United States. Census Office. Books

Census of the United States First Decennial Census 1790
Census of the United States Second Decennial Census 1800
Census of the United States Fifth Decennial Census 1830
Compendium of the enumeration of the inhabitants and statistics of the United States as obtained at the Department of State from the returns of the sixth census by counties and principal towns exhibiting the population wealth and resources of the country with tables of apportionment ...
Census of the United States Eighth Decennial Census
Statistical view of the United States

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