNIONVILLE	210		3			3

Other districts will be posted as soon as they are transcribed.  Copyright 2003 Elizabeth Robertson.