Index of All 1930 Names
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(19,202 names)
Now All Names Have Links to Images of
Census Pages
(This is 3,914 less than counted in the 1920 Wise County population)
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alphabetical listing of all completed 1930 names.
See census column headings and county map below.
Click on the Enumeration District Number below to go to the table of data for
that section.
ED
249-# |
Precinct/
|
Description |
Towns
in Area |
Enumerator |
ED
01 |
Decatur |
Decatur
Township |
Decatur |
Verona
C. Hoyle |
J
P no. 1 |
E
of Decatur to E county line |
Sycamore, Sweetwater Com. |
Henry
E. Brady, Jr. |
|
J
P no. 1 |
Center
of county NW of Decatur |
Jonestown Community |
Lela
Mann |
|
J
P no. 1 |
Center
of county SW of Decatur |
New Salem, Flatwood Com. |
James
W. Hornback |
|
Alvord
|
Alvord
Township |
Alvord |
Mrs.
Pauline V. Seay |
|
J
P no. 2 |
N
& E of Alvord to N county line |
Pella
Area |
Mrs.
Pauline V. Seay |
|
J
P no. 2 |
Center
of county W of Alvord |
toward
Sunset |
Charles
Rann |
|
J
P no. 3 |
NW
part of county |
Park
Springs |
Mrs.
Curren New |
|
J
P no. 3 |
NW
corner of county |
Crafton |
C.W.
Carson |
|
J
P no. 4 |
Center
of county SE of Bridgeport |
Paradise |
S.L.
Atkins |
|
J
P no. 4 |
Center
of county to S county line |
Cottondale |
E.O.
Harris |
|
Boyd |
Boyd
Village |
Boyd |
Tim
Harlan |
|
J
P no. 5 |
SE
corner of county |
Rhome |
Mrs.
G.W. Pegues |
|
J
P no. 5 |
S
of Boyd to S county line |
Newark |
William
S. Caldwell |
|
J
P no. 6 |
NE
corner of county |
Greenwood,
Slidell |
Mrs.
Brown L. Rudd |
|
ED
16 |
Bridgeport |
Bridgeport
Township |
Bridgeport |
Mrs.
Kate Dallas |
J
P no. 7 |
Chico town & NE of Bridgeport |
Chico |
Ernest
C. Cox |
|
J
P no. 7 |
W and S of Chico & Bridgeport |
Now
Lake Bridgeport |
John
F. Drennan/Samuel J. Moore |
|
ED
19 |
J
P no. 8 |
SW
corner of county |
Boonsville,
Willow Point |
Mrs.
Maude E. Nall |
Line Numbers for rows
(Down left side of page) |
||
1 |
Street,
avenue, road, etc. |
PLACE
OF ABODE |
2 |
House number (in cities or towns) |
|
3 |
Number
of dwelling house in order of visitation |
|
4 |
Number
of family in order of visitation |
|
5
(We used 2 columns) |
NAME
of each person whose place of abode on April 1, 1930, was in this family.
Enter surname first, then the given name and middle initial, if any.
Include every person living on April 1, 1930. Omit children born since
April 1, 1930. |
|
6 |
RELATION
Relationship of this person to the head of the family. |
|
7 |
Home owned or rented |
HOME DATA |
8 |
Value of home if owned, or monthly rental, if rented. |
|
9 |
Radio set |
|
10 |
Does this family live on a farm? |
|
11 |
Sex |
|
12 |
Color or race |
|
13 |
Age
at last birthday |
|
14 |
Marital condition |
|
15 |
Age
at first marriage |
|
16 |
Attended school or college any time since Sept 1,
1929 |
EDUCATION |
17 |
Whether able to read and write |
|
18 |
PERSON |
PLACE OF
BIRTH Place of birth of each person enumerated and of his or her parents. If born in the US, give State or Territory. If of foreign birth, give country in which birthplace is now situated. Distinguish Canada-French from Canada-English and Irish Free State from Northern Ireland. |
19 |
FATHER |
|
20 |
MOTHER |
|
21 |
Language spoken in home before coming to the US |
MOTHER TONGUE (OR NATIVE LANGUAGE) OF FOREIGN BORN |
A |
|
|
B |
||
C |
||
22 |
Year of immigration to the US |
|
23 |
Naturalization |
|
24 |
Whether able to speak English |
|
25
(We combined 25&26) |
OCCUPATION
Trade, profession, or particular kind of work, as spinner, salesman,
riveter, teacher, etc. |
OCCUPATION AND INDUSTRY |
26 |
INDUSTRY
Industry or business, as cotton mill, dry-goods store, shipyard, public
school, etc. |
|
D |
CODE (For office use only. Do not write in the
column) |
|
27 |
Class of worker |
|
28 |
Yes or No |
EMPLOYMENT Whether actively at work yesterday (or the
last regular working day) |
29 |
If not, line number on Unemployment Schedule |
|
30 |
Yes or No |
VETERANS Whether a veteran of US military or naval
services |
31 |
What war or expedition |
|
32 |
Number of farm schedule |
|
Line Numbers (down right side of page) |
The 1930 Wise County, Texas, Census contains 428
pages (census images) in Enumeration District numbers 01 through 19. (The full
Enumeration District citations are actually 249-01 through 249-19, but 249 is
merely the code number for all of Wise County in the 1930 Census.)
Enumeration Districts are labeled with red numbers
Towns of Decatur (1),
Alvord (5), Boyd (12) & Bridgeport (16) are red squares