• Census Year 1910
• Microfilm # (NARA Microfilm Series T624.) T624-1165
• State Ohio (Click on Part A above)
• County Franklin (Click on Part A above)
• Township or other division of county - Insert proper name and also name of others, such as township, town, precinct, district, ect. as the case may be (Click on Part A & B above)
• Name of Incorporated Place Columbus City - Insert proper names and also names of others such as ward, village, city, town or borough. (Click on Part B & C above)
• Ward of city. 3rd (Click on Part D above)
• Name of Institution - Insert name of institution, if any, and indicate the lines on which those living there are enumerated (Click on Part A & B above) NOTE: Please put the name of the institution in the remarks next to each applicable line where entered.
• Supervisor's District No. 11 (Click on Part D above)
• Enumeration District No. 65 (Click on Part D above)
• Enumerator Louis Dimon (Click on Part D above)
• Enumeration Date 19th DAY OF April, 1910 (Click on Part B, C & D above)
• Transcriber - Your name here Maggie Stewart
• Proofreader - If proofread, put their name here. If you don't have one, put Not Proofread.
• Remarks (This is for something that refers to the entire sheet/page)

Columns present in the census: [Columns highlighted in red are additional columns that we require to be filled out unless otherwise noted.]

(*)Page # The 1900, 1910 and 1920 preprinted census forms have a space called "Sheet No." with a line to be filled out by the enumerator underneath it and a stamped "A" or "B" to the right of that line. The filled in number and the printed "A" or "B" are the actual page number. The Page Number on the example page is 6B. We ask that you fill in the page numbers on the far left hand side of the templates for each line on each page. (Click on Part D above)
(*)Sheet # - These were added many years after the census was completed. They are small stamped numbers, usually located somewhere on the upper right part of the right hand page which is the "B" half. For an example click on the image to the left. The Sheet Number on the example page is 13A. NOTE: If the page ends in A then the sheet will end in B. We ask that you fill in the sheet numbers on the far left hand side of the templates, just to the right of the page numbers, for each line on each page.

See "Page and sheet numbering system" for an indepth explaination. If you still have questions, please contact your State Census Coordinator for further clarification.

(*)Line # (These run 1-100 with 1-50 on the first page and 51-100 on the second page then repeats in two page cycles.)
--LOCATION
(*)Name of Street (Fill in every line even if the enumerator didn't) Note this is usually written sideways up the sheet.
(*)House Number (Fill in every line even if the enumerator didn't)
(1)Number of Dwelling Houses in order of visitation (Fill in every line even if the enumerator didn't)
(2)Number of Family in order of visitation (Fill in every line even if the enumerator didn't)
--NAME of each person whose place of abode on April 15, 1910, was in this family. Enter the surname first, then the given name and middle initial, if any. (NOTE: In our templates we separate the surname from the given name.) INCLUDE every person living on April 15, 1910. OMIT children born since April 15, 1910.
(3)Last Name (Do not put all in capitals)
(3)First Name
--RELATION
(4)Relationship of each person to the head of the family.
--PERSONAL DESCRIPTION
(5)Sex
(6)Color or Race
(7)Age at last birthday
(8)Wheter single, married, widowed, or divorced
(9)Number of years married
(10)Mother of how many children
(11)Number of these children living
--NATIVITY. Place of birth of each person and parents of each person enumerated. If born in the United States, give the State or Territory. If of foreign birth, give the Country only.
(12)Place of birth of this PERSON
(13)Place of birth of FATHER of this person
(14)Place of birth of MOTHER of this person
--CITIZENSHIP
(15)Year of Immigration to the United States
(16)Whether Naturalized or Alien
(17)Whether able to speak English or, if not, give language spoken
--OCCUPATION.
(18)Trade or profession of, or particular type of work done by this person, as engineer, salesman, laborer, etc.
(19)General nature of industry, for example dry goods, general practice, etc.
(20)Whether Employer, Employee or working to Own Account.
(21)If no employee, Whether out of work on April 15, 1910
(22)If no employee, Number of weeks out of work during year
--EDUCATION
(23)Whether able to read
(24)Whether able to write
(25)Attended School any time this year
--OWNERSHIP OF HOME
(26)Home Owned or Rented
(27)Owned free or mortgaged
(27)Farm or house
(28)Number of farm schedule
(29)Whether a survivor of the Union or Confederate Army or Navy.
(30)Whether blind (both eyes) - If blind put an X in the column and explain in remarks
(31)Whether deaf and dumb - If deaf or dumb put an X in the column and explain in remarks
(*)Transcriber's Remarks (Fill this out only if some additional comment is needed.)

Special Notes/Comments:

1. Example of online completed 1910 census transcription. (This output was done using the CenTrans software.)

2. States with surviving 1910 census schedules:

   Alabama Arizona Territory Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Territory Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Midway Possession (w. Hawaii) Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana

   Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Territory New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Overseas and Shipboard Military Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Possession Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Unorganized Alaska Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming