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*'''1888''' Civil War veterans only</ref><ref>Barnett, 12.</ref> | *'''1888''' Civil War veterans only</ref><ref>Barnett, 12.</ref> | ||
*'''1862-1886''' Military levy annual statewide county censuses mostly lost; a few rarely at county clerks' offices.<ref>Barnett, 12.</ref> | *'''1862-1886''' Military levy annual statewide county censuses mostly lost; a few rarely at county clerks' offices.<ref>Barnett, 12.</ref> | ||
*'''1884''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 6-8, 21-23.</ref> Includes population, mortality, agricultural, industrial, or social statistics schedules in Barry, Bay, Benzie, Emmet, Hillsdale, Ingham, Isabella, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Kent,<ref>Western Michigan Genealogical Society (Grand Rapids, Michigan), ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23274798 Index to the 1884 state census of Kent County, Michigan]'' (Grand Rapids, MI : Western Michigan Genealogical Society, ©1990) [[{{WMGSKent84}}]].</ref> Keweenaw, Lake, Lapeer, Leelanau, Lenawee, Menominee, Montcalm, | *'''1884''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 6-8, 21-23.</ref> Includes population, mortality, agricultural, industrial, or social statistics schedules in Barry, Bay, Benzie, Emmet, Hillsdale, Ingham, Isabella, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Kent,<ref>Western Michigan Genealogical Society (Grand Rapids, Michigan), ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23274798 Index to the 1884 state census of Kent County, Michigan]'' (Grand Rapids, MI : Western Michigan Genealogical Society, ©1990) [[{{WMGSKent84}}]].</ref> Keweenaw, Lake, Lapeer, Leelanau, Lenawee, Menominee, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo,<ref>Evelyn M. Sawyer, ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/37765164 Index to the 1884 Newaygo County, Michigan state census]'' ([Hudsonville, Mich.] : E.M. Sawyer, 1997) [[{{SawyNewa84}}]].</ref> Ottawa, Roscommon, St. Clair, St. Joseph, Van Buren (Paw Paw Twp.), Washtenaw, Wayne,<ref>1884 Wayne County censuses for the townships of Greenfield, Dearborn, Livonia, Huron, Ecorse, Grosse Pointe, and Hamtramck, and more are being published a few pages at a time in ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27721039 Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine]'' [[{{DSGRM}}]] starting in volume 44 to the present.</ref> and Wexford counties. For details see Barnett.<br> | ||
*'''1874''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 6, 21-23.</ref> Only males over 21 years by name, and females in age cagegories in population schedules for Eaton and Houton counties only. Eaton also includes agricultural and industrial schedules. For details see Barnett. | *'''1874''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 6, 21-23.</ref> Only males over 21 years by name, and females in age cagegories in population schedules for Eaton and Houton counties only. Eaton also includes agricultural and industrial schedules. For details see Barnett. | ||
*'''1864''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 5, 21-23.</ref> Only males over 21 years by name, and females in age cagegories in population, agricultural and industrial schedules in Clinton, Eaton, (Houghton population only), and Newaygo counties. For details see Barnett. | *'''1864''' State census</ref><ref>Barnett, 5, 21-23.</ref> Only males over 21 years by name, and females in age cagegories in population, agricultural and industrial schedules in Clinton, Eaton, (Houghton population only), and Newaygo counties. For details see Barnett. | ||
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*'''1810''' Territorial census,<ref>Barnett, 28-29.</ref> Detroit,<ref>Eva Harmison, "An 1810 census of the District of Detroit, Territory of Michigan" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27721039 Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine]'' [[{{DSGRM}}]] 32, no. 1 (Fall 1968): 17-23.</ref><ref>Russell, 87-99.</ref> and Michilimackinac (everything north of Saginaw Bay)<ref>"Schedule of the whole number of persons within the Division allotted to Samuel Abbott, Michilimackinac, Feb. 9, 1811" manuscript in the Abbott Family papers in the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library as cited in Barnett, 29.</ref><ref>Russell, 100.</ref> | *'''1810''' Territorial census,<ref>Barnett, 28-29.</ref> Detroit,<ref>Eva Harmison, "An 1810 census of the District of Detroit, Territory of Michigan" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27721039 Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine]'' [[{{DSGRM}}]] 32, no. 1 (Fall 1968): 17-23.</ref><ref>Russell, 87-99.</ref> and Michilimackinac (everything north of Saginaw Bay)<ref>"Schedule of the whole number of persons within the Division allotted to Samuel Abbott, Michilimackinac, Feb. 9, 1811" manuscript in the Abbott Family papers in the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library as cited in Barnett, 29.</ref><ref>Russell, 100.</ref> | ||
*'''1805/1806''' Territorial census, Detroit<ref name="Barnett28">Barnett, 28.</ref><ref>"Inhabitants of Detroit in the year 1806" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12322597 Detroit Daily Post]'' [newspaper] May 9, 1876, p. 4 as cited in Barnett, 28.</ref><ref>Russell, 83-86.</ref> | *'''1805/1806''' Territorial census, Detroit<ref name="Barnett28">Barnett, 28.</ref><ref>"Inhabitants of Detroit in the year 1806" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12322597 Detroit Daily Post]'' [newspaper] May 9, 1876, p. 4 as cited in Barnett, 28.</ref><ref>Russell, 83-86.</ref> | ||
