Osage County, Oklahoma, Newspaper:  Osage Eagle, Thurs., April 7, 1910

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Note from other information read:
Hominy had a special Census in Aug 1907

Osage Eagle,
Thurs., April 7, 1910
Vol I: No 4
Box # 3483-38

The Census Enumerators
List of those who will gather information of historical interest to our 
county and state.

The following is the complete list of census enumerators for Osage Co. who 
begin working next week.

J. Earnest DUTTON, of Foraker, a part of Big Hill twp.

George H. MAINS, Foraker, a part of Big Hill running west to line of Kay 
County.

Wesley WILKINSON, Remington, part of Big Hill twp, north and west of 
Fairfax and taking in the big bend.

George WHILES, Belford, part of Big Hill lying west of Fairfax and taking 
in the Ox-bow bend.

Wm. G. ROBINSON, Fairfax, part of the Big Hill twp, lying south and east 
of Fairfax.

Carlo MARION, Fairfax (Fairfax Town).

John C. STEWART, a part of Black Dog twp lying east of Pawhuska and 
running to the line of Washington County.

A.T. SECREST, Okesa, part of Black Dog, lying east of Hominy and extending 
to the county line.

Wm. T. HULL, Hominy, part of Black Dog twp, lying south and east of Hominy 
and extending to the county line.

George F. ANDREWS, part of Black Dog twp, surrounding city of Hominy.

Joseph M. Van SWEARINGEN, Nelogany, (Hominy City).

Henry H. BEVIS, Foraker, part of Strike Ax twp, lying in the north east 
portion of the county.

George D. SEARS, Pawhuska, part of Strike Ax twp, north and east of 
Pawhuska.

Frank PRUDOM, Pawhuska, Part of Strike Ax twp, lying south and west and 
surrounding Pawhuska City.

A special agent has been appointed to assist the local enumerators in the 
Indian districts. W. W. THOMAS of Wewoka, has been assigned tot the 1st 
and 3rd census districts.

He and the Supervisor will meet with the Osage Co. enumerators in Pawhuska, 
Monday, April 11th for the purpose of talking over these matters.

On April 15th, at 8 o'clock, the census takers will start out on their 
mission of inquiry.

The head of each family or someone qualified or informed upon the subject 
of inquiry will be asked a score of questions regarding the family history 
and lineage, together with a close inquiry as to the character and 
quantity of crops growing in 1909.

A far reaching inquiry as to number of acres in cultivation, pasturage and 
forest will be made

Questions that may be more or less puzzling to answer off hand are as to 
the age and birth place of parents, date of marriage and correct age of 
children.

The former tribal relations and ancestry of all remnants of tribes of 
Indians will be asked for the last time by the department and if correct 
information is obtained, the final compleation and report will be of 
important historical interest to the state of Oklahoma.