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United States Census Manufacturing Schedules (view source)
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'''1870''' - amount of detail increased. | '''1870''' - amount of detail increased. | ||
'''1880''' - supplemental schedules were also used for specific industries, such as for boot and | '''1880''' - supplemental schedules were also used for specific industries, such as for boot and shoe-making, lumber and saw mills, flour and grist mills. | ||
Exclusions--Those manufacturing operations that produced less than $500 worth of goods. <br> | Exclusions--Those manufacturing operations that produced less than $500 worth of goods. <br> | ||
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It shows "sideline" businesses. Example - a man could be shown as "farmer" in population schedule and "tanner" in the manufacturing schedule. | It shows "sideline" businesses. Example - a man could be shown as "farmer" in population schedule and "tanner" in the manufacturing schedule. | ||
Non-residents were | Non-residents were enumerated - not limited to those living in particular township or county, thereby opening the possibility to additional connections. | ||
== Indexes == | == Indexes == | ||