United States Federal Census Crawford Name Study

Date: 1790 [unknown]
Location: United States
Surnames/tags: Crawford Crawfurd

Crawford Name Study United States Federal Census

This page tracks all United States Federal Census records with the Crawford or known variant surname.

All censuses shown below link to free space pages listing all names found meeting these conditions. Tables should be created to track the actual responses found on the schedules, per the forms used, plus any information about how to find them ^[1]

As profiles are matched to records or created for them, they should be linked directly to those profiles.

US Federal Censuses:

1. 1790 - 306 results
2. 1800 - 388 results
3. 1810 - 620 results
4. 1820 - 1,010 results
5. 1830 - 1,472 results
6. 1840 - 2,305 results
7. 1850 - 17,958 results
8. 1860 - 22,766 results
9. 1870 - 34,412 results
10. 1880 - 43,499 results
11. 1885 (special census mostly completed by western frontier states) - 0 results
12. 1890 - 14 results : ^[2] Mostly unavailable, records destroyed in 1921 fire
13. 1900 - 62,969 results
14. 1910 - 68,658 results
15. 1920 - 75,471 results
16. 1930 - 85,944 results
17. 1940 - 93,676 results
18. 1950 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2022) ^[3]
19. 1960 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2032)^[3]
20. 1970 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2042) ^[3]
21. 1980 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2052) ^[3]
22. 1990 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2062)^[3]
23. 2000 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2072) ^[3]
24. 2010 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2082) ^[3]
25. 2020 not yet released to the public record until 72 years after the census took place (to be released in 2092) ^[3]

Sources

1. ↑ https://wiki.rootsweb.com/wiki/index.php/Category:U.S._Census_and_Voter_Lists
2. ↑ "1890 United States Census". Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1890_United_States_Census#Data_availability November 6, 2020.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7} https://www.census.gov/history/www/genealogy/decennial_census_records/the_72_year_rule_1.html