Census Books

Catalogue of census returns on microfilm
Manual containing The Census Act and the instructions to officers employed in the taking of the first census of Canada (1871)
Teikoku Nihon to tokei chosa
Kokusei chosa Nihon shakai no hyakunen
The Census of population as a source of information for local authority planning departments: proceedings of a seminar held by the London Boroughs in March 1969.
Making sense of the census
Making sense of the census

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Complex ethnic households in America
Complex ethnic households in America

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Review of census applications
Index of Jews resident in Newfoundland according to the censuses of 1921, 1935, and 1945
Eastern Cherokee census records, 1899-1927
Eastern Cherokee census records, 1899-1927

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"...contains electronic image reprints of the Eastern Cherokee census records from rolls 22 to 24 of the national Archives microfilm publication M595. A total of 22 censuses spanning the years 1899...

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