... however, was slower than in other regions (see Pizzogani 2012 ). Furthermore, in the Valley of Toluca, as indicated in this census, local household structures were more inclined toward the nuclear family than in neighboring regions. The censuses compared in this article were conducted under parallel...

... River Valley. The revisit describes a census of the population of what are described as six pachacas (“one-hundreds”) administrative/census units that usually coincided with ayllus (the Andean clanlike sociopolitical groups). The document identifies 132 tributaries distributed across the six ayllus, all...

...Mackinley FitzPatrick Abstract This article analyzes the potential khipu-document “match” involving six Inka-style khipus from Peru’s Santa Valley that record data similar to a 1670 colonial census of San Pedro de Corongo. Despite its potential as a breakthrough in khipu decipherment, crucial...

...Stacey Schwartzkopf Nonindigenous, non-Spanish castas were a significant presence in late colonial Central America, yet their lives have remained opaque to historians, particularly in heavily indigenous rural areas such as western Guatemala. Drawing on detailed census correspondence, this article...

..., the Indian population was never consistently enumerated, either in space and time or within consistent racial categories. The recorded census figures are, of course, essential to this study, but understanding how they were obtained and why the censuses were con- ducted can also guide a more...

...-­ checking census results against one another, and examining the error rates present in modern censuses all provide imperfect means of assessing the reliability of the information nineteenth-­century enumerators left behind.9 Comparing the censuses created by the OIA, DIA, and the Census Bureaus...

...Tatiana Argounova-Low This article investigates the concept of black food among the Lake Yessei Yakut in Siberia. With reference to two sources, archival records from the Russian Polar North Census of 1926–27 and contemporary fieldwork material, I investigate the local diet based on subsistence...

... in northern Baja California, is composed of the direct descendants of native peoples who lived and worked at the Dominican mission of Santa Catalina and is one of the few remaining native communities in Baja California. Through the examination of a mission census dating to 1834, this article considers...

...Figure 1. Percent literate at the time of the 1900–1930 census by race and birth year. ...

... and widely read. He initially found employment in a rolling mill at Brownsville, Pennsylvania, but shortly moved to Pittsburgh, and later to McKeesport. In 1854, he was a resident in Johnstown where he remained until his death on 12 June 1883. On the US Federal Census reports of 1850, 1860, and 1870 he...

... Descendant” and a T-shirt with an image of a famous maroon leader that boldly stated: “Seminole Maroon John Horse, Gopher John 1811–1882, was never a slave.” We began checking Phil’s genealogy in Campbell’s Abstract of Semi- nole Indian Census Cards.2 He told me that his grandfather...

... . Vermillion:University of South Dakota Press. Calhoun, Craig 1988 Populist Politics, Communications Media, and Large Scale Societal Integration. Sociological Theory 6 : 219 -41. Canada, Census Office (Canada) 1881 Census (Second Census of Canada) District 192, Manitoba Extension, “B. of T—Eastern,” B1-B4...

... was somewhat smaller but was nevertheless distributed in a man- ner similar to the pattern found at the turn of the twentieth century, when the first national census was conducted (Dirección General de Estadística [hereafter...

... in the Red River settlement between 1820 and 1900 through the reproduction and analysis of various nineteenth-­century censuses.19 Using this material, Sprague and Frye concluded that the con- 34 Brenda Macdougall cept of family was prominent...

...  34 *1991 and 2000 GOB censuses merged the populations of some villages. Source: 1891–1980 census data and notes adapted from Wilk 1997 (table 4.1); 1991, 2000, and 2007 census data from Statistical Institute of Belize (1991, 2000, 2007); 2008 census collected by the author. 758...

... the Wolf clan title of thwö·nyaʔs and was probably well over eighty years of age (Abler 1989), whereas shosheowa·ʔ (Snipe clan) was William Jones Jr. of Buffalo Creek. He is recorded as being nine years old on the 1840 Buffalo Creek census (Ely S. Parker Papers [ESPP]: A. Wright, Notebooks [1840...