1920 Federal Census Jefferson County, Oklahoma (ED 203: 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 with misspellings intact.  
The ink in many places is blurred and made letters unreadable.  

Earl Township is split into 2 sections: Part 1, ED 203, and Part 2, ED 204.  
The enumerator for both was Anna R. McTaggart.  
Earl Township was named for Perry Earl.  
It is located in the northeastern part of Jefferson County.  
The town of Cornish was a part of this township.  
The town took its name from John Cornish, an early settler and cattleman.  
Also the town of  Ringling is in this township, but is enumerated separated 
as ED 210.

Pages 41A to 43A have the Family Numbers out of sequence.  
41A has family #8-15, 41B has family #1-7 and so on.  
They are transcribed in the order of microfilm and as written by enumerator.