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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
THE DECENNIAL CENSUS
1915
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1
THE POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1915.
Explanatory Note. - The population figures as given herewith for the
years specified from 1621 to 1755, inclusive, are estimates, the authority
for which is a paper on the “Population of Massachusetts,” by Joseph
B. Felt, published in 1845 in the first volume of the Collections of the
American Statistical Association, and apparently the result of careful
research; the figures in the first column for the years 1637, 1654, 1665,
and 1673 are the aggregates of the estimates given by Felt separately for
those years of the population of the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay
Colonies, respectively; and the figures for the years specified from 1696
to 1755, inclusive, are estimates for the Province of Massachusetts.
Not until 1765 was there a definite census taken, but in that year the
first general enumeration of the population of Massachusetts was under-
taken in accordance with Chapter 275, Resolves of 1763–64, and Chapter
28, Resolves of 1764–65. The population as ascertained by this census is
given in the text of the report of the State Census for 1865 (p. 176) as
238,545, and in the footing of a table (p. 204) as 238,423; while the
report of the State Census of 1895 (Vol. I, p. 216) gives the figure as
239,764, and this is repeated in the State Census Report for 1905 (Vol.
I, p. 902). These varying statements of the population by the Census of
1765 are probably the result of different computations based upon the doc-
ument which had, up to 1905, been accepted as the authority for the
population ascertained by this census, namely, a compilation published in
the "Columbian Centinel" of Boston, August 27, 1822, as transcribed
from a manuscript found by Judge Samuel Dana of Groton among the
papers of a deceased friend. In 1905, however, there was published in
Boston a monograph on "Early Census Taking in Massachusetts," written
by the late Josiah H. Benton, Jr., who had come into possession of another
manuscript copy of the Census of 1765 differing in some respects from the
Centinel copy; and in view of Benton's careful research into the whole
subject and his comparison of contemporary records, the tables given in
his work have been accepted by the writer in making a new compilation
for the State for the Census of 1765, with the resulting total here given.
Various figures have also been published from time to time for the Census
of 1776, but the tables of the State Census Reports since 1865 are con-
sistent in placing the figure in 1776, including negroes and Indians, at
299,811, though the units as given in the manuscript records in the ar-
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chives of the Secretary of the Commonwealth add to a total of 299,065;
the difference is so slight, however, that the former figure, for the sake of
uniformity, is carried in our table. The population figure 357,510 for
1784 is derived from Felt's article, though in a report of the General
Court dated February 14, 1786, the figure is given as 356,542, but our
early public functionaries were not always as accurate in making additions
and subtractions as they might have been. The population figures as
given in our table for the censuses succeeding that of 1784 do not appear,
however, to be subject to dispute on the ground of authenticity or accu-
racy of compilation. The discrepancy which may be noted between the
State and United States Census figures for 1840 and 1850 is, partly at
least, due to the exclusion from the state enumeration in those years of
"paupers and convicts in the State prison."
Estimated Population, 1621-1755.
YEAR
Population of
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Colony
Massachusetts
Bay Colony
51
100
180
Tillos
506
396
8.461
549
1621
1622
1624
1629
1633
1637
1639
1654
1665
1673
1696
1701
1718
1723
1731
1735
1742
1747
1749
1755
2,941
5,310
9,410
7,912
8,592
16,026
23,467
35,644
18,967
28,777
45,054
62,724
70,000
80,000
94,000
120,000
144,308
164,000
192,000
220,000
234,000
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Population as Determined by Census Enumerations, 1765-1915.
YEAR
Population
Authority
Census Day
1765
1776
1784.
1790
1800
1810
1820
1830
1837
1840
1840
1850
1850
1855
1860
1865
1870
1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1900
1905
1910
1915
240,433
299,841
357,510
378,787
422,845
472,040
523,287
610,408
701,331
737,699
719,364
994,514
973,654
1,132,369
1,231,066
1,267,031
1,457,351
1,651,912
1,783,085
1,942,141
2,238,943
2,500,183
2,805,346
3,003,680
3,356,416
3,693,310
Provincial
Provincial
State
United States
United States
United States
United States
United States
State
United States
State
United States
State
State
United States
State
United States
State
United States
State
United States
State
United States
State
United States
State
On or before May 25
March 20
September 1
August 1
August 1
August 1
August 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
June 1
May 1
April 15
April 1
CONTENTS.
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.
PART I. – GENERAL INTRODUCTION AND POPULATION TABLES.
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Purpose and Scope of the Census; Provisions of the Census Act of 1915
Organization and Principal Personnel of the Census of 1915
Preparations for the Enumeration
Publicity
Preparation of Schedules and Forms
Division of the State into Enumeration Districts
Enumeration of Boston by the “Block System”
Selection of the Field Force
The Enumeration: Supervision and Checking of Field Work
Card Punching, Verification, Counting, and Sorting
Special Tabulations
The Aged Dependent Inquiry
Information for the Commission for the Blind
List of Veterans of the Civil War
The Census of Fisheries and Commerce
The Census Finances
Appropriations and Organization of Accounting Division
Field Employees: Rates and Method of Payment
Office Employees: Rates and Method of Payment
Lease of Punching, Verifying, and Counting and Sorting Machines
GENERAL POPULATION TABLES
Population and Legal Voters
Population by Sex
Increase and Decrease --Growth of Urban Population
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.
Population of Various Political or Geographical Sub-divisions.
Living Conditions of the Population
TABLES
Table 1. Population and Legal Voters of Cities (by Wards) and Towns,
arranged by Counties (as returned to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth pursuant to the Provisions of Articles XXI
and XXII of the Amendments to the Constitution and of
Section 7, Chapter 692, Acts of 1914)
Table 2. Population of Cities and Towns, arranged Alphabetically, by
Sex, 1915, compared with 1910 and 1905
Table 3. Population of Cities and Towns, 1915, compared with 1905 and
showing Increase and Decrease, arranged in Order of Size,
1915
Table 4. Population of Cities (by Wards and Precincts) and of Towns
having Precincts, by Precincts, arranged Alphabetically,
by Sex and Number of Families
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3-32
3-7
7-10
11-18
11
11-13
13-15
15, 16
16-18
18–24
24-26
26-28
26
27
27
27, 28
29-32
29
29, 30
30, 31
31, 32
33–179
33
34
34-36
37
37-41
42–133
42-48
49-53
54-58
59-68
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PAGE
69
70-73
74-76
77, 78
79
80, 81
82-86
TABLES ('oncludel.
Table 5. Population of Counties, 1880–1915, arranged Alphabetically
Table 6. Population of Congressional Listricts by Courties, (itics, and
Towns
Table 7. Population of Judicial Listricts by Cities and Towns
Table 8. Population of Fire, Water, and Light Districts, by Towns,
arranged Alphabetically, by Sex and Number of Families
Table 9. Population of Metropolitan Besten at Each Census since 1880
Table 10. Population of Boston by Geographical Sub-divisions, 1790-
1915.
Table 11. Density of Population: Population, Net Land Area in Square
Miles, Population and Families to a Square Mile, and
Habitations to a Square Mile, of the Cities and Towns,
arranged by Counties
Table 12. Population and Families (in Dwelling Houses and in Other
Habitations), Number of Rooms Occupied, Average Fer-
sons to a Family, Rooms to a Family, and Fersons to a
Room in Occupied Dwelling Houses; Presentation for
Cities (by Wards) and Towns, arranged Alphabetically
Table 13. Dwelling Houses and Other Habitations (Occupied, In-
occupied, and under Construction) by Material of which
Constructed, and Population of Cities (by Wards) and
Towns, arranged Alphabetically
Alphabetical List of Unincorporated Villages and Sections of Cities and
Towns Having Distinctive Designations, showing Munici-
pality and County in which situated
Notes, with Statutory Citations, on Annexations, Changes in Boundary
Lines, Place Names, etc., since 1900
The Median Point and Center of Population
87-94
95-133
134-168
169-175
176-179
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Part II. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
183
184-285
EXPLANATORY
TABLE 14. Composition and Characteristics of the Population by Sex,
for the State and for Cities and Towns, arranged Alpha-
betically
(A) The Number of Native and Foreign Born.
(B) The Number of il'hite Persons classified by Native of Native
Parentage, Native of Foreign or Mixed Parentage, and
Foreign Born; the Number of Colored Persons, classified
by Native and Foreign Born; the Number of All Other
Persons (including Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and All
Other), classified by Native and Foreign Born.
(C) The Number and Per Cent of Illiterates 10 years of Age and Orer;
the Number and Per Cent of Vative, Foreign Born, Il'hite,
and Colored Illiterates 10 Years of Age and Over; and the
Total Number of Illiterates 21 Years of Age and Over.
(D) The Number of Persons of l'oting Age (i.e., 21 Years of Age and
Over), classified by Native and Foreign Born.
(E) The Number of Foreign-Born ilhite Vales, classified by Alien,
Naturalized, Unqualified, and Unknown.
(F) The Number of Persons in Each of 21 Specified Age Periods.
CONTENTS.
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TABLE 14 Concluded.
(G) The Number of Persons 14 Years of Age and Over Engaged in
Gainful Occupations as Distributed among the Following
General Classes:
(1) Agriculture, Forestry, and Animal Husbandry.
(2) Extraction of Minerals.
(3) Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries.
(4) Transportation.
(5) Trade.
(6) Public Service (not elsewhere classifed).
(7) Professional Service.
(8) Domestic and Personal Service.
(9) Clerical.
PART III. - NATIVITY, COLOR or RACE, ILLITERACY, POLITICAL CONDITION, AGES,
AND CONJUGAL CONDITION.
EXPLANATORY
288-310
Explanatory Notes
288
Nativity.
289-296
Native and Foreign Born
289
Number of Foreign Born Living in Massachusetts in 1915
289, 290
Increase of the Foreign Born
290-292
Distribution of the Foreign Born
292, 293
Parent Nativity
293-296
Color or Race
296, 297
Illiteracy
297, 298
Political Condition
299-301
Ages
301-306
Persons in the Dependent and Productive Age Groups
306
Persons of School, Militia, and Voting Age
306
Conjugal Condition
307-310
The Age Factor
308-310
Comparison for the 25-Year Period, 1890-1915
310
Tables
311-483
Table 15. Native classified by the New England States and New York,
and Foreign Born by Country of Birth for the State; 1915
in Comparison with 1905, showing Increase or Decrease
in Number and Percentage
311
Table 16. Distribution of Foreign Born by Cities and Towns in which
the Foreign-Born Population of Certain Specified Coun-
tries is represented by 50 or More Persons, arranged
Alphabetically by Countries and by Rank of Cities and
Towns; 1915 in Comparison with 1905
312-323
Table 17. Native, Foreign Born (by Country of Birth) by Sex, and
)
Native by Parent Nativity, by Sex, for the State . 324, 325
Table 18. Native, Foreign Born (for Selected Countries and Sub-divi-
sions) by Sex, and Native by Parent Nativity, hy Sex, for
Places having a Population of 2,500 or More
326-409
Table 19. Native, Foreign Born (for Selected Countries and Sub-divi-
sions), and Native by Parent Nativity, for Towns having
a Population of Less than 2,500.
410-471
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Tables Concluded.
Table 20. Native and Foreign Born by Color or Race and Sex, showing
Native for Each of the New England States and New
York, and Foreign Born by Country of Birth, for the State 472, 473
Table 21. Illiterates in the Population 10 Years of Age and Over by
Native and Foreign Born (Native White by Parent Nativ-
ity and Foreign-Born White by Country of Birth), Color
or Race, and Age Periods (10 and Over but under 21 Years,
and 21 Years and Over, including Age Unknown) by Sex,
for the State
474, 475
"Table 22. Political Condition of Males of Voting Age by Color or Race,
by Native and Foreign Born; Aliens, classified by Length
of Residence in the United States, for the State
476
Table 23. Political Condition of Foreign-Born White Males of Voting
Age for Selected Countries of Birth; 1915 Compared with
1910, for the State
476
Table 24. Political Condition of Foreign-Born White Males of Voting
Age, by Country of Birth; Naturalized, classified by
Qualification for Voting, and Aliens, classified by Length
of Residence in the United States, for the State
477
Table 25. Ages by Native and Foreign Born and Sex, and Native and
Foreign Born by Color or Race, and Sex, for the State 478-481
Table 26. Conjugal Condition of Persons 15 Years of Age and Over, by
Sex, Color, or Race, Age Periods, and Native White by
Parent Nativity, for the State
482, 483
487-504
490,
Part IV. - OCCUPATIONS.
EXPLANATORY
Tercentages of the Population Engaged in Gainful Occupations in 1900,
1905, 1910, and 1915
Comparison, 1910 and 1915, by Industries
General Distribution by Age Periods and Sex
General Distribution by Color or Race and Nativity
Principal Occupations Represented
Males.
Females
Foreign-Born White
Colored
The Day-time Population of Boston
Married Women Engaged in Gainful and Non-Gainful Occupations in
Principal Cities.
TABLES
Table 27. Gainful Occupations of Persons 14 Years of Age and Over,
by Sex, for the State
Table 28. Gainful Occupations of Persons 14 Years of Age and Over, by
Sex, Age Periods, and Color or Race, for the State
Table 29. Gainful Occupations of Foreign-Born White Persons 14 Years
of Age and Over, by Sex, and Country of Birth, for the
State
490
491
491-494
494 497
497-502
497, 498
498, 499
499-501
501, 502
502, 503
>
504
505-631
505-511
512-535
536-631
CONTENTS.
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PART V. - THE CENSUS OF FISHERIES AND COMMERCE AND APPENDICES.
EXPLANATORY
635-643
I. The Sea and Shore Fisheries
635-640
Equipment
635
Product
636-640
Fish
636-638
Whaling
638
Mollusks
638, 639
Crustaceans
640
Persons Engaged in the Fisheries
640
II. Ocean and Coastwise Commerce
640–643
Number and Kind, Gross Tonnage, and Value of Vessels of Five
Tons and Over Built in Massachusetts from January 1,
1900, to December 31, 1917, as Registered in the United
States
642, 643
TABLES (Fisheries and Commerce)
644-674
Table A. Value of Equipment and Product and Number of Persons
Engaged in the Sea and Shore Fisheries, for the State and
for Specified Cities and Towns, 1915 compared with 1905 644-670
Table B. Number and Kind of Boats and Vessels Engaged in Ocean and
Coastwise Commerce in the State, by Port of Entry .
671
Table C. Number, Gross Tonnage, Value of Boats and Vessels, and
Number of Crew Engaged in Ocean and Coastwise Com-
merce, by Port of Entry
672
Table D. Number of Tons of Freight, Number of Passengers, and
Amount Received for Transportation in Ocean and Coast-
wise Commerce, by Port of Entry.
673
Table E. Number, Kind, Gross Tonnage, Value of Boats and Vessels,
and Number of Crew Engaged in Ocean and Coastwise
Commerce, by State or Country in which Registered
674
APPENDICES:
Appendix A. Text of Act to Provide for Taking the Decennial Census
(Chapter 692, Acts of 1914).
677-681
Appendix B. Text of Resolve to Provide for Securing in Connection with
the Decennial Census Certain Information Relative to
Aged and Dependent Persons (Chapter 120, Resolves of
1914)
682
Appendix C. Order of the House of Representatives, Adopted March 24,
1915, Requesting the Opinion of the Justices of the
Supreme Judicial Court Upon the Constitutional Author-
ity of the Legislature to Fix the Census Day
683
Opinion of the Justices
684, 685
Appendix D. Proclamation of the Governor Relative to the Census 686, 687
Appendix E. Facsimiles of the Population Census Schedules
688–691
Appendix F. An Historical Survey of Census Taking in Massachusetts,
including a Sketch of the Various Methods Adopted from
Time to Time since 1780 for Determining and Apportion-
ing the Membership of the House of Representatives and
the Senate and Council
693–749
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PART I
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
AND
POPULATION TABLES
THE DECENNIAL CENSUS OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF THE CENSUS; PROVISIONS OF THE CENSUS
ACT OF 1915.
The primary function of the Decennial Census of the Commonwealth,
taken by the Bureau of Statistics under the general authority of Section 7,
Chapter 371, Acts of 1909, is to determine, as required by Articles XXI
and XXII of the Amendments to the Constitution, the number of legal
voters in each city and town of the Commonwealth and in each ward of
each city, and the number of inhabitants of each city and town. The
object in ascertaining the number of legal voters is to furnish a basis for
the apportionment of representatives and senators in the General Court
for the periods between the taking of the census.
The first census taken under these amendments was in 1857, the
regular decennial series beginning in 1865. As each census period ap-
proaches the Legislature passes an enabling act defining, in more or less
detail, the scope of the census and providing for the necessary expendi-
tures. This legislation, however, has not been limited to the specific re-
quirements of the Constitution, and from 1875 to 1905, inclusive, the
enumerations of population and legal voters as required by the Constitu-
tion were not only elaborated so as to include the gathering of much data
concerning the people themselves (e.g., state and country of birth, parent
nativity, color or race, ages, literacy, conjugal condition, occupations), but
were supplemented by censuses of manufactures, agriculture, fisheries and
commerce, and the collection of information upon numerous other subjects
of public interest. In making provision, however, for the Census of 1915,
the act passed by the Legislature (Chapter 692, Acts of 1914)following
the recommendations of the Director of the Bureau, contemplated a
census much more limited in scope than any of the State censuses since
1875. That is to say, it made no provision for a census of manufactures
or a census of agriculture, such as was formerly taken in conjunction with
I "A census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned
into the office of the secretary of the commonwealth, on or before the last day of June, in the year eighteen hundred
and fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants of each city and town, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-
five, and of every tenth year thereafter. In the census aforesaid, a special enumeration shall be made of the legal
voters: and in each city, said enumeration shall specify the number of such legal voters aforesaid, residing in
each ward of such city."
Prior to the adoption of these amendments there had been numerous more or less complete enumerations of
the population of Massachusetts in addition to those made decennially by the United States under the provisions
of the Federal Constitution.
: For the text of the Census Act see Appendix A.
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the decennial census of population and legal voters required by the Consti-
tution, and certain other subjects of inquiry in former censuses were also
omitted from the scope of the Census of 1915, partly because of the ex-
pense involved and partly because it was felt that this class of information
was obtainable through other official channels.1
The act providing for the Census of 1915 accordingly contemplated
only censuses of population, and of fisheries and commerce, the schedules
of the former to embrace, besides the inquiries necessary to obtain the
information required by the provisions of the Constitution, “such other
questions as may be deemed expedient by the Director of said Bureau
(i.e., the Bureau of Statistics), subject to the approval of the Governor
and Council." The Legislature of 1914, however, passed a resolve
(Chapter 120)2 for securing “in connection with the decennial census
certain information relative to aged and dependent persons” for the in-
formation of the Legislature in considering the subject of old-age pensions,
so-called. Thus the chief functions of the Census of 1915 may be sum-
marized as follows:-
1. To enumerate and determine the population and the number of legal voters
in accordance with the requirements of the Constitution.
2. To collect such additional information relative to the composition of the
population as might be deemed expedient by the Director of the Bureau
of Statistics, subject to the approval of the Governor and Council.
3. To take a census of the fisheries and commerce of the Commonwealth.
4. To make a special investigation of the subject of aged dependents.
The Director of the Bureau of Statistics was also authorized (Section
9) “to cause to be prepared and printed in such detail and with such
analyses as he may deem advisable tabulations of the various classes of
information” gathered in accordance with the Census Act and, further-
more, "to prepare from information obtained in the census such tabula-
“
tions from time to time as may be desired by any individual or organiza-
tion and to charge therefor a reasonable sum based upon the cost of
making the same.” He was also directed to make an enumeration of
any .city, upon petition of the city government, “in such manner as to
show the number of inhabitants and legal voters in each street, square, or
1 The entire cost of the Census of 1905, $478.859.36, was $105,000 in excess of the cost of the Census of 1895. In
preparing for the Census of 1915 it was estimated that were it to be taken upon the same scale and cost proportion-
ately the same as that of ten years earlier, making due allowance for the growth of the Commonwealth in the
decade, it would involve an expenditure of approximately $600,000. But by eliminating entirely censuses of
manufactures, agriculture, and certain other subjects from the scope of the Census of 1915, and by modifying
the schedule of inquiries for the Population Census, thereby materially simplifying the latter, which it seemed
quite possible to do without substantial sacrifice of valuable statistical information, and in the conviction, also.
that appreciable economies could be effected in administrative methods, especially in the field service, it was
believed that $400,000 would cover the legitimate requirements of the Census of 1915, or about $200,000 less than
would have been necessary had it been proposed to follow the scope and method of the preceding census, taking
into consideration the increase in population since, and about $80,000 less than the actual cost of the Census of
1905. This belief was amply justified by the results, the cost of the field work, which was approximately $187,000
in 1905, being reduced to $132,000 in 1915, or 29.4 per cent, notwithstanding the population enumerated increased
in the meantime 23 per cent.
For text of this resolve see Appendix B.
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
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avenue, or in such blocks or squares of the city as may be designated, and
specifying the detail with which it is desired the results thereof shall be
tabulated,” the expense of such tabulations to be assessed upon the city.
The fundamental purpose of the State census, to which all other
considerations are incidental and subordinate, is to comply with the re-
quirements of the Constitution in the matter of determining the num-
ber of legal voters as a basis for the apportionment of representatives
and senators in the Legislature. But while the Constitution requires a
census of “legal voters” to be taken, it nowhere specifically defines the
term, nor is it defined in any statute of the Commonwealth. It accord-
ingly devolves upon the census-taking authority to determine what consti-
tutes a "legal voter,” and this has always been done by giving the most
feasible interpretation to the several qualifications laid down in the Consti-
tution, the possession of which seemed to be intended by that instrument
as conditions prerequisite for the exercise of the franchise. From these
provisions it appears that a legal voter may be defined as a native male 21
years of age or over or a foreign-born male 21 years of age or over who has
been naturalized either by his own act or that of his father, provided such
person, whether native or foreign born has resided in Massachusetts one year
and in the city or town six months and can read and write the English
language and is not a pauper or under guardianship.
The number of legal voters in the State and in each city and town is,
therefore, a matter of deduction, being the number of persons in the entire
population who can respond to these several qualifications. It should be
noted that the term "legal voter” has within this interpretation a tech-
nical meaning quite different from the term “registered voter.” A "legal
voter,” in other words, is a person who is a potential voter, that is, he
possesses the qualifications necessary, under the Constitution, to enable
him to register for voting purposes; but while he may thus be, in a con-
stitutional sense, a legal voter, he can, of course, have no legal right to
exercise the act of voting without conforming to an additional require-
ment imposed by a statute of the Legislature, namely, that of registra-
tion.
It is apparent that in order to ascertain the number of “legal voters
in the Commonwealth in accordance with the definition above given, it is
necessary to obtain certain specific information regarding each individual
in the population which is incidentally of very great value in throwing
light upon the economic and social condition of the people. For example,
since a person must be a male in order to come within the category of
"legal voters," it is first necessary to classify the population by sex, —
and to do this we must ascertain the number of males and females, re-
spectively; again, a male in order to qualify for voting must be 21 years
of age or over, — consequently it is necessary to ask every male person his
age in order that those 21 years of age or over may be separated from
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those under that age; it is necessary, also, that he be a citizen, - conse-
quently we must ascertain his place of birth, and if it appears that he is
foreign born, it becomes further necessary to ascertain whether he has
acquired citizenship by becoming naturalized by his own act or that of his
father; his period of residence in Massachusetts and in the city or town
in which he resides must likewise be ascertained for each male, in order to
determine how many have resided in the State one year and in the city or
town of residence, six months; and since, in order to qualify for the fran-
chise, he must be able to read and write the English language, we must
determine who are able to do this. It is further necessary to ascertain
how many male persons are paupers or under guardianship a pauper
being for the practical purposes of the census, one who from disease, in-
temperance, misfortune, or any other cause has become dependent wholly
or partially upon public charity; and a person under guardianship being
for census purposes, one whom it is necessary to keep under restraint, such
as an inmate of a penal institution, an insane hospital, etc., as well as an
idiot cared for in a private family.
In addition to the information necessary to procure for each male
person of the population, in order to determine his political status under
the Constitution, certain other questions, not specifically required by the
Constitution, are customarily asked at each census for the purpose of se-
curing certain data constantly called for by students of economic and
social questions. Among these are inquiries regarding conjugal condition,
so that we may know what proportion of the population is single, married,
widowed or divorced; questions relating to parent nativity and occupa-
tion; also an inquiry for the purpose of ascertaining the number of totally
blind persons in the community for the benefit of the Massachusetts Com-
mission for the Blind in its work of caring for those afflicted in this
manner. If only the requirements of the Constitution were to govern the
taking of the census, it would be unnecessary to procure any specific in-
formation relating to females; but most of the questions asked for males
are also asked for females, in order that we may have statistical informa-
tion regarding the population, irrespective of sex, for social and economic
purposes.
Aside from the elimination of provisions for collateral censuses of
manufactures, agriculture, and other subjects such as had been included in
the State's former census undertakings, the act under which the Census
of 1915 was taken embodied one radical departure from custom which
had prevailed with respect to each census of population and legal voters
hitherto taken under the requirements of Articles XXI and XXII of the
Amendments to the Constitution. This was in the matter of the census
day, i.e., the day as of which the enumeration was to be made. That day
had uniformly been fixed in the enabling act for each recurring census as
May 1, undoubtedly for the reason that formerly this was the date for the
assessment of taxes and also, perhaps, because the precedent established
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in 1857 and the somewhat awkward phraseology of the constitutional pro-
visions bearing upon the point had created a doubt as to whether the
Legislature had authority to fix any other date. The great increase, how-
ever, in recent years in the number of people who leave their usual place
of abode each year before May 1 for summer residence elsewhere, together
with the fact that subsequent to the Census of 1905 the date of assess-
ment had been set forward by the Legislature to April 1, prompted me to
call attention to the desirability of changing the census day to that date
which, if done, would facilitate a more complete enumeration and at the
same time make it possible to check the enumerators' returns to the assessors'
lists; hence April 1 was fixed as the census day in the Census Act, al-
though the question of the constitutionality of fixing a date other than
May 1 was raised while the bill was pending. But just prior to April 1,
1915, it was wisely deemed to be of the utmost importance, since the
validity of the legislative apportionment to be made in 1916 might prove
to be involved, that all doubt with regard to the point should be decisively
settled by the highest authority in the Commonwealth. Consequently, on
March 24, 1915, the House of Representatives passed an order requiring
the opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court. Their decision
was favorable to proceeding on the date selected, the Court ruling that
“under the Constitutional provision now in force the General Court may
fix the first day of April as the date on which the census may be taken in
any year following 1865." The authority of the Legislature to meet
changing conditions by fixing any day in the calendar year which is the
decennial anniversary of the year 1865 as a date as of which the enumera-
tion required by the Constitution shall be made, would therefore seem to
be no longer open to question.
ORGANIZATION AND PRINCIPAL PERSONNEL OF THE CENSUS OF
1915.
The taking of the Decennial Census of the Commonwealth, as required
by the provisions of Articles XXI and XXII of the Amendments to the
Constitution is a work, which, in magnitude and complexity of detail, has
no analogy in any other branch of the State service, involving as it does
an undertaking in which the field work must be prosecuted rapidly within
a limited space of time by a large force of temporary employees, without
previous experience, who are expected to work for small compensation. It
is necessary, therefore, at each census to transfer to the census staff a
certain number of the regular employees of the Bureau of Statistics who
are experts on this work, for the purpose of perfecting the organization
and carrying the task through to completion, and there were eight such
transfers to the Census of 1915 for a considerable period of the duration
1 House Journals for 1914, June 1, 3, 4, 5.
: For text of the Order of the House and the Opinion of the Court, see Appendix C.
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of the work upon the same in addition to the Director and Deputy
Director). This organization and its principal personnel (not including
special agents and district inspectors) was as follows: -
ADMINISTRATION DIVISION. - Charles F. Gettemy, Director, and William G. Grundy,
Deputy Director, in immediate charge. This division made all the preparations
for the census, the Director devising the schedules, appointing and organizing
the field staff of about 2,000 persons, from among some 4,500 applicants, and the
office staff of 200 employees at its maximum, preparing the examination papers
used as a basis of appointments, the instructions to enumerators and the rules to
be followed in editing schedules, and determining the classifications for the
preparation of data for publication. The immediate duties of the Deputy Director
embraced the laying out and planning of the field and office work of the census,
the preparation of town and city maps, the division of the State into about 2,100
enumeration districts and 43 inspectors' districts, and describing the boundaries
of the same, the preparation of forms and blanks, assisting the Director in pre-
paring instructions to enumerators, the organizing of the field work and collecting
of material, the checking and examining of returns, organizing and planning the
work of examining, coding, punching, verifying, counting, sorting, and tabu-
lating the population schedules and punched cards, from which the census tabu-
lations are made, answering inquiries of the public in regard to census data,
keeping of office records and accounts and the preparation of maps and checking
of the assessors' block system of Boston. He also had general supervision over
the Fisheries and Commerce Census and of special inquiries and tabulations
called for by the Legislature and commissions or departments, in accordance
with the census law, and the preparation of statistical tables and copy for census
publications, as outlined and determined by the Director.
DIVISION OF EXAMINATION OF SCHEDULES, CODING AND HAND COUNT OF POPULA-
TION. – Annie L. Flynn, Chief. This division was organized into seven sections,
each consisting of a group of clerks, segregated in separate rooms as far as possible,
with a clerk in charge. Clerks employed for service in this division were first
given preliminary oral instructions by the Chief of the Division, and then assigned
to one of the several sections, being thereafter under the immediate supervision
of the clerk in charge of the section. The clerks in charge of the several sections
of this division were: Annie L. Flynn (Chief of Division), Mary M. Coakley,
Laura G. Dillingham, Katherine F. Gorman, Gertrude A. Lambert, Helena E.
Reardon, Edith M. von Kamecke. Miss Flynn, Chief of this division, began
her duties in connection with the Census of 1915 on July 1, 1914, working through
the remainder of that year in assisting the Director and Deputy in the making
of the preliminary preparations. Her work during the preliminary period in-
cluded assisting on the verification of boundaries of maps for the enumeration
districts and the assessors' blocks of Boston, preparing various forms and blanks,
etc., rating examination papers for inspectors and enumerators, and supervising
the clerical part of the publicity work (circulars to women's clubs), listing desig-
nations of appointments, making out inventories of material to be shipped to
enumerators, keeping records of oaths, commissions, etc., mailed and received,
mailing post cards, notices, etc., dividing districts where necessary, instructing
special agents, inspectors and enumerators. During the period of editing and
coding, she had under her supervision an aggregate of about 130 clerks, whom
she instructed in editing and coding according to directions as formulated by
the Director and Deputy Director; she personally worked with each individual
clerk on at least one enumeration district in order to test her ability; dictated
correction letters; verified, either by letter or telephone or research work, various
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returns on the schedules which seemed improbable or unknown to clerks, etc.;
supervised the hand count of males and females, the legal voters, the count for
65 years and over, special tabulations, tabulations of dwellings, families, rooms,
and villages, precincts of cities and towns, population by assessors' blocks of
Boston, and aggregation of census reports; and kept various work and efficiency
records.
CARD PUNCHING AND VERIFICATION DIVISION. George A. Gerrish, Chief. The
nature of the work performed in this division is described on page 24. The
specific duties of the Chief of the Division included responsibility for the proper
instruction of the operators of the machines; maintaining discipline; keeping
an attendance record; keeping a record of the districts received for punching and
verifying, that none be omitted or duplicated; keeping a record of the time
consumed in punching and verifying each district, a record of the number of cards
punched or verified by each clerk per month, and the number of errors, partly as
a basis for payments by the bonus system and partly as a basis for cost accounts;
assembling the punched cards into units (a unit being a town or city ward) for
the Counting and Sorting Division. Mr. Gerrish entered the Census Office as a
special agent and was Inspector of Population Enumerators in a Boston district
before being made Chief of Division.
COUNTING AND SORTING DIVISION. — Robert A. Warren, Chief. The work of this
division in the counting and sorting of the punched cards by machines preliminary
to tabulation of the census data is described on page 31. It was the duty of the
Chief of the Division under the direction of the Director and Deputy Director to
draw up all machine report forms so that when the data were taken off, they
would be comparable with former State and Federal censuses; and to prepare
forms and card indices for the keeping of the records of the department. He
also had to determine the priority of the various machine reports and the methods
of sorting, and was custodian of all punched cards. He also did most of the minor
repairing and was responsible for the condition of the machines. The adding
and checking of the machine reports as they had been run on the machines, as
well as the aggregation of the majority of the reports, was under his supervision.
He came into the Census Office as an Inspector in charge of Population Enu-
merators in Waltham.
DIVISION OF FISHERIES AND COMMERCE. Charles Thompson, Chief. This division
was organized to have charge of the special canvass made for the Fisheries and
Commerce Census, and was placed in charge of Mr. Thompson, who had been
connected with the Bureau as a special agent since 1891, having been employed
on censuses in the meantime both as an inspector of population enumerators
and as a special agent on agricultural and fisheries and commerce censuses, and
between censuses as a special agent in the collection of industrial data. He was
transferred from the Bureau staff to the census in the autumn of 1914, being
first engaged on important preparatory work, then as an Inspector of Enumera-
tors in Lawrence, and finally being placed in charge of the Census of Fisheries
and Commerce; and he was also called upon to have charge of editing and
tabulating the information required for the preparation of the list of Civil War
Veterans. On August 31, 1917, Mr. Thompson having been in the employ of
the Bureau 26 years and being a veteran of the Civil War, 75 years
of
retired on his own petition by the Governor in accordance with the provisions
of the Veterans' Retirement Act, so-called.
