Explanation of 1830 Knox County, Indiana Census:

                White Males: Columns A and B
colunm A=white  males 0 to under 60     column B=white males 60 to over 100
     A-1      under 5                           B-1 60-under 70
     A-2    5-under 10                          B-2 70-under 80
     A-3    10-under 15                         B-3 80-under 90
     A-4    15-under 20                         B-4 90-under 100
     A-5    20-under30                          B-5  over 100
     A-6    30-under 40
     A-7    40-under 50
     A-8    50-under 60

                White Females: Columns C and D

column D=white females 60 to over 100   column B=white females 60 to over 100
    C-1  under 5                                D-1 60-under 70
    C-2 5-under 10                              D-2 70-under 80
    C-3 l0-under l5                             D-3 80-under 90
    C-4 15-under 20                             D-4 90-under 100
    C-5 20-under 30                             D-5  over 100
    C-6 30-under 40
    C-7 40-under 50
    C-8 50-under 60

                    FREE COLORED: Columns E and F
column E =Free  Colored Males           column F=Free Colored Females
    E-1 under 10                                F-1 under 10
    E-2 10-under 24                             F-2 10-under 24
    E-3 24-under 36                             F-3 24-under 36
    E-4 36-under 55                             F-4 36-under 55
    E-5 55-under 100                            F-S 55-under 100
    E-6 100 and up                              F-6 100 and up


Transcribed from 1830 CENSUS for the INDIANA COUNIIES of DAVIESS,.
GIBSON GREENE KNOX MARTIN PIKE and SULLIVAN compiled by Carol
Johnson Hulen.1013 Illinois Street, Bicknell, IN 47512. (R 929.3 7723 HU Hist. Coll.)
“Page numbers used are those on the microfilm to tell you what page the census for a
county starts on. The page numbers are not the same as those used in the Indiana
Historical Society index... Knox County was taken from Microcopy # 19, reel 31. .
No attempt has been made to correct spelling of names, be sure to check all possible
variations in spelling.”