*'''1796''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref | *'''1796''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref><ref>"A State of the Number of Male Inhabitants From 16 to 50 Years of Age in the Town of Detroit" Original in the Winthrop Sargent Papers at the Ohio Historical Society as cited in Barnett, 28.</ref><ref>Russell, 59-74.</ref><ref>Donna Valley Stuart, "Detroit 1796 Census," ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1759226 National Genealogical Society Quarterly]'', 69 (1981): 185. [[{{NGSQbook}}]].</ref> | ||
*'''1792''' Colonial census, Petite Côte (south shore of Detroit River)<ref>Russell, 57-58.</ref><br> | *'''1792''' Colonial census, Petite Côte (south shore of Detroit River)<ref>Russell, 57-58.</ref><br> | ||
*'''1782''' Colonial census, Detroit,<ref name="Barnett27">Barnett, 27.</ref><ref>"A Survey of the Settlement of Detroit made by Order of Major De Peyster the 16th Day of July 1782" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1757295 Michigan historical collections]'' (Publisher varies) [[{{MichHistColl69}}]], 10 (1908): 601-13.</ref><ref>Russell, 49, 52-56.</ref> and south shore of Detroit River<ref>Russell, 49-52.</ref> | *'''1782''' Colonial census, Detroit,<ref name="Barnett27">Barnett, 27.</ref><ref>"A Survey of the Settlement of Detroit made by Order of Major De Peyster the 16th Day of July 1782" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1757295 Michigan historical collections]'' (Publisher varies) [[{{MichHistColl69}}]], 10 (1908): 601-13.</ref><ref>Russell, 49, 52-56.</ref> and south shore of Detroit River<ref>Russell, 49-52.</ref> | ||
*'''1780''' Colonial census, Fort St. Joseph (now Niles) | *'''1780''' Colonial census, Fort St. Joseph (now Niles)<ref>"Census of Every Woman, Child and Slave Resident of the Post of St. Joseph" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1757295 Michigan historical collections]'' (Publisher varies) [[{{MichHistColl69}}]], 10 (1908): 406-407.</ref><ref>Russell, 47-48.</ref> | ||
*'''1779''' Colonial census, Detroit | *'''1779''' Colonial census, Detroit<ref>"Survey of the settlements of Detroit taken 31st March 1779" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1757295 Michigan historical collections]'' (Publisher varies) [[{{MichHistColl69}}]], 10 (1908): 311-27.</ref><ref>Russell, 39-46.</ref> | ||
*'''1768''' Colonial census, Detroit area | *'''1768''' Colonial census, Detroit area<ref>Ernest J. Lajeunesse, "Census of all the Inhabitants of Detroit made by Philip DeJean in the Year 1768" in ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/777608 The Windsor border region, Canada's southernmost frontier; a collection of documents]'' ([Toronto] Champlain Society, 1960), 63-64, as cited in Barnett, 27.</ref><ref>Russell, 35-38.</ref> | ||
*'''1765''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref><ref>Russell, 29-34.</ref><ref>Donna Valley Stuart, "1765 Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan," ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27721039 Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine]'' [[{{DSGRM}}]] 43, (1979): 19.</ref> | *'''1765''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref><ref>Russell, 29-34.</ref><ref>Donna Valley Stuart, "1765 Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan," ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27721039 Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine]'' [[{{DSGRM}}]] 43, (1979): 19.</ref> | ||
*'''1762''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref><ref>Russell, 19-28.</ref><ref>Donna Valley Stuart, "Detroit 1762 Census," ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1759226 National Genealogical Society Quarterly]'', 68 (1980): 15. [[{{NGSQbook}}]].</ref> | *'''1762''' Colonial census, Detroit</ref><ref>Russell, 19-28.</ref><ref>Donna Valley Stuart, "Detroit 1762 Census," ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1759226 National Genealogical Society Quarterly]'', 68 (1980): 15. [[{{NGSQbook}}]].</ref> | ||
*'''1750''' Colonial census, Detroit area | *'''1750''' Colonial census, Detroit area<ref>Ernest J. Lajeunesse, "Census of the Inhabitants of Detroit on September 1st, 1750" in ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/777608 The Windsor border region, Canada's southernmost frontier; a collection of documents]'' ([Toronto] Champlain Society, 1960), 54-56, as cited in Barnett, 27.</ref><ref>Russell, 15-18.</ref> | ||
*'''1743''' Colonial census, Huron Indian Mission of the Assumption (south shore of Detroit River)<ref>Russell, 13-14.</ref> | *'''1743''' Colonial census, Huron Indian Mission of the Assumption (south shore of Detroit River)<ref>Russell, 13-14.</ref> | ||
*'''1710''' Colonial census, Detroit | *'''1710''' Colonial census, Detroit<ref>C.M. Burton, "Census of Detroit de Pontchartrain in the Year 1710" ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1757295 Michigan historical collections]'' (Publisher varies) [[{{MichHistColl80}}]], 33 (1903): 492-94. Includes extensive biographical annotations.</ref><ref>Russell, 3-12.</ref> | ||
Most state, territorial, and colonial censuses are at the Michigan State Archives. Further archives cited in Barnett, pages 21-23. | Most state, territorial, and colonial censuses are at the Michigan State Archives. Further archives cited in Barnett, pages 21-23. |
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