1920 Federal Census Jefferson County, Oklahoma (ED 202: 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.

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This is the 1920 Federal Census for Jefferson County, Oklahoma
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I have copied the census with the misspelling intact.

The enumerator use the spelling Missioura and Arkansaw;  
Un.U.S. was used to mean Unknown United States.  

Brown Township was named for early resident Joe Brown.  
The town of Grady was an early settlement of Jefferson County.  
W.C.Sappington, postmaster, is credited with naming the town in 
honor of the noted Southern orator, Henry W. Grady.  

Brown Township was split into 2 parts for enumeration and are 
numbered ED 201 and ED 202