The Washington Post

Snapshots of Americans From 1880 Census

In 1880, abolitionist and author Frederick Douglass lived at Cedar Hill, his house in Anacostia, with his first wife and four granddaughters. His census form listed his race as "mulatto," his age as ...
The Washington Post

Online Link to Douglass, Other Americans in 1880

In 1880, abolitionist and author Frederick Douglass lived at Cedar Hill, his house in Anacostia, with his first wife and four granddaughters. His census form listed his race as "mulatto," his age as ...
insider.si.edu

Report on the mortality and vital statistics of the United States as returned at the tenth census (June 1, 1880) / by John S. Billings ; Department of the Interior, Census Office

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Wired

Genealogy for Geeks, Part 2: Census Records

If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Possibly one of the most basic, simplest, and best places to start your family research are the Census records.
The New York Times

CRITICISING THE CENSUS LAW.; JOSEPH C.G. KENNEDY POINTS OUT WHAT HE CONSIDERS SERIOUS DEFECTS IN THE PROVISIONS FOR THE CENSUS OF 1880.

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