1920 Federal Census Jefferson County, Oklahoma (ED 201: Notes)

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Abstracted by B. Louise West from public records.  Edited and formatted by 
Maggie Stewart, April 2005.  Submitted by B. Louise West.

This transcription has been proofread by Norman E. West.

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This is the 1920 Federal Census for Jefferson County, Oklahoma
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I have transcribed the census as I read it with misspellings intact.

Brown Township is in the Southeast corner of Jefferson County.  
It was named for early resident Joe Brown and the towns were Grady and Oscar.  
ED 201 is the rural east end of Brown Township.  
The towns of Grady and Oscar, Brown Township, are in ED 202.   
The enumerator used the label on the Township line: Brown East End.

The enumerator used the spelling Missioura in ED 201.  
Also Arkansaw and Arkansas were used interchangeably.