DIVISION OF AGED DEPENDENT INQUIRY. Roswell F. Phelps, Chief. This division
was organized to have charge of the Special Aged Dependent Inquiry undertaken
in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 120, Resolves of 1914. A large
part of the information in connection with the inquiry was not obtainable through
age, was
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the census, but had to be secured by means of a special canvass and conducted
chiefly by correspondence, though certain basic data were derived from the
census schedules. Mr. Phelps was placed in charge of this inquiry by virtue of
his position as Chief of the Labor Division of the Bureau of Statistics. He had
no direct connection with the regular organization of the census, except to take
the data especially tabulated from the schedules for the purposes of the Aged
Dependent Inquiry and adjust the same to the requirements of the inquiry.
This brought him into close relations with the Census Office and by virtue of
the fact that the additional clerical expense involved by the inquiry was paid
from the census appropriation, he and the clerks working under him were classi-
fied for the time being as a division of the Census Office.
DIVISION OF RESULTS. - William G. Grundy, Chief; Annie L. Flynn and Robert A.
–
Warren, Assistants. This division was organized to have charge of the tabula-
tions of data from the machine reports and the preparation of printer's copy
for the published results of the census.
DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS. — William W. Boardman, Chief. The proper accounting
for the expenses of the census and their classification, so that the cost of the
various branches of the work could be independently ascertained at all times
during the progress of the work and so that a definite basis might be had for
estimating the cost of future censuses, made necessary the creation of a Division
of Accounts. (See “The Census Finances," p. 29.) The Chief of the Division,
Mr. Boardman, was selected from the staff of Examiners of Accounts, attached
to the Municipal Division of the Bureau of Statistics, from which he was trans-
ferred on December 2, 1914, for a period of three years.
The following regular employees of the Bureau of Statistics not
mentioned above were transferred to the Census Office from time to time
for extended periods: -
Charles C. L. Moore, who had been for many years a special agent of the
Bureau of Statistics, with experience on former censuses, was employed as a
field agent in collecting preliminary information for the organization of the
census, then as an Inspector of Population Enumerators, and again as a traveling
special agent in the investigation of numerous questions arising from time to
time in various parts of the State which required the service of some person of
experience in census work to properly adjust. Mr. Moore having attained the
age of 70, was retired from the service on August 21, 1916, under the retirement
act.
Alice S. Gerrish was transferred from the Bureau to the Census Office for a
period of practically a year, being engaged, by virtue of her experience on this
branch of the work in former censuses, in assisting in the laying out and de-
scription of enumeration districts and in taking charge of the designation of
interpreters and in keeping interpreters' records.
Lura E. Carlson, a regular stenographer of the Bureau, by virtue of her general
proficiency and familiarity with census procedure, was transferred to the Census
Office for the period September 1, 1914, to June 1, 1917.
Charles P. Sliney, a special agent in the Labor Division of the Bureau, was
transferred to the Census Office and served from February 1, 1915, to September
1, 1916, being given entire charge of the shipment of schedules and their custody,
a position requiring great aptitude for and appreciation of the importance of
accuracy of detail in the keeping of records, so that in the case of the several
million schedules, segregated into 2,100 parcels which were constantly changing
hands, the location of the same could be told at all times.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE ENUMERATION.
Publicity.
A campaign of publicity is deemed necessary in connection with the
census, in order that the public may be of a receptive mind concerning it
and be prepared to furnish the enumerators with the desired information
when the canvass begins. Somewhat more elaborate preparations were
made and carried out in this respect in connection with the Census of
1915 than had been formerly done. Forty-five thousand copies of a
leaflet embodying the questions to appear on the population schedules,
with a brief statement of the object of the census, were sent to the
membership of the women's clubs throughout the State; and 10,000
copies of a pamphlet entitled, “Why the Census is Taken,” and embody-
ing a brief sketch of the origin and development of census taking, were
sent to various organizations, school teachers, and others in a position to
distribute the same effectively. The Governor of the Commonwealth
issued a proclamation' which was translated into seven languages, copies
being printed in French, German, Italian, Polish, Swedish, Yiddish, and
Portuguese, and these were distributed to churches, libraries, schools, and
other organizations, arrangements being made to have the same read from
the pulpits, and by teachers in the schools; and publication being secured
in foreign language newspapers.
Census Office.
Owing to the fact that adequate office facilities for the census, which
requires at the maximum approximately 200 clerical employees, cannot be
furnished within the State House, it is necessary at each recurring census
period to find suitable quarters elsewhere. For the purposes of the Census
of 1915, accordingly, a former dwelling house was leased at 24 Mt. Vernon
a
Street, in close proximity to the State House, being suitably re-arranged,
equipped with the necessary shelving for the accommodation of some
5,000,000 schedules and 4,000,000 punch cards, so-called, and duly in-
spected for the strain to which the floors would be subjected by the in-
stallation of the machinery to be used in preparing for the tabulations.
Preparation of Schedules and Forms.
The act to provide for taking the Decennial Census of 1915 was ap-
proved by the Governor on June 20, 1914, and on July 7 a resolve making
an initial appropriation of $15,000 for the work was signed. From that
time the task of preparation and organization was prosecuted vigorously
and as rapidly as possible, the specific inquiries to be asked on the popu-
lation schedules, as devised by the Director of the Bureau of Statistics,
being officially approved by the Governor and Council, in accordance with
the provisions of the act, on July 15.
1 See Appendix D.
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The matter of determining the precise form of the schedules was the
subject of considerable preliminary study. The Massachusetts Population
Census has been taken for several decades by means of card schedules;
that is to say, the information obtained for each individual and each
family was entered by the enumerator on a separate card (a supplementary
card schedule being used for obtaining certain special information regard-
ing veterans of the Civil War), the cards for males, females, and families
being of different, distinctive colors (male, blue; female, red; family,
yellow; veterans, white), and this method having been found to lend itself
more conveniently to the office processes of editing, classifying, and tabu-
lating than a schedule, such as is used by the United States, consisting of
a single sheet on which the information for a large number of individuals
is entered, it was again adopted for the Census of 1915. Since it is de-
sirable that the cards be of a size convenient both for carrying in the
enumerator's pocket and for handling in the office, it is necessary to
condense the inquiries, with the spaces provided for the answer to each,
into the smallest possible compass consistent with affording opportunity
for clear and legible entries. The dimensions of the schedules for the Census
of 1915 were, accordingly, 3} by 6% inches."
The next most important form to be prepared is the Enumerator's In-
struction Book, and although the process of taking a census has, from
long experience, become in its general aspects standardized, and the pro-
cedure followed both by the United States and by Massachusetts for the
field canvass is substantially the same, certain variations and modifications
in matters of detail, partly due to changing conditions and partly to im-
proved methods suggested by experience, have always been found neces-
sary at each census, so that a careful, minute revision of the instruction
book must be made in preparing for each new enumeration. This book
for the Census of 1915 consisted of 43 pages of text, together with facsimiles
of the schedules.
A memorandum book, styled the Enumerator's Street Book, is also
found to be necessary for the purpose of checking the enumerator's work
as to completeness of the canvass. In this book the enumerator is in-
structed (1) to make a record of each house, apartment building, or other
dwelling place at which he did not secure on the occasion of his first visit
all the information required to be entered on the population schedules,
thus necessitating a second visit; (2) to account for each closed house or
apartment; (3) to account for each house, public building, business build-
ing, shop or manufacturing establishment, whether consecutively numbered
or not, for which there are no residents to be returned; (4) to account for
each vacant lot or public square which, in the consecutive order of
numbering on any street or avenue, represents house numbers for which no
entries of population can be made; (5) to account for new streets, ave-
nues, etc., for which there are no residents to be returned; also streets,
1 For facsimile of the schedules, see Appendix E.
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avenues, etc., having houses on one side of the thoroughfare only. Thus,
by means of the street book and the population schedules combined, the
enumerator is expected to account for each and every building or space
within the limits of his district, whether inhabited or not, so as to provide
the means for judging as to the thoroughness of his house-to-house canvass
and, in general, the completeness and accuracy with which his work is
performed.
In addition to the preparation of the schedules and the enumerator's
instruction and street books, there also had to be devised for the use of the
enumerators and special agents, and in keeping the various records required
by the clerical and mechanical processes of the office and for tabulating
purposes a total, for the Census of 1915, of some 164 printed forms.
Division of the State into Enumeration Districts.
Of fundamental importance in preparing for the taking of a census is
the division of the State into geographical units, termed enumeration dis-
tricts, and the assignment of each of these districts to a canvasser, styled
an enumerator, whose duty it is to perambulate his district and list or
"enumerate" each person in the population thereof upon schedules fur-
nished him for the purpose, the enumerators in the cities and large towns
being under the immediate direction of inspectors appointed for areas com-
posed of a convenient number of enumeration districts.
The enumeration district is the basic, physical unit of the entire census
from the first field work through the final tabulation, and it is therefore of
the utmost importance that these districts be laid out with great care and
their boundaries be determined with absolute accuracy, not only by lines
drawn on maps, but by written descriptions in language so explicit that
there can be no question as to the precise area included in each of the
several units; and while the same general method of procedure is followed
in this respect at each census, a new division of the State into enumeration
districts must, nevertheless, be made in preparing for each recurring
census, since increasing and shifting population, changes in boundary lines
of political sub-divisions (such as wards, precincts, etc.), the laying out of
new streets, changes in street names, etc., render useless the enumeration
districts as laid out for any one census for the purposes of a subsequent
enumeration.
The fact that it is absolutely essential to a complete and intelligent
enumeration, not only for the guidance of the enumerator in the field,
but to enable the office to properly check his work, makes necessary the
accumulation in advance of a considerable amount of information which
can only be acquired by sending agents over the State. In preparing for
the Census of 1915, this work was performed during the autumn of 1914
the Deputy Director and three agents assigned for the purpose. The
most recent maps were first collected through correspondence from as
many municipalities as could furnish the same, by purchase from map
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makers, and by making photographic copies of topographical survey maps
in the possession of the Harbor and Land Commission. The latter showed
only main highways and even for these no names appeared; they formed,
however, an excellent basis to work upon and were taken by the agents
direct to the local authorities, who were requested to furnish a list of
streets and highways laid out and names which did not show on the maps,
and to indicate where such highways should be drawn; whereupon they
were inserted with pen and ink and the names inked in. This process was
also followed with reference to city maps, including those of quite recent
date, it being particularly important that the names and proper location
of principal thoroughfares which might be bounding lines of wards and
precincts should be brought strictly up to date.
In every census one of the most fruitful causes of confusion is the trans-
gression by enumerators, through carelessness or misreading or misunder-
standing of instructions, of the boundary lines of their districts and their
enumeration of population in adjoining territory to which other enumera-
tors have been assigned, thus creating complications and difficulties almost
without number, which must be rectified in order to avoid duplications in
the count and to insure that each political sub-division has returned for it its
proper population and no more. A greater amount of preliminary work in
the preparation of adequate maps, which had to be made in duplicate and
sometimes in triplicate, was undertaken in preparing for the Census of 1915
than had been done for any previous census, and with results which were
quite justified, since the maps supplied the enumerators throughout the
State for the Census of 1915 were more complete and correct in detail than
at any previous census, and there were, as a consequence, fewer difficulties
in the actual taking of the census because of the transgressing of bound-
aries by enumerators than ever before.
Maps for each of the 353 cities and towns having been obtained and
supplemented with the necessary collateral memoranda by correspond-
ence and field agents, the division of the Commonwealth into enumeration
districts is then undertaken, the bounding lines of the districts being
indicated on city and town maps and determined in accordance with
certain necessary rules and recognized principles of census procedure, a de-
scription of which in some detail may be found on the files of the Bureau.
The area embraced within each district must then be made the subject of
a text description, which for approximately 2,100 districts, and involving
careful comparison of the descriptions with the maps, is slow, tedious,
monotonous work; but there is no single process in the whole organization
of the census of greater importance, since the slightest error in describing
a boundary line is likely, either to leave an area unassigned, with the re-
sult that the population may be omitted from the enumeration, or, by
overlapping, may result in a duplication of the canvass of certain streets
or blocks and create a confusing situation involving delay and expense to
straighten out. The total number of enumeration districts into which
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the Commonwealth was divided for the Census of 1915 was 2,099. This
number iņcluded 104 so-called “institution districts," — the larger public
institutions, and certain private institutions containing a more or less
constrained or permanent population living on the premises, being segre-
gated from the population of the area in which the institution is located
and the superintendent or some person designated by him being appointed
an enumerator therefor; it also included 62 "x" districts, so-called, i.e.,
extra districts resulting from the sub-division of a regular enumeration dis-
trict owing to sickness, death of enumerators, or the necessity of speeding
up the field work.
Enumeration of Boston by the “Block System.”
By Section 3, Chapter 692, Acts of 1914, the Director of the Bureau
was given authority to enumerate the population of any city “in such
manner as to show the number of inhabitants and legal voters in each
street, square, or avenue, or in such blocks or squares of the city as may
be designated.” Boston was the only city which took advantage of this
provision and the City Council on October 26, 1914, — responsive to the
representations of the Chamber of Commerce, the Planning Board, and
others interested in intensive studies of local economic conditions -
passed the following order which was approved by the Mayor on October
28:
Ordered: That, in taking the coming Decennial Census, the Director of the
Bureau of Statistics be hereby requested to make an enumeration of the City
of Boston, giving the number of inhabitants in each of the Assessors' Blocks
established by the Assessors of the City of Boston.
Generally speaking, an assessors' block is a parcel of land bounded by
public thoroughfares or physical boundary lines; and the city of Boston in
1915 was plotted into 4,582 such blocks. The system of designating these
blocks by numbers and letters which has grown up in the Boston assessors'
office over a long period of years is extremely complicated and involved a
great amount of expert clerical work upon original records before maps
and descriptions could be made of each of the 4,582 blocks in order that
the enumerators might be properly instructed to make the canvass of their
respective districts in such a manner that the schedules for these small
units could be segregated and their population reported separately. The
principal purpose served in a tabulation of population for such a small
unit as the assessors' block is to enable studies to be made of the move-
ment of population from one section to another, its decline in the business
areas, increase in residential areas, and also to trace changing real estate
values and social conditions. The assembling of such small units can
also be readily made into various combinations to obtain the population
of any desired area, such as precincts, -- which the City Council may
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establish at will, – judicial districts, postal districts, etc. A return of the
population of Boston by assessors' blocks was filed with the City Clerk
May 17, 1917.
Selection of the Field Force.
By Section 2, Chapter 692, Acts of 1914, authority was given for the
appointment of enumerators, inspectors, and special agents“ in accordance
with such rules and tests as the Director may, with the approval of the
Civil Service Commission, devise for this purpose; provided, however, that
enumerators shall be, so far as practicable, residents of the cities and towns
for which they are appointed.” A form of test was accordingly devised
for determining the qualifications of such appointees, which was approved
by the Civil Service Commission September 29, 1914. This test consisted
of a series of questions accompanied by facsimiles of the population
schedules and a narrative history of an imaginary family such as was
calculated to elicit from applicants for these positions their practical quali-
fications for securing and entering upon the schedules the required infor-
mation in accordance with a pamphlet of instructions prepared and furnished
them in advance.
Candidates for the position of special agent and inspector were exam-
ined at the Census Office on January 12, 1915, 83 participating in the test,
as a result of which 43 appointments were made, the examination being
the same as that to which candidates for enumerators' positions were sub-
sequently subjected, but being supplemented by conferences at which the
agents and inspectors were given verbal instructions by the Director and
Deputy Director and permitted to ask questions as to their duties. The
distinction between special agents and inspectors consisted in the fact that
the latter were appointed with a view to having personal supervision over
the enumerators of a given territory and were required to inspect their
schedules from time to time for the purpose of testing the enumerators'
understanding of their duties and to act, in general, as representatives
of the Census Office in particular territory assigned. Usually inspectors
were appointed only for city districts, although in some cases groups of
towns presenting especially difficult local conditions, or towns immediately
adjacent to a city, were placed under the supervision of an inspector; but
it was not deemed practicable to appoint inspectors for large areas em-
bracing several towns having only one enumerator each, since it would be
impossible for an inspector in such a district to assemble, or keep in
personal touch with, the enumerators; the enumerators in the greater
portion of the State, outside the cities, therefore, were subject only to such
supervision as could be provided directly from the Census Office or by a
visitation from a special agent where peculiar difficulties were encountered.
The special agents were supposed to have a more intimate knowledge of
census procedure than the inspectors and were not assigned to particular
districts, but were kept engaged on special assignments in territory where
GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
17
there were no inspectors, the special agents being, with a few exceptions,
recruited by transfer from the regular force of the Bureau of Statistics or
from persons in the community who had had similar experience in former
censuses.
1
>
Beginning in the autumn of 1914 and continuing practically up to
the date of enumeration, April 1, 1915, the office was constantly in re-
ceipt of applications for enumerators' positions, although every effort was
made to have as many applications as possible filed by the end of January.
There were approximately 2,100 such positions to be filled, for which
there were 8,184 applicants, of whom, however, only 4,567 actually took
the examination. The surplus of not much more than an average of two
to a district, while in some localities it was sufficient to afford a good
margin for selection, was offset by a deficiency in other communities; yet
because of the expense and temporary character of the work, it was not
feasible to shift enumerators to assignments in other communities than
those in which they resided. In all localities in which the applications
were sufficiently numerous to justify the holding of a group examination,
the candidates were so examined, but where such a group examination was
not feasible, the applicants were permitted to take the examination at
home by filling out the blanks and returning them to the Census Office.
Practically every candidate was thus required to submit to a written
examination calculated to test, in some measure, the extent to which he
had familiarized himself with the instructions as a basis for determining
his qualifications for the work. A force of clerks certified from the regular
eligible lists of the Civil Service Commission was employed during Febru-
ary and March in marking and grading the papers.
Appointments were then made upon the basis of the ratings of the
applicants, though in some cases it was necessary to depart from the strict
ranking order of those who had passed the test and, in the interest of as
efficient and economical a canvass as possible, to take into account the age
and sex of the applicant, the language spoken by the population in certain
localities, or other wholly impersonal considerations. This work of desig-
nating enumerators and assignment to districts is one of the most arduous
and difficult of any connected with the census, and for this reason it was
performed personally by the Director with the assistance of the Deputy
Director; it involved consulting the maps and descriptions of each district,
a careful scrutiny of the test papers and application forms showing age,
sex, and nationality of the applicants, and in many cases the office records
of enumerators on former censuses, and in preparing for the Census of 1915
it had to be done almost entirely at night, that is, between 5 P.M. and 12
midnight and often later, over a period of several weeks, for the reason
that the regular office hours during the day were devoted to other equally
imperative duties. One enumerator was appointed in 1915 for each
enumeration district, but in numerous cases when an enumerator had
finished the canvass of his first district, he was appointed for another for
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which no suitable person had been found. The number of separate enu-
meration districts and the total number of enumeratorsemployed on this
census are shown by the following statement:
1,933
Enumeration Districts as originally laid out, exclusive of institutions
Enumeration Districts set off from the original districts after the enumeration
had begun.
62
Total field enumeration districts
Institution districts
1,995
104
Total enumeration districts .
2,099
1,847
.
Number of enumerators, exclusive of institutional, appointed for one
district only
Number of enumerators, exclusive of institutional, assigned to more
than one district (including two enumerators, each of whom
had one regular district and one institution district).
72
1,919
62
Number of institutional enumerators, appointed for one district
only
Number of institutional enumerators appointed for more than one
district
17
79
Total number of enumerators
1,998
THE ENUMERATION: SUPERVISION AND CHECKING OF FIELD
WORK.
As above stated, 43 inspectors were appointed whose duties were to
meet and verbally instruct the enumerators of certain defined areas in their
duties in advance of the enumeration, to check the canvass during its
progress by a limited examination of the schedules, correct misunderstand-
ings or misinterpretations of instructions, supplement faulty work of
enumerators by enumerating omitted population and, in general, act as
intermediaries between the Census Office and the field. Only the cities
and, in certain cases, adjoining towns, and certain groups of towns pre-
senting special problems due to congested or exceptionally cosmopolitan
population, were set off as inspection districts, the largest number of
enumeration districts or enumerators over which any inspector had juris-
diction being 58, and the smallest, 21. These districts, the number of
1 Of the 1,919 individual enumerators of territory outside of institutions, 1,499 were males and 420 females;
1,905 were white, 11 were colored, one was an Indian, one a Chinaman, and one a half-breed; 135 were under 20
years of age, 932 were 20 to 29 years of age, 800 were 30 to 60 years of age, and 52 were over 60 years of age; 1,752
were native and 167 foreign born. Of the native, 1,511 were natives of Massachusetts; of the foreign born 43 were
natives of England, 38 of Canada, 26 of Russia, 25 of Ireland, while 12 other countries were représented by from
one to nine enumerators each. Four hundred and thirty-seven occupations were represented among the enu-
merators.
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19
enumerators under supervision in each case, and the inspector in charge
were as follows:
DISTRICTS
Number of
Enumeration
Districts
Inspectors
No. 1, Boston, Wards 1 and 2:1 Winthrop
No. 2, Boston, Wards 3 and 4; Somerville, Wards 1, 2, and 4 :
No. 3, Boston, Ward 5
No. 4, Boston, Wards 7 and 8
No. 5, Boston, Wards 6, 9, and 10
No. 6, Boston, Wards 12, 13, and 14
No. 7, Boston, Wards 15, 16, and 22
No. 8, Boston, Wards 11, 17, and 18
No. 9, Boston, Wards 19, 20, and 21
No. 10, Boston, Wards 23 and 24
No. 11, Boston, Wards 25 and 26; Brookline
No. 12, Chelsea and Everett
No. 13. Revere, Saugus, and Lynn, Wards 6 and 7
No. 14, Lynn, Wards 1 to 5, inclusive .
No. 15, Melrose and Malden .
No. 16, Waltham and Woburn
No. 17, Cambridge, Wards 1 to 8, inclusive
No. 18, Cambridge, Wards 9, 10, and 11; Arlington and Belmont
No. 19, Newton and Watertown
No. 20, Somerville, Wards 3, 5, 6, and 7; Medford
No. 21, Quincy, Braintree, and Weymouth .
No. 22, Brockton and Whitman
No. 23, Taunton, Attleboro, and North Attieborough
No. 24, Fall River, Wards 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, and 9
No. 25, Fall River, Wards 4, 5, and 6; New Bedford. Wards 1 and 2
No. 26, New Bedford, Wards 3 to 6, inclusive
No. 27, Salem, Peabody, and Marblehead
No. 28, Newburyport, Amesbury, Newbury, Rowley, and Ipswich
No. 29, Gloucester, Rockport, and Beverly.
No. 30, Haverhill and Methuen
No. 31, Lawrence
No. 32, Lowell
No. 33, Fitchburg, Leominster, and Clinton
No. 34, Marlborough, Framingham, Natick, and Milford
No. 35, Worcester, Wards 4 to 8, inclusive
No. 36, Worcester, Wards 1, 2, 3, 9, and 10
No. 37, Springfield, Wards 1, 2, and 3; and Chicopee
No. 38, Springfield, Wards 4 to 8, inclusive; and West Springfield
No. 39, Northampton, Amherst, Easthampton, Greenfield, and
Montague
No. 40, Holyoke, Westfield, and South' Hadley
No. 41, North Adams, Adams, and Pittsfield
No. 42, Islands in Boston Harbor (exclusive of Institutions), tug boats,
and other craft, Boston fishermen, Special District
No. 43, Southbridge, Charlton, Auburn, Oxford, Dudley, Webster,
and Douglas
36
38
43
41
55
47
38
38
31
22
31
35
29
35
36
26
39
23
27
38
32
34
36
42
38
33
30
21
27
33
46
58
37
27
42
41
36
34
William S. Forster.
Frank F. Morse.
Philip Davis.
Frederick W. Ringdahl.
Charles C. Lee.
Thomas F. Dolan.
Bernard L. Gorfinkle.
Albert C. Sawyer.
John A. Sullivan.
Thomas E. Clifford.
George A. Gerrish.
John D. Smith.
Fred J. C. Brady.
Herbert A. Caswell.
Gordon I. Gerry.
Robert A. Warren.
Edwin A. Holmes.
George H. Jennings.
William H. Rand.
John H. Thomas.
Alfred M. Richardson.
Walter H. Gilday.
Dwight M. Miner.
Harry F. Downs.
Henry A. Stone.
Charles E. Hardy.
Frank A. Williams.
Charles I. Somerby.
Elliott Adams.
Frank E. Mahon.
Charles Thompson.
Alexis F. Fecteau.
Timothy J. Cahill.
Charles F. McCarthy.
Timothy F. Larkin.
Frederick W. Hurlburt.
Chester W. Allen.
William H. Trowbridge.
30
42
39
Prof. F. Stuart Chapin.
Michael H. Toomey.
James W. Maher.
Abram H. Nelson.
23
C. Hawley Moore.
· Except the islands in the harbor, which were enumerated by a special agent separately assigned for the
purpose.
The enumerators in the remainder of the State not embraced within the
inspection districts were supervised directly from the Census Office by
correspondence through a system of daily reports, supplemented by visita-
tions of special agents in cases of particular difficulty. During the period
of the enumeration the daily mail of the office is of great magnitude and
must be handled expeditiously. The incoming reports, cards, and letters
are accordingly first sorted by enumeration districts and distributed among
"correspondence clerks," of whom for the Census of 1915 there were seven,
each in charge of approximately 300 districts. Where possible to segregate
inquiries, or where the answer to an inquiry was considered such that all
enumerators should have the benefit of it, form letters were prepared, but
in a majority of cases, the proper answer to the inquiry could be found by
consulting the instruction book and in such cases the original inquiry was
returned to the writer with the phrase "See Paragraph - Instruction
Book” stamped across the face, — there being no time to dictate and have
-
-
,
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1916.
written out a more formal reply. In case the correspondence clerk could
not answer the inquiry, she passed it on to the head of the division, an
experienced expert in census procedure, who, with an assistant, was kept
occupied answering especially troublesome inquiries, many of which required
rulings from the Director. Correspondence pertaining to employment of
interpreters was delivered to the head of the Correspondence Division who
had general charge of this part of the work and kept the necessary records.
Requests for interpreters in districts under the supervision of inspectors
were received directly from the inspectors and all correspondence pertaining
thereto was handled through the inspector; in districts not under super-
vision of inspectors, the arrangements were made by correspondence direct
between the Census Office and the enumerator.
In 62 cases in the Census of 1915, owing to various conditions, such as
a district being found to be too large or an enumerator making too slow
progress, it was found necessary to sub-divide the original enumeration dis-
trict. This required careful and accurate consideration of the work al-
ready performed and a clear understanding of what was necessary to be
done in order to define the boundaries of the extra or "x" district, so-
called. Wherever it was impossible for the originally appointed enumer-
ator to continue with the work, it was necessary to obtain through the
medium of the inspector a list of all of the "back calls” and unenumerated
territory so that the new appointee could be thoroughly instructed and
not duplicate any of the work of enumeration; and then to set off the un-
enumerated territory as a new district. This district had to be described,
a map made for the same, and a description and map of the old territory
modified, so that the work of enumeration in both the "x" district and
that part of the original district remaining would not conflict. All this
work required very close supervision and records, so that the work when
received in this office could be properly handled and checked in order to
determine the fact that the entire original enumeration district had been
properly enumerated.
The schedules from some of the smaller districts begin coming into the
office within a few days after the enumeration begins, but it is usually about
three months before the last returns are made, delays being due to various
causes, — such as failure to find, prior to the census day, competent enu-
merators willing to take the position; inability of enumerators in some
cases, even though appointed by the census day, to begin work imme-
diately or to give all their time continuously to it; sickness, negligence,
etc. Unfortunately, only in extreme cases of clear malicious neglect of
duty, and where there is available material from which to make another
appointment, is it feasible to dismiss an enumerator after he has once
started upon the canvass of his district, since to do so means either an
entire re-canvass of that portion of the district already canvassed for the
a
1 The first district from which returns were received in the Census of 1915 was that consisting of the town of
Mount Washington, which reported April 12; the last to report was a district consisting of a part of the town of
Southbridge, on July 2.
GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
21
a
a
sake of insuring a complete canvass of the entire district, or a careful ex-
planation by the deposed enumerator to his inspector of the condition of
the work at the time it is turned over to the new appointee, - which, if the
original enumerator is being dismissed for disciplinary reasons, is unlikely
to be accomplished satisfactorily. In view, therefore, of the not infrequent
unwillingness of enumerators, after finding that the duties expected of them
are not as simple and easy as they had anticipated, to continue on the
work, even though leaving it may mean forfeiture of pay, and the fact that
the resulting confusion is likely to be more difficult to cope with than slow
progress, the Census Office is confronted with a condition which it is obliged,
by virtue of the peculiar character of the undertaking and the ephemeral
nature of the employment, to tolerate as patiently as possible.
The tardiness of a certain percentage of enumerators, however, in send-
ing in their returns does not interfere with the office organization necessary
for the examination of the schedules, for the returns are invariably re-
ceived more rapidly than the office staff can be trained to handle them,
particularly in view of the census practice in Massachusetts of subjecting
the enumerators' returns to careful checking for the purpose of determining
omissions of population, which necessitate re-canvassing either by the enu-
merator on orders from the office under penalty of having his compensa-
tion withheld, or by special agents assigned for such duty in districts
where it may be apparent that the enumerator cannot be depended upon
to go over the territory again. The Census of 1915 was taken as of April
1; the returns from the last of the 2,099 enumeration districts were re-
ceived July 2; and the supplementary canvassing necessitated by omis-
sions disclosed through re-checking and investigations following complaints
from certain communities, was extended for about three months longer, it
being definitely determined that no further enumeration on account of
alleged omissions could be made after October 15, 1915.
The following extract from a statement prepared for newspaper publi-
cation under date of June 2, 1915, explains the condition with which the
office is called upon to deal at this period of the census procedure: –
In all censuses there are a certain number of persons who are not at home
when the enumerator calls, even when a second or third call is made, and who
are thus likely to be omitted from the count, however faithful the census taker
may be; and in each census the difficulty of procuring the desired information
with respect to certain classes increases, such as persons living in apartments,
"kitchenettes," etc., and the floating population of foreign birth whose place of
abode is constantly changing. This year the latter class has been inclined, in
some instances, to be more suspicious and elusive of the census enumerator
than usual because of the fear, notwithstanding it is groundless, that the informa-
tion sought may in some way be furnished to the foreign nations at war.
Because of these conditions and notwithstanding the enumerators have, on
the whole, rendered conscientious service, every means possible is being utilized
to check up the canvass. Judging by inquiries made for population figures almost
as soon as the returns are made the Census Office, many persons seem to be of
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the impression that the office merely counts the names turned in by the enumera-
tors and should then be able to announce the population of a given city or town;
but the determination of the population is by no means so simple as this.
Enumerators' schedules are subjected to critical examination in comparison
with the maps of their districts and the assessors' lists of polls, - and in Boston
with the police listing of April 1, - to make certain that all blocks and streets
have been duly canvassed and all buildings properly accounted for either by
population being returned for them or a satisfactory explanation made, if no pop-
ulation is returned. This, of course, takes time and necessarily proceeds some-
what more slowly at the outset when the new clerks taken fresh from the Civil
Service lists are acquiring training and experience in the task; and this work,
absolutely essential to make the census as efficient as possible, explains why the
final results cannot usually be announced in any census year until some months
after the actual field work is substantially completed. Moreover, while the
amination of the enumerators' schedules is in progress, thousands of returns are
made by individuals through the mail or are obtained by other means direct
by the Census Office and added to those sent in by the regularly commissioned
enumerators.
X-
To meet these conditions an intensive office organization is necessary,
the ramifications of which it is impossible to describe in completeness of
detail, for the reason that the work is conducted under such high pressure
and each succeeding step in the procedure follows its predecessor so closely
that the duties of the various groups of clerks sometimes change rapidly
and not infrequently overlap. During this period countless letters of
"
inquiry are being sent out to enumerators, or memoranda placed in the
hands of special agents, calling attention to omissions, discrepancies, etc.,
such as street numbers for which assessors' lists show population when the
enumerator has returned none, failure to account for certain house num-
bers, streets on the map of the district for which no population has been
returned, and no adequate explanation made of the omission, etc. The
answers received from these inquiries are recorded on the schedules by blue
pencil (in order to distinguish the added information from that obtained
by the enumerator in the original canvass), and after all changes have been
made, the letters and memoranda are filed by enumeration district numbers
for future reference, the name of the clerk who made the entries on the
schedules, and the date thereof being recorded on the "correction letter,"
so-called. This work requires a trained office force and proceeds somewhat
slowly at the outset until the clerks become familiar with the enumerator's
instruction book and the rules and regulations of the office.?
1 A more complete description of the office procedure with respect to the examination and editing of schedules
for tabulation has, however, been prepared and placed on the files of the Bureau of Statistics.
: In other states taking censuses the enumerators' returns are, I believe, usually accepted as final, but this
has never been the case in Massachusetts, and the supplemental field work after the enumerators had completed
their labors in the Massachusetts Census of 1915 resulted in the addition of upwards of 40,000 to the population
above the aggregate number returned in the first instance by the enumerators. This fact, however, should not be
taken as indicating any exceptional dereliction on the part of enumerators, for while in all censuses to which that
of 1915 was no exception, & certain portion of the enumerators are negligent and lacking in a proper sense of re-
sponsibility in the performance of their duties, the great majority are unquestionably faithful to their trust and
industrious in its performance, and their failure in some cases to make an entirely satisfactory canvass on their
first rounds is quite as likely to be due to conditions and circumstances over which they have no control as to
any fault of their own. - C.F. G.
