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Ancestry.com. Recensements territoriaux et d’État, Mississippi, États-Unis, 1792 à 1866 [base de données en ligne]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007.

Données originales : Mississippi State and Territorial Censuses, 1792-1866. Microfilm V229. 3 rolls. Heritage Quest.

Recensements territoriaux et d’État, Mississippi, États-Unis, 1792 à 1866

Cette base de données contient les recensements d’État et de territoire du Mississippi pour plusieurs années entre 1792 et 1866. Pour une liste complète des comtés et des années inclus dans cette base de données, voir ci-dessous. Les informations disponibles dans cette base de données incluent : le nom, le lieu de dénombrement, la date du recensement, la race, le sexe, l’âge et le lieu de naissance.

This database contains state and territorial censuses for Mississippi for various years between 1792 and 1866. For a complete list of the counties and years included in this database see below.

Information available in this database includes:

Name
Place of enumeration
Census date
Race
Gender
Age
Birthplace

Additional information about an individual may be found by viewing the corresponding image.

Most of the censuses only enumerate the heads of households by name. Other members of the household are counted in categories such as race, gender, age, and whether free or slave.

About State Censuses:

State censuses were often taken in years between the federal censuses. In some places, local censuses were designed to collect specific data, such as the financial strengths and needs of communities; tallies of school-age children and potential school populations to predict needs for teachers and facilities; censuses of military strength, cavalry horse resources, and grain storage; enumeration for revenue assessment and urban planning; and lists to monitor African Americans moving into the northern cities.

Taken from Szucs, Loretto Dennis, "Research in Census Records." In The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, ed. Loretto Dennis Szucs and Sandra Hargreaves Luebking (Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 1997).

Counties and Years Included:

1792:

Natchez

1805:

Jefferson
Wilkinson

1808:

Jefferson
Washington

1810:

Amite
Claiborne
Jefferson
Baldwin
Franklin
Washington

1813:

Wilkinson

1815-1817:

Monroe

1816:

Adams
Baldwin
Clarke
Greene
Marion
Wayne
Amite
Claiborne
Franklin
Jefferson
Warren
Wilkinson

1818:

Adams
Lawrence

1820:

Amite
Marion
Wayne
Franklin
Pike
Wilkinson

1822:

Claiborne
Wilkinson

1822-1823:

Perry

1823:

Bainbridge
Claiborne
Lawrence
Wilkinson

1824:

Hinds
Lawrence
Simpson

1825:

Jackson
Wilkinson

1830:

Adams

1837:

Chickasaw
Itawamba
Kemper
Oktibbeha
Pontotoc
Tishomingo
Choctaw
Jones
Lowndes
Panola
Simpson
Winston

1840:

Hancock

1841:

Adams
Coahoma
Itawamba
Madison
Neshoba
Simpson
Tunica
Attala
Copiah
Jones
Marion
Oktibbeha
Smith
Washington
Bolivar
Covington
Lawrence
Marshall
Panola
Tallahatchie
Wayne
Chickasaw
Franklin
Leake
Monroe
Scott
Tippah
Yazoo

1845:

Amite
Noxubee
Pontotoc
Smith
Tishomingo
Wilkinson
Neshoba
Panola
Rankin
Sunflower
Warren
Yalobusha
Newton
Perry
Scott
Tippah
Wayne

1850:

Hinds

1853:

Adams
Copiah
Itawamba
Lauderdale
Panola
Wayne
Amite
Greene
Jefferson
Leake
Perry
Winston
Clarke
Hancock
Jones
Noxubee
Rankin

1860:

Choctaw
Itawamba

1866:

Bolivar
Holmes
Jasper
Leake
Simpson
Wayne
Claiborne
Issaquena
Jefferson
Marion
Smith