The NARA Table of Contents to the 1820 Census of Knox County, Ohio

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The NARA Table of Contents to the 1820 Census of Knox County, Ohio

Source: NARA. 1958. Population Schedules of the Fourth Census of the United States, 1820, Roll 88, Ohio. Volume 3. Microcopy No. 33. National Archives Microfilm Publications, Washington, DC. Available on CD as digitized images (without index) from:

Heritage Quest. 2000. Family Quest Archives: Ohio Federal Census 1820: Clark, Coshocton, Gallia, Hocking, Huron, Knox, Lawrence, Meigs, and Monroe Counties. CD M33-88 (HeritageQuest.com).

The NARA Table of Contents for this film would be a joke, if it were funny:

Pike Township . . . . . . 84
Union Township . . . . . 84
Chester Township . . . . 85A
Jackson Township . . . . 86A
Wayne Township . . . . . 89
Morgan Township . . . . . 90A
Morris Township . . . . . 92
Hilliar Township . . . . 94
Clinton Township . . . . 94A
Miller Township . . . . . 95
Bloomfield Township . . . 96
Mount Vernon . . . . . . 97

Because below, page-by-page, are the real contents of this microfilm:
(n.b., surnames were only roughly alphabetized and only in some townships or parts of townships, often with names way out of sequence — so you need to search every part of a township; unnumbered pages are the back sides of numbered pages; missing leader-dots indicates two townships were on one page)

. . . . . Pike, S-V, end, tally
          Union, A-B
84. . . . Union, C-E
. . . . . Union, E-M
84A . . . Pike, H-S
. . . . . Pike, A-H
85. . . . Union, M-R
. . . . . Union, R-S
85A . . . Chester, R-V, end, tally
. . . . . Chester, M-P
86. . . . Union, S-W
. . . . . Union, end, tally
. . . . . Jackson, A
86A . . . Chester, H-L
. . . . . Chester, D-H
87. . . . Jackson, B-D
. . . . . Jackson, D-G
87A . . . Chester, A-D
. . . . . blank
88. . . . Jackson, G-H
. . . . . Jackson, J-M
88A . . . Wayne, end, tally
. . . . . Wayne, W-Z
89. . . . Jackson, M-S
. . . . . Jackson, S-Y
89A . . . Wayne, R-V
. . . . . Wayne, L-R
90. . . . Jackson, random
. . . . . Jackson, end, tally
          Morgan, A-B
90A . . . Wayne, H-L
. . . . . Wayne, B-H
91. . . . Morgan, B-C
. . . . . Morgan, C-D
91A . . . Wayne, B-D
. . . . . Morriss*, W, tally
          Wayne, A-B
92. . . . Morgan, E-J
. . . . . Morgan, J-P
92A . . . Morriss, S-W
. . . . . Morriss, J-S
93. . . . Morgan, P-V
. . . . . Morgan, random
93A . . . Morriss, E-J
. . . . . Morriss, A-E
94. . . . Morgan, end, tally
          Hilliar, A-H
. . . . . Hilliar, H-W
94A . . . Clinton, S-W, end, tally
. . . . . Clinton, M-S
95. . . . Hilliar, end, tally
          Miller, C-M
95A . . . Clinton, H-M
. . . . . Clinton, C-G
96. . . . Miller, end, tally
          Bloomfield, A
96A . . . Clinton, A-C
. . . . . Mount Vernon, end, tally
97. . . . Bloomfield, random
. . . . . Bloomfield, random
97A . . . Mount Vernon, random
. . . . . Mount Vernon, random
98. . . . Bloomfield, end, tally

Or, to place the above in the form of the NARA Table of Contents,
with both side-by-side for comparison:

Pike . . . . . . 84
Union . . . . . 84
Chester . . . . 85A
Jackson . . . . 86A
Wayne . . . . . 89
Morgan . . . . . 90A
Morris . . . . . 92
Hilliar . . . . 94
Clinton . . . . 94A
Miller . . . . . 95
Bloomfield . . . 96
Mount Vernon . . 97 Pike. . . . . . __, 84A
Union . . . . . __, 84, 85, 86
Chester . . . . 85A, 86A, 87A
Jackson . . . . 86, 87, 88, 89, 90
Wayne . . . . . 88A, 89A, 90A, 91A
Morgan . . . . 90, 91, 92, 93, 94
Morriss . . . . 91A, 92A, 93A
Hilliar . . . . 94, 95
Clinton . . . . 94A, 95A, 96A
Miller . . . . 95, 96
Bloomfield . . 96, 97, 98
Mount Vernon . 96A, 97A

*It does say "Morriss" on the census pages although it is now called Morris Twp. Residents in Morriss Twp. were alphabetized by given name, not surname.

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