1
GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
23
In the Census of 1915 after all feasible corrections and re-enumerations
had been made and omissions supplied, a preliminary count of the popula-
tion was taken from the enumerator's voucher and a verified hand-count
made of the family, male, female, and veteran schedules in order to ascer-
tain the amount due the enumerators for services, since payment was by
the rate-per-name method. A second count was then made, care being
taken that each enumeration district was counted by a different clerk from
the one who counted it the first time, and the head of the room compared
the two counts; if they were found to disagree, a third count was made by
another clerk. The two counts that agreed were accepted as the correct
count and the record forwarded to the Auditing Division. These counts,
however, were made only for the purpose of determining the amounts due
enumerators for their services and by no means took account of all the
population actually enumerated, since additional material was being con-
stantly received in the office after the verified count for the payment of
enumerators had been completed. Consequently, a subsequent and abso-
lutely independent hand-count of all the population schedules was necessary
(this being done by districts and the results then assembled and aggre-
gated for cities, towns, counties, and the Commonwealth) to determine the
population of the State (which was thus established as 3,693,310) for the
official report to be made under the law to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth and which was rendered December 23, 1915, the return of the
number of legal voters, as similarly required, being made at the same
time. This count brought out the fact that the enumerators were entitled
to pay for some of the subsequent material.
After the examination, editing, and correction of the schedules, it was
necessary in the Census of 1915 to code those for males and females by
entering certain symbols in the several information spaces on the schedules
as a necessary preliminary to preparing corresponding punch cards, so-called,
by machinery for the counting and sorting process. Preliminary to the actual
coding of the male schedules, however, they were subjected to re-examina-
tion and scrutiny for the purpose of verifying the original editing so far as
entries relating to political condition were concerned, and any errors found
were corrected by the coding clerk, who then proceeded to code the schedules
for political condition only, the coding of the remaining points on the male
schedules being deferred to a later time. This division of the coding of the
male schedules into two parts done at different times instead of completing
the coding for all points on the schedules at one time, thereby necessitating
the handling of the 1,813,713 male schedules twice for the coding process, had
its obvious disadvantages; on the other hand, it seemed necessary for two
important reasons, - first, because the proper coding for political condi-
tion as the basis of the ultimate determination of the number of legal
voters on which representation in the Legislature, under the Constitution,
depends, was of such fundamental importance that it was felt that the
1 House Document 1169 (1916).
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clerks should be required to concentrate their thought upon it to the ex-
clusion of other matters and not be obliged, while coding for political con-
dition, to remember the code symbols and affix them properly for other
inquiries on the schedule which had no bearing on political condition;
second, because the time element was also of vital importance, for it
seemed doubtful whether if it were attempted to completely code the male
schedules at one operation, the legal voter schedules could be segregated,
counted, and the count verified in season to file the return with the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth by January 1. The division of the coding of the
male schedules in the manner described was amply justified by the results:-
The concentration of the attention of the coding clerks upon the inquiries
relating to political condition not only developed expertness and incidentally
made for speed, but notwithstanding the method adopted, it was Decem-
ber 23 before the official return of population and legal voters could be
filed.1
CARD PUNCHING, VERIFICATION, COUNTING AND SORTING.
The sorting of the population card schedules incident to the segregation
of various classes of data recorded thereon and the determination of the
number of persons in each group to be statistically classified had hitherto
always been done by hand in Massachusetts censuses, but the great prog-
ress in the development of mechanical devices for performing these proc-
esses of the tabulating procedure in recent years and their successful use
by the United States Census Office and corporations having large statis-
tical tasks resulted, after very careful consideration, in the decision to
utilize them in compiling the results of the Census of 1915. The product
of the Powers Accounting Machine Company seemed best adapted to this
purpose, and a contract was therefore made in accordance with which the
requisite number of punch, verifying, and counting and sorting machines
were leased for various periods as the work demanded, and with entirely
satisfactory results. A description in detail of the operation of these ma-
chines would be too technical in this connection, it being sufficient to ex-
plain that the data entered on the population schedules which it was pro-
posed to tabulate were transferred to a specially prepared card, called a
“punch card,” by means of perforations made by the “punch machine,"
so-called, the punching of the cards being then subjected to verification by
means of the "verifying machine," and the punched cards finally run
through the "counter and sorter,” which automatically sorted the cards
and segregated them in accordance with the various classes of related
facts to be tabulated, the process greatly facilitating the final preparation
of the tabulations, and making easily possible numerous correlations of
data such as were not feasible under the old hand methods except at great
expense.
1 The coding process including the rules governing the same has been described in detail for the records of
the Bureau of Statistics.
GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
25
The machines were operated by electric power, each being in charge of
an operator who was paid a minimum flat day rate, plus a bonus based
upon actual performance. The Chief of the Punching and Verifying
Division kept records of the work of the punching and verifying of the
cards of each of the enumeration districts, showing the clerks who per-
formed the various processes and the time consumed by each one. This
simultaneously supplied a record of the performance of the machines and,
in conjunction with the record of the verifying machines, which disclosed
any errors made in the punching, - an efficiency record of the punch ma-
chine operators which, in turn, furnished the basis for determining com-
pensation under the bonus system of payment adopted for this branch of
the census work. All errors in punching as disclosed by the verifying
machine were corrected by re-punching. A specimen record over a period
of 13 months for a clerk whose performance represents substantially the
average attainment of the best grade of operators of punch machines is
appended:
MONTH
Average Num-
ber of Cards
Punched per
Hour during
the Month
Per Cent
of Errors per
100 Cards as
Disclosed
by Verifying
Machine
1915
October
November
December.
343.1
365.7
375.0
1.6
1.9
1.5
1916
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
378.0
391.6
426.4
422.9
461.5
474.4
491.3
519.1
531.2
555.9
1.2
1.2
1.5
1.3
1.1
1.0
1.3
0.9
1.1
1.1
Certain operators of these machines developed a much higher standard
of efficiency measured both by speed and accuracy than is above shown.
For example, the highest record made was by a clerk? who, during a period
of 106 hours, 35 minutes, punched a total of 69,661 cards, with an aggre-
gate of 622 errors, or an average number of cards punched per hour of
653.58 (nearly 11 per minute) and an average number of errors of 0.9
per 100 cards. Per contra, one of the lowest records was by a clerk who
punched an average for a certain month of only 68.3 cards per hour, with
a percentage of errors per 100 cards of 2.8, her best record being a
monthly average per hour of 287.9 cards, with a percentage of errors per
100 cards of 1.3; this clerk, after four months' trial on the punch ma-
chines, was transferred to the verifying machines, where her best average
monthly record of cards verified per hour was 288.7.
i See p. 31.
· Miss Etta R. Weinberg.
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The verification process which is intrinsically slower than the punching
ran as follows for a verifying clerk who represented a fair average for the
best grade of such clerks: -
-
MONTH
Average Num-
ber of Cards
Verified per
Hour
1916
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
175.5
224.4
259.2
303 4
333.8
350.7
398.5
412.9
394.4
The highest record on verifying was 45,871 cards verified in 111 hours, 5
minutes, or an average of 412.9 cards per hour.
When the aggregations for the various units had been completed, such
data as it was decided to publish were condensed for this purpose, the
original charts, machine report forms, and aggregation sheets being perma-
nently filed for reference and for use in the compilation of special tabula-
tions from time to time.
SPECIAL TABULATIONS.
The Aged Dependent Inquiry.
Following the count of the male schedules and determination of legal
voters, the natural order of procedure in the compilation of the results of
the Population Census of 1915 had to be interrupted for the purpose of
complying with the provisions of the resolve “To Provide for Securing in
Connection with the Decennial Census Certain Information Relative to
Aged and Dependent Persons” (Chapter 120, Resolves of 1914). This
necessitated a special tabulation of the population 65 years of age and over
and the classification of this special group by nativity and length of resi-
dence in the Commonwealth, and involved the segregation of the schedules
for males and females 65 years of age and over from the total number of
male and female schedules. After counting the schedules and making a
record of the same by enumeration districts, they were sorted into three
classes, — (1) native, born in Massachusetts; (2) native, born in other than
Massachusetts; and (3) foreign born. Each of these classifications had
then to be counted and recorded, and each nativity classification sorted and
counted as to length of residence. The data thus secured from the census
schedules were correlated with certain other information obtained by cor-
respondence, special agents, and from official sources outside the Bureau
of Statistics, and formed the basis of a special report made to the Legisla-
ture under date of December 15, 1916.
a
i See Appendix B.
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Information for the Commission for the Blind.
By the provisions of Section 6 of the Census Act (Chapter 692, Acts of
1914) and of Chapter 385, Acts of 1906, it was necessary to furnish the
Commission for the Blind with certain information regarding blind persons
obtained in the census; and accordingly an inquiry was inserted on the
schedule for the purpose of enabling the desired information to be sup-
plied. This involved, for the Census of 1915, an independent handling of
the 3,693,310 population card schedules for the purpose of ascertaining
which of them represented blind persons and whenever such a schedule was
found, the clerk made a copy of the same, and the copied schedules were
forwarded to the Commission.
List of Veterans of the Civil War.
By the provisions of Chapter 25, Resolves of 1915, the Director of the
Bureau of Statistics was required to transmit to the Department of Mas-
sachusetts, Grand Army of the Republic, 300 copies of "an alphabetical
list by cities and towns of those persons recorded by the Bureau in the
Decennial Census of 1915 as having served in the Army, Navy, or Marine
Corps of the United States during the Civil War.” Whenever, therefore,
an enumerator found a male person who was a veteran of the Civil War,
he, in addition to recording him as such in the space provided on the regu-
lar blue male population schedule, proceeded to obtain certain additional
information on the white veteran's schedule, so-called. These “veteran"
schedules were found to number 15,212, the examination and editing of
which was placed in charge of a regular employee of the Bureau, Mr.
Charles Thompson, who was a veteran of the Civil War familiar with
army and navy designations and with the census procedure and who made
every effort to insure the list of names, addresses and designations being
as complete and accurate as possible, the lists as returned by the enumer-
ators being checked to names on the local assessors' lists of the various
cities and towns of veterans exempt from taxation and also with the
official records of the Grand Army of the Republic.
The Census of Fisheries and Commerce.
Section 8 of the 1915 Census Act provided for the taking of a Census
of the Fisheries and Commerce of the Commonwealth. This was organ-
ized independently of the Population Census, though paid for from the
general census appropriation. The maximum number of special agents em-
ployed on this work at one time was six, and of clerks, four, besides the
chief of the division, a regular employee of the Bureau of Statistics having
training and experience in similar census work who was transferred to the
census organization partly for this purpose, who personally did considerable
field work and who had personal charge of all the preliminary work.
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The schedule used in the Census of 1915 for obtaining Ocean and
Coastwise Fisheries (approved, with the schedules for the Census of Com-
merce, by the Governor and Council February 17, 1915) was prepared
after conference by the chief of the division with prominent persons en-
gaged in the industry both in Gloucester and Boston, for the purpose of
obtaining first hand information as to the proper method of recording the
quantity and value of the catch of fish, so as to eliminate as far as possible
duplication of product through the manufacture of by products. The re-
turns for fisheries on this census pertained only to the quantity and value
of the fish caught, the same being classified for tabulation by the following
order: (1) Fish, (2) Mollusks, and (3) Crustaceans.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce and large shipping concerns were
interviewed prior to the preparation of the Commerce schedule and before
the same was finally accepted by the office, a rough draft was personally
submitted to leading concerns for their approval. The returns on com-
merce embrace the quantity of freight, the number of passengers, and the
amount for all transportation entering or leaving the ports of the Com-
monwealth.
The canvasses for the Fisheries and for Commerce were made, so far as
practicable, simultaneously. Special agents visited the several Custom
Houses in the Commonwealth, first to ascertain the names of all vessels
registered which were owned or controlled by Massachusetts residents
specifically engaged in Fisheries, and those engaged in Commerce, — both
Coastwise and Ocean. These records gave the name of the vessel, the
owner's name and address, the captain's name and address, and several
other means of identifying the vessel, and also the name of the port from
which and to which the vessel sailed, - information necessary as a basis
for the correction of the schedules by special agents and also, so that
duplications might be eliminated, a check list on the vessels engaged and
the various trips made during the census year (i.e., the year ending Decem-
ber 31, 1914). But in addition to the information for the larger registered
vessels, it was necessary to procure data for boats of smaller tonnage than
those required under the law to register, by personal visits to their re-
spective owners. For certain classes of large vessels engaged in coastwise
fishing information also had to be obtained from fishermen, whose names
were obtained from the records of local authorities with which fishermen
engaged in catching shell fish must register for the purpose of obtaining a
permit to fish.
Upon the receipt of the schedules in the office they were carefully
scrutinized and edited, all omissions and corrections being made by
personal visits or correspondence with the individuals or firms supplying
the information, and after proper editing, were tabulated.
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THE CENSUS FINANCES.
Appropriations and Organization of Accounting Division.
By the terms of the Census Act (Section 11), the Director of the Bureau
of Statistics was authorized to expend a sum not exceeding $400,000 in
carrying out its provisions, exclusive of the cost of paper. Of this amount
$15,000 was made available by appropriation during the year ending
November 30, 1914, the first expenses being incurred as of July 1 in that
year; $250,000 was appropriated in 1915; $70,000 in 1916; $50,000 in
1917; and the final $15,000 in 1918. To take charge of the accounts,
make records of all financial transactions, prepare pay-rolls, and make
purchases of supplies, etc., an Accounting Division was organized, of
which an experienced accountant, transferred from the staff of Examiners
of Accounts of the Municipal Division of the Bureau, was made Chief.
A time-book was kept of all office employees, numbering at the maximum
200, the monthly pay-roll being made up from the same after checking the
record in the time-book to the time reports rendered daily and required
from all employees. All requisitions for supplies had to be 0.K.'d by
the Accounting Division and the amount of supplies charged off to the
particular branch of the work upon which they were used, so that upon
the completion of the census a statement of functional costs could readily
be prepared. Individual card ledger accounts were kept for the 2,099
enumeration districts showing in detail the compensation and expenses for
each district, also records of the compensation and expenses of approxi-
mately 63 special agents and inspectors. A careful record of the cost,
not only by enumeration district units, but of each branch of the work
was kept, the information being currently available at all times. This
division required the services of from 4 to 14 clerks, being at its maxi-
mum during the period when enumerators' accounts were being settled.
Field Employees: Rates and Method of Payment.
By the provisions of Section 2 of the Census Act, the Director of the
Bureau was authorized to pay enumerators, interpreters, inspectors, and
special agents "such rates of compensation as may be fixed by him, sub-
ject to the approval of the Governor and Council, except that in extreme
emergencies or in districts in which suitable enumerators and interpreters
cannot be obtained at the rate of compensation fixed as aforesaid, the
Director may fix a rate which, in his judgment, is reasonable under the
circumstances”; it was further provided by Section 3 that “no allowance
shall be made to any enumerator or interpreter for traveling or other ex-
penses in addition to the fixed rate of pay, except in extreme cases, when
in the opinion of said Director such extra allowance would secure economy
in the enumeration."
On December 16, 1914, the Governor and Council approved, as sub-
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mitted by the Director, a rate for inspectors and special agents of not to
exceed $5 a day, and a schedule for enumerators divided into classes com-
posed of groups of cities and towns based upon density of population and
other local conditions which it appeared necessary to take into account as
determining factors. The maximum of $5 allowed by the Council for the
payment of special agents and inspectors was, however, not availed of
except in five instances for a brief period, a flat rate of $4 a day being
fixed by the Director as a standard rate for this class of service, though in
a few instances lower rates were paid. The rates submitted to and ap-
proved by the Council for enumeration districts ranged from 21 cents to
11 cents per name for each person enumerated, one cent for each family
schedule returned, and one cent for each veteran's schedule returned. The
standard rate for interpreters was fixed at 30 cents per hour, which it was
necessary in but a few cases to exceed. These rates for enumerators were
adhered to for 1,991 districts out of a total of 2,099, but in order to obtain
suitable enumerators in certain cases, it was necessary to take advantage
of the clause in the act which permitted the Director, in emergencies, to
fix a rate which, in his judgment, might be reasonable under the circum-
stances, and accordingly in 108 instances the original rate was increased.
In fixing rates of pay of enumerators allowance was made for the necessity
imposed upon them in many rural districts to hire conveyances or to pay
car fares, and in order to avoid the immense amount of detail and expense
which would have been involved in auditing expenditures for these items,
the enumerators were required, as a rule (to which exceptions were made
in certain cases), to pay such expenses and their rates were adjusted so as
to permit a fair net compensation. The largest single item of expense in
the taking of any census is for compensation of enumerators, which in the
Massachusetts State censuses has always, prior to 1915, been by the per
diem method, a uniform rate of $3 a day being paid in 1905, when the ag-
gregate amount paid to enumerators was about $160,000. In 1915 the
method of piece payment, or a certain rate per card schedule returned,
was adopted for the first time in a State census, with a resulting aggregate
cost on account of this item of but a little more than $107,000 (including
traveling expenses), or a saving of over $50,000 from the cost in 1905.
Office Employees: Rates and Method of Payment.
The Census Act (Section 2) provided that the compensation of clerks,
stenographers, and other employees should be determined "in the same
manner as that of the regular employees of the Bureau of Statistics”;
that is, by the Director, except as the same might be subject to the classi-
fication and grading act, so-called. The latter not being applicable to
temporary employees, and since the census was a temporary undertaking,
notwithstanding its prospective continuance over a period of more than
three years and also because the length of service of individual employees
could not be determined in advance, it was decided to classify all em-
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ployees (except a few transferred from the Bureau who were trained ex-
perts in census procedure) as temporary. The compensation of all clerks
thus employed was fixed at the beginning of their service at the uniform
rate of $1.50 a day, with the understanding that as individuals acquired
proficiency and experience, the rate would be increased from time to time,
and this was done in most cases when the clerk remained in the service
for several months, to $1.65 a day; in certain other cases to $1.75 and $2
a day; and in rarer cases where supervisory duties or exceptional expert-
ness was involved, to $2.25 or $2.50 a day. Certain exceptions were made
with respect to machine operators because of the peculiarly exacting and
physically fatiguing character of their work, though these employees were
obtained for the most part from the regular Civil Service clerical list.
These established rates of office employees were augmented by overtime
payments at the regular rates, this being especially authorized by the
Census Act, for the reason that a great amount of continuous overtime is
unfortunately necessary in every census by virtue of the immense volume
of work which must be performed within a limited time. No overtime
work was necessary for the operators of punching and verifying machines,
but it was found desirable to standardize this work, in view of the fact
that with respect to the same, unlike purely clerical work, actual perform-
ance could be measured definitely and recorded. Hence, in order to insure a
certain uniformity in progress and just compensation for work performed,
a bonus system was put into effect as follows: —
-
of errors,
Punching Machine Operators:-
Four hundred cards and over punched per hour with not over 1.5 per cent Per Day
rate
$2.00
Three hundred but less than 400 cards per hour, with not over 1.5 per cent
of errors, rate
1.75
Two hundred but less than 300 cards per hour, with not over 1.5 per cent
of errors, rate
1.65
Verifying Machine Operators: -
Three hundred cards and over verified per hour, rate
2.00
Two hundred and fifty but less than 300 cards per hour, rate
1.75
Two hundred but less than 250 cards per hour, rate
1.65
.
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Lease of Punching, Verifying, and Counting and Sorting Machines.
For the purpose of reducing the data as returned on the population
schedules to proper form for tabulation, the Standard Commercial Punch-
ing Machines of the Powers Accounting Machine Company were leased at
the rate of $10 per month, and the verifying machines at $10 per month,
the same being equipped with a device to manipulate the enumeration
schedules, and the Standard Counting and Sorting Machines at the rate of
$35 per month, equipped with twelve four ring box counters, one five ring
sub-total counter, and one five ring grand total counter, with sorting
racks. A special card printed to conform to the desired information to be
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obtained from the schedules had also to be obtained from the Powers Com-
pany for use with the machines, the 2,000,000 blue cards (male) and the
2,100,000 red cards (female) costing at the rate of $1.05 per thousand.
The company, under the contract, opened a branch office in Boston and
furnished without charge instruction in the operation of the machines and
a certain amount of care by their own mechanics.
CONCLUSION.
The results of the Census of 1915 are not published in this volume in
as great detail as has been done in former censuses, partly because of the
expense and delay which would have been involved in so doing, and
partly because it is believed that the census can be made to serve the
practical purpose of investigators of social conditions who may require
tabulations in considerable detail for particular localities or special corre-
lations for intensive studies, by making the same available on the files of
the office, and by retaining the original work sheets of material for the
tabulation of which there is no immediate general demand. Nor have
elaborate analytical studies of census data, such as would have materially
postponed the making of the general results available to the public, been
attempted in conjunction with the publication of the regular census re-
port.
The census in its completed form is the result of the combined labor of
many hundreds of field and office employees, all of which is exacting and
much of it andertaken and carried through under great physical strain,
and while it is not possible to mention here all those members of the staff
who have performed especially meritorious service, I desire to express my
particular obligations in this connection to Mr. William G. Grundy, the
very efficient deputy director of the Bureau of Statistics, and to Miss
Annie L. Flynn, whose intimate knowledge of census procedure, born of
long experience, have rendered their services in the organization and com-
pletion of the Census of 1915 invaluable.
CHARLES F. GETTEMY,
Director, Bureau of Statistics.
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, March 14, 1918.
GENERAL POPULATION TABLES.
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GENERAL POPULATION TABLES.
In this part of the presentation of the results of the Decennial Census
of 1915, the population of the cities and towns of the Commonwealth is
shown by various political and other sub-divisions.
Population and Legal Voters.
TABLE 1 presents both the population of the State, shown to be
3,693,310, and the number of legal voters, aggregating 775,889, of cities
(by wards) and towns, arranged by counties, as returned to the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, pursuant to the provisions of Articles XXI and
XXII of the amendments to the Constitution and of Section 7, Chapter
692, Acts of 1914.
The population and number of legal voters enumerated at each State
census since the adoption of the census amendments to the Constitution
in 1857, with the increase during each census period, are given below:
INCREASE AS
COMPARED WITH PRE-
VIOUS Census
INCREASE AS
COMPARED WITH PRE-
VIOUS CENSUS
CENSUS YEAR
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
Number
Per Cent
Number
Per Cent
1857
1865
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,267,031
1,651,912
1,942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
384,881
290,229
558,042
503,497
689,630
30.4
17.6
28.7
20.1
23.0
210,716
246,182
351,113
442,616
560,802
674,174
775,889
35,466
104,931
91,503
118,186
113,372
101,715
16.8
42.6
26.1
26.7
20.2
15.1
It thus appears that during the half-century which elapsed between
1865 and 1915, the population of the Commonwealth nearly trebled,
increasing by 191.5 per cent, while the number of legal voters increased
during the same period by 215.2 per cent. It is of interest to note that
between 1905 and 1915, there was a very marked drop, amounting to
5 per cent in the rate of increase of legal voters from the preceding
decade, notwithstanding a slight increase in the rate of population
growth. But one need not look far to discover the cause of this fact;
it may obviously be accounted for, -- first, by the enormous increase in
immigration between 1905 and 1915 over the decade 1895–1905 of peoples
largely from the Levant, Western Asia, and countries of Europe who
have not taken as readily to American citizenship as did the immigrants
of former generations from Western and Northern Europe; and second, to
a less degree, by the outbreak of the European War, which, between
August 1, 1914, and the date of the census, April 1, 1915, probably
attracted naturalized citizens and their sons, to some extent, to emigrate
for enlistment.
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Population by Sex.
TABLE 2 shows the population of each city and town of the Com-
monwealth, classified by sex, for 1915 compared with 1910 and 1905,
the totals and percentage of increase being as follows:
INCREASE
INCREASE
INCREASE
YEAR
Total
Popula-
tion
Males
Females
Num-
ber
Per
Cent
Num-
ber
Per
Cent
Num-
ber
Per
Cent
1905
1910
1915
3,003,680
3,366,416
3,693,310
362,736
326,894
12.1
9.7
1,461,589
1,655,248
1,813,713
193,659
158,465
13.2
9.6
1,542,091
1,711,168
1,879,597
169,077
168,429
11.0
9.8
Increase and Decrease — Growth of Urban Population.
TABLE 3 shows the increase or decrease in population of the cities
and towns between the last preceding State Census of 1905 and the
Census of 1915, both in number and percentage, the arrangement being
in order of population rank by the Census of 1915. Segregating the
population as shown by these tables so as to show the same by size
groups, and presenting comparatively the corresponding population for
each group for 5, 10, 25, 40, and 50-year periods, we have the following
presentation:
PLACES OF —
1915
1910
1905
1890
1875
1865
1,462,266
39.6
1,146,999
34.1
829,277
27.6
448,477
20.0
341,919
20.7
192,318
15.2
1,858,286
50.3
1,699,649
50.5
1,385,866
46.1
810,981
36.2
341,919
20.7
192,318
15.2
2,398,489
64.9
2,074,455
61.6
1,735,192
57.8
1,078,269
48.2
632,671
38.3
253,363
20.0
(1) 100,000 or over
Per cent of total.
50,000 or over
Per cent of total
30,000 or over
Per cent of total
10,000 or over
Per cent of total
5,000 or over
Per cent of total
2,500 or over
Per cent of total
2,937,267
79.5
2,606,380
77.4
2,255,142
75.1
1,478,806
66.0
910,171
55.1
539,647
42.6
3,300,208
89.4
2,949,211
87.6
2,574,809
85.7
1,728,856
77.2
1,111,891
67.3
749,797
59.2
3,476,484
94.1
3,125,367
92.8
2,766,293
92.1
2,003,854
89.5
1,382,832
83.7
989,369
78.1
(2) 50,000 but under 100,000
Per cent of total
396,020
10.7
552,650
16.4
556,589
18.5
362,504
16.2
61,045
540,203
14.6
374,806
11.1
349,326
11.6
267,288
11.9
290,752
17.6
4.8
(3) 30,000 but under 50,000
Per cent of total
(4) 10,000 but under 30,000
Per cent of total
538,778
14.6
531,925
15.8
519,950
17.3
400,537
17.9
277,500
16.8
286,284
22.6
(5) 5,000 but under 10,000
Per cent of total
362,941
9.8
342,831
10.2
319.667
10.6
250,050
11.2
201,720
12.2
210,150
16.6
(6) 2,500 but under 5,000
Per cent of total
176,276
4.8
176,156
5.2
191,484
6.4
274,998
12.3
270,941
16.4
239,572
18.9
216.826
5.9
241,019
7.2
237,387
7.9
235,089
10.5
269.080
16.3
277,662
21.9
(7) Under 2,500
Per cent of total
Total population of State
3,693,310
3,366,416
3,003,680
2,238,943
1,651,912
1,267,031
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a
The attempt is frequently made to divide the population more or
less rigidly into two great classes based upon the degree of congestion
which may characterize the living conditions of the people, and to meas-
ure the same with a statistical yard stick with a view to showing the
actual number and proportion of persons living under what are eu-
phoniously termed “urban” and “rural” conditions. That this cannot
be done through the use of population totals only, owing to the fact
that urban and rural conditions are frequently found to exist side by side
in the same community, is very often overlooked. There are, for ex-
ample, numerous communities in Massachusetts, as every one familiar
with the geographical characteristics of our cities and towns well knows,
in which the mere aggregate population can by no means be accepted as
indicating the presence of congested conditions, with the evils usually
assumed to be incident thereto, nor does it follow that congestion is
absent from communities arbitrarily classified as rural, simply because
they have a population below a certain number.
All that such a table as is here given can be accepted as showing,
therefore, is the actual and relative number of persons living in places
above a certain specified population size at each census; and without
undertaking to draw further deductions from the presentation, it is,
of course, significant to note that whereas 50 years ago, only a little
more than 15 per cent of the total population of Massachusetts was to
be found in communities of 100,000 or over, 39.6 per cent are now living
in places of this size; and that while the relative proportion of those
living in communities of 100,000 or over, respectively, remained substan-
tially unchanged during the 15-year period between 1875 and 1890, there
has been a steady increase during the 25-year period since 1890, in the
tendency of places of 100,000 or over, to increase at the expense of smaller
communities. It is correspondingly of interest to note that whereas
nearly 22 per cent, or more than one-fifth of the total population of the
State, were, in 1865, living in communities having a population of less
than 2,500, somewhat less than 6 per cent of the total population in
1915 was found in these smaller communities. That the drift of popu-
lation away from the small communities has been, moreover, — viewing
the same for the 50-year period, — to the largest population group
rather than to intermediary groups, would seem to be indicated by the
second section of the above table, it being observed that the percentage
of the total population classified as Group 1, with a very slight ap-
parent decrease between 1875 and 1890, shows a practically continuous
and substantial increase between 1865 and 1915, whereas Groups 4, 5,
and 6 (with the exception of a slight apparent increase in Group 4 between
1875 and 1890), have been steadily growing proportionately smaller, and
Group 3, which shows a large accelerated growth between 1865 and 1875,
has declined in its proportion to the total since the census of the latter
year.
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All of the cities in the State show an increase in population in 1915 over
1905, except Salem, Gloucester, and North Adams, but Gloucester and
North Adams increased slightly in population between the United States
Census of 1910 and the State Census of 1915. The population of Salem
increased from 37,627 in 1905 to 43,697 in 1910, the large falling-off noted
for 1915 being due to an entirely abnormal circumstance having no bearing
upon natural conditions which determine population, namely, the disastrous
conflagration which wiped out a large portion of the city, June 25, 1914.
Of the 318 towns, 89 show a decrease in population since the State
Census of 1905, but as compared with the United States Census of 1910,
there were 70 which showed a decrease.
The total population of the 35 cities of the Commonwealth on April 1,
1915, was 2,563,634, an increase of 499,438, or 24.2 per cent, over the total
population for the same places in 1905, and 217,804, or 9.3 per cent in 1910.
The total of the population for the 318 towns (exclusive for 1905
and 1910 of Hyde Park, Attleboro, and Revere) of the Commonwealth
on April 1, 1915, was 1,129,676, an increase of 190,192, or 20.2 per cent,
over the total population for the same places in 1905, and 109,090, or
10.7 per cent in 1910.
Brookline, with a population of 33,490, remains the largest town in
the Commonwealth, exceeding in population each of 13 cities (Medford,
Waltham, Chicopee, Revere, Gloucester, Beverly, North Adams, North-
ampton, Attleboro, Melrose, Woburn, Newburyport, and Marlborough);
Peabody, the next largest town, exceeds in population each of five cities
(Attleboro, Melrose, Woburn, Newburyport, and Marlborough); the towns
of Westfield and Leominster are each larger than Melrose, Woburn,
Newburyport, and Marlborough; Watertown is larger than the cities of
Woburn, Newburyport, and Marlborough; and Gardner and Framing-
ham are each larger than Newburyport and Marlborough. The town of
New Ashford in Berkshire County continues the smallest town of the
Commonwealth, with a population of 92.
There were 40 towns having less than 500 population on April 1, 1915;
in 1910 there were 39 towns in this class; in 1905 there were 36; and in
1900 there were 37.
The largest city in the Commonwealth, Boston, having a population
of 745,439, remains in a class by itself, no other city approaching it. The
second city in the Commonwealth is Worcester, with a population of
162,697. There were in 1915 seven cities having a population of more
than 100,000, namely, Boston, Worcester, Fall River, New Bedford, Cam-
bridge, Lowell, and Springfield, Cambridge and Lowell having passed the
100,000 mark during the past decade, and New Bedford and Springfield
having passed into the 100,000 group since 1910. The aggregate popula-
tion of the seven cities having over 100,000 in 1915 was 1,462,266, or
39.6 per cent of the total population of the State. The population of
Boston alone was 20.2 per cent of the total, as compared with 19.9 per
cent in 1910 and 19.8 per cent in 1905.
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Population of Various Political or Geographical Sub-divisions.
TABLES 4 to 10, inclusive, are self-explanatory and require no analysis.
They are presentations respectively of the population by sex and number
of families for cities and towns, having wards and precincts (Table 4);
the population of counties (Table 5); the population of congressional
districts (Table 6); the population of judicial districts (Table 7); the
population of fire, water, and light districts (Table 8); the population of
Metropolitan Boston (Table 9); and the population of Boston by geo-
graphical sub-divisions (Table 10).
Living Conditions of the Population.
TABLES 11, 12, and 13 reflect the living conditions of the population
expressed in various terms of density and kinds of dwellings. For the first
time in any Massachusetts census, it is possible to make a presentation
(TABLE 11) showing density of population on the basis of net land area
in square miles, the number of families to a square mile, and the number
of habitations to a square mile for each city and town, arranged by coun-
ties. The net land area of Massachusetts is 7,876.3 square miles 1 and
the population to a square mile in 1915 was 468.9; accepting the same
number of square miles as the area of the State for former census-taking
periods, the increasing density of population during the past quarter-century
is shown by the following table:
1
Population
YEAR
Total
Population
to &
Per Cent
of Increase in
Population
Square Mile
1890
1895
1900
1905
1910
1915
2,238,943
2,500,183
2,805,346
3,003,680
3,366,416
3,693,310
284.3
317.4
356.2
381.4
427.4
468.9
11.7
12.2
7.1
12.1
9.7
Increase for the period
1,454,367
184.7
65.0
1 The net land areas accepted for the purpose of computing density of population as presented in this volume
were as determined for this office by Mr. Henry B. Wood, Assistant Engineer of the State Commission on Water-
ways and Public Lands. The method adopted was as follows:
In computing the “net land areas" of the various cities and towns of the State, the "gross areas," or areas
within the city and town boundary lines as published by the Harbor and Land Commissioners (Boston excepted)
in their 37th annual report for the year 1915, were used. From each of these values the water areas of rivers, lakes
and great ponds within the exterior boundary lines were deducted. Areas of rivers were measured from the best
obtainable plans on file in this office, made from actual survey, using also, in some cases, various plans on file in
other State departments. Plans of lakes and great ponds were measured from surveyors' large scale plans where
obtainable, many being furnished by various city and town officials. Some, notably water supply reservoirs, were
obtained from information on file with the State Department of Health or from local engineers. All other ponds
were measured as shown on the original plane table sheets of the State topographical map, scale 1: 30,000, or
four times the area of the State maps themselves. Ponds crossed by town lines were divided in the proper pro-
portions. Brooks and small ponds were not considered, except in a very few scattering instances, where popu-
lation was very small. In the case of cities and towns along the coast, basic gross areas are taken to high-water
line only, and in tidal streams to the first bridge from the mouth of the same.
