Census
Data 1840-1900 General
Population Characteristics and
Farm Data from information compiled by
Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social
Research 1840-1900
1836 State or Territorial Census
The full transcription of the first census for the area that
would become the state of Iowa. It
appears the settled areas at that time were within
the 1832 Black Hawk Purchase and include--in whole
or in part--today's counties of: Buchanan, Cedar,
Clayton, Clinton, Davis, Delaware, Des Moines,
Dubuque, Fayette, Henry, Jackson, Jefferson,
Johnson, Jones, Lee, Linn, Louisa, Muscatine,
Scott, Van Buren, Washington.
1838 State or Territorial Census
Transcriptions for counties west
of the Mississippi. Includes
the area to become Iowa and Minnesota
Territories.)
1840
Federal
Census, Half Breed
1850
Federal Census Norwegians (Born in Norway)
1852
State Census
Keokuk
Population
Totals
1854 Iowa State
Census
1. Cedar,
Charleston, Denmark, Des Moines, Franklin, Green
Bay, Harrison
2. Jackson
3. Jefferson,
Madison, Marion, Montrose, Pleasant Ridge, Van
Buren, Washington, West Point
1856 Iowa State
Census
Cedar
Charleston
Denmark
Des
Moines
Franklin
Green Bay
Jefferson
Pleasant
Ridge
Poor Farm
1860 Federal Census
Black and
Mulatto
Poor Farm
1870 Federal
Census
Fort
Madison Penitentiary
1880 Federal
Census
Norwegians (Born in Norway)
Poor Farm
1880 Fort
Madison Penitentiary
1900 Federal Census
Black
and Mulatto
1905 Iowa
State Census
Charleston
Denmark
Donnellson City
Franklin
Green Bay
Harrison
Jackson
Jefferson
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