1880 Federal Census, Colquitt County, Georgia (Transcriber Notes)

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Abstracted by Jacki Jonas from public records.  Edited and formatted by 
Maggie Stewart, August 2002.  Submitted by Jacki Jonas 
May 17, 2002.

This transcription was proofread by Maggie Stewart <73777.25@compuserve.com>.

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This is the 1880 Federal Census for Colquitt County, Georgia  
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Colquitt County, 1880 Federal Census
Transcriber Notes

General:
The column for Months Unemployed was checked in many cases.  I indicated this with an asterisk (*) in 
the transcription.  It appears that many of those cases are farmers or farm laborers, but not all. 

If I was unsure of the transcription of a particular name, I followed it with a question mark (?).  

Some remarks are simply an asterisked number.  More details are below.
I welcome corrections or suggestions to my transcription.


*1  This seems to be the Sion Kee family from the 1870 Colquitt census, page 418A.

*2  The name appears to be Winnie on the census; family researcher Harry Folsom says it's Minnie.

*3  The name appears as Coral R. on the census; family researcher Harry Folsom says it's Carroll Raleigh.

*4  This child is actually a son named Clower according to family descendents.


Enumerator's certification, p. 298A:
I certify that I have this day completed the enumeration of the 
district assigned, and that the returns have been duly and
truthfully made in accordance with law and my oath of
office.

June 30th 1880

John R. Bozeman, enumerator