The sum of the areas as thus determined for the several cities and towns, viz., 7,876.2528 square miles, was
then taken as the area of the State. This figure differs from that used by the United States Census Office, which
gives the land area of Massachusetts as 8,039 square miles, according to which the population per square mile
by the Census of 1915 would be 459.4 instead of 468.9, the figure resulting from using 7,876.3, which we have
adopted, as the divisor. The discrepancy in the square-mile area figures for Massachusetts adopted by the
United States Cengus and by this office is due to the use of different maps not drawn on the same scale rather
than to a difference in method of computing.
1
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1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Thus it appears that during the quarter-century 1890–1915 the popula-
tion of Massachusetts has increased 65 per cent, and since the area has
remained the same, the number of persons per square mile of area shows
a similar increase. By the same method, i.e., using the areas of the cities
as established for 1915 by the presentation of Table 11 the population to
a square mile for 1890, 1905, and 1915, and the percentage of increase or
decrease in density of population for the several cities for the 10-year period
1905–1915 and the 25-year period 1890–1915 is shown in the following table,
the arrangement being in order of size by the Census of 1915:
1915
1905
1890
PER CENT OF
INCREASE (+) OR
DECREASE (-)
IN DENSITY
CITIES
10-YEAR
PERIOD
25-YEAR
PERIOD
Total
Popula-
tion
Popula-
tion to
a Square
Mile
Total
Popula-
tion
Popula-
tion to
a Square
Mile
Total
Popula-
tion
Popula-
tion to
a Square
Mile
1905-1915 1890-1915
BOSTON
WORCESTER
FALL RIVER
NEW BEDFORD
CAMBRIDGE
LOWELL
SPRINGFIELD
LYNN
LAWRENCE
SOMERVILLE
BROCKTON
HOLYOKD.
HAVERHILL
MALDEN
CHELSEA
NEWTON
QUINCY
FITCHBURG
PITTSFIELD
EVERETT
SALEM
TAUNTON
MEDFORD
WALTHAM
CHICOPEE
REVERE
GLOUCESTER
BEVERLY.
NORTH ADAMS
NORTHAMPTON
ATTLEBORO
MELROSE.
WOBURN
NEWBURYPORT
MARLBOROUGH
745,439
162,697
124,791
109,568
108,822
107,978
102,971
95,803
90,259
86,854
62,288
60,816
49,450
48,907
43,426
43,113
40,674
39,656
39,607
37,718
37,200
36,161
30,509
30,154
30,138
25,178
24,478
22,959
22.035
21,654
18,480
16,880
16,410
15,311
15,250
16,980.4
4,373.6
3,793.0
5,766.7
17,401.2
8,058.1
3,248.3
9,124.1
13,381.4
22,077.7
2,910.7
2,868.7
1,493.3
9,589.6
22,855.8
2,408.3
2,463.3
1,442.0
973.1
11,093.5
4,650.0
764.5
3,717.0
2,430.4
1,316.1
4,231.3
934.3
1,516.2
1,069.7
625.2
672.0
3,571.9
1,272.1
1,844.7
726.2
595,380
128,135
105,762
74,362
97,434
94,889
73,540
77,042
70,050
69,272
47,794
49,934
37,830
38,037
37,289
36,827
28,076
33,021
25,001
29,111
37,627
30.967
19,686
26,282
20,191
12,659
26,011
15,223
22,150
19,957
12,702
14,295
14,402
14,675
14,073
13,562.2
3,444.5
3,214.7
3,913.8
15,715.2
7,081.3
2,319.9
7,337.3
10,455.2
17,762.1
2,233.4
2,355.4
1,142.9
7,458.2
19,625.8
2,057.4
1,701.6
1,200.8
614.3
8,562.1
4,703.4
654.7
2,400.7
2,119.5
881.7
2,145.6
992.8
1.008.1
1,075.2
576.8
461.9
3,041.5
1,116.4
1,768.1
670.1
448,477
84,655
74,398
40,733
70,028
77,696
44,179
55,727
44,654
40.152
27,294
35,637
27,412
23,031
27.909
24,379
16,723
22,037
17,281
11,068
30.801
25,448
11,079
18,707
14,050
5,668
24,651
10,821
16,074
14,990
7,577
8,519
13,499
13,947
13,805
10,215.9
2,275.7
2,261.3
2,143.8
11,294.8
5,798.2
1,393.7
5,307.3
6,664.8
10,295.4
1,275.4
1,681.0
828.2
4,515.9
14,688.9
1,362.0
1,013.5
801.3
424.6
3,255.3
3,850.1
538.0
1,351.1
1,508.6
613.5
960.7
940.9
716.6
780.3
433.2
275.5
1,812.6
1,046.4
1,680.4
657.4
+25.2
+27.0
+18.0
+47.3
+11.7
+13.8
+40.0
+24.4
+28.8
+25.4
+30.3
+21.8
+30.7
+28.6
+16.5
+17.1
+44.9
+20.1
+58.4
+29.6
-1.1
+16.8
+55.0
+14.7
+49.3
+98.9
-5.9
+50.8
-0.5
+8.5
+45.5
+18.1
+13.9
+4.3
+8.4
+66.2
+92.2
+67.7
+169.0
+55.4
+39.0
+133.7
+71.9
+102.1
+116.3
+128.2
+70.6
+80.4
+112.4
+55.6
+76.8
+143.2
+80.0
+106.0
+240.8
+20.8
+42.1
+175.4
+61.2
+114.5
+344.2
-0.7
+112.2
+37.1
+44.5
+143.9
+98.1
+21.6
+9.8
+10.5
TABLE 12 is a comparative presentation for cities (by wards) and
towns, arranged alphabetically, of population living in (a) dwelling
houses and (b) all other habitations; the number of families living in
(a) dwelling houses and (6) all other habitations; and the number of
occupied rooms, the average number of persons to a family, the average
number of rooms to a family, and the average number of persons to a
room in the 524,911 occupied dwelling houses (see Table 13) in the State.
By the Census of 1905 there were 660,053 families in the State living in
all kinds of habitations; in 1915 there were 826,490, an increase of
166,437, or 25.2 per cent. The average size of the family was, by the
.
Census of 1915, 4.5 persons; in 1905 it was 4.6; in 1895 it was 4.6; in
1885 it was 4.6; and in 1875 it was 4.6. It is, therefore, clearly appar-
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39
ent from the census figures that the average size of the family in Massa-
chusetts has remained practically the same since 1875, notwithstanding
the increase in population and the changes that have taken place in the
composition of the population, the most important of which are due to
immigration. Indeed, it may, perhaps, be fairly assumed that it is the
additions to the population caused by the immigration of large families of
foreign born which have helped to maintain the family in Massachusetts
at an average size, which has been normal for 40 years, and prevented
any appreciable decrease, although this factor does not appear to have
been so influential as is probably generally believed, since it is to be
noted that the average size of the family by the Census of 1915 for the
city of Lawrence, which had the largest percentage of foreign-born pop-
ulation (45.8 per cent), was 4.9 persons, while the average size of the
family for the city of Melrose, which had the largest percentage of native
population (80.8 per cent), was 4.1 persons.
In considering the number of families as given in census presentations
it is well to bear in mind the fact that in the census the term “family”
is used in a somewhat different and broader sense than is ordinarily
implied by the word; although the distinction affects only negligibly the
average size of the family when the whole number for the State is taken
into account. This fact was clearly brought out in the analysis of the
family presentations for the State Censuses of 1885 and 1895, and from
the latter the following may be appropriately quoted here: 1–
In conducting the census enumeration, every aggregation of individuals living
under one roof, or related directly to one head, either arbitrarily or otherwise, is
considered a family. This interpretation of the term "family” varies somewhat from
that ordinarily given to the word, and it follows, of course, that the census family
is not exactly identical with the normal family. For instance, a number of people
living together in a hotel is considered a single family, the proprietor being taken
as the head. In the same way, a penal or reformatory institution is considered a
single family, the superintendent being the head. In 1885, however, it was shown by
a careful analysis of the different families enumerated under this plan that, elim-
inating the families coming under an artificial designation, such as we have explained,
the average size of the actual normal family in the State was 4.45, and, therefore,
that the influence upon the average by including the artificial or arbitrary families, so
classed for census purposes, was immaterial, so far as the State taken as a whole was
concerned, being but 0.13; and, as stated in that Census, "It makes but little differ-
ence, so far as great bodies of people are concerned, as, for instance, the population
of the State, whether the families are considered on the basis of the actual normal
family, or on the ordinary census basis, which includes all aggregations living under
one roof, or having certain relations to one head.”
9
The number of families, classified so as to distinguish those in private
and all other groups, the corresponding aggregate population, and the
average size of the family for these two principal groups for 1905 and
1915 are shown comparatively in the following table:
i Census of 1895, Vol. 1, p. 444.
40
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
FAMILIES
CENSUS YEAR
Kind
Number
Population
Average
Size
1905
Private
All other
653,094
6,959
2,911,950
91,730
4.5
13.2
Total
660,053
3,003,680
4.6
1815
Private
All other
818,575
7,915
3,596,937
96,373
4.4
12.2
Total
826,490
3,693,310
4.5
Incidentally this table would appear to verify and confirm the conclusion
based upon the analysis of the family presentations of the Censuses of
1885 and 1895 above referred to, to the effect that the average size of
the family for the State is not materially affected by including the arbi-
trary census families. It may, furthermore, be noted that the number
classed as private families in the Census of 1905 comprised 98.9 per
cent of the whole number, and in the Census of 1915, 99 per cent. But
while the average size of the family for the State as a whole is not sub-
stantially affected by the census definition of the term, this statement
does not, of course, apply in the same degree to certain large towns which
happen to be the seats of large institutions, as, for example, Bridgewater,
Concord, Danvers, Medfield, Tewksbury, and Westborough.
Of the total population in 1915 (3,693,310), there were 3,596,937, or
97.4 per cent, living in dwelling houses, and 96,373, or 2.6 per cent, living
in all other habitations. The total number of rooms occupied in all
habitations in 1895 was 3,568,385; in 1915 the number was 5,088,129,-
an increase of 1,519,744, or 42.6 per cent for the 20-year period. The
average number of persons to a room in all habitations in 1895 was less
than one, viz., 0.7; in 1915 it was the same, - that is to say, for the
State as a whole there were, on the average, 10 rooms in each habitation
for each family group of seven persons, and assuming that in each unit
of 10 rooms two should be deducted for kitchen, dining-room and pur-
poses other than for sleeping, there were, on an average, for the State
eight sleeping-rooms available for each seven persons of the population,
1 For the purposes of this table, persons found to be living in dwelling houses in the Census of 1915 are
classed as private families, the distinction being relatively unimportant when dealing with aggregates.
* All other habitations include hotels (this does not mean apartment houses and so-called kitchenette apart-
ments), business blocks and stores in which population was reported as living, club-houses, camps or shanties,
(such as temporary settlements of laborers employed on railroads or public works and living together in a single
community), vessels, boats, stables, garages, penal and reformatory institutions, religious institutions and asso-
ciations, public or private institutions, hospitals and asylums, boarding-schools, colleges, academies, and govern-
ment stations that report the population living on the premises.
$ It was not deemed feasible to include in Table 12 a presentation as to the occupancy of habitations other
than dwelling houses, such as is given in the third section of the table for dwelling houses, for the following
reasons: – Each cell in a jail, prison, or other penal institution and each private room, administrative and living
room in a hospital was tabulated as a room, but wards in hospitals and dormitories in institutions, boarding-
schools, academies and colleges were not included in the tabulation of rooms (e.g., if a hospital was returned as
having 30 administrative and living rooms and 20 private rooms, four wards and two dormitories, it was tabu-
lated as 50 rooms, the four wards and two dormitories not being included in the number of rooms in the insti-
tution). Consequently as all of the rooms in hospitals and institutions were not considered as living rooms, it
would not give a correct average number of persons to a room to divide the population reported as living in all
habitations other than dwelling houses by the number of rooms tabulated.
a
GENERAL POPULATION TABLES.
41
or 1.1 rooms to a person, both by the Census of 1895 and that of 1915;
but this average is, of course, not maintained for the cities and towns
when separately considered, the degree of congestion being less than this
in some instances and greater in others, being exceeded in the more
densely populated portions of Boston and other cities.1
TABLE 13 shows dwelling houses and other habitations (occupied,
unoccupied and under construction) by material of which constructed,
and the population for all cities (by wards) and towns, arranged alpha-
betically. The total number of occupied habitations in the State in 1895
(including not only dwelling houses but hotels, institutions, camps, boats,
stables, etc.) was 397,633; in 1915 it was 532,327, — an increase of
134,694, or 33.9 per cent. The average number of persons to a habitation
of any kind in 1895 was 6.3; in 1915 it was 6.9. The total number of
occupied habitations of all kinds in 1895 (397,633) was 92.8 per cent of
the total number of habitations occupied or unoccupied (but not including
houses under construction) of all kinds; while in 1915 it was 532,327, or
91.3 per cent. The following table shows the number of habitations
classified according to material of construction in 1895 and 1915:
TOTAL
OCCUPIED
UNOCCUPIED
PER CENT OF
AGGREGATE
MATERIAL OF
WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
1915
1895
1915
1895
1915
1895
1915
1895
Tho Stato
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement
All other
582,801
541,305
35,555
860
3,941
1,140
428,494
394,745
27,472
915
46
5,316
532,327
492,636
34,206
788
3,664
1,033
397,633
365,933
26,041
815
44
4,800
50,474
48,669
1,349
72
277
107
30,861
28,812
1,431
100
2
516
100.0
92.9
6.1
0.1
0.7
0.2
100.0
92.1
6.4
0.2
1.3
Following these tabular presentations is an exhaustive alphabetical
list by municipalities and counties of unincorporated villages and sections
of cities and towns having distinctive designations prepared especially
for the Census of 1915, after much research; a compendium of notes, with
statutory citations on annexations, changes in boundary lines, place names,
etc., since 1900; and a statement relative to the median point and center
of population.
Conclusions as to the degree of congestion of population and living conditions, based upon the number of
rooms in occupied dwelling houses as returned in a census, should not ignore the difficulty of enumerators in
determining what constitutes a "room" when entering the number on the schedule, the definition of which may
not always have been the same from census to census. The enumerators in the Census of 1915 were specifically
advised, in reporting the number of rooms, to exclude bath-rooms, storerooms not habitable, and laundry
rooms.
· Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
: All other includes wood and brick, wood and cement, wood and stone, etc., and not stated.
42
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 1. - POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS OF CITIES (BY WARDS) AND
TOWNS, ARRANGED BY COUNTIES.
(As returned to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, pursuant to the provisions of Articles XXI and XXII
of the Amendments to the Constitution and of Section 7, Chapter 692, Acts of 1914.)
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
Towns
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
Con,
145
137
127
487
BARNSTABLE
Barnstable
Bourne
Brewster
Chatham
Dennis
Eastham
Falmouth
Harwich
Mashpeed.
Orleans
Provincetown
Sandwich 1
Truro
Wellfleet
Yarmouth
502
90
28,818
4,995
2,672
783
1,667
1,822
545
3,917
2,179
263
1,166
4,295
1,500
663
936
1,415
BERKSHIRE
Richmond
Sandisfield
Savoy
Sheffield
Stockbridge
Tyringham
Washington
West Stockbridge
Williamstowni.
Windsor
80
7,346
1,311
624
237
534
582
151
834
603
81
345
788
377
147
291
441
564
564
524
1,862
1,901
327
275
1,277
3,981
375
291
1.024
117
61, 437
438
4,390
829
346,964
2,387
18,480
4,595
2,985
3,054
3,560
4,286
766
985
.
BERKSHIRE
Adams
Alford
Becket
Cheshire!
Clarksburg
Dalton
Egremont
Florida'
Great Barrington
Hancock
Hinsdale
Lanesborough
Lee
Lenox
Monterey.
Mount Washington
New Ashfordi .
New Marlborough
North Adams 1
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Otis.
Peru?
Pittsfield
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
114,709
13,218
271
973
1,535
1,114
3,858
599
427
6,627
514
1,257
1,089
4,481
3,242
358
95
92
1,030
22,035
3,047
3,089
2,259
3,692
3,090
2,992
3,866
442
195
39,607
6,060
5,944
5,996
4,933
5,529
6,272
4,873
25,982
2,310
71
265
350
249
913
160
86
1,471
137
306
318
1,039
717
92
22
26
297
4,654
670
616
602
728
766
632
640
122
58
9,319
1,247
1,588
1,361
1,318
1,385
1,213
1,207
BRISTOL
Acushnet.
Attloboro 1
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Berkley
Dartmouth
Dighton
Easton
Fairhaven
Fall River
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Freetown
Mansfield
Now Bedfordi
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
North Attleborough
Norton
Raynham
Rehoboth
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
Taunton
Ward 1
Ward 2
5,330
2,499
5,064
6,277
124,791
23,028
13,420
14,922
12,245
11,823
17,844
5,601
10,649
15,259
1,663
5,772
109,568
23,376
19,211
11,768
10,999
17,354
26,860
9,398
2,587
1,810
2,228
2,767
3,377
2,558
36,161
3,813
3,280
863
906
1,026
241
1,005
487
1,284
1,200
19,853
3,796
2,208
1,427
2,423
1,545
2,338
1,481
2,249
2,386
390
1,358
17,053
2,796
2,768
2,888
2,803
2,807
2,991
2,384
571
384
494
606
653
538
7,370
946
876
See notes, pages 169-175.
POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS.
43
TABLE 1.-- POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS
Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
Towns
Popula-
Legal
Voters
tion
725
.
BRISTOL - Con.
Taunton - Con.
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Westport
3,285
4,901
5,771
3,839
3,945
7,327
3,262
999
1,127
761
837
1,099
738
.
.
.
DUKES
Chilmark .
Edgartown
Gay Head
Gounold
Oak Bluffs 1
Tisbury
West Tisbury
4,904
288
1,276
175
155
1,245
1,220
96
334
55
45
271
307
112
1,324
441
.
.
ESSEX - Con.
Lawrence Con.
Ward 5
Ward 6
Lynn
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Lynnfield
Manchester 1
Marblehead
Merrimac.
Methuen
Middleton
Nabant
Newbury'
Nowburyport
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
North Andover
Peabody
Rockport .
Rowley
Salom
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Salisbury
Saugus'
Swampscott
Topsfield
Wenham
West Newbury'
ESSEX
Amesbury
Andover!.
Beverly
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Boxford 1
Danvers
Essex
Georgetown!
Gloucestor
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Groveland
Hamilton
Haverhill
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ipswich
Lawrence
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
.
16,166
16,235
95,803
3,039
5,958
19,765
17,363
20,597
23,878
5,203
1,112
2,945
7,606
2,101
14,007
1,308
1,387
1,590
15,311
2,657
3,528
2,128
2,135
2,613
2,350
5,956
18,625
4,351
1,481
37,200
7,252
7,023
4,220
6,309
6,181
6,215
1,717
10,226
7,345
1,173
1,068
1,529
463,662
8,543
7,978
22,959
5,559
3,137
4,250
4,199
4,189
1,625
714
11,177
1,677
2,058
24,478
2,625
4,950
3,681
1,906
4,189
3,512
2,006
1,609
2,377
1,879
19,450
2,836
2,933
3,577
5.338
17,156
9,720
7,890
6,272
90,259
16,143
14,842
14,319
12,554
.
2,913
3,103
22,455
836
1,538
5,077
4,790
4,491
4,545
1,178
327
661
2,206
585
2,723
328
376
442
3,726
645
706
607
511
589
668
1,309
3,423
1,033
384
8,191
1,126
1,808
729
1,476
1,437
1,615
483
2,192
1,801
275
269
100, 445
2,167
1,731
5,195
1,239
777
814
1,115
872
378
190
2,517
489
565
5,857
703
984
882
554
986
918
376
454
608
399
11,211
892
829
800
1.403
2,767
2,484
2,036
1,091
14,813
2,313
2,297
2,074
2,113
.
1
423
.
FRANKLIN
Ashfield
Bernardston
Buckland.
Charlemont
Colrain
Conway
Deerfield
Erving
Gill
Greenfield
Hawley
Heath
48,256
994
790
1,569
977
1,829
1,220
2,739
1,168
951
12,618
427
383
11,551
283
196
451
278
416
309
535
283
242
3,226
96
.
112
· See notes, pages 169-175.
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TABLE 1. — POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS - Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
Con.
HAMPDEN - Con.
Wales
Westfield
West Springfield
Wilbraham
337
18,411
11,339
2,521
114
3,516
2,389
353
7,925
FRANKLIN
Leverett
Leyden
Monroe
Montague
New Salem
Northfield
Orange
Rowe
Shelburne
Shutesbury
Sunderland
Warwick
Wendell
Whately
BITTUNA **
1,782
5,379
206
86
54
1,563
183
426
1,454
103
415
69
154
118
114
179
1,484
1,278
1,118
13,724
1,391
493
160
182
1,527
210
81
174
133
394
343
397
66
4,279
721
262,944
4,555
623
934
HAMPSHIRE
Amherst.
Belchertown
Chesterfield
Cummington
Easthampton
Enfield
Goshen
Granby
Greenwich
Hadley
Hatfield
Huntington
Middlefield
Northampton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Pelham
Plainfield.
Prescott
Southampton
South Hadley
Ware 1
Westhampton
Williamsburg
Worthington
69,549
5,558
2,062
559
660
9,845
806
289
828
426
2,666
2,630
1,427
325
21,654
3,483
3,126
4,366
3,768
2,686
2,183
2,042
499
375
299
950
5,179
9,346
430
2,118
618
.
.
582
842
.
1,344
30,138
4,132
3,205
4,580
4,327
4,769
2,839
6,286
1,939
784
562
.
613
.
51,228
902
188
234
334
4,339
376
545
371
770
908
470
899
365
210
175
45
10,974
1,365
1,381
2,118
864
1,268
1,779
2,199
451
.
532
427
132
109
88
225
670
HAMPDEN
Agawam
Blandford
Brimfield
Chester
Chicopee
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
East Longmeadow
Granville
Hampden
Holland
Holyoke
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Longmeadow'
Ludlow
Mongon
Montgomery
Palmer
Russell
Southwick
Springfield
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Toiland
159
60,816
9,320
9,694
11,138
8,798
1,059
1,516
116
468
181
5,399
672
945
8,005
8,462
1,782
6,251
5,004
230
9,468
1,104
1,365
102,971
11,663
19,844
10,668
13,313
9,922
10,864
9,752
16,945
199
65
1,482
239
321
22,864
2,578
3,575
2,234
3,215
2,595
2,452
2,636
3,579
51
MIDDLESEX
Acton
Arlington
Ashby
Ashland
Ayer
Bedford
Belmont :
Billerica
Boxborough
Burlington
Cambridge
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
733,624
2,151
14,889
922
2,005
2,779
1,365
8,081
3,246
326
751
108,822
6,581
6,507
157,032
547
3,364
253
505
709
344
1,804
817
86
196
22,037
844
995
1,748
1,966
2,406
2,712
2,629
2,167
.
11,090
10,551
9,808
13,604
11,722
9,369
1 See notes, pages 169-175.
POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS.
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TABLE 1. - POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS
Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
Towns
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
Con.
Con.
1
10,565
8,336
10,689
1,356
487
4,098
551
716
569
.
.
.
.
MIDDLESEX
Cambridge - Con.
Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Carlisle
Chelmsford
Concordi
Dracut
Dunstablo
Everett
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Framingham
Groton
Holliston
Hopkintoni
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Littleton
Lowell
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Kalden
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Karlborough
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Maynard
Modford
Ward 1
Ward 3
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
.
2,339
1,919
2,312
139
1,121
1,294
812
107
7,963
763
1,545
2,180
1,230
826
1,419
3,581
596
708
685
1,473
1,253
332
302
20,247
2,355
1,803
2,833
1,733
1,650
2,665
2,251
2,524
2,433
10,145
1,516
1,192
1,420
1,316
1,649
1,711
1,341
3,756
552
557
570
552
507
500
518
1,072
7,048
988
1,001
755
1,042
1,419
MIDDLESEX
Modford - Con.
Ward 6
Ward 7
Melrose 1
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Natick
Newton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
North Reading'
Pepperell
Reading
Sherborn
Shirley
Somerville
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Stoneham
Stow!
Sudbury
Tewksbury
Townsend
Tyngsborough
Wakefield
Waltham
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Watertowni
Wayland
Westford
Weston
Wilmington
Winchester
Woburn
Ward 1
Ward 2
3,182
6,681
4,022
362
37,718
4,427
7,382
9,833
5,681
4,609
5,786
15,860
2,333
2,788
2,475
6,758
5,538
1,310
1,228
107,978
9,560
13,699
12,367
9,649
9,794
20,697
10,721
10,803
10,688
48,907
5,949
6,393
5,650
5,264
7,250
7,673
10,728
15,250
2,258
2,249
2,418
2,532
1,876
1,880
2,037
6,770
30,509
4,418
4,195
3,034
4,560
6,784
5,311
2,207
16,880
2,172
2,646
2,575
1,912
2,139
2,740
2,696
11,119
43,113
5,614
7,956
6,870
4,695
7,074
6,963
3,941
1,292
2,839
6,805
1,696
2,251
86,854
11,953
13,586
8,041
8,458
12,196
15,661
16,959
7,489
1,127
1,206
5,265
1,812
967
12,781
30,154
4,817
4,782
4,530
4,101
3,350
5,183
3,391
16,515
2,033
2,843
2,342
2,330
10,005
16,410
2,832
3,264
482
491
697
592
2,816
9,284
1,066
1,597
1,553
1,129
1,562
1,443
934
363
738
1,745
304
362
19,519
2,519
2,341
2,004
2,073
2,816
3,586
4,180
1,878
255
325
498
500
224
2,895
6,594
1,228
682
845
908
.
.
.
.
1
1
.
.
• 866
1,442
623
3,390
570
516
560
494
2,147
3,655
668
693
1 See notes, pages 169-175.
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TABLE 1. — POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS - Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
MIDDLESEX - Con,
Woburn Con.
Ward 3
Ward 4.
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7 .
1,701
1,921
3,689
.
.
.
2,732
2,805
1,426
2,357
994
623
643
309
494
225
638
.
.
NANTUCKET
Nantucket
3,166
3,166
861
861
PLYMOUTH - Con.
Carver
Duxbury
East Bridgewater
Halifax
Hanover
Hanson 1
Hingham
Hull.
Kingston
Lakeville
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Norwell
Pembroke 1
Plymouth
Plympton
Rochester
Rockland.
Scituate
Wareham
West Bridgewater
Whitman
2,666
1,796
5,264
2,290
2,580
1,491
1,487
1,725
1,352
8,631
1,563
1,337
12,926
599
1,160
7,074
2,661
5,176
2,741
7,520
296
546
928
130
677
468
1,371
645
545
409
327
515
295
2,107
478
361
2,505
151
254
1,998
738
1,052
615
2,102
NORFOLK
Avon
Bellingham
Braintree
Brookline
Canton
Cobasset
Dedham
Dover ?
Foxborough
Franklin
Holbrook.
Medfield
Medway
Millis
Milton
Needham
Norfolk
Norwood
Plainville
Quincy
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Randolph
Sharon
Stoughton
Walpole
Wellesley
Westwood
Weymouth
Wrentham!
201,907
2,164
1,953
9,343
33,490
5,623
2,800
11,043
999
3,755
6,440
2,948
3,648
2,846
1,442
8,600
6,542
1,268
10,977
1,408
40,674
7,505
6,777
7,868
5,952
6.887
5,685
4,734
2,468
6,982
5,490
6,439
1,448
13,969
2,414
44,631
559
412
2,181
7,565
1,135
666
2,334
224
894
1,332
772
479
671
332
1,967
1,320
304
2,271
377
8,614
1,766
1,171
1,340
1,059
1,794
1,484
1,209
579
1,639
1,170
1,268
317
3,603
437
.
SUFFOLK
Bostoni
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Ward 12
Ward 13
Ward 14
Ward 15
Ward 16
Ward 17
Ward 18
Ward 19
Ward 20
Ward 21
Ward 22
Ward 23
Ward 24
Ward 25
Ward 26
Chelsea
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
826,801
745,439
23,776
41,904
21,016
18,585
77,573
37,250
35,084
38,317
33,996
25,741
26,234
29,416
30,533
27,799
26,225
25,404
25,853
25,877
22,748
22,958
26,499
23,812
21,442
22,615
16,401
18,381
43,426
7,938
14,317
8,013
175,890
160,342
5,363
5,835
4,854
5,387
7,946
8,618
10,714
7,788
6,151
6,056
5,967
6,371
7,266
6,012
5,991
6,182
6,105
6,034
5,678
5,832
5,893
5,666
5,596
4,842
4,282
3,913
7,042
1,048
1,285
1,596
PLYMOUTH
Abington.
Bridgewater
Brockton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
157,303
5,646
9,381
62,288
8,820
7,679
9,197
6,983
9,175
11,216
9,218
37,092
1,522
1,361
14,696
2,430
2,070
2,403
1,640
1,736
2,122
2,295
.
I See notes, pages 169-175.
POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS.
47
TABLE 1.-- POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS - Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND
TOWNS
Popula-
tion
Legal
Voters
Con.
401
.
.
.
SUFTOLK - Con.
Choles-Con.
Ward 4
Ward 5
Rovore:
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Winthrop,
.
6,262
6,896
25,178
4,628
6,203
6,692
5,498
2,157
12,758
1,034
2,079
5,061
1,085
1,386
1,077
1,013
500
3,445
WORCESTER
Lunenburg
Mendon
Milford
Millbury'.
New Braintree
Northborough
Northbridge 1
North Brookfield:
Oakham
Oxford
Paxton
Petersham
Phillipston
Princeton.
.
.
.
430,703
2,059
9,783
3,281
3,476
43 Royalston
87,450
479
2,243
639
537
246
1,124
205
1
865
193
528
WORCESTER
Ashburnham
Atho!
Auburnt
Barre
Berlin
Blackstone
Bolton
Boylston :
Brookfield
Charlton :
Clinton
Dana !
Douglas
Dudley :
Pitchburg
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Gardner
Grafton
Hardwick
Harvard'.
Holden
Hopedale.
Hubbardston
Lancaster
Leicester
Leominster
5,689
768
783
2,059
2,213
13,192
712
2,179
4,373
39,656
6,173
11,957
6,168
3,971
3,769
7,618
16,376
6,250
3,596
1,104
2,514
2,663
1,084
2,585
3,322
17,646
1,610
933
13,684
5,295
453
1,797
9,254
2,947
527
3,476
471
727
390
800
862
1,895
2,794
1,898
14,217
5,994
1,403
1,618
2,829
4,081
2,036
4,921
4,268
12,565
5,925
1,318
1,288
1,594
5,908
162,697
14,243
16,836
24,345
18,927
21,727
15,344
13,758
12,371
12,852
12,294
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Southborough
Southbridge
Spencer
Sterling
Sturbridge
Sutton
Templeton
Upton ?
Uxbridge:
Warren
Webster
Westborough
West Boylston'
West Brookfield
Westminster
Winchendoni
Worcester 1
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
.
253
2,654
1,107
109
466
1,673
697
145
745
107
199
97
206
202
469
641
466
2,458
1,488
339
404
486
812
491
1,008
748
2,089
1,089
305
344
336
1,317
33,670
3,342
3,308
3,653
3,342
3,175
3,205
3,414
3,415
3,542
3,274
525
2,610
175
411
662
7,231
1,283
1,470
988
1,044
1,002
1,444
3,015
1,120
494
269
541
723
277
486
740
3,956
.
.
See notes, pages 169-175.
Includes Millville which was not set off as a separate town until May 1, 1916. Population of that part of
Blackstone known as “Millville" April 1, 1915, was 2,010 and legal voters 422.
!
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-
1
TABLE 1. — POPULATION AND LEGAL VOTERS — Concluded.
RECAPITULATION.
THE STATE AND COUNTIES
Population
Legal Voters
THE STATE
Barnstable
Berkshire
Bristol
Dukes
Essex
Franklin
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Nantucket
Norfolk
Plymouth
Suffolk
Worcester
3,693,310
28,818
114,709
346,964
4,904
463,662
48,256
262,944
69,549
733,624
3,166
201,907
157,303
826,801
430,703
775,889
7,346
25,982
61,437
1,220
100,445
11,551
51,228
13,724
157,032
861
44,631
37,092
175,890
87,450
.
POPULATION BY SEX.
49
TABLE 2.- POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY,
BY SEX, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1910 AND 1905.
(NOTE. - The population totals for 1910 are taken from the report of the United States Census for that year,
which does not give a classification by sex for towns having less than 2,500 inbabitants.)
1915
1910
1905
CITIES AND Towns
Total
Males Females
Total
Males Females
Total
Males
Females
THE STATE
IIIIII!
Abington
Seton
Acushnet
Adams
Agawam
Halford
Amesbury
Amherst
Andover
Sarlington
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ashfield:
Ashland
Athol
SATTLEBORO
Auburn
Avon
Ayer
Barnstable
Barre
Becket
Bedford.
Belchertown
Bellingham
Belmont
Berkley
Berlin
Bernardston
BEVERLY
Billerica.
