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Home » History » Special Projects » Cliffside in 1930 » Census Extracts
Census Extracts

Census Extracts

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The code “R/W?” on all census tables displayed in this Cliffside in 1930 section indicates whether or not the individual can read and write. “Y,” of course, means “Yes.” This was the last Federal Census to ask this question. By 1940, it was presumed that nearly everyone was literate.

 

A family in front of their rented home.

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Lady of the early 1930s with here two young children on the steps of a Cliffside home.

Those who compiled, interpreted, typed and corrected this material are:

Betty Bailey
Don Bailey
Reno Bailey
Bud & Jeri Crow
Jim Haynes
JoAnn Huskey
Horton Landreth
Jim Ruppe

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