Blackstone1
Blandford
Bolton
BOSTON
Bourne
Boxborough
Boxford
Boylston
Braintree
Brewster
Bridgewater
Brimfield
BROCKTON
Brookfield
Brookline
Buckland
Burlington
CAMBRIDGE
Canton
Carlisle
Carver
Charleront
Charlton
Chatham
Chelmsford
CHELSEA
Cheshire
Chester
Chesterfield
CHICOPEE
Chilmark
Clarksburg
Clinton
Cohaseet
Colrain
Concord.
Conway
Cummington
Dalton
Dana
Danvers
Dartmouth
3,693,310 1,813,713 1,879,597 3,366,416 1,655,248 1,711,168 3,003,680 1,461,589 1,542,091
5,646 2,767 2,879 5,455 2,696 2,759 5,081
2,529 2,552
2,151 1,058 1,093 2,136
2,089 1,042
1,047
2,387 1,193 1,194 1,692
1,284 662 622
13,218 6,363 6,855 13,026 6,233 6,793
12,486 5,964 6,522
4,555 2,327 2,228 3,501 1,791
1,710 2,795 1,414 1,381
271 147 124 275
275 146 129
8,543 4,079 4,464 9,894 4,864 5,030 8,840 4,204 4,636
5,558 2,649 2,909 5,112 2,358 2,754 5,313 2,772 2,541
7,978 3,615 4,363
7,301 3,343 3,958 6,632 3,130 3,502
14,889 6,870 8,019 11,187 5,128
6,059
9,668 4,503 5,165
2,059 1,052
1,007
2,107
1,851 939 912
922 480 442
885
865 437 428
994 516 478 959
959 477 482
2,005
976 1,029 1,682
1,597 780 817
9,783 4,876 4,907 8,536 4,326 4,210 7,197 3,545 3,652
18,480 9,095 9,385 16,215 8,064 8,151 12,702 6,192 6,510
3,281 1,717 1,564 2,420
2,006
1,046 960
2,164 1,073 1,091 2,013
1,901 938 963
2,779 1,359 1,420 2,797
1,427
1,370 2,386
1,158 1,228
4,995 2,499 2,496 4,676 2,285 2,391 4,336 2,094 2,242
3,476 1,888 1,588 2,957 1,546 1,411 2,558 1,353 1,205
973 519 454
959
890 467 423
1,365 693 672 1,231
1,208 611 597
2,062 1,025 1,037 2,054
2,088 1,085 1,003
1,953 999 954 1,696
1,686 828
858
8,081 3,767 4,314 5,542 2,556 2,986
4,360
2,030 2,330
985 510 475
999
931 468 463
865 441 424 904
906 479 427
790 408 382 741
769 387 382
22,959 11,469 11,490 18,650 9,509 9,141 15,223 7,550 7,673
3,246 1,600 1,646 2,789 1,351 1,438 2,843 1,398 1,445
5,689 2,821 2,868 5,648
2,796 2,852 5,786 2,882 2,904
623 330 293 717
746 392 354
768 366 402
764
762 352 410
745,439 369,434 376,005 670,585 329,703340,882 595,380 290,309 305,071
2,672 1,420
1,252 2,474
1,786 906 880
326 173 153
317
324 174 150
714 350 364
713
665 309 356
783 406 377
714
649 340 309
9,343
4,583 4,760 8,066 3,966 4,100 6,879 3,324 3,555
783
375 408 631
739 345
394
9,381 6,060 3,321 7,688 4,991 2,697 6,754 4,215 2,539
934 531 403 866
894 474 420
62,288 30,781 31,507 56,878 28,293 28,585 47,794 23.574 24,220
2,059 994 1,065 2,204
2,388 1,194 1,194
33,490 13,254 20,236 27,792 11,038 16,754 23,436 9,606 13,830
1,569 811 758 1,573
1,500 748
751
397
354 591
588 324 264
108,822 51,995 56,827 104,839 50,161 54,678 97,434 47,231 50,203
5,623 2,731 2,892
4,797
2,352 2,445 4,702 2,266 2,436
490 263 227
551
523 276 247
1,701 930 771 1,663
1,410 828 582
977
524 453 1,001
1,002
472
2,213 1,163 1,050 2,032
2,089 1,054
1,035
1,667 801 866 1,564
1,634 801
833
5,182 2,537 2,645 5,010
2,524
2,486 4,254 2,175 2,079
43,426 22,353 21,073 32,452 16,709 15,743 37,289 18,549 18,740
1,535 822 713
1,508
1,281 662 619
1,344 705 639 1,377
1,366 697 669
559 294 265
536
563 300 263
30,138 15,296 14,842 25,401 12,736 12,665 20,191 10,090 10,101
288 144 144
282
322 167 155
1,114 580 534 1,207
1,200 609 591
13,192 6,380 6,812 13,075 6,185 6,890 13,105 6,184 6,921
2,800 1,391 1,409 2,585 1,241 1,344 2,727 1,271 1,456
1,829 949 880 1,741
1,780 906 874
6,681 3,608 3,073 6,421 3,509 2,912 5,421
3,224 2,197
1,220
626 594 1,230
1,340 686 654
660 339 321
637
740 374 366
3,858 1,795 2,063 3,568 1,685 1,883 3,122 1,403 1,719
712
331
381
736
763 372 391
11,177 5,477 5,700 9,407
4,578 4,829 9,063
4,482 4,581
5,330 2,760 2,570 4,378 2,256 2,122
3,793 1,956 1,837
752
530
1
1
-
1 Includes Millville, which was not set off as a separate town until May 1, 1916. Population of that part of
Blackstone known as "Millville" April 1, 1915, was 2,010.
50
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 2.
- POPULATION BY SEX — Continued.

1915
1910
1905
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
Males Females Total
Males Females
Total
Males Females
4,504
4,780
-
11
5,649
1,248
977
1,201
1,060
499
2,002
2,090
172
11
1,755
2,196
11,043
2,739
1,822
2,499
2,179
999
4,022
4,373
362
1,921
3,689
545
9,845
1,939
5,064
1,276
599
1,706
2,071
972
1,689
1,674
4,142
4,382
5,394
1,491
845
1,298
1,119
500
2,020
2,283
190
949
1,900
272
4,744
986
2,496
599
290
396
613
834
18,387
2,990
60,319
2,008
19,611
256
1,913
7,791
3,292
2,607
2,532
806
16,313
2,424
57,627
1,575
18,764
17,171
2,698
61,668
1,569
19,062
2,048
6,299
2,807
1,815
6,649
2,834
860
7,910
6,789
-
III
12,675
11,723
2,779
2,926
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Dighton
Douglas
Dover
Dracut
Dudley
Dunstable
Duxbury
East Bridgewater
Eastham
Easthampton
East Longmeadow
Easton
Edgartown
Egremont
Enfield
Erving
Essex
EVERETT
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
FITCHBURG
Florida
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Freetown
Gardner
Gay Head
Georgetown
Gill
GLOUCESTER
Goshen
Gosnold.
Grafton
Granby
Granville
Great Barrington
Greenfield
Greenwich
Groton
Groveland
Hadley
Halifax
Hamilton
Hampden
Hancock
Hanover
Hanson
Hardwick
Harvard
Harwich
Hatfield
HAVERHILL
Hawley
Heath
Hingham
Hinsdale
Holbrook
Holden
Holland.
Holliston
HOLYOKE
Hopedale
Hopkinton
Hubbardston.
Hudson
Hull
Huntington
Hyde Park 1
Ipswich
Kingston
Lakeville
Lancaster
Lanesborough
LAWRENCE
Lee.
Leicester
Lenox
1,789
273
5,101
953
2,568
677
309
410
555
843
19,331
3,287
64,472
1,909
20,045
171
1,842
8,069
3,148
803
7,831
80
1,017
451
12,023
120
61
3,188
366
364
3,451
6,269
199
1,237
1,249
1,203
258
933
315
236
1,280
882
1,791
566
1,140
1,129
25,391
174
175
2,744
605
1,531
1,241
78
1,436
31,457
1,295
1,287
529
3,398
814
709
1,168
1,677
37,718
6,277
124,791
3,917
39,656
427
3,755
15,860
6,440
1,663
16,376
175
2,058
951
24,478
289
155
6,250
828
784
6,627
12,618
426
2,333
2.377
2,666
638
1,879
670
514
2,666
1,796
3,596
1,104
2,179
2,630
49,450
427
383
5,264
1,257
2,948
2,514
159
2,788
60,816
2,663
2,475
1,084
6,758
2,290
1,427
2,820
5,268
9,284
2,209
1,919
2,235
2,152
798
3,461
4,267
408
1,688
3,363
518
8,524
1,553
5,139
1,191
605
874
1,148
1,621
33,484
5,122
119,295
3,144
37,826
395
3,863
12,948
5,641
1,471
14,699
162
1,958
942
24,398
279
152
5,705
761
781
5,926
10,427
452
2,155
2,253
1,999
550
1,749
645
465
2,326
1,854
3,524
1,034
2,115
1,986
44,115
424
346
4,965
1,116
2,816
2,147
145
2,711
57,730
2,188
2,452
1,073
6,743
2,103
1,473
15,507
5,777
2,445
1,141
2,464
947
85,892
4,106
3,237
3,060
3,106
5,159
8,545
95
1,041
500
12,455
169
94
3,062
462
420
3,176
6,349
227
1,096
1,128
1,463
380
946
355
278
1,386
914
1,805
538
1,039
1,501
24,059
253
208
2,520
652
1,417
1,273
81
1,352
29,359
1,368
1,188
555
3,360
1,476
718
7,774
2,112
1,998
2,070
2,120
636
3,537
3,818
412
2,028
3,169
519
6,808
1,327
4,909
1,175
721
973
1,094
1,790
29,111
4,235
105,762
3,241
33,021
424
3,364
11,548
5,244
1,470
12,012
178
1,840
1,023
26,011
277
161
5,052
747
865
6,152
9,156
475
2,253
2,401
1,895
494
1,646
561
434
2,176
1,490
3,261
1,077
2,291
1,779
37,830
448
356
4,819
1,452
2,509
2,640
151
2,663
49,934
2,048
2,585
1,205
6.217
2,060
1,451
14,510
5,205
2,205
912
2,406
845
70,050
3,972
3,414
3,058
3,726
1,089
886
1,094
1,072
331
1,800
1,934
209
1,036
1,571
255
3,217
670
2,458
554
361
502
568
901
14,170
1,988
50,387
1,680
16,230
228
1,673
5,411
2,587
727
6,324
97
895
640
13,601
151
98
2,413
410
458
2,956
4,482
249
1,110
1,145
1,038
279
830
279
225
1,086
732
1,659
520
1,079
1,016
18,025
243
186
2,216
736
1,194
1,333
79
1,278
23,769
1,088
1,282
637
3,046
1,236
698
7,189
2,525
1,086
454
1,030
431
34,064
1,984
1,676
1,581
4,048
1,023
1,112
976
1,048
305
1,737
1,884
203
992
1,598
264
3,591
657
2,451
621
360
471
526
889
14,941
2,247
55,375
1,561
16,791
196
1,691
6,137
2,657
743
5,688
81
945
383
12,410
126
63
2,639
337
407
3,196
4,674
226
1,143
1,256
857
215
816
282
209
1,090
758
1,602
557
1,212
763
19,805
205
170
2,603
716
1,315
1,307
72
1,385
26,165
960
1,303
568
3,171
824
753
7,321
2,680
1,119
458
1,376
414
35,986
1,988
1.738
1,477
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1,836
1,688
IIII
21,607
22,508
2,289
2,676
1,500
1,316
1,316
27,671
1,395
30,059
3,377
3,366
7,744
2,874
7,763
2,903
6,272
2,580
1,491
2,585
1,089
90,259
4,481
3,322
3,242
3,136
1,265
810
1,088
574
44,702
2,327
1,604
1,656
3,136
1,315
681
1,497
515
45,557
2,154
1,718
1,586
42,858
2,076
1,582
1,534
43,034
2,030
1,65
1,526
1 Hyde Park annexed to Boston in 1911.
POPULATION BY SEX.
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TABLE 2. — POPULATION BY SEX — Continued.
1915
1910
1905
CITIES AND Towns
Total
Males Females
Total
Males Females
Total
Males
Females
8,744
8,836
2,580
2,338
.
54,769
2,522
44,751
51,525
2,426
44,585
20,927
1,426
2,643
3,446
23,477
1,247
2,540
3,892
7,181
7,398
3,317
1,448
10,877
1,322
7,210
3,073
2,018
12,273
1,374
8,505
-
5,493
4,124
5,955
4,090
1
6,745
2,359
6,310
2,381
7,052
349
2,127
240
607
595
457
44,870
1,873
656
38,126
395
17,580
1,334
2,078
3,453
513
6,796
874
177
573
3,180
1,365
9,343
1,317
6,493
475
908
4,179
3,386
23
439
6,293
2,300
625
3,212
170
2,087
3,668
239
147
44
470
1,295
4,559
2,024
55
35,731
265
762
6,882
626
328
16,169
3,533
4,391
2,327
3,492
Leominster
Leverett.
Lexington
Leyden
Lincoln
Littleton
Longmeadow
LOWELL
Ludlow
Lunenburg
LYNX
Lynnfield
MALDEN
Manchester
Mansfield
Marblehead
Marion
MARLBOROUGH
Marshfield
Mashpee
Mattapoisett
Maynard
Medfield
MEDFORD
Medway ·
WELROSE
Mendon
Merrimao
Methuen
Middleborough
Middlefield
Middleton
Milford
Millbury
Millis
Milton
Monroe
Monson
Montague
Monterey
Montgomery.
Mount Washington
Nabant
Nantucket
Watick
Needham
New Ashford
WEW BEDFORD
New Braintree
Newbury
NEWBURYPORT
Wew Marlborough
New Salem
NEWTON
Norfolk
NORTH ADAMS
NORTHAMPTON
North Andover
North Attleborough
Northborough
Northbridge
North Brookfield :
Northfield
North Reading
Norton
Norwell
Norwood
Oak Blufis
Oakham
Orange
Orleans
Otis
Oxford
Palmer
Parton
Peabody
Pelham
Pembroke
Pepperell
Peru
Petersham
Phillipston
2,431
3,374
17,646
779
5,538
344
1,310
1,228
1,782
107,978
6,251
1,610
95,803
1,112
48,907
2,945
5,772
7,606
1,487
15,250
1,725
263
1,352
6,770
3,648
30,509
2,846
16,880
933
2,101
14,007
8,631
32:
1,308
13,684
5,295
1,442
8,600
296
3,004
7,925
358
230
95
1,387
3,166
11,119
6,542
92
109,568
453
1,590
15,311
1,030
625
43,113
1,268
22,035
21,654
5,956
9,398
1,797
9,254
2,947
1,782
1,292
2,587
1,563
10,977
1,245
527
5,379
1,166
442
3,476
9,468
471
18,625
499
1,337
2,839
8,681
413
2,656
188
671
608
853
52,016
3,018
788
47,049
534
23,164
1,512
2,911
3,580
775
7,574
854
146
650
3,583
1,562
14,500
1,378
7,753
468
990
6,656
4,314
175
545
6,898
2,600
756
3,808
202
2,394
4,095
209
125
44
689
1,521
5,547
3,116
48
53,167
260
805
7,283
535
299
19,378
726
10,558
10,132
2,882
4,529
899
4,936
1,385
840
642
1,319
781
5,739
599
272
2,593
565
231
1,760
4,700
260
10,272
265
700
1,409
8,965
366
2,882
156
639
620
929
55,962
3,233
822
48,754
578
25,743
1,433
2,861
4,026
712
7,676
871
117
702
3,187
2,086
16,009
1,468
9,127
465
1,111
7,351
4,317
150
763
6,786
2,695
686
4,792
94
2,610
3,830
149
105
51
698
1,645
5,572
3,426
44
56,401
193
785
8,028
495
326
23,735
542
11,477
11,522
3,074
4,869
898
4,318
1,562
942
650
1,268
782
5,238
646
255
2,786
601
211
1,716
4,768
211
8,353
234
637
1,430
17,580
728
4,918
363
1,175
1,229
1,084
106,294
4,948
1,393
89,336
911
44,404
2,673
5,183
7,338
1,460
14,579
1,738
270
1,233
6,390
3,466
23,150
2,696
15,715
880
2,202
11,448
8,214
354
1,129
13,055
4,740
1,399
7,924
246
4,758
6,866
388
217
110
1,184
2,962
9,866
5,026
92
96,652
464
1,482
14,949
1,124
639
39,806
960
22,019
19,431
5,529
9,562
1,713
8,807
3,075
1,642
1,059
2,544
1,410
8,014
1,084
552
5,282
1,077
494
3,361
8,610
416
15,721
467
1,336
2,953
14,297
703
4,630
408
1,122
1,219
964
94,889
3,881
1,293
77,042
797
38,037
2,618
4,245
7,209
1,029
14,073
1,763
317
1,180
5,811
3,314
19,686
2,650
14,295
922
1,884
8,676
6,888
399
1,068
12,105
4,631
1,252
7,054
269
4,344
7,015
444
259
87
922
2,930
9,609
4,284
100
74,362
477
1,480
14,675
1,209
672
36,827
1,089
22,150
19,957
4,614
7,878
1,947
7,400
2,617
2,017
903
2,079
1,534
6,731
1,138
519
5,578
1,052
534
2,927
7,755
444
13,098
460
1,261
3,268
7,245
354
2,403
168
515
624
507
50,019
2,008
637
38,916
402
20,457
1,284
2,167
3,756
516
7,277
889
140
607
2,631
1,949
10,343
1,333
7,802
447
976
4,497
3,502
169
629
5,812
2,331
627
3,842
99
2,257
3,347
205
112
43
452
1,635
5,050
2,260
45
38,631
212
718
7,793
583
344
20,658
494
11,501
11,221
2,358
4,123
989
3,590
1,411
1,244
443
1,122
785
3,309
592
255
2,838
543
234
1,518
3,948
204
6,298
215
607
1,634
1,361
4,773
2,372
1,601
5,093
2,654
47,731
48,921
7,032
7,917
17,801
22,005
595
10,620
9,094
2,701
4,783
4,706
1,452
11,399
10,337
2,828
4,779
4,101
1,623
-
1,311
1,233
4,129
3,885
10,649
8,736
2,256
3,755
958
3,810
1,206
773
460
957
749
3,422
546
264
2,740
509
300
1,409
3,807
240
6,800
245
654
1,634
195
727
390
109
356
200
86
371
190
237
757
426
268
855
442
139
435
220
129
420
222
2,561
2,721
1,638
4,312
1,723
4,298
8,618
7,103
1,492
1,461
52
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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TABLE 2. — POPULATION BY SEX — Continued.

1915
1910
1905
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
Males Females Total
Males Females Total
Males Females
16,130
15,991
12,926
180
668
5,517
258
6,061
6,080
11
154
440
2,196
16,454
2,091
2,173
16,188
2,210
2,770
3,048
8,984
9,235
3,438
2,103
3,490
2,108
21,291
22,406
3,965
4,082
20,291
187
717
6,496
289
155
391
2,166
19,988
2,392
857
3,559
1,051
12,787
249
577
3,624
2,184
185
744
406
537
812
18,905
799
263
755
5,208
248
1,348
1,334
1,293
895
790
1,042
1,024
1,461
140
1,724
45,872
464
985
6,876
2,715
608
3,084
53,180
659
983
3,897
3,533
564
847
1,387
36,628
PITTSFIELD
Plainfield
Plainville
Plymouth
Plympton
Prescott .
Princeton
Provincetown
QUINCY
Randolph
Raynham
Reading
Rehoboth
REVERE.
Richmond
Rochester
Rockland
Rockport
Rowe
Rowley
Royalston
Russell
Rutland.
SALEM
Salisbury
Sandisfield
Sandwich
Saugus
Savoy
Scituate
Seekonk
Sharon
Sheffield
Shelburne
Sherborn
Shirley
Shrewsbury
Shutesbury
Somerset
SOMERVILLE
Southampton
Southborough
Southbridge
South Hadley
Southwick
Spencer
SPRINGFIELD
Sterling
Stockbridge
Stoneham
Stoughton
Stow
Sturbridge
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sutton
Swampscott
Swansea .
TAUNTON
Templeton
Tewksbury
Tisbury
Tolland
Topsfield
Townsend
Truro
Tyngsborough
Tyringham,
Upton
Uxbridge
Wakefield
Wales
Walpole
WALTHAM
Ware
Wareham
Warren
Warwick
Washington
Watertown
Wayland
Webster
1,411
40,608
39,607
375
1,408
12,926
599
299
800
4,295
40,674
4,734
1,810
6,805
2,228
25,178
564
1,160
7,074
4,351
424
1,481
862
1,104
1,895
37,200
1,717
564
1,500
10,226
524
2,661
2,767
2,468
1,862
1,484
1,696
2,251
2,794
292
3,377
86,854
950
1,898
14,217
5,179
1,365
5,994
102,971
1,403
1,901
7,489
6,982
1,127
1,618
1,206
1,278
2,829
7,345
2,558
36,161
4,081
5,265
1,324
199
1,173
1,812
663
967
327
2,036
4,921
12,781
337
5,490
30,154
9,346
5,176
4,268
477
275
16,515
2,033
12,565
19,316
188
691
6,430
310
144
409
2,129
20,686
2,342
953
3,246
1,177
12,391
315
583
3,450
2,167
239
737
456
567
1,083
18,295
918
301
745
5,018
276
1,313
1,433
1,175
967
694
654
1,227
1,333
152
1,653
40,982
486
913
7,341
2,464
757
2,910
49,791
744
918
3,592
3,449
563
771
604
697
1,491
3,494
1,273
17,604
2,267
2,994
640
114
607
904
333
493
177
938
2,445
6,182
172
2,824
14,351
4,455
2,693
2,158
259
157
8,114
968
6,235
32,121
406
1,385
12,141
561
320
818
4,369
32,642
4,301
1,725
5,818
2,001
18,219
650
1,090
6,928
4,211
456
1,368
792
965
1,743
43,697
1,658
566
1,688
8,047
503
2,482
2,397
2,310
1,817
1,498
1,428
2,139
1,946
267
2,798
77,236
870
1,745
12,592
4,894
1,020
6,740
88,926
1,359
1,933
7,090
6,316
1,115
1,957
1,120
1,047
3.078
6,204
1,978
34,259
3,756
3,750
1,196
180
1,174
1,761
655
829
382
2,071
4,671
11,404
345
4,892
27,834
8,774
4,102
4,188
477
277
12,875
2,206
11,509
25,001
382
1,300
11,119
514
322
907
4,362
28,076
4,034
1,662
5,682
1,991
12,659
601
1,181
6,287
4,447
533
1,388
903
1,053
1,713
37,627
1,622
657
1,433
6,253
549
2,597
1,917
2,085
1,782
1,515
1,379
1,692
1,866
374
2,294
69,272
927
1,931
11,000
5,054
1,048
7,121
73,540
1,315
2,022
6,332
5,959
1,027
1,974
1,159
910
3,173
5,141
1,839
30,967
3,783
4,415
1,120
274
1,095
1,772
743
768
314
2,024
3,881
10,268
645
4,003
26,282
8,594
3,660
4,300
527
339
11,258
2,220
10.018
12,075
202
632
5,602
256
168
467
2,190
14,422
1,987
894
2,674
1,047
6,222
328
690
3,127
2,295
316
718
472
614
955
17,839
827
340
653
3,057
290
1,293
1,014
961
928
714
587
801
967
193
1,146
32,758
470
1,029
5,450
2,140
560
3,562
35,338
669
941
3,035
2,896
508
998
634
511
1,625
2,436
942
15,045
2,020
2,336
532
159
623
893
366
402
167
945
1,900
4,845
340
2,021
12,019
3,976
1,899
2,086
264
190
5,547
1,137
4,909
6,484
2,332
6,108
2,562
2,172
13,654
2,047
768
3,008
944
6,437
273
491
3,160
2,152
217
670
431
439
758
19,788
795
317
780
3,196
259
1,304
903
1,124
854
801
792
891
899
181
1,148
36,514
457
902
5,550
2,914
488
3,559
38,202
646
1,081
3,297
3,063
519
976
525
399
1,548
2,705
897
15,922
1,763
2,079
588
115
472
879
377
366
147
1,079
1,981
5,423
305
1,982
14,263
4,618
1,761
2,214
263
149
5,711
1,083
5,109
3,306
43,221
3,434
45,705
1
3,471
3,099
3,619
3,217
1 1 1 1
602
1,692
2,998
1,386
3,206
16,722
2,054
2,003
17,537
1,702
1,747
581
1,338
3,851
1,285
18,557
1,814
2,271
684
85
566
908
330
474
150
1,098
2,476
6,599
165
2,666
15,803
4,891
2,483
2,110
218
118
8,401
1,065
6.330
1 1 1 1 1 1
2,391
5,448
2,280
5,956
2,586
12,949
4,108
2,123
2,028
2,306
14,885
4,666
1,979
2,160
6,341
6,534
5,761
5,748
1 Abnormal decrease between 1910 and 1915 due to conflagration of June 25, 1914,
POPULATION BY SEX.
53
TABLE 2. — POPULATION BY SEX - Concluded.
1915
1910
1905
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
Males Females. Total
Males Females | Total
Males Females
2,306
2,608
8,268
1,417
Wellesley
Wellfleet.
Wendell.
Wenham
Westborough
West Boylston
West Bridgewater
West Brookfield
Westfield
Westford
Westhampton
Westminster
West Newbury
Weston
Westport
West Springfield
West Stockbridge
West Tisbury
Westwood
Weymouth
Whately.
Whitman
Wilbraham
Williamsburg
Williamstown
Wilmington
Winchendon
Winchester
Windsor.
Winthrop
WOBURN
WORCESTER
Worthington
Wrentham
Yarmouth
2,705
471
207
517
2,915
691
1,374
590
9,401
1,392
231
847
749
1,101
1,663
5,601
670
219
1,480
4,599
6,439
936
388
1,068
5,925
1,318
2,741
1,288
18,411
2,843
430
1,594
1,529
2,342
3,262
11,339
1,277
441
1,448
13,969
1,118
7,520
2,521
2,118
3,981
2,330
5,908
10,005
375
12,758
16,410
162,697
618
2,414
1,415
3,734
465
181
551
3,010
627
1,367
698
9,010
1,451
199
747
780
1,241
1,599
5,738
607
222
742
7,144
510
3,857
1,301
1,029
2,055
1,186
2,874
5,410
175
6,695
8,094
82,359
277
1,276
723
5,413
1,022
502
1,010
5,446
1,270
2,231
1,327
16,044
2,851
423
1,353
1,473
2,106
2,928
9,224
1,271
437
1,266
12,895
846
7,292
2,332
2,132
3,708
1,858
3,678
9,309
404
10,132
15,308
145,986
569
1,743
1,420
3,107
6,189
958
480
924
2,838 5,378
1,571
2,006
1,384
7,776 13,611
1,434
2,413
466
1,348
1,405
2,091
1,448 2,867
4,625 8,101
1,023
457
1,136
6,571 11,585
822
3,712 6,521
1,708
1,943
1,944 4,425
1,670
2,760 5,933
4,946 8,242
513
5,267 7,034
7,555 14,402
72,562 128,135
614
1,428
1,422
2,086
470
263
453
2,606
925
965
642
6,826
1,190
255
676
704
1,007
1,442
3,984
527
216
557
8,625
454
3,215
820
962
2,375
822
8,033
3,829
276
3,335
7,089
63,642
318
681
655
4,103
488
217
471
2,772
646
1,041
742
6,785
1,223
211
672
701
1,084
1,425
4,117
496
241
579
6,960
368
3,306
888
981
2,050
848
2,900
4,413
237
3,699
7,318
84,493
296
747
767
706
6,324
3,580
1,764
6,825
608
3,663
1,220
1,089
1,926
1,144
3,034
4,595
200
6,063
8,316
80,338
341
1,138
692
2,918
4,363
4,865
7,753
73,424
54
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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TABLE 3. — POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905,
AND SHOWING INCREASE AND DECREASE, ARRANGED IN ORDER OF SIZE,
1915.
INCREASE (+) or DE-
CREASE (-), 1905-1915
CITIES AND TOWNS
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
BOSTON
WORCESTER
FALL RIVER
NEW BEDFORD
CAMBRIDGE
LOWELL.
SPRINGFIELD
LYNN
LAWRENCE
SOMERVILLE
BROCKTON
HOLYOKE
HAVERHILL
MALDEN
CHELSEA
NEWTON
QUINCY
FITCHBURG
PITTSFIELD
EVERETT
SALEM
TAUNTON
Brookline
MEDFORD
WALTHAM
CHICOPEE
REVERE :
GLOUCESTER
BEVERLY
NORTH ADAMS
NORTHAMPTON
Peabody
ATTLEBORO
Westfield
Leominster
MELROSE
Watertown
WOBURN
Gardner
Framingham
NEWBURYPORT
MARLBOROUGH
Arlington
Southbridge
Methuen
Weymouth
Milford
Adams
Clinton
Plymouth
Wakefield
Winthrop
Greenfield
Webster
West Springfield
Danvers .
Natick
Dedham
Norwood
Saugus
Winchester
Easthampton
Athol
Palmer
North Attleborough
Bridgewater
Ware
Braintree
Northbridge
Middleborough
Milton
Amesbury
Belmont
Andover
Montague
Marblehead
Whitman
Stonehamn
745,439
162,697
124,791
109,568
108,822
107,978
102,971
95,803
90,259
86,854
62,288
60,816
49,450
48,907
43,426
43,113
40,674
39,656
39,607
37,718
37,200
36,161
33,490
30,509
30,154
30,138
25,178
24,478
22,959
22,035
21,654
18,625
18,480
18,411
17,646
16,880
16,515
16,410
16,376
15,860
15,311
15,250
14,889
14,217
14,007
13,969
13,684
13,218
13,192
12,926
12,781
12,758
12,618
12,565
11,339
11,177
11,119
11,043
10,977
10,226
10,005
9,845
9,783
9,468
9,398
9,381
9,346
9,343
9,254
8,631
8,600
8,543
8,081
7,978
7,925
7,606
7,520
7,489
595,380
128,135
105,762
74,362
97,434
94,889
73,540
77,042
70,050
69,272
47,794
49,934
37,830
38,037
37,289
36,827
28,076
33,021
25,001
29,111
37,627
30,967
23,436
19,686
26,282
20,191
12,659
26,011
15,223
22,150
19,957
13,098
12,702
13,611
14,297
14,295
11,258
14,402
12,012
11,548
14,675
14,073
9,668
11,000
8,676
11,585
12,105
12,486
13,105
11,119
10,268
7,034
9,156
10,018
8,101
9,063
9,609
7,774
6,731
6,253
8,242
6,808
7,197
7,755
7,878
6,754
8,594
6,879
7,400
6,888
7,054
8,840
4,360
6,632
7,015
7,209
6,521
6,332
+150,059
+34,562
+19,029
+35,206
+11,388
+13,089
+29,431
+18,761
+20,209
+17,582
+14,494
+10,882
+11,620
+10,870
+6,137
+6,286
+12,598
+6,635
+14,606
+8,607
-427
+5,194
+10,054
+10,823
+3,872
+9,947
+12,519
-1,533
+7,736
-115
+1,697
+5,527
+5,778
+4,800
+3,349
+2,585
+5,257
+2,008
+4,364
+4,312
+636
+1,177
+5,221
+3,217
+5,331
+2,384
+1,579
+732
+87
+1,807
+2,513
+5,724
+3,462
+2,547
+3,238
+2,114
+1,510
+3,269
+4,246
+3,973
+1,763
+3,037
+2,586
+1,713
+1,520
+2,627
+752
+2,464
+1,854
+1,743
+1,546
-297
+3,721
+1,346
+910
+397
+999
+1,157
+25.2
+27.0
+18.0
+47.3
+11.7
+ 13.8
+40.0
+24.4
+28.8
+25.4
+30.3
+21.8
+30.7
+28.6
+16.5
+17.1
+44.9
+20.1
+58.4
+29.6
-1.1
+16.8
+42.9
+55.0
+14.7
+49.3
+98.9
-5.9
+50.8
-0.5
+8.5
+42.2
+45.5
+35.3
+23.4
+18.1
+46.7
+13.9
+36.3
+37.3
+4.3
+8.4
+54.0
+29.2
+61.4
+20.6
+13.0
+5.9
+0.7
+16.3
+24.5
+81.4
+37.8
+25.4
+40.0
+23.3
+15.7
+42.1
+63.1
+63.5
+21.4
+44.6
+35.9
+22.1
+19.3
+38.9
+8.8
+35.8
+25.1
+25.3
+21.9
-3.4
+85.3
+20.3
+13.0
+5.5
+15.3
+18.3
1 Population as given for 1905 does not include Hyde Park, which was then a separate town having a population
of 14,510.
* Abnormal decrease between 1910 and 1915 due to conflagration of June 25, 1914.
POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905.
55
TABLE 3. — POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
-
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREASE (-), 1905-1915
CITIES AND Towns
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
Swampscott
Rockland
Stoughton
Reading
Maynard
Hudson
Concord.
Great Barrington
Needham
Franklin
Wellesley
Fairhaven
Ipswich
Ludlow
Grafton.
Spencer
North Andover
Westborough
Winchendon
Mansfield
Blackstone
Abington
Canton
Amherst
Lexington
Walpole
Orange
Dartmouth
Millbury
Tewksbury
Hingham
Chelmsford
South Hadley
Wareham
Easton
Monson
Barnstable
Uxbridge
Randolph
Agawam
Lee.
Dudley
Rockport
Provincetown
Warren
Templeton
Dracut
Williamstown
Falmouth
Dalton
Foxborough
East Bridgewater
Medfield
Hardwick
Oxford
Barre
Somerset
Leicester
Auburn
Westport
Billerica .
Lenox
Nantucket
Holbrook
North Brookfield
Manchester
Medway.
Westford
Pepperell
Sutton
Cobaseet
Shrewsbury
Holliston
Ayer
Seekonk
West Bridgewater
Deerfield
Bourne
Hanover
Hedley
Hopedale
Scituate
Hatfield.
Norton
7,345
7,074
6,982
6,805
6,770
6,758
6,681
6,627
6,542
6,440
6,439
0,277
6,272
6,251
6,250
5,994
5,956
5,925
5,908
5,772
5,689
5,646
5,623
5,558
5,538
5,490
5,379
5,330
5,295
5,265
5,264
5,182
5,179
5,176
6,064
5,004
4,995
4,921
4,734
4,555
4,481
4,373
4,351
4,295
4,268
4,081
4,022
3,981
3,917
3,858
3,755
3,689
3,648
3,596
3,476
3,476
3,377
3,322
3,281
3,262
3,246
3,242
3,166
2,948
2,947
2,945
2,846
2,843
2,839
2,829
2,800
2,794
2,788
2,779
2,767
2,741
2,739
2,672
2,666
2,666
2,663
2,661
2,630
2,587
5,141
6,287
5,959
5,682
5,811
6,217
5,421
6,152
4,284
5,244
6,189
4,235
5,205
3,881
5,052
7,121
4,614
6,378
5,933
4,245
5,786
5,081
4,702
5,313
4,530
4,003
5,578
3,793
4,631
4,415
4,819
4,254
5,054
3,660
4,909
4,344
4,336
3,881
4,034
2,795
3,972
3,818
4,447
4,362
4,300
3,783
3,537
4,425
3,241
3,122
3,364
3,169
3,314
3,261
2,927
2,558
2,294
3,414
2,006
2,867
2,843
3,058
2,930
2,509
2,617
2,618
2,650
2,413
3,268
3,173
2,727
1,866
2,663
2,386
1,917
2,006
2,112
1,786
2,176
1,895
2,048
2,597
1,779
2,079
+2,204
+787
+1,023
+1,123
+959
+541
+1,260
+475
+2,258
+1,196
+250
+2,042
+1,067
+2,370
+1,198
-1,127
+1,342
+547
-25
+1,527
-97
+565
+921
+245
+1,008
+1,487
-199
+1,537
+664
+850
+445
+928
+ 125
+1,516
+ 155
+660
+659
+1,040
+700
+1,760
+509
+555
-96
-67
-32
+298
+485
+42.9
+12.5
+17.2
+19.8
+16.5
+8.7
+23.2
+7.7
+52.7
+22.8
+4.0
+48.2
+20.5
+61.1
+23.7
-15.8
+29.1
+10.2
-0.4
+36.0
-1.7
+11.1
+19.6
+4.6
+22.3
+37.1
-3.6
+40.5
+14.3
+19.3
+9.2
+21.8
+2.5
+41.4
+3.2
+15.2
+15.2
+26.8
+17.4
+63.0
+12.8
+14.5
-2.2
-1.5
-0.7
+7.9
+13.7
-10.0
+20.9
+23.6
+11.6
+16.4
+10.1
+10.3
+18.8
+35.9
+47.2
-2.7
+63.6
+13.8
+14.2
+6.0
+8.1
+17.5
+12.6
+12.5
+7.4
+17.8
-13.1
-10.8
+2.7
+49.7
+4.7
+16.5
+44.3
+36.6
+29.7
+49.6
+22.5
+40.7
+30.0
+2.5
+47.8
+24.4
+676
+736
+391
+520
+334
+335
+549
+918
+1,083
-92
+1,275
+395
+403
+184
+236
+439
+330
+327
+196
+430
-429
-344
+73
+928
+125
+393
+850
+735
+627
+886
+490
+771
+615
+64
+851
+508
* Includes Millville, which was not set off as a separate town until May 1, 1916. Population of that part of Black-
stone known as “Millville," on April 1, 1915, was 2,010.
56
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 3.
POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
-
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREABE (-), 1905-1915
CITIES AND TOWNS
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
Lancaster
Kingston
Swansea .
Wilbraham
Holden
Dighton
Hopkinton
Sharon
Wrentham
Acushnet
Groveland
Weston
Groton
Wilmington
Hull
Shirley
Rehoboth
Charlton
Harwich
Douglas
Avon
Acton
Williamsburg
Merrimac
Belchertown
Brookfield
Ashburnham
Georgetown
Upton
Wayland
Ashland.
Bellingham
East Longmeadow
Duxbury,
Stockbridge
Southborough
Rutland.
Hamilton
Sheffield
Colrain
Dennis
Townsend
Raynham
Northborough
Hanson
Northfield
Longmeadow
Marshfield
Salisbury
Carver
Sherborn
Essex
Chatham
Freetown
Sturbridge
Lunenburg
Westminster
Newbury,
Buckland
Norwell
Cheshire
West Newbury
Sandwich
Lakeville
Marion
Shelburne
Rowley
Westwood
Millis
Huntington
Yarmouth
Plainville
Sterling
Nahant
Bedford
Southwick
Mattapoisett
Chester.
Pembroke
Tisbury
West Boylston
Lincoln
Middleton
North Reading
2,585
2,580
2,558
2,521
2,514
2,499
2,475
2,468
2,414
2,387
2,377
2,342
2,333
2,330
2,290
2,251
2,228
2,213
2,179
2,179
2,164
2,151
2,118
2,101
2,062
2,059
2,059
2,058
2,036
2,033
2,005
1,953
1,939
1,921
1,901
1,898
1,895
1,879
1,862
1,829
1,822
1,812
1,810
1,797
1,796
1,782
1,782
1,725
1,717
1,701
1,696
1,677
1,667
1,663
1,618
1,610
1,594
1,590
1,569
1,563
1,535
1,529
1,500
1,491
1,487
1,484
1,481
1,448
1,442
1,427
1,415
1,408
1,403
1,387
1,365
1,365
1,352
1,344
1,337
1,324
1,318
1,310
1,308
1,292
2,406
2,205
1,839
1,708
2,640
2,070
2,585
2,085
1,428
1,284
2,401
2,091
2,253
1,670
2,060
1,692
1,991
2,089
2,291
2,120
1,901
2,089
1,943
1,884
2,088
2,388
1,851
1,840
2,024
2,220
1,597
1,686
1,327
2,028
2,022
1,931
1,713
1,646
1,782
1,780
1,998
1,772
1,662
1,947
1,490
2,017
964
1,763
1,622
1,410
1,379
1,790
1,634
1,470
1,974
1,293
1,348
1,480
1,500
1,534
1,281
1,405
1,433
912
1,029
1,515
1,388
1,136
1,252
1,451
1,422
1,300
1,315
922
1,208
1,048
1,180
1,366
1,261
1,120
1,571
1,122
1,068
903
+179
+375
+719
+813
-126
+429
-110
+383
+986
+1,103
+251
+80
+660
+230
+55
+237
+124
-112
+59
+263
+62
+175
+217
-26
-329
+208
+218
+12
-187
+408
+267
+612
-107
-121
-33
+182
+233
+80
+49
-176
+40
+148
- 150
+306
-235
+818
-38
+95
+291
+317
-113
+33
+193
-356
+317
+246
+110
+69
+29
+254
+124
+67
+579
+458
-31
+93
+312
+190
-24
+7.4
+17.0
+39.1
+47.6
4.8
+20.7
4.3
+18.4
+69.0
+85.9
-1.0
+12.0
+3.6
+39.5
+11.2
+33.0
+11.9
+5.9
- 4.9
+2.8
+13.8
+3.0
+9.0
+11.5
-1.2
-13.8
+11.2
+11.8
+0.6
-8.4
+25.5
+15.8
+46.1
-5.3
6.0
-1.7
+10.6
+14.2
+4.5
+2.8
-8.8
+2.3
+8.9
-7.7
+20.5
- 11.7
+84.9
-2.2
+5.9
+20.6
+23.0
-6.3
+2.0
+13.1
-18.0
+24.5
+18.2
+7.4
+4.6
+1.9
+19.8
+8.8
+4.7
+63.5
+44.5
-2.0
+6.7
+27.5
+15.2
-1.7
-0.5
+8.3
+6.7
+50.4
+13.0
+30.3
+14.6
-1.6
+6.0
+18.2
-16.1
+16.8
+22.5
+43.1
+108
+88
+465
+157
+317
+172
+76
+204
-253
+188
+240
+389
POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905.
57
TABLE 3. — POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREASE (-), 1905-1915
CITIES AND TOWNS
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
-96
+368
+254
+101
+179
--195
+107
+9
-120
+47
+78
#74
+114
-21
+100
+296
-86
+315
+27
+51
+244
-121
+144
-179
+363
+35
+54
-25
+83
+199
+23
+40
West Brookfield
Sunderland
West Stockbridge
Edgartowa
Norfolk
Hinsdale
Oak Bluffs
Littleton
Conway
Sudbury,
Topsfield
Erving
Orleans
Rochester
Stow
Whately :
Clarksburg
Lynnfield
Harvard
Russell
Lanesborough
Hubbardston.
Wenham
New Marlborough
Dover
Ashfield,
Berkley
Charlemont
Becket
Tyngsborough
Gill
Southampton
Wellfeet.
Brimfield
Mendon
Ashby
Berlin
Royalston
Granby
Enfield
Princeton
Bernardston
Granville
Brewster
Boylston
Leverett.
Bolton
Burlington
Petersham
Boxford
Dana
Hampden
Truro
Cummington
Halifas
New Salem
Blandford
Worthington
Egremont
Plympton
Sandisfield
Richmond
Chesterfield
Eastham
Oakham.
Savoy
Hancock
Pelham
Carlisle
Warwick
Paxton
New Braintree
Otis
West Tisbury
Westhampton
Hawley
Florida
Greenwich
Rowe
Phillipston
Wendell
Heath
Windsor
Plainfield
1,288
1,278
1,277
1,276
1,268
1,257
1,245
1,228
1,220
1,206
1,173
1,168
1,166
1,160
1,127
1,118
1,114
1,112
1,104
1,104
1,089
1,084
1,068
1,030
999
994
985
977
973
967
951
950
936
934
933
922
865
862
828
806
800
790
784
783
783
779
768
751
727
714
712
670
663
660
638
625
623
618
599
599
564
664
559
545
527
524
514
499
490
477
471
453
442
441
430
427
427
426
424
390
388
383
375
375
1,384
910
1,023
1,175
1,089
1,452
1,138
1,219
1,340
1,159
1,095
1,094
1,052
1,181
1,027
822
1,200
797
1,077
1,053
845
1,205
924
1,209
636
959
931
1,002
890
768
1,023
927
958
894
922
865
906
903
747
973
907
769
865
739
649
703
762
588
855
665
763
561
743
740
494
672
746
614
721
514
657
601
563
519
519
349
434
460
623
527
444
477
534
457
466
448
424
476
533
442
480
356
513
382
+-81
167
-107
+21
-81
+44
+134
+76
+6
+163
-6.9
+40.4
+24.8
+8.6
+16.4
-13.4
+9.4
+0.7
-9.0
+4.1
+7.1
+6.8
+10.8
-1.8
+9.7
+36.0
-7.2
+39.5
+2.5
+4.8
+28.9
-10.0
+15.6
-14.8
+57.1
+3.6
+5.8
-2.5
+9.3
+25.9
-7.0
+2.5
-2.3
+4.5
+1.2
+6.6
-4.5
-4.5
+10.8
-17.2
11.8
+2.7
-9.4
+6.0
+20.6
+10.8
+0.8
+27.7
--15.0
+7.4
- 6.7
+19.4
-10.8
-10.8
+29.1
-7.0
-16.5
+0.7
-16.9
+16.5
-14.2
46.2
-0.7
+5.0
+1.5
-4.6
+18.4
+8.5
-6.3
-9.5
+6.1
-5.0
-17.2
-3.5
—7.7
-4.7
+0.7
-10.3
-20.5
-11.8
-19.2
+7.6
-26.9
-1.8
9782792179779976****9741111111
+27
-138
58
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 3. — POPULATION, 1915, COMPARED WITH 1905 - Concluded.
-
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREASE (-), 1905-1915
CITIES AND TOWNS
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
412
Dunstable
Monterey
Loyden
Wales
Tyringham
Boxborough
Middlefield
Prescott
Monroe
Shutesbury
Goshen
Chilmark
Washington
Alford
Mashpee
Montgomery
Tolland
Peru
Gay Head
Holland.
Gosnold.
Mount Washington
New Ashford.
362
358
344
337
327
326
325
299
296
292
289
288
275
271
263
230
199
195
175
159
155
95
92
408
645
314
324
399
322
269
374
277
322
339
275
317
259
274
268
178
151
161
87
100
99797779497977997694141
-12.1
--19.4
-15.7
47.8
+4.1
+0.6
-18.5
-7.1
+10.0
-21.9
+4.3
-10.6
-18.9
-1.5
-17.0
-11.2
--27.4
-27.2
-1.7
+5.3
-3.7
+9.2
-8.0
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES.
59
TABLE 4. — POPULATION OF CITIES (BY WARDS AND PRECINCTS) AND OF
TOWNS HAVING PRECINCTS, BY PRECINCTS, ARRANGED ALPHABETI-
CALLY, BY SEX AND NUMBER OF FAMILIES.
(See note at foot of page 68.)
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
Abington
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Acton
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Agawam
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Andover
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Athol
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
ATTLEBORO
Ward 1
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Auburn
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Barnstable
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Precinct 7
Belmont
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
BEVERLY
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Billerica
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Blackstone
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
BOSTON
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Ward 12
Ward 13
Ward 14
Ward 15
Ward 16
Ward 17
Ward 18
Ward 19
Ward 20
Ward 21
Ward 22
Ward 23
Ward 24
Ward 25
Ward 26
5,646
2,530
3,116
2,151
591
854
706
4,555
1,798
1,292
1,465
7,978
7,098
880
9,783
3,287
6,496
18,480
4,595
2,222
2,373
2,985
3,054
3,560
4,286
3,281
1,737
1,544
4,995
617
580
1,879
431
582
201
705
8,081
2,341
3,736
2,004
22,959
5,559
3,137
4,250
4,199
4,189
1,625
3,246
1,453
1,793
6,689
3,679
2,010
745,439
23,776
41,904
21,016
18,585
77,573
37,250
35,084
38,317
33,996
25,741
26,234
29,416
30,533
27,799
26,225
25,404
25,853
25,877
22,748
22,958
26,499
23,812
21,442
22,615
16,401
18,381
2,767
1,209
1,558
1,058
290
428
340
2,327
878
699
750
3,615
3,203
412
4,876
1,619
3,257
9,095
2,337
1,113
1,224
1,458
1,445
1,736
2,119
1,717
889
828
2,499
300
308
934
205
290
105
357
3,767
1,066
1,781
920
11,469
2,814
1,475
2,308
2,001
2,083
788
1,600
713
887
2,821
1,793
1,028
369,434
11,691
22,742
11,053
10,289
43,622
19,689
17,057
16,246
17,739
12,553
12,857
14,487
15,013
12,825
12,600
11,498
12,136
12,425
10,325
10,951
12,629
11,104
10,049
11,384
7,379
9,091
2,879
1,321
1,558
1,093
301
426
366
2,228
920
593
715
4,363
3,895
468
4,907
1,668
3,239
9,385
2,258
1,109
1,149
1,527
1,609
1,824
2,167
1,564
848
716
2,496
317
272
945
226
292
96
348
4,314
1,275
1,955
1,084
11,490
2,745
1,662
1,942
2,198
2,106
837
1,646
740
906
2,868
1,886
982
376,005
12,085
19,162
9,963
8,296
33,951
17,561
18,027
22,071
16,257
13,188
13,377
14,929
15,520
14,974
13,625
13,906
13,717
13,452
12,423
12,007
13,870
12,708
11,393
11,231
9,022
9,290
1,445
670
775
586
162
224
200
1,011
373
296
342
1,856
1,631
225
2,307
849
1,458
4,267
992
503
489
736
776
807
956
713
400
313
1,413
181
138
546
126
168
62
192
1,894
525
785
584
5,397
1,260
785
952
1,081
944
375
784
379
405
1,264
839
425
161, 106
5,217
7,888
4,347
3,653
14,457
6,849
8,293
8,064
7,032
5,669
5,835
6,621
7,391
5,927
6,011
5,742
5,951
5,778
5,366
5,264
5,706
5,438
5,136
4,945
4,568
3,958
60
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 4. - POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES
Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
687
428
259
2,194
850
704
640
15,006
2,196
766
1,430
1,944
748
1.196
2,376
1,371
1,005
1,713
841
872
1,974
891
1,083
2,461
721
Bourne .
Precinct A
Precinct B
Braintros
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
BROCKTON
Ward 1
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 2
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 3
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 4
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 5
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 6
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 7
Precinct A
Precinct B
Brookfield
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
CAMBRIDGE
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 8
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 9
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 10
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 11
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Cholmstord
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
2,672
1,480
1,192
9,343
3,610
2,950
2,783
62,288
8,820
3,368
5,452
7,679
2,937
4,742
9,197
5,267
3,930
6,983
3,552
3,431
9,175
4,260
4,915
11,216
3,390
7,826
9,218
4,254
4,964
2,059
1,335
1,420
754
666
4,583
1,864
1,347
1,372
30,781
4,280
1,778
2,502
3,570
1,377
2,193
4,501
2,610
1,891
3,447
1,748
1,699
4,777
2,291
2,486
6,711
1,760
3,951
4,495
2,057
2,438
994
636
358
51,995
3,494
1,540
1,954
3,431
2,026
1,405
6,679
1,703
1,185
1,488
1,303
5,254
1,446
1,231
1,368
1,209
4,267
1,080
1,050
1,109
1,028
6,785
2,298
1,543
1,527
1,417
5,604
1,314
1,467
1,266
1,557
4,248
1,567
1,181
1,500
4,347
1,145
1,246
1,956
3,684
1,044
1,081
1,559
5,202
1,403
1,915
1,884
2,537
1,080
1,029
215
213
1,252
726
526
4,760
1,746
1,603
1,411
31,507
4,640
1,590
2,950
4,109
1,560
2,549
4,696
2,657
2,039
3,536
1,804
1,732
4,398
11,969
2,429
5,505
1,630
3,875
4,723
2,197
2,528
1,065
699
366
56,827
3,087
1,341
1,746
3,076
1,800
1,276
5,411
1,468
1,129
1,433
1,381
5,297
1,296
1,332
1,352
1,317
5,541
1,235
1,232
1,543
1,531
6,819
2,092
1,537
1,622
1,568
6,118
1,421
1,613
1,475
1,609
5,121
1,853
1,636
1,632
6,218
1,754
2,174
2,290
4,652
1,577
1,490
1,585
6,487
1,642
1,940
1,905
2,645
1,212
1,006
215
212
724
108,822
6,581
2,881
3,700
6,507
3,826
2,681
11,090
3,171
2,314
2,921
2,684
10,551
2,742
2,563
2,720
2,526
9,808
2,315
2,282
2,652
2,559
13,604
4,390
3,080
3,149
2,985
11,722
2,735
3,080
2,741
3,166
9,369
3,420
2,817
3,132
10,565
2,899
3,420
4,246
8,336
2,621
2,571
3,144
10,689
3,045
3,855
3,789
6,182
2,292
2,035
430
425
1,740
2,342
1,082
1,260
569
382
187
24,254
1,287
580
707
1,286
755
531
2,304
635
457
608
604
2,267
607
566
574
520
2,297
558
493
648
598
3,161
964
772
730
695
2,771
664
716
686
705
2,158
708
759
691
2,474
785
723
966
1,938
665
637
636
2,311
736
801
774
1,234
588
449
108
89
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES.
61
TABLE 4. - POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES - Continued.
.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
CHELSEA
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
CHICOPEE
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Precinct A
Precinct B
Concord
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Deerfield
Precinct A
Precinct B
Doanh
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Easton
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Erving
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
EVERETT
Ward 1
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Fairhaven
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
YALL RIVER
Ward 1
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Precinct D
Ward 2
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 3
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 4
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Ward 5
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 6
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Ward 7
Precinct A
Precinct B
13,426
7,938
4,931
3,007
14,317
8,253
6,064
8,013
3,899
4,114
6,262
2,000
4,262
6,896
3,545
3,351
30,138
4,132
3,205
4,580
4,327
2,056
2,271
4,769
2,839
6,286
4,650
1,636
6,681
3,835
2,846
2,739
1,779
960
1,822
297
255
581
430
259
5,064
759
3,242
1,063
1,168
533
635
37,718
4,427
7,382
4,572
2,810
9,833
5,004
4,829
5,681
4,609
5,786
6,277
4,595
1,682
124,791
23,028
6,498
8,276
3,704
4,550
13,420
8,377
5,043
14,922
9,901
3,021
12,245
4,885
4,308
3,052
11,823
7,985
3,838
17,844
5,686
8,406
3,752
5,601
2,679
2,922
22,353
4,198
2,661
1,537
7,553
4,466
3,087
3,973
1,919
2,054
3,127
1,021
2,106
3,502
1,889
1,613
15,296
2,111
1,565
2,401
2,125
985
1,140
2,462
1,455
3,177
2,335
842
3,608
1,791
1,817
1,491
962
529
845
130
116
276
201
122
2,496
368
1,595
533
613
276
337
18,387
2,333
3,538
2,199
1,339
4,701
2,339
2,362
2,771
2,321
2,723
2,990
2,204
786
60,319
11,154
3,209
4,069
1,670
2,206
6,485
4,088
2,397
7,327
4,812
2,515
5,709
2,431
1,969
1,309
5,900
3,939
1,961
8,797
2,832
4,126
1,839
2,765
1,500
1,265
8,958
1,620
1,005
615
2,855
1,597
1,258
1,680
851
829
1,344
429
915
1,459
669
790
5,512
654
662
636
833
464
369
926
523
1,278
924
21,073
3,740
2,270
1,470
6,764
3,787
2,977
4,040
1,980
2,060
3,135
979
2,156
3,394
1,656
1,738
14,842
2,021
1,640
2,179
2,202
1,071
1,131
2,307
1,384
3,109
2,315
794
3,073
2,044
1,029
1,248
817
431
977
167
139
305
229
137
2,568
391
1,647
530
555
257
298
19,331
2,094
3,844
2,373
1,471
5,132
2,665
2,467
2,910
2,288
3,063
3,287
2,391
896
64,472
11,874
3,289
4,207
2,034
2,344
6,935
4,289
2,646
7,595
5,089
2,506
6,536
2,454
2,339
1,743
5,923
4,046
1,877
9,047
2,854
4,280
1,913
2,836
1,179
1,657
354
1,301
822
479
595
372
223
634
99
76
225
150
84
1,237
213
741
283
292
147
145
8,747
903
1,721
1,036
685
2,373
1,224
1,149
1,337
1,048
1,365
1,533
1,184
349
26,108
4,783
1,298
1,566
917
1,002
2,794
1,618
1,176
2,779
1,788
991
2,808
1,044
1,033
731
2,517
1,642
875
3,494
1,097
1,580
817
1,326
572
754
62
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 4. — POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES
Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
10,649
4,988
3,432
2,229
15,259
3,677
5,191
6,391
3,917
529
3,388
39,656
6,173
TALL RIVER - Con.
Ward 8
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Ward 9
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Falmouth
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
FITCHBURG
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Framingham
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Freetown
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Gardner
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Gill
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
GLOUCESTER
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 7
Ward 8
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Grafton
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Great Barrington
Precinct A
Precinct B
Groveland
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Hardwick
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
HAVERHILL
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Holbrook
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
HOLYOKE
Ward 1
Precinct A
Precinct B
11,957
6,168
3,971
3,769
7,618
15,860
2,142
2,098
5,657
2,674
3,289
1,663
860
803
16,376
3,448
9,893
3,035
951
539
412
24,478
2,625
4,950
3,681
1,906
4,189
3,512
2,610
902
2,006
1,609
344
677
588
6,250
1,282
2,546
2,422
6,627
4,364
2,263
2,377
1,441
936
3,596
681
2,429
486
49,450
2,836
2,933
3,577
5,338
3,175
2,163
17,156
5,056
5,157
6,943
9,720
3,618
2,878
3,224
7,890
4,669
3,221
2,948
2,174
774
60,816
9,320
4,685
4,635
4,786
2,322
1,369
1,095
7,396
1,683
2,542
3,171
2,008
266
1,742
19,611
3,068
6,026
3,057
1,956
1,760
3,744
7,791
974
1,028
• 2,626
1,341
1,822
860
436
424
8,545
1,686
5,275
1,584
500
292
208
12,455
1,290
2,546
1,973
1,007
2,052
1,731
1,291
440
1,061
795
179
339
277
3,062
591
1,270
1,201
3,176
2,085
1,091
1,128
677
451
1,805
386
1,167
252
24,059
1,336
1,331
1,907
2,510
1,442
1,068
8,793
2,680
2,543
3,570
4,456
1,615
1,361
1,480
3,726
2,204
1,522
1,417
1,033
384
29,359
4,596
2,338
2,258
5,863
2,666
2,063
1,134
7,863
1,994
2,649
8,220
1,909
263
1,646
20,045
3,105
5,931
3,111
2,015
2,009
3,874
8,069
1,168
1,070
3,031
1,333
1,467
803
424
379
7,831
1,762
4,618
1,451
451
247
204
12,023
1,335
2,404
1,708
899
2,137
1,781
1,319
462
945
814
165
338
311
3,188
691
1,276
1,221
3,451
2,279
1,172
1,249
764
485
1,791
295
1,262
234
25,391
1,500
1,602
1,670
2,828
1,733
1,095
8,363
2,376
2,614
3,373
5,264
2,003
1,517
1,744
4,164
2,465
1,699
1,531
1,141
390
31,457
4,724
2,347
2,377
2,386
1,121
833
432
3,221
933
1,027
1,261
987
151
836
8,645
1,360
2,333
1,297
971
1,013
1,671
3,531
513
504
1,282
595
637
431
229
202
3,490
873
1,969
648
223
127
96
5,724
674
1,075
783
454
954
872
614
258
479
433
94
196
143
1,251
359
416
476
1,537
1,102
435
607
401
206
609
149
358
102
11,753
767
779
822
1,311
798
513
3,593
1,046
1,130
1,417
2,508
1,025
656
827
1,973
1,191
782
752
555
197
12,392
1,806
875
931
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES.
63
TABLE 4. — POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES — Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
HOLYOKE -Con.
Ward 2
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 3
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Ward 4
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 5
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 6
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 7
Precinct A
Precinct B
LAWRENCE
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 2
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Ward 3
Precinct 7
Precinct 8
Precinct 9
Ward 4
Precinct 10
Precinct 11
Precinct 12
Ward 5
Precinct 13
Precinct 14
Precinct 15
Ward 6
Precinct 16
Precinct 17
Precinct 18
Precinct 19
Leicester
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
LOWELL
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 8
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 9
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
9,694
5,245
4,449
11,138
4,709
4,973
1,456
8,798
5,427
3,371
5,399
2,909
2,490
8,005
3,376
4,629
8,462
4,460
4,002
90,259
16,143
4,559
7,557
4,027
14,842
5,466
5,664
3,712
14,319
4,854
5,477
3,988
12,554
4,618
3,051
4,885
16,166
6,604
4,476
5,086
16,235
5,291
4,552
3,213
3,179
3,322
1,404
1,219
699
107,978
9,560
3,649
3,219
2,692
13,699
5,092
5,232
3,375
12,367
4,462
4,610
3,295
9,649
3,661
2,980
3,008
9,794
3,530
2,216
4,048
20,697
9,135
5,792
5,770
10,721
3,528
2,867
4,326
10,803
3,196
3,878
3,729
10,688
3,083
3,931
3,674
4,851
2,653
2,198
5,365
2,205
2,519
641
4,370
2,722
1,648
2,476
1,311
1,165
3,876
1,675
2,201
3,825
2,008
1,817
44,702
7,924
2,254
3,829
1,841
7,634
2,965
2,884
1,685
7,436
2,662
2,878
1,896
6,344
2,530
1,450
2,364
7,679
3,233
2,036
2,410
7,785
2,572
2,229
1,471
1,513
1,604
689
569
346
52,016
4,758
2,077
1,427
1,254
7,270
2,859
2,740
1,671
5,920
2,198
2,305
1,417
4,698
1,798
1,467
1,433
4,843
1,859
1,070
1,914
9,825
4,363
2,765
2,697
4,848
1,533
1,311
2,004
5,028
1,436
1,788
1,804
4,826
1,299
1,781
1,746
4,843
2,592
2,251
5,773
2,504
2,454
815
4,428
2,705
1,723
2,923
1,598
1,325
4,129
1,701
2,428
4,637
2,452
2,185
45,557
8,219
2,305
3,728
2,186
7,308
2,501
2,780
2,027
6,883
2,192
2,599
2,092
6,210
2,088
1,601
2,521
8,487
3,371
2,440
2,676
8,450
2,719
2,323
1,742
1,666
1,718
715
650
353
55,962
4,802
1,572
1,792
1,438
6,429
2,233
2,492
1,704
6,447
2,264
2,305
1,878
4,951
1,863
1,513
1,575
4,951
1,671
1,146
2,134
10,872
4,772
3,027
3,073
5,873
1,995
1,556
2,322
5,775
1,760
2,090
1,925
5,862
1,784
2,150
1,928
2,013
1,079
934
2,194
922
965
307
1,503
862
641
1,149
581
568
1,778
725
1,053
1,949
1,035
914
18,607
3,264
1,035
1,262
967
2,867
939
1,043
885
2,591
764
955
872
2,638
853
660
1,125
3,713
1,502
1,102
1,109
3,534
1,155
967
674
738
763
339
257
167
23,036
2,052
605
803
644
2,624
893
1,015
716
2,965
1,043
1,051
871
2,109
788
657
664
2,017
652
496
869
4,186
1,843
1,216
1,127
2,180
690
632
858
2,530
839
867
824
2,373
700
865
808
64
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 4.
- POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES - Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
LYNN
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Lynnfield
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
MALDEN
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
MARLBOROUGE
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
MEDFORD
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 7
MELROSE
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
95,803
3,039
3,039
5,958
3,140
2,818
19,765
2,914
4,336
4,153
3,628
4,734
17,363
4,611
3,431
3,050
3,497
2,774
20,597
4,498
5,346
3,403
4,684
2,666
23,878
5,085
5,343
4,056
4,138
5,256
5,203
2,988
2,215
1,112
563
549
48,907
5,949
3,750
2,199
6,393
3,501
2,892
5,650
2,928
2,722
5,264
2,320
2,944
7,250
3,623
3,627
7,673
5,275
2,398
10,728
5,111
5,617
15,250
2,258
2,249
2,418
2,532
1,876
1,880
2,037
30,509
4,418
4,195
3,034
4,560
2,338
2,222
6,784
5,311
3,852
1,459
2,207
16,880
2,172
2,646
2,575
1,912
2,139
2,740
2,696
2,101
595
47,049
1,519
1,519
2,823
1,460
1,363
9,151
1,255
1,919
1,984
1,697
2,296
8,591
2,107
1,721
1,782
1,685
1,296
10,156
2,311
2,913
1,572
2,102
1,258
12,207
2,564
2,756
1,971
2,090
2,826
2,602
1,481
1,121
534
280
254
23,164
2,686
1,647
1,039
3,192
1,760
1,432
2,455
1,206
1,249
2,465
1,073
1,392
3,361
1,599
1,762
3,762
2,585
1,177
5,243
2,459
2,784
7,574
1,130
1,184
1,180
1,230
938
924
988
14,500
2,169
1,967
1,338
2,204
1,134
1,070
3,336
2,461
1,794
667
1,025
7,753
980
1,222
1,189
824
965
1,275
1,298
1,005
293
48,754
1,520
1,520
3,135
1,680
1,455
10,614
1,659
2,417
2,169
1,931
2,438
8,772
2,504
1,710
1,268
1,812
1,478
10,441
2,187
2,433
1,831
2,582
1,408
11,671
2,521
2,587
2,085
2,048
2,430
2,601
1,507
1,094
578
283
295
25,743
3,263
2,103
1,160
3,201
1,741
1,460
3,195
1,722
1,473
2,799
1,247
1,552
3,889
2,024
1,865
3,911
2,690
1,221
5,485
2,652
2,833
7,676
1,128
1,065
1,238
1,302
938
956
1,049
16,009
2,249
2,228
1,696
2,356
1,204
1,152
3,448
2,850
2,058
792
1,182
9,127
1,192
1,424
1,386
1,088
1,174
1,465
1,398
1,096
302
22,089
808
808
1,531
796
735
5,146
835
1,174
1,002
998
1,137
3,812
1,152
713
419
856
672
4,577
886
1,044
846
1,204
597
5,065
1,150
1,131
922
865
997
1,150
684
466
313
170
143
11,088
1,488
941
547
1,313
722
591
1,339
737
602
1,206
597
609
1,730
924
806
1,784
1,236
548
2,228
1,131
1,097
3,517
530
491
547
526
463
468
492
7,240
975
1,015
708
1,041
529
512
1,623
1,345
922
423
533
4,097
549
696
589
474
518
650
621
486
135
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES.
65
TABLE 4. — POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES
Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND TOWNS
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
Methuen
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Middleborough
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Montague
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Natick
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
NEW BEDFORD
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 2
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Precinct 7
Precinct 8
Ward 3
Precinct 9
Precinct 10
Precinct 11
Precinct 12
Ward 4
Precinct 13
Precinct 14
Precinct 15
Precinct 16
Ward 5
Precinct 17
Precinct 18
Precinct 19
Precinct 20
Ward 6
Precinct 2i
Precinct 22
Precinct 23
Precinct 24
Nowbury
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
NEWBUB YPORT
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
NEWTON
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 7
NORTH ADAMS
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
NORTHAMPTON
Ward 1
Ward 2
14,007
6,921
3,195
3,891
8,631
525
8,106
7,925
5,934
952
1,039
11,119
9,868
1,251
109,568
23,376
4,902
6,367
6,251
5,856
19,211
8,863
4,124
3,245
2,979
11,768
4,127
2,266
2,384
2,991
10,999
3,285
2,484
2,866
2,364
17,354
8,721
3,418
2,420
2,795
26,860
7,775
7,596
6,597
4,892
1,590
715
875
15,311
2,557
3,528
2,128
2,135
2,613
2,350
43,113
5,614
2,772
2,842
7,956
2,491
2,593
2,872
6,870
4,470
2,400
4,695
4,070
625
7,074
2,336
3,391
1,347
6,963
3,104
2,652
1,207
3,941
22,035
3,047
3,089
2,259
3,692
3,090
2,992
3,866
21,654
3,433
3,126
6,656
3,233
1,444
1,979
4,314
262
4,052
4,095
3,095
481
519
5,547
4,940
607
53,167
11,562
2,424
3,032
3,169
2,937
9,529
4,587
2,027
1,484
1,431
5,410
1,968
967
1,043
1,432
5,235
1,576
1,214
1,330
1,115
8,127
4,335
1,507
1,046
1,239
13,304
3,881
3,733
3,232
2,458
805
359
446
7,283
1,253
1,689
1,061
963
1,228
1,089
19,378
2,710
1,427
1,283
3,653
1,075
1,060
1,518
3,081
2,146
935
2,174
1,845
329
3,237
1,152
1,577
508
2,941
1,306
1,208
427
1,582
10,558
1,448
1,475
1,034
1,786
1,411
1,389
2,015
10,132
1,751
1,159
7,351
3,688
1,751
1,912
4,317
263
4,054
3,830
2,839
471
520
5,572
4,928
644
56,401
11,814
2,478
3,335
3,082
2,919
9,682
4,276
2,097
1,761
1,548
6,358
2,159
1,299
1,341
1,559
5,764
1,709
1,270
1,536
1,249
9,227
4,386
1,911
1,374
1,556
13,556
3,894
3,863
3,365
2,434
785
356
429
8,028
1,304
1,839
1,067
1,172
1,385
1,261
23,735
2,904
1,345
1,559
4,303
1,416
1,533
1,354
3,789
2,324
1,465
2,521
2,225
296
3,837
1,184
1,814
839
4,022
1,798
1,444
780
2,359
11,477
1,599
1,614
1,225
1,906
1,679
1,603
1,851
11,522
1,732
1,967
3,357
1,652
806
899
2,252
156
2,096
1,695
1,168
222
305
2,674
2,384
290
24,435
4,764
1,049
1,314
1,263
1,138
4,059
1,588
949
805
717
3,102
1,019
652
677
754
2,909
893
632
760
624
4,084
1,921
839
642
682
5,517
1,477
1,657
1,338
1,045
417
187
230
3,637
641
784
492
522
597
601
9,353
1,108
510
598
1,685
577
606
502
1,489
958
531
1,090
956
134
1,546
513
758
275
1,529
699
593
237
906
4,909
697
641
561
773
758
695
784
4,558
729
690
66
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 4.
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES - Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND Towns
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
-
2,265
1,947
1,374
1,169
1,068
3,074
2,319
755
4,768
1,472
1,045
1,452
799
8,353
2,070
2,361
2,721
1,201
234
NORTHAMPTON -Con.
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
North Andover
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Palmer
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Precinct D
Peabody
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Pelham.
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Popperell
Precinct A
Precinct B
PITTSFIELD
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
QUINCY
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
REVERE
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Bockland
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Rockport
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Royalston
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
SALEM.
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 3
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Ward 4
Precinct 7
Precinct 8
Ward 5
Precinct 9
Precinct 10
Ward 6
Precinct 11
Precinct 12
4,366
3,768
2,686
2,183
2,042
5,956
4,485
1,471
9,468
3,019
1,992
2,843
1,614
18,625
4,332
5,279
6,609
2,405
499
305
194
2,839
1,221
1,618
39,607
6,060
5,944
5,996
4,933
5,529
6,272
4,873
40,674
7,505
3,014
4,491
6,777
2,485
4,292
7,868
3,907
3,961
5,952
2,547
3,405
6,887
3,285
3,602
5,685
3,169
2,516
25,178
4,628
6,203
6,692
5,498
2,157
7,074
3,482
3,592
4,351
1,371
2,980
862
424
2,101
1,821
1,312
1,014
974
2,882
2,166
716
4,700
1,547
947
1,391
815
10,272
2,262
2,918
3,888
1,204
265
162
103
1,409
580
829
19,316
3,085
2,890
2,975
2,191
2,716
3,043
2,416
20,686
3,746
1,461
2,285
3,891
1,517
2,374
4,015
1,950
2,065
3,015
1,264
1,751
3,244
1,517
1,727
2,775
1,542
1,233
12,391
2,237
3,034
3,354
2,696
1,070
3,450
1,720
1,730
2,167
705
1,462
456
229
227
18,295
3,685
1,826
1,859
3,383
1,659
1,724
2,174
1,128
1,046
3,073
143
91
1,430
641
789
20,291
2,975
3,054
3,021
2,742
2,813
3,229
2,457
19,988
3,759
1,553
2,206
2,886
968
1,918
3,853
1,957
1,896
2,937
1,283
1,654
3,643
1,768
1,875
2,910
1,627
1,283
12,787
2,391
3,169
3,338
2,802
1,087
3,624
1,762
1,862
2,184
666
1,518
406
195
944
619
593
527
456
1,344
1,033
311
1,864
719
363
472
310
3,822
916
1,075
1,277
554
125
72
53
729
325
404
8,863
1,242
1,383
1,327
1,209
1,236
1,326
1,140
9,163
1,772
683
1,089
1,331
453
878
1,676
880
796
1,229
534
695
1,772
875
897
1,383
759
624
5,603
1,141
1,381
1,403
1,128
550
1,769
856
913
1,169
346
823
219
211
116
103
7,964
1,405
438
37,200
7,252
3,504
3,748
7,023
3,447
3,576
4,220
2,041
2,179
6,309
2,279
4,030
6,181
1,392
4,789
6,215
2,850
3,365
952
2,121
3,029
698
2,331
2,951
1,324
1,627
18,905
3,567
1,678
1,889
3,640
1,788
1,852
2,046
913
1,133
3,236
1,327
1,909
3,152
694
2,458
3,264
1,526
1,738
711
694
1,655
833
822
783
410
373
1,355
551
804
1,236
276
960
1,530
719
811
POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES.
67
TABLE 4. — POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES
Continued.
POPULATION
CITIES AND Towns
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
5,018
1,618
1,974
1,426
1,433
380
1,053
1,227
Saugus .
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Seekonk
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Shirley
Precinct A
Precinct B
Somerset
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
SOMERVILLE
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 5
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Ward 7
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
South Hadley
Precinct A
Precinct B
SPRINGFIELD
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Sutton
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
TAUNTON
Ward 1
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Ward 2
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 3
Ward 4
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 5
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 6
Ward 7
Precinct A
Precinct B
Ward 8
Precinct A
Precinct B
Templeton
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Truro
Precinct A
Precinct B
10,226
3,323
4,098
2,805
2,767
721
2,046
2,251
366
1,885
3,377
1,397
1,980
86,854
11,953
4,628
2,606
1,929
2,790 :
13,586
4,216
6,397
2,973
8,041
3,998
4,043
8,458
4,419
4,039
12,196
4,531
3,795
3,870
15,661
7,018
4,783
3,860
16,959
3,076
4,187
4,690
5,006
5,179
4,005
1,174
102,971
11,663
19,844
10,668
13,313
9,922
10,864
9,752
16,945
2,829
1,392
1,437
36,161
3,813
2,681
438
191
1,036
1,653
702
951
40,982
5,925
2,283
1,240
930
1,472
6,670
2,177
3,022
1,471
3,658
1,783
1,875
3,944
2,093
1,851
5,619
2,010
1,789
1,820
7,334
3,309
2,238
1,787
7,832
1,377
1,894
2,204
2,357
2,464
1,988
476
49,791
5,756
10,000
5,318
6,222
4,374
5,024
4,702
8,395
1,491
717
774
17,604
1,817
1,268
214
335
1,598
951
647
1,648
2,314
1,388
926
2,767
1,174
1,593
1,942
1,898
1,308
590
3,620
2,085
1,535
2,267
386
377
258
1,246
333
150
183
5,208
1,705
2,124
1,379
1,334
341
993
1,024
175
849
1,724
695
1,029
45,872
6,028
2,345
1,366
999
1,318
6,916
2,039
3,375
1,502
4,383
2,215
2,168
4,514
2,326
2,188
6,577
2,521
2,006
2,050
8,327
3,709
2,545
2,073
9,127
1,699
2,293
2,486
2,649
2,715
2,017
698
53,180
5,907
9.844
5,350
7,091
5,548
5,840
5,050
8,550
1,338
675
663
18,557
1,996
1,413
224
359
1,682
866
2,397
804
967
626
643
170
473
451
90
361
795
323
472
21,075
2,796
1,111
665
462
558
2,934
919
1,394
621
2,015
1,003
1,012
2,187
1,154
1,033
2,960
1,161
940
859
3,816
1,559
1,258
999
4,367
828
1,016
1,183
1,340
1,113
857
694
816
1,637
2,587
1,563
1,024
3,004
1,258
1,746
1,897
2,047
1,429
618
3,707
2,157
1,550
1,814
359
361
211
883
330
166
164
256
24,173
2,665
4,359
2,389
3,279
2,585
2,638
2,521
3,737
633
329
304
7,761
971
705
105
161
789
399
390
696
1,139
754
385
1,243
543
700
837
876
640
236
1,210
631
579
898
182
195
99
422
185
89
96
3,280
1,817
1,463
3,285
4,901
2,951
1,950
5,771
2,432
3,339
3,839
3,945
2,737
1,208
7,327
4,242
3,085
4,081
745
738
469
2,129
663
316
347
68
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TABLE 4. — POPULATION BY SEX AND FAMILIES — Concluded.
POPULATION
CITIES AND Towns
Number of
Families
Total
Males
Females
Wakefield
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Walpole
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
WALTHAM
Ward 1
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 2
Ward 3
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Ward 7
Warren
Precinct A
Precinct B
Watertown
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Wayland
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Westford
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
West Springfield
Precinct A
Precinct B
Precinct C
Weymouth
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Williamsburg
Precinct A
Precinct B
Winthrop
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
WOBURN
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
WORCESTER
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Yarmouth
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
12,781
7,838
1,785
3,158
5,490
3,790
1,700
30,154
4,817
3,180
1,637
4,782
4,530
1,763
2,767
4,101
3,350
5,183
3,005
2,178
3,391
4,268
2,114
2,154
16,515
12,119
4,396
2,033
872
1,161
2,843
785
867
379
812
11,339
5,352
3,453
2,534
13,969
2,654
2,075
2,757
1,760
2,276
2,447
2,118
867
1,251
12,758
3,385
3,683
2,988
2,702
16,410
2,832
3,264
2,732
2,805
1,426
2,357
994
162,697
14,243
16,836
24,345
18,927
21,727
15,344
13,758
12,371
12,852
12,294
1,415
325
275
6,182
3,851
855
1,476
2,824
1,933
891
14,351
2,253
1,480
773
2,286
2,260
840
1,420
1,947
1,534
2,378
1,360
1,018
1,693
2,158
1,043
1,115
8,114
5,702
2,412
968
415
553
1,392
393
436
199
364
5,601
2,717
1,664
1,220
6,825
1,315
1,042
1,318
842
1,078
1,230
1,089
421
6,599
3,987
930
1,682
2,666
1,857
809
15,803
2,564
1,700
864
2,496
2,270
923
1,347
2,154
1,816
2,805
1,645
1,160
1,698
2,110
1,071
1,039
8,401
6,417
1,984
1,065
457
608
1,451
392
431
180
448
5,738
2,635
1,789
1,314
7,144
1,339
1,033
1,439
918
1,198
1,217
1,029
446
2,988
1,855
440
693
1,182
847
668
6,063
1,595
1,696
1,409
1,363
8,316
1,365
1,710
1,368
1,367
735
1,232
539
80,338
6,883
8,316
13,348
9,514
11,094
7,741
6,576
5,490
6,012
5,364
692
140
137
262
153
583
6,695
1,790
1,987
1,579
1,339
8,094
1,467
1,554
1,364
1,438
691
1,125
455
82,359
7,360
8,520
10,997
9,413
10,633
7,603
7,182
6,881
6,840
6,930
723
185
138
259
141
335
6,364
1,139
756
383
728
904
342
562
906
750
1,253
752
501
684
925
535
390
3,544
2,660
884
508
194
314
632
206
183
96
147
2,643
1,171
861
611
3,502
654
521
698
458
627
544
483
238
245
3,127
795
917
799
616
3,507
584
649
597
649
285
523
220
35,559
3,304
3,409
4,665
3,740
4,328
3,308
3,261
3,127
3,288
3,129
455
107
88
176
84
521
294
NOTE. A revision of ward lines was made in the cities of Boston, Pittsfield, Springfield, and Worcester
during the year preceding the taking of this Census, but the new wards thus established not having been divided
into precincts prior to April 1, 1915, the date as of which the Census was taken, the population of the precincts of
these cities could not be shown in this table. None of the wards of the following cities are divided into precincts:
– Beverly, Fitchburg, Marlborough, Newburyport, North Adams, Northampton, Revere, Woburn.
POPULATION OF COUNTIES.
69
TABLE 5. — POPULATION OF COUNTIES, 1880–1915, ARRANGED ALPHA-
BETICALLY.
THE STATE AND
COUNTIES
1915
1910
1905
1900
1895
1890
1885
1880
THE STATE
Barnstable.
Berkshire
Bristol
Dukes
Essex.
Franklin
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Nantucket.
11.16
3,693,310 3,366,416 3,003,680 2,805,346 2,500,183 2,238,943 1,942,141 1,783,085
28,818 27,542 26,831 27,826 27,654 29,172 29,845 31,897
114,709 105,259 98,330 95,667 86,292 81,108 73,828 69,032
346,964
318,573 269,257 252,029 219,019 186,465 158,498 139,040
4,904 4,504 4,551 4,561 4,238 4,369 4,135 4,300
463,662 436,477 381,181 357,030 330,393 299,995 263,727 244,535
48,256 43,600 43,362 41,209 40,145
38,610 37,449 36,001
262,944 231,369 196,013 175,603 152,938 135,713 116,764 104,142
69,549 63,327 62,227 58,820 54,710 51,859 48,472 47,232
733,624 669,915 608,499 565,696 499,217 431,167 357,311 317,830
3,166 2,962 2,930 3,006 3,016 3,268 3,142 3,727
201,907 187,506 167,537 151,539 134,819 118,950 102,142 96,507
157,303 144,337 127,932 113,985 101,498 92,700 81,680 74,018
826,801 731,388 652,362 611,417 539,799 484,780 421,109 387,927
430,703 399,657 362,668 346,958 306,445 280,787 244,039 226,897
Norfolk
Plymouth
•
Suffolk
.
Worcester
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TABLE 6. — POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS BY COUNTIES,
CITIES, AND TOWNS.
As established by Chapter 674 of the Acts of 1912, as amended by Chapter 226 of the General Acts of 1916.)
DISTRICT No. 1.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS
Pop-
ulation
1915
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
977
1,829
1,220
12,618
427
383
344
296
424
1,484
Berkshire
Adams
Alford
Becket
Cheshire
Clarksburg
Dalton
Egremont
Florida
Great Barrington
Hancock
Hinsdale
Lanesborough
Lee
Lenox
Monterey
Mount Washington
New Ashford
New Marlborough
NORTH ADAMS
Otis
Peru
PITTSFIELD
Richmond
Sandisfield
Savoy
Sheffield
Stockbridge
Tyringham
Washington
West Stockbridge
Williamstown
Windsor
13,218
271
973
1,535
1,114
3,858
599
427
6,627
514
1,257
1,089
4,481
3,242
358
95
92
1,030
22.035
442
195
39,607
564
564
524
1,862
1,901
327
275
1,277
3,981
375
Franklin - Con.
Charlemont
Colrain
Conway
Greenfield
Hawley
Heath
Leyden
Monroe
Rowe
Shelburne:
Hampden
Blandford.
Chester
Granville
HOLYOKE
Montgomery
Russell
Southwick
Tolland
Westfield :
Hampshire
Chesterfield
Cummington
Goshen
Huntington
Middlefield
Plainfeld
Southampton
Westhampton
Worthington
623
1,344
784
60,816
230
1,104
1,365
199
18,411
559
660
289
1,427
325
375
950
430
618
Franklin
Total
227,783
Ashfield
Buckland:
:
: :
994
1,569
DISTRICT No. 2.
102,971
11,339
2,521
Franklin
Bernardston
Deerfield
Erving
Gill
Leverett
Montague
Northfield
Shutesbury
Sunderland
Warwick
Wendell
Whately
Hampdon
Agawam
CHICOPEE.
East Longmeadow
Hampden.
Longmeadow
Ludlow
790
2,739
1,168
951
779
7,925
1,782
292
1,278
477
388
1,118
Hampden Con.
SPRINGFIELD
West Springfield
Wilbraham
Hampshire
Amherst
Belchertown
Easthampton
Enfield
Granby
Hadley
Hatfield
NORTHAMPTON
Pelham
South Hadley
Ware.
Williamsburg
Total.
5,558
2,062
9,845
806
828
2,666
2,630
21,654
499
5,179
9,346
2,118
4,555
30,138
1,939
670
1,782
6,251
245,044
POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
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TABLE 6.
- POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS — Continued.
DISTRICT No. 3.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
Franklin
Con.
New Salem
Orange
625
5,379
Hampden
Brimfield
Holland
Monson
Palmer
Wales
934
159
5,004
9,468
337
Hampshire
Greenwich
Prescott
426
299
Middlesex
Worcester
Hardwick.
Holden
Hubbardston
Lancaster
Leicester
Leominster
Lunenburg
New Braintree
North Brookfield
Oakham
Oxford
Paxton
Petersham
Phillipston
Princeton.
Royalston
Rutland
Southbridge
Spencer
Sterling
Sturbridge
Templeton
Warren
Webster
West Boylston
West Brookfield
Westminster
Winchendon
Total.
3,596
2,514
1,084
2,585
3,322
17,646
1,610
453
2,947
527
3,476
471
727
390
800
862
1,895
14,217
5,994
1,403
1,618
4,081
4,268
12,565
1,318
1,288
1,594
5,908
Ashby
Townsend
922
1,812
Worcester
Ashburnham
Athol
Barre
Boylston
Brookfield
Charlton
Clinton
Dana
Dudley
FITCHBURG
Gardner
2,059
9,783
3,476
783
2,059
2,213
13,192
712
4,373
39,656
16,376
219,206
DISTRICT No. 4.
Middlesex
Con.
Hopkinton
2,475
Worcester
Auburn
Blackstone1
Douglas
Grafton
Hopedale
Mendon
Milford
3,281
5,689
2,179
6,250
2,663
933
13,684
Worcester
Millbury
Northbridge
Shrewsbury
Sutton
Upton
Uxbridge
Westborough
WORCESTER
5,295
9,254
2,794
2,829
2,036
4,921
5,925
162,697
Total
232,905
.
DISTRICT No. 5.
Essex
Con.
Andover
Methuen
7,978
14,007
:
Middlesex
Middlesex
LOWELL
Maynard
Pepperell
Reading
Shirley
Stow
Tewksbury
Tyngsborough
Westford
Wilmington
WOBURN
107,978
6.770
2,839
6,805
2,251
1,127
5,265
967
2,843
2,330
16,410
Acton
Ayer
Bedford
Billerica
Boxborough
Burlington
Carlisle
Chelmsford
Concord
Dracut
Dunstable
Groton
Hudson
Lincoln
Littleton
2,151
2,779
1,365
3,246
326
751
490
5,182
6,681
4,022
362
2,333
6,758
1,310
1,228
Worcester
Berlin
Bolton
Harvard
Northborough
865
768
1,104
1,797
Total .
221,088
•
1 Includes population of Millville (2,010) which was not set off from the town of Blackstone until May 1, 1916.
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TABLE 6. — POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS - Continued.
DISTRICT No. 6.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
Essex
Con.
Amesbury
BEVERLY
Danvers
Essex
Georgetown
GLOUCESTER
Groveland
Hamilton.
HAVERHILL
Ipswich
Manchester
Marblehead
Merrimac.
8,543
22,959
11,177
1,677
2,058
24,478
2,377
1,879
49,450
6,272
2,945
7,606
2,101
Essex
Newbury,
NEWBURYPORT
Rockport
Rowley
SALEM
Salisbury
Swampscott
Topsfield
Wenham
West Newbury
Total.
1,590
15,311
4,351
1,481
37,200
1,717
7,345
1,173
1,068
1,529
216,287
DISTRICT No. 7.
Essex
18,625
10,226
Boxford
LAWRENCE
LYNN
Lynnfeld
Middleton
Nahant
North Andover
714
90,259
95,803
1,112
1,308
1,387
5,956
Essex Con.
Peabody
Saugus
Middlesex
North Reading
Total
1,292
226,682
DISTRICT No. 8.
Middlesex
Con.
Arlington
Belmont
CAMBRIDGE
Lexington.
MEDFORD
MELROSE
14,889
8,081
108,822
5,538
30,509
16,880
Middlesex
Stoneham
Wakefield
Watertown
Winchester
7,489
12,781
16,515
10,005
Total .
231,509
DISTRICT No. 9.
Middlesex
Suffolk
EVERETT
MALDEN
SOMERVILLE
37,718
48,907
86,854
CHELSEA
REVERE
Winthrop
Total
43,426
25,178
12,758
254,841
DISTRICT No. 10.
Suffolk
BOSTON, Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Suffolk - Con.
Boston, Ward 5
Ward 6
23,776
41,904
21,016
18,585
77,573
37,250
Total.
220,104
.
DISTRICT No. 11.
Suffolk
Boston, Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 13
Ward 14
Ward 15
35,084
38,317
30,533
27,799
26,225
Suffolk - Con.
BOSTON, Ward 16
Ward 22
Ward 23
25,404
23,812
21,442
Total.
228,616
DISTRICT No. 12.
Con.
Suffolk
BOSTON, Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Ward 12
Ward 17
Ward 18
Suffolk
Boston, Ward 19
Ward 20
Ward 21
33,996
25,741
26,234
29,416
25,853
25,877
22,748
22,958
26,499
Total
239,322
POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
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TABLE 6. — POPULATION OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS - Concluded.
DISTRICT NO. 13.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND Towns
Pop-
ulation
1915
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS
Pop-
ulation
1915
Norfolk-Con.
2,005
15,860
2,788
15,250
11,119
43,113
1,696
1,206
30,154
2,033
2,342
Medway
Millis
Needham
Norfolk
Plainville
Walpole
Wellesley
Wrentham
Middlesex
Ashland
Framingham
Holliston
MARLBOROUGH
Natick
NEWTON
Sherborn
Sudbury
WALTHAM
Wayland
Weston
Norfolk
Bellingham
Brookline
Dover
Franklin
Medfield
2,846
1,442
6,542
1,268
1,408
5,490
6,439
2,414
Suffolk
BOSTON, Ward 25
Ward 26
16,401
18,381
Worcester
1,898
1,953
33,490
999
6,440
3,648
Southborough
Total.
238,625
DISTRICT No. 14.
Bristol
Easton
5,064
1,448
13,969
Norfolk
Avon
Braintree
Canton
Dedham
Foxborough
Holbrook
Milton
Norwood
QUINCY
Randolph .
Sharon
Stoughton
2,164
9,343
5,623
11,043
3,755
2,948
8,600
10,977
40,674
4,734
2,468
6,982
Norfolk-Con.
Westwood.
Weymouth
Plymouth
Abington.
BROCKTON
East Bridgewater
Rockland
West Bridgewater
Whitman
Suffolk
BOSTON, Ward 24
5,646
62,288
3,689
7,074
2,741
7,520
22,615
Total
241,365
.
DISTRICT No. 16.
Bristol
Con.
Bristol
ATTLEBORO
Berkley
Dighton
FALL RIVER
Freetown
Mansfield
North Attleborough
Norton
Raynham
Rehoboth
18,480
985
2,499
124,791
1,663
5,772
9,398
2,587
1,810
2,228
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
TAUNTON
Westport
2,767
3,377
2,558
36,161
3,262
Plymouth
Lakeville
1,491
Total
219,829
DISTRICT No. 16.
Nantucket
Nantucket
3,166
Nortolk
Cohasset
2,800
Barnstable
Barnstable
Bourne
Brewster
Chatham
Dennis
Eastbam
Falmouth
Harwich
Mashpee
Orleans
Provincetown
Sandwich
Truro
Wellfleet :
Yarmouth
Bristol
Acushnet
Dartmouth
Fairhaven
New BEDFORD
Dukes
Chilmark.
Edgartown
Gay Head
Gosnold
Oak Bluffs
Tisbury
West Tisbury
4,995
2,672
783
1,667
1,822
545
3,917
2,179
263
1,166
4,295
1,500
663
936
1,415
2,387
5,330
6,277
109,568
Plymouth
Bridgewater
Carver
Duxbury
Halifax
Hanover
Hanson
Hingham
Hull
Kingston
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Norwell
Pembroke
Plymouth.
Plympton .
Rochester
Scituate
Wareham
Total .
9,381
1,701
1,921
638
2,666
1,796
5,264
2,290
2,580
1,487
1,725
1,352
8,631
1,563
1,337
12,926
599
1,160
2,661
5,176
288
1,276
175
155
1,245
1,324
441
230,104
74
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TABLE 7. — POPULATION OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, BY CITIES AND TOWNS.
(Note. - The jurisdictions of the several courts included in this table have been corrected as of the year 1918; the
civil jurisdictions of trial justices are omitted, these having been abolished by chapter 326, General Acts of 1917.)
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
14,762
4,995
2,672
3,917
263
1,500
1,415
14,056
783
1,667
1,822
545
2,179
1,166
4,295
663
936
BRISTOL - Con.
Somerset
Swansea
Westport :
Third District Court of Bristol
Acushnet
Dartmouth
Fairhaven.
Freetown
NEW BEDFORD
Westport:
Fourth District Court of Bristol
ATTLEBORO
Mansfield
North Attleborough .
Norton
3,377
2,558
3,262
128,487
2,387
5,330
6,277
1,663
109,568
3,262
36,237
18,480
5,772
9,398
2,587
DUKES
District Court of Dukes County
Chilmark.
Edgartown
Gay Head
Gosnold
Oak Bluffs
Tisbury
West Tisbury
4,904
288
1,276
175
155
1.245
1,324
441
BARNSTABLE
First District Court of Barnstable
Barnstable
Bourne
Falmouth
Mashpee
Sandwich
Yarmouth
Second District Court of Barnstable
Brewster
Chatham
Dennis
Eastham
Harwich
Orleans
Provincetown
Truro
Wellfleet
BERKSHIRE
District Court of Central Berkshire
Becket1
Dalton
Hancock
Hinsdale
Lanesborough
Lenox 1
Peru
PITTSFIELD
Richmond
Washington
District Court of Northern Berkshire
Clarksburg
Florida
NORTH ADAMS
District Court of Southern Berkshire
Alford
Egremont
Great Barrington
Monterey
Mount Washington
New Marlborough
Sandisfield
Sheffield
West Stockbridge
Fourth District Court of Berkshire
Adams
Cheshire
Savoy
Windsor
Police Court of Lee
Becket 1
Lee
Lenox 1
Otis
Sandisfield
Stockbridge
Tyringham
Police Court of Williamstown
New Ashford
Williamstown
BRISTOL
First District Court of Bristol
Berkley
Dighton
Easton
Raynham
Rehoboth
Seekonk
TAUNTON
Second District Court of Bristol
FALL RIVER
Freetown
51,574
973
3,858
514
1,257
1,089
3,242
195
39,607
564
275
23,576
1,114
427
22,035
12,683
271
599
6,627
358
95
1,030
564
1,862
1,277
15,652
13,218
1,535
524
375
11,930
973
4,481
3,242
442
564
1,901
327
4,073
92
3,981
ESSEX
First District Court of Essex
BEVERLY
Danvers
Hamilton
Manchester
Middleton
SALEM
Topsfield:
Wenham
Second District Court of Essex
Amesbury
Merrimac
Salisbury
Third District Court of Essex
Ipswich
Central District Court of Northern Essex
Boxford
Georgetown
Groveland
HAVERHILL
West Newbury 5
District Court of Eastern Essex
Essex
GLOUCESTER
Rockport
District Court of Southern Essex
LYNN
Marblehead
Nahant
Saugus
Swampscott
District Court of Lawrence
Andover
LAWRENCE
Methuen
North Andover
District Court of Peabody
Lynnfield.
Peabody
Police Court of Newburyport
Newbury
NEWBURYPORT
Rowley
Salisbury
West Newburys
79,709
22,959
11,177
1,879
2,945
1,308
37,200
1,173
1,068
12,361
8,543
2,101
1.717
6,272
6,272
56,128
714
2,058
2,377
49,450
1,529
30,506
1,677
24,478
4,351
122,367
95,803
7,606
1.387
10.226
7,345
118,200
7,978
90,259
14,007
5,956
19,737
1,112
18,625
21,628
1,590
15,311
1,481
1.717
1,529
51,514
985
2,499
5,064
1,810
2,228
2,767
36,161
135,651
124.791
1,663
i The towns of Becket and Lenox are within the concurrent jurisdiction of the Police Court of Lee and the
District Court of Central Berkshire.
? The town of Sandisfield is within the concurrent jurisdiction of the Police Court of Lee and the District
Court of Southern Berkshire.
3 The towns of Freetown and Westport are within the concurrent jurisdiction of the Second and Third District
Courts of Bristol.
• The town of Salisbury is within the concurrent jurisdiction of the Police Court of Newburyport and the
Second District Court of Essex.
$ The town of West Newbury is within the concurrent jurisdiction of the Police Court of Newburyport and
the Central District Court of Northern Essex.
POPULATION OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
75
TABLE 7. - POPULATION OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
- Continued.
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
40,219
994
17,333
922
2,779
326
2,333
1,228
2,839
2,251
1,812
2,843
FRANKLIN
District Court of Franklin
Ashfield
Bernardston
Buckland
Charlemont
Colrain
Conway
Deerfield
Gill
Greenfield
Hawley
Heath
Leverett
Leyden
Monroe
Montague
Northfield
Rowe
Shelburne
Shutesbury
Sunderland
Whately
District Court of Eastern Franklin
Erving
New Salem
Orange
Warwick
Wendell
790
1,569
977
1,829
1,220
2,739
951
12,618
427
383
779
344
296
7,925
1,782
424
1,484
292
1,278
1,118
8,037
1,168
625
5,379
477
388
28,063
2,005
15,860
2,788
2,475
1,696
1,206
2,033
146,795
37,718
48,907
30,509
16,880
12,781
49,011
30,154
16,515
2,342
SOX.
HAMPDEN
District Court of Eastern Hampden
Brimfield
Holland
Monson
Palmer
Wales
Wilbraham
District Court of Western Hampden
Blandford.
Chester
Granville
Montgomery
Russell
Southwick
Tolland
Westfield
Police Court of Chicopee
CHICOPEE
Police Court of Holyoke :
HOLYOKE
Police Court of Springfield
Agawam
East Longmeadow
Hampden
Longmeadow
Ludlow
SPRINGFIELD
West Springfield
131,792
14,889
8,081
108,822
MIDDLESEX
First District Court of Northern Mid-
i dlesex
Ashby
Ayer
Boxborough
Groton
Littleton
Pepperell
Shirley
Townsend.
Westford
First District Court of Southern Mid-
dlesex
Ashland
Framingham
Holliston
Hopkinton
Sherborn
Sudbury
Wayland
First District Court of Eastern Middlesex
EVERETT
MALDEN
MEDFORD
MELROSE
Wakefield
Second District Court of Eastern Mid-
dlesex
WALTHAM
Watertown
Weston
Third District Court of Eastern Middle-
Arlington
Belmont
CAMBRIDGE
Fourth District Court of Eastern Mid-
dlesex
Burlington
North Reading
Reading
Stoneham
Wilmington
Winchester
WOBURN
District Court of Central Middlesex
Acton
Bedford
Carlisle
Concord
Lexington
Lincoln
Maynard
Stow
District Court of Natick :
Natick
Police Court of Lowell :
Billerica
Chelmsford
Dracut
Dunstable
LOWELL
Tewksbury
Tyngsborough
Police Court of Marlborough
Hudson
MARLBOROUGH
Police Court of Newton
NEWTON
Police Court of Somerville
SOMERVILLE
18,423
934
159
5,004
9,468
337
2,521
24,060
623
1,344
784
230
1,104
1,365
199
18,411
30,138
30,138
60,816
60,816
129,507
4,555
1,939
670
1,782
6,251
102,971
11,339
45,082
751
1,292
6,805
7,489
2,330
10,005
16,410
25,432
2,151
1,365
490
6,681
5,538
1,310
6,770
1,127
11,119
11,119
127,022
3,246
5,182
4,022
362
107,978
5,265
967
22,008
6,758
15,250
43,113
43,113
86,854
86,854
HAMPSHIRE
District Court of Hampshire .
Amherst
Belchertown
Chesterfield
Cummington
Easthampton
Goshen
Granby
Hadley
Hatfield
Huntington
Middlefield
NORTHAMPTON
Pelham
Plainfield
South Hadley
Southampton
Westhampton
Williamsburg
Worthington
District Court of Eastern Hampshire
Enfield
Greenwich
Prescott
Ware -
58,672
5,558
2,062
559
660
9,845
289
828
2,666
2,630
1,427
325
21,654
499
375
5,179
950
430
2,118
618
10,877
NANTUCKET
District Court of Nantucket
Nantucket
3,166
3,166
NORFOLK
District Court of East Norfolk
Braintree
Cohasset
Holbrook
Milton
QUINCY
Randolph
Weymouth
83,068
9,343
2,800
2,948
8,600
40,674
806
426
299
9,346
4.734
13,969
76
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 7. — POPULATION OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
Concluded.
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
JURISDICTION
Popu-
lation
1915
35,609
9,783
712
16,376
1,084
727
390
862
4,081
1,594
41,096
11,043
999
3,648
6,542
10,977
6,439
1,448
17,237
2,164
5,623
2,468
6,982
27,016
1,953
3,755
6.440
2,846
1,442
1,268
1,408
5,490
2,414
33,490
33,490
38,462
2,213
4,373
3,476
14,217
1,618
12,565
22,043
3,679
2,179
2,010
9,254
4,921
19,316
2,663
933
13,684
2,036
NORFOLK - Con.
District Court of Northern Norfolk
Dedham
Dover
Medfield
Needham
Norwood
Wellesley
Westwood
District Court Southern Norfolk
Avon
Canton
Sharon
Stoughton
District Court of Western Norfolk
Bellingham
Foxborough
Franklin
Medway
Millis
Norfolk
Plainville
Walpole
Wrentham
Municipal Court of Brookline
Brookline .
PLYMOUTH
Second District Court of Plymouth
Abington
Hanover
Hanson
Hingham
Hull
Norwell
Rockland
Scituate
Whitman
Third District Court of Plymouth
Duxbury
Halifax
Kingston
Marshfield
Pembroke
Plymouth.
Plympton .
Fourth District Court of Plymouth
Carver
Lakeville
Marion
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Rochester
Wareham
Police Court of Brockton
Bridgewater
BROCKTON
East Bridgewater
West Bridgewater
SUFFOLK
East Boston District Court
EAST BOSTON
Winthrop
Municipal Court of the city of Boston
Municipal Court of the Brighton Dis-
trict
Municipal Court of the Charlestown
District
Municipal Court of the Dorchester Dis-
trict
Municipal Court of the Roxbury District
Municipal Court of the South Boston
District
Municipal Court of the West Roxbury
District
Police Court of Chelsea :
CHELSEA
REVERE
15,870
6,250
1,797
1,898
5,925
WORCESTER
First District Court of Northern Worces-
ter.
Athol
Dana
Gardner
Hubbardston
Petersham
Phillipston
Royalston.
Templeton
Westminster
First District Court of Southern Worces-
tor
Charlton
Dudley
Oxford
Southbridge
Sturbridge
Webster
Second District Court of Southern
Worcester
Blackstone:
Douglas
Millville?
Northbridge
Uxbridge
Third District Court of Southern
Worcester
Hopedale
Mendon
Milford
Upton
First District Court of Eastern Worces-
ter.
Grafton
Northborough
Southborough
Westborough
Second District Court of Eastern Worces-
ter
Berlin
Bolton
Boylston
Clinton
Harvard
Lancaster
Sterling
Central District Court of Worcester
Auburn
Barre
Holden
Leicester
Millbury
Oakham
Paxton
Princeton
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Sutton
West Boylston
WORCESTER
District Court of Western Worcester
Brookfield
Hardwick
New Braintree
North Brookfield
Spencer
Warren
West Brookfield"
District Court of Leominster
Leominster
District Court of Winchendon
Winchendon
Police Court of Fitchburg
Ashburnham
FITCHBURG
Lunenburg
36,480
5,646
2,666
1,796
5,264
2,290
1,563
7,074
2,661
7,520
21,726
1,921
638
2,580
1,725
1,337
12,926
599
20,998
1,701
1,491
1,487
1,352
8,631
1,160
5,176
78,099
9,381
62,288
3,689
2,741
20,700
865
768
783
13,192
1,104
2,585
1,403
191,219
3,281
3,476
2,514
3,322
5,295
527
471
800
1,895
2,794
2,829
1,318
162,697
20,605
2,059
3,596
453
2,947
5,994
4,268
1,288
17,646
17,646
5,908
5,908
43,325
2,059
39,656
1,610
78,438
65,680
12,758
179,518
34,782
39,601
120,845
152,860
72,866
79,287
68,604
43,426
25,178
1 Does not include the population of Millville (2,010).
Millville, part of Blackstone, was set off as a separate town May 1, 1916.
POPULATION OF FIRE, WATER, AND LIGHT DISTRICTS.
77
TABLE 8. — POPULATION OF FIRE, WATER, AND LIGHT DISTRICTS, BY TOWNS,
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY, BY SEX AND NUMBER OF FAMILIES.
TOWNS AND DISTRICTS
Total
Population
Males
Females
Number of
Families
1,255
612
643
359
12,494
5,996
6,498
2,548
1,250
617
633
332
183
93
90
50
1,690
1,813
767
866
923
947
466
426
928
479
449
238
220
111
109
55
3,661
1,694
1,967
857
473
1,381
252
742
221
639
116
280
1,101
574
527
268
1,762
887
875
382
1,115
512
603
343
1,063
388
2,741
533
186
1,346
530
202
1,395
283
95
621
533
276
257
147
Acton:
Acton Water District
Adams:
Adams Fire District
Barnstable:
Hyannis Fire District
Blandford:
Blandford Fire District.
Chelmsford:
Chelmsford Water District
North Chelmsford Fire District
Chester:
Chester Fire District
Colrain:
Colrain Fire District
Dalton:
Dalton Fire and Water District
Deerfield:
Deerfield Fire and Water District
South Deerfield Fire and Water District
Dighton:
North Dighton Fire District .
Dracut:
Dracut Fire and Water District
Duxbury:
Duxbury Fire and Water District.
Easton:
South Easton and Eastondale Fire and Water District
Unionville Fire and Water District
North Easton Village District
Erving:
Erving Electric Light District
Foxborough:
Foxborough Water Supply District
East Foxborough Water Supply District :
Great Barrington:
Great Barrington Fire District
Greenfield:
Greenfield Fire District No. 1.
Groton;
West Groton Water District
Hadley:
Hadley Fire and Water District
Hinsdale:
Hinsdale Fire District
Huntington:
Huntington Fire and Water District
Lee:
Lee Fire District (covers entire town)
Leicester:
Leicester Water Supply District
Cherry Valley and Rochdale Water District
Mansfield:
Mansfield Fire District and Mansfield Water Supply
District (all one district)
Middleborough:
Middleborough Fire District
Montague:
Turners Falls Fire District
Lake Pleasant Water Supply District
Montague Lighting District
Millers Falls Water Supply District
Precinct 2, Town of Erving
Town of Montague
Norton:
Norton Fire and Water District
Palmer:
Palmer Fire District
Three Rivers Fire District : : :
3,437
318
1,756
157
1,681
161
843
89
3,427
1,611
1,816
874
.
11,731
5,864
5,867
2,729
449
236
213
109
.
1,579
852
727
329
760
372
388
182
974
473
501
226
4,481
2,327
2,154
1,007
920
1,682
409
794
511
888
231
370
4,789
2,401
2,388
1,116
6,943
3,387
3,556
1,372
5,871
100
794
1,537
635
902
3,063
47
394
791
337
454
2,808
53
400
746
298
448
1,156
44
224
352
145
207
1,879
946
933
543
2,780
2,843
1,424
1,391
1,356
1,452
669
472
78
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 8. — POPULATION OF FIRE, WATER, AND LIGHT DISTRICTS-
Concluded.
TOWNS AND DISTRICTS
Total
Population
Males
Females
Number of
Families
1,997
980
1,017
951
427
524
1,046
553
493
588
313
275
1,495
707
788
324
3,862
1,002
1,914
390
1,948
612
833
225
Shelburne:
Shelburne Falls Fire District
Shelburne
Buckland : :
Shirley:
Shirley Village Water District .
South Hadley:
South Hadley Fire District No. 1
South Hadley Fire District No. 2
Ware:
Ware Fire District No. 1.
Warebam:
Wareham Fire District
Onset Fire District.
Williamstown:
Williamstown Fire District
Worthington:
Worthington Fire District No. 1
8,605
4,054
4,551
1,616
1.154
892
561
431
593
461
313
291
2,556
1,181
1,375
633
166
85
81
45
MEMORANDUM OF CERTAIN FIRE AND WATER DISTRICTS, JUNE, 1917.
Belchertown:
Belehertown Fire District
Act not accepted.
Bourne:
Monument Beach Fire District
Act not accepted.
Dighton:
Dighton Water Supply District
Act not accepted.
Lee:
Lee Water Company
Private corporation.
Act not accepted.
.
Lunenburg:
Lunenburg Water Supply District
Mansfield:
West Mansfield Fire and Water District
Act not accepted.
Northfield:
Northfield Fire District No. 1
Act not accepted.
.
Palmer:
Palmer Water Company
Private corporation.
Seekonk:
Baker's Corner Fire District
Luther's Corner Water Supply District
Templeton:
Baldwinsville Electric Light District
Act not accepted.
Act not accepted.
Act not accepted, but light furnished the
town by private corporation.
POPULATION OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON.
79
TABLE 9. — POPULATION OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON, AT EACH CENSUS
SINCE 1880.
CITIES AND TOWNS
1915
1910
1905
1900
1895
1890
1
Metropolitan Boston
Arlington
Belmont
BOSTON
Braintree
Brookline
CAMBRIDGE
Canton
CHELSEA
Cobasset
Dedham
Dover.
EVERETT
Hingham
Hull
Hyde Parki
Lexington
LYNN
MALDEN
MEDFORD
MELROSE
Milton
Nahant
Needham
NEWTON
QUINCY
REVERE
Saugus
SOMERVILLE
Stoneham
Swampscott
Wakefield
WALTHAM
Watertown
Wellesley
Weston
Westwood
Weymouth
Winchester
Winthrop
WOBURN
Per cent of increase in Met-
ropolitan Boston in each
period
1,587,093 1,423, 429 1,269,682 1,168,788 1,024,487
14,889 11,187 9,668 8,603 6,515
8,081 5,542 4,360 3,929 2,843
745,439 670,585 595,380 560,892 496,920
9,343 8,066 6,879 5,981 5,311
33,490 27,792 23,436 19,935 16,164
108,822 104,839 97,434 91,886 81,643
5,623 4,797 4,702 4,584 4,636
43,426 32,452 37,289 34,072 31,264
2,800 2,585
2,727
2,759 2,474
11,043 9,284 7,774 7,457 7,211
999
798
636
656 668
37,718 33,484 29,111 24,336 18,573
5,264 4,965 4,819 5,059 4,819
2,290 2,103 2,060 1,703 1,044
15,507 14,510 13,244 11,826
5,538 4,918 4,530 3,831 3,498
95,803 89,336 77,042 68,513 62,354
48,907 44,404 38,037 33,664 29,708
30,509 23,150 19,686 18,244 14,474
16,880 15,715 14,295 12,962
11,965
8,600 7,924 7,054
6,578
5,518
1,387 1,184
922
1,152 865
6,542 5,026 4,284 4,016 3,511
43,113 39,806 36,827 33,587 27,590
40,674 32,642 28,076 23,899 20,712
25,178 18,219 12,659 10,395 7,423
10,226 8,047 6,253 5,084 4,497
86,854 77,236 69,272 61,643 52,200
7,489 7,090
6,332 6,197 6,284
7,345 6,204 5,141 4,548 3,259
12,781 11,404 10,268 9,290 8,304
30,154 27,834 26,282 23,481 20,876
16,515 12,875 11,258
9,706 7,788
6,439 5,413 6,189 5,072 4,229
2,342
2,106 2,091 1,834 1,710
1,448
1,266
1,136
1,112
13,969 12,895 11,585 11,324 11,291
10,005 9,309 8,242 7,248 6,150
12,758 10,132 7,034 6,058
4,192
16,410 15,308 14,402 14,254 14,178
892,414
5,629
2,098
448,477
4,848
12,103
70,028
4,538
27,909
2,448
7,123
727
11,068
4,564
989
10,193
3,197
55,727
23,031
11,079
8,519
4,278
880
3,035
24,379
16,723
5,668
3,673
40,152
6,155
3,198
6,982
18,707
7,073
3,600
1,664
10,866
4,861
2,726
13,499
11.5
12.1
8.6
14.1
14.8
18.8
1885
1880
751,243 674,021
4,673 4,100
1,639 1,615
390,393 362,839
4,040 3,855
9,196 8,057
59,658 52,669
4,380 4,516
25,709 21,782
2,216 2,182
6,641
6,233
664
653
5,825 4,159
4,375 4,485
451
383
8,376 7,088
2,718 2,460
45,867 38,274
16,407 12,017
9,042 7,573
6,101 4,560
3,555
3,206
637 808
2,586 5,252
19,759 16,995
12,145 10,570
3,637 2,263
2,855 2,625
29,971 24,933
5,659 4,890
2,471 2,500
6,060
5,547
14,609 11,712
6,238 5,426
3,013
1,427 1,448
10,740
4,390
1,370
11,750
10,570
3,802
1,043
10,931
11.5
1 Hyde Park annexed to Boston in 1911.
80
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 10. — POPULATION OF BOSTON BY GEOGRAPHICAL SUB-DIVISIONS, 1790–1915.
ANNEXATIONS
CENSUS YEAR
Census
Taken
Poston,
includ-
ing
Annex-
ations
Boston
Proper:
Settled,
1630;
Made a
City,
18221
Annexed
Territory
East
Boston
Proper
(exclud-
by
The
Islands
South
Boston
(1804)
Washing-
ton
Village
(1855)
Roxbury
(1867)
Dor-
chester
(1869)
West
Roxbury
(1873)
Brighton
(1873)
Charles-
town
(1873)
Hyde
Park
(1911)
ing the
Islands)
(1637)
1790
U.S.
18,320
18,038
282
282
2,226
1,722
1,583
1800
U.S.
24,655
282
2823
2,765
2,347
2,751
24,937
33,787
1810
U.S.
32,896
891
18
519
354
3,669
608
4,959
2,930
3,684
1820
U.S.
43,298
4,135
-
702
6,591
1825
City
58,277
56,003
2,274
24
264
1,986
-
-
1
1830
U.S.
61,392
5,247
4,074
972
8,783
1835
City
78,603
72,057
6,546
607
344
5,595
1
1840
U.S.
85,475
7,908
1,455
277
9,089
4,875
-
1,425
11,484
1845
99,036
15,330
292
City
U.S.
93,383
114,366
136,881
160,490
1850
113,721
23,160
5,018
9,526
15,433
325
18,364
7,969
-
6,176
10,020
13,309
16,912
24,921
29,363
2,356
2,895
1855
State
126,296
34,194
5303
1,3195
18,469
8,340
4,812
1860
U.S.
177,840
133,563
44,277
18,356
1,0003
6,310
1
25,137
28,426
9,769
10,717
3,375
3,854
1865
State
192,318
51,235
1,3003
6,912
-
1870
U.S.
250,526
111,745
20,572
23,816
27,420
1,7003
34,753
12,261
8,686
4,967
141,083
138,781
140,669
147,075
4,136
17,216
21,700
25,065
26,399
28,323
33,556
33,731
37,673
38,348
1875
State
201,250
1,927
50,429
15,788
11,783
6,200
6,316
39,215
54,147
56,369
61,531
341,919
362,839
1880
U.S.
17,8907
6,693
28,3816
29,280
1,5452
2,1392
215,764
243,255
287,147
14,032
17,424
1885
7,088
8,376
State
390,393
57,1237
65,965
78,411
147,138
20,717
8,523
1890
U.S.
448,477
161,330
36.930
66,791
29.638
24,997
12,032
10,193
POPULATION OF BOSTON BY GEOGRAPHICAL SUB-DIVISIONS.
18
1895
Stato
2,706
15,001
40,304
32,761
37,263
9
1900
19,279
U.S.
State
496,920
560,892
595,380
670,585
745,439
160,349
167,257
172,473
193,274
336,571
393,635
422,907
477,311
39,8896
43,4786
48,2296
55,0850
62,377
1905
2,278?
3,1052
3,403
67,913
67,8099
67,436
71,703
69,745
92,088
105,393
111,261
117,727
127,683
45,909
77,483
90,011
115,780
41,076
45,594
56,071
21,806
26,575
11,826
13,244
14,510
15,507
17,458
40,652
39,983
41,444
39,601
U.S.
1910
State
196,300
1915
549,139
3,303 ?
138,119
34,782
-
-
1 By Boston Proper is meant the territory of Boston, independent of all annexations.
? For the separate islands, as follows: 1880 -- Breed's, 152; Deer, 851; Gallop's, 5; Rainsford, 187; Long, 49; Lovell's, 5; Spectacle, 53; Thompson's, 106; Fort Independence, 13; Fort
Warren, 112; Fort Winthrop, 12. 1885 - Breed's, 348; Deer, 1,145; Gallop's, 6; Rainsford, 204; Long, 81; Lovell's, 7; Spectacle, 61; Thompson's, 122; Fort Independence, 11; Fort Warren, 129;
Fort Winthrop, 25. 1895 — Breed's (included in East Boston); Deer, 1,620; Gallop's, 6; Rainsford, 83; Long, 612; Lovell's, 3; Spectacle, 94; Thompson's, 119; Fort Independence, 2;
Fort Warren, 164; Fort Winthrop, 3. 1900 — Breed's (included in East Boston); Deer, 1,081; Rainsford, 132; Long, 707; Spectacle, 78; Thompson's, 117; Fort Warren, 152; forts not speci-
fied, 11. 1905 – Apple, 9; Breed's (included in East Bɔston); Castle, 4; Corinthian Rocks, 4; Deer, 1,487; Gallop's, 4; George's, 231; Long, 949; Lovell's, 8; Rainsford, 190; Spectacle, 97;
Thompson's, 122. 1919 -- Figures for the separate islands not available. 1915 — Breed's (included in East Boston); Castle, 5; Deer, 934; Gallop's, 4; George's, 256; Governor's, 8; Long, 1,676;
Lovell's, 30; Rainsford, 152; Spectacle, 114; Thompson's, 124.
3 Estimated.
* By the census of May, 1840, the population of Boston was 84,401. Mr. Lemuel Shattuck, in his report on the census of Boston for 1845, shows clearly that the United States Census of
1840 was incorrect.
6 Included also in the population of Dorchester in this year. After 1855 Washington Village is included in South Boston.
6 The population of East Boston (i.e., the present wards 1 and 2), as usually given in census tables, includes that of the islands in the harbor, but is here given separately, so that it should
be understood that the total population of wards 1 and 2, popularly referred to as “East Boston," includes the figures for both these columns.
7 The territory of Roxbury and Dorchester was not kept intact by ward boundaries in the ward division of 1875: it is difficult, therefore, to give the exact population of each district by the
Census of 1880. The figures given are the result of very careful study of the population by census enumeration districts, of which there were 208 in Boston for the United States Census of 1880.
& Population of the islands included in that of East Boston.
The figures presented for South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, and West Roxbury are carefully made up to cover the geographical area originally belonging to each sub-division. The lines
enabling this to be done were not exactly observed in the censuses of 1875, 1880, 1885, 1890, or 1895. In each of these years, therefore, the population of the sub-divisions, as stated in the table,
is approximate only, inasmuch as the area considered under each head was approximate. But while it is a mechanical impossibility to so lay out the enumeration districts as to enable a
presentation to be made of the exact population of these sub-divisions following their original boundary lines, in view of the greater obligation to present the population by wards and precincts
whose boundaries do not conform to the original boundaries of the sub-divisions in question, the tabulations for these sub-divisions are presented with much greater accuracy for the censuses of
1900, 1905, 1910, and 1915 than for preceding censuses. Comparisons of he figures between 1875 and 1915 are somewhat affected, therefore, by this fact. As these several sub-divisions, moreover,
bave no political significance, not being represented as such in the frame of government, and have what may be termed an artificial existence only, the tabulations as given above for each census
may be accepted for all practical purposes as representing as approximately accurate a presentation as it is possible to give.
82
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 11. — DENSITY OF POPULATION: POPULATION, NET LAND AREA IN
SQUARE MILES, POPULATION AND FAMILIES TO A SQUARE MILE, AND
HABITATIONS TO A SQUARE MILE, OF THE CITIES AND TOWNS, ARRANGED
BY COUNTIES.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS
Population
Net Land
Area
in Square
Miles
Population
to a
Square Mile
Families
to a Square
Mile
Habitations
to &
Square Mile
BARNSTABLE
Barnstable
Bourne
Brewster
Chatham
Dennis
Eastham
Falmouth
Harwich
Mashpee
Orleans
Provincetown
Sandwich
Truro
Wellfleet
Yarmouth
28,818
4,995
2,672
783
1,667
1,822
545
3,917
2,179
263
1,166
4,295
1,500
663
936
1,415
394.1
60.2
41.0
22.6
15.9
20.7
14.2
44.5
20.9
23.9
14.0
8.3
42.6
20.7
20.5
24.1
73.1
83.0
65.1
34.6
104.8
88.0
38.2
87.9
104.3
11.0
83.3
514.2
35.2
32.0
45.7
58.6
21.0
23.5
16.8
10.5
32.8
30.6
10.8
22.2
33.5
2.8
25.6
136.6
9.7
8.9
15.1
18.9
30.8
34.2
37.5
14.0
43.5
42.1
15.3
36.0
48.1
4.9
36.1
133.3
12.0
15.5
24.1
31.7
BERKSHIRE
Adams
Alford
Becket
Cheshire
Clarksburg
Dalton
Egremont
Florida
Great Barrington :
Hancock
Hinsdale
Lanesborough
Lee
Lenox
Monterey
Mount Washington
New Ashford
New Marlborough
NORTH ADAMS
Otis
Peru
PITTSFIELD
Richmond
Sandisfield
Savoy
Sheffield
Stockbridge
Tyringham
Washington
West Stockbridge:
Williamstown
Windsor
BRISTOL
Acushnet
Attleboro
Berkley
Dartmouth
Dighton
Easton
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Freetown
Mansfield
NEW BEDFORD
North Attleborough
Norton.
Raynham
Rehoboth
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
TAUNTON
Westport
DUKES
Chilmark
Edgartown
Gay Head
Gosnold
Oak Bluffs
Tisbury
West Tisbury
114,709
13,218
271
973
1,535
1,114
3,858
599
427
6,627
514
1,257
1,089
4,481
3,242
358
95
92
1,030
22,035
442
195
39,607
564
564
524
1,862
1,901
327
275
1,277
3,981
375
934.2
23.0
11.6
47.0
27.1
12.7
21.8
18.8
24.5
45.4
35.5
21.2
29.0
26.5
21.5
26.6
22.2
13.7
47.8
20.6
35.8
26.0
40.7
19.0
52.5
36.0
47.8
22.8
18.8
38.2
18.3
46.7
35.1
122.8
574.5
23.4
20.7
56.6
87.6
177.0
31.9
17.3
145.8
14.4
59.3
37.6
169.0
150.8
13.5
4.2
6.7
21.5
1,069.7
12.3
7.4
973.1
29.7
10.7
14.5
38.9
83.2
17.4
7.1
69.6
85.1
10.6
27.8
116.7
5.8
5.3
13.5
19.5
41.2
8.7
3.4
33.9
3.4
13.9
9.0
38.0
34.7
3.6
1.0
1.7
5.8
238.3
3.4
1.9
217.8
7.3
2.9
3.8
9.9
20.9
4.3
1.7
17.3
20.9
2.7
24.6
97.3
6.8
6.3
12.7
20.3
39.7
11.0
4.0
31.4
3.5
14.1
12.2
36.3
36.4
6.8
2.3
2.5
7.0
174.8
5.7
2.8
171.6
9.5
3.5
4.1
11.0
24.4
4.9
2.4
18.6
19.5
3.7
1
346,964
2,387
18,480
985
5,330
2,499
5,064
6,277
124,791
1,663
5,772
109,568
9,398
2,587
1,810
2,228
2,767
3,377
2,558
36,161
3,262
554.4
18.0
27.5
15.6
60.9
21.8
29.0
12.2
32.9
34.6
20.2
19.0
19.1
27.9
20.3
47.3
18.6
7.1
22.1
47.3
53.0
625.8
132.6
672.0
63.1
87.5
114.6
174.6
514.5
3,793.0
48.1
285.7
5,766.7
492.0
92.7
89.2
47.1
148.8
475.6
115.7
764.5
61.5
137.9
29.0
155.2
16.1
19.5
27.0
42.7
125.7
793.6
12.5
70.8
1,286.1
118.3
22.6
20.7
11.5
34.6
112.0
27.9
164.1
15.2
87.2
27.5
121.7
17.0
24.0
25.5
43.7
146.4
348.6
15.5
65.3
697.0
97.7
22.9
21.3
11.0
33.5
105.5
40.8
121.6
21.2
4,904
288
1,276
175
105.8
20.6
26.8
6.0
12.6
7.1
7.2
25.5
46.4
14.0
47.6
29.2
12.3
175.4
183.9
17.3
13.6
4.8
15.0
6.7
2.8
49.7
51.5
5.4
23.3
9.4
20.0
9.2
155
1,245
1,324
441
3.2
130.1
71.8
7.8
DENSITY OF POPULATION.
83
TABLE 11.
.
- DENSITY OF POPULATION
- Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS
Population
Net Land
Area
in Square
Miles
Population
Square Mile
to &
Families
to a Square
Mile
Habitations
to &
Square Mile
ESSEX
Amesbury
Andover
BEVERLY
Boxford
Danvers
Essex
Georgetown
GLOUCESTER
Groveland
Hamilton
HAVERHILL
Ipswich
LAWRENCE
LYNN
Lynnfield
Manchester
Marblehead
Merrimac
Methuen
Middleton
Nahant
Newbury
NEWBURYPORT
North Andover
Peabody
Rockport
Rowley
SALEM
Salisbury
Saugus
Swampscott
Topsfield
Wenham
West Newbury
TRANKLIN
Ashfield
Bernardston:
Buckland
Charlemont
Colrain
Conway
Deerfield
Erving .
Gill
Greenfield
Hawley
Heath
Leverett
Leyden.
Monroe .
Montague
New Salem
Northfield
Orange .
Rowe
Shelburne
Shutesbury
Sunderland
Warwick
Wendell
Whately
HAMPDEN
Agawam
Blandford :
Brimfield
Chester.
CHICOPEE
East Longmeadow
Granville
Hampden
Holland
HOLYOKE
Longmeadow
Ludlow.
Monson
Montgomery
Palmer.
Russell
Southwick
SPRINGFIELD
Tolland
Wales
Westfield
West Springfield
Wilbraham
463,662
8,543
7,978
22,959
714
11,177
1,677
2,058
24,478
2,377
1,879
49,450
6,272
90,259
95,803
1,112
2,945
7,606
2,101
14,007
1,308
1,387
1,590
15,311
5,956
18,625
4,351
1,481
37,200
1,717
10,226
7,345
1,173
1,068
1,529
48,256
994
790
1,569
977
1,829
1,220
2,739
1,168
951
12,618
427
383
779
344
296
7,925
625
1,782
5,379
424
1,484
292
1,278
477
388
1,118
262,944
4,555
623
934
1,344
30,138
1,939
784
670
159
60,816
1,782
6,251
5,004
230
9,468
1,104
1,365
102,971
199
498.8
12.7
31.1
15.1
23.8
13.6
14.2
13.1
26.2
8.9
14.7
33.1
33.2
6.7
10.5
10.2
7.7
4.4
8.7
22.4
14.3
1.0
24.0
8.3
26.6
16.4
7.0
19.0
8.0
15.7
10.6
3.1
12.8
7.8
13.9
687.9
40.3
23.5
19.9
26.0
43.2
37.8
32.6
14.0
13.8
21.5
31.0
24.9
22.9
18.1
10.8
31.0
29.7
34.2
35.0
23.8
23.2
27.0
14.4
37.2
31.6
20.5
622.5
23.4
52.7
35.4
36.8
22.9
13.0
43.2
19.7
12.3
21.2
9.0
27.1
44.8
15.0
31.5
17.7
31.1
31.7
31.9
16.2
46.9
16.8
22.2
929.6
672.7
256.5
1,516.2
29.9
819.3
118.1
157.0
934.3
267.1
127.8
1,493.3
188.8
13,381.4
9,124.1
108.7
381.5
1,728.2
241.5
625.0
91.5
1,329.5
66.3
1,844.7
223.6
1,132.3
620.1
77.9
4,650.0
109.0
964.7
2,369.4
91.6
136.9
110.0
70.1
24.7
33.6
78.8
37.6
42.3
32.3
84.0
83.4
68.9
586.9
13.8
15.4
34.0
19.0
27.4
255.6
21.0
52.1
153.7
17.8
64.0
10.8
88.8
12.8
12.3
54.5
211.7
172.8
59.7
357.4
7.9
168.0
34.0
43.4
218.5
68.2
30.0
355.1
39.5
2,777.2
2,103.7
30.7
93.1
482.0
68.3
149.9
19.4
345.0
17.4
438.2
50.5
233.0
167.0
19.6
995.5
29.7
226.1
582.9
23.2
35.1
29.9
16.9
6.7
8.9
21.1
10.2
9.3
8.4
18.3
20.9
16.2
136.2
3.2
3.9
8.8
4.5
4.7
54.7
6.3
13.3
42.7
4.2
18.7
3.1
18.9
3.5
3.2
11.4
91.5
43.2
2.9
6.6
9.2
240.7
35.2
4.7
9.1
3.8
584.5
49.3
36.9
22.5
161.8
175.2
54.1
276.3
11.3
146.2
41.8
42.1
201.8
69.8
56.1
247.8
42.2
1,491.0
1,317.4
40.4
98.6
516.4
84.1
124.5
24.1
721.0
26.3
403.6
45.8
175.0
182.6
21.4
658.0
60.0
222.4
550.3
23.2
39.6
30.4
15.3
7.0
8.7
18.9
9.2
8.9
8.1
16.7
18.8
16.0
111.3
3.7
4.7
9.0
5.3
5.3
43.1
7.2
16.9
35.6
5.5
15.1
4.3
15.8
4.1
4.2
10.7
55.9
39.6
4.3
7.2
8.6
159.1
35.0
5.5
9.4
4.1
225.4
53.8
35.4
19.3
6
.
422.4
194.7
11.8
26.4
36.5
1,316.1
149.2
18.1
34.0
12.9
2,868.7
198.0
230.7
111.6
15.3
300.6
62.4
43.9
3,248.3
337
18,411
11,339
2,521
3.6
59.2
12.9
10.0
762.6
1.5
6.9
87.5
157.3
20.1
3.9
45.6
10.8
9.6
438.8
2.7
10.6
62.7
114.8
19.0
6.2
20.8
392.6
674.9
113.6
84
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 11. — DENSITY OF POPULATION
Continued.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND Towns
Population
Net Land
Area
in Square
Miles
Population
to a
Square Mile
Families
to a Square
Mile
Habitations
to a
Square Mile
69,549
5,558
2,062
559
660
9,845
806
289
828
426
2,666
2,630
1,427
325
21,654
499
375
299
950
5,179
9,346
430
2,118
577.3
27.7
52.4
31.0
23.0
13.3
17.6
17.3
28.0
19.2
23.1
16.2
26.2
24.1
34.6
24.4
21.3
18.3
28.6
17.8
28.5
27.1
25.6
32.0
22.6
43.9
9.7
6.0
8.3
111.6
13.4
4.9
6.9
9.4
19.8
24.4
13.4
4.6
110.7
5.9
5.0
5.7
8.9
49.1
48.3
3.9
18.3
6.3
618
HAMPSHIRE
Amherst
Belchertown.
Chesterfield
Cummington
Easthampton
Enfield ,
Goshen.
Granby
Greenwich
Hadley,
Hatfield
Huntington
Middlefield
NORTHAMPTON
Pelham.
Plainfield
Prescott
Southampton
South Hadley
Ware
Westhampton
Williamsburg
Worthington .
MIDDLESEX
Aeton
Arlington
Ashby
Ashland
Ayer
Bedford
Belmont
Billerica
Boxborough
Burlington
CAMBRIDGE
Carlisle
Chelmsford
Concord
Dracut.
Dunstable
EVERETT
Framingham
Groton
Holliston
Hopkinton
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln.
Littleton
LOWELL
MALDEN
MARLBOROUGH
Maynard
MEDFORD
MELROSE
Natick
NEWTON
North Reading
Pepperell
Reading
Sherborn
Shirley
SOMERVILLE
Stoneham
Stow
Sudbury
Tewksbury
Townsend
Tyngsborough
Wakefield
WALTHAM
Watertown
Wayland
Westford
Weston
Wilmington
Winchester
WOBURN
NANTUCKET
Nantucket
NORFOLK
Avon
Bellingham :
Braintree
Brookline
733,624
2,151
14,889
922
2,005
2,779
1,365
8,081
3,246
326
751
108,822
490
5,182
6,681
4,022
362
37,718
15,860
2,333
2,788
2,475
6,758
5,538
1,310
1,228
107,978
48,907
15,250
6,770
30,509
16,880
11,119
43,113
1,292
2,839
6,805
1,696
2,251
86,854
7,489
1,127
1,206
5,265
1,812
967
12,781
30,154
16,515
2,033
2,843
2,342
2,330
10,005
16,410
3,166
3,166
201,907
821.0
20.0
5.2
23.6
12.4
8.8
13.7
4.6
25.5
10.4
11.8
6.2
15.4
22.5
25.0
20.8
17.0
3.4
23.9
32.5
18.9
26.4
11.7
16.5
14.6
16.5
13.4
5.1
21.0
5.2
8.2
4.7
14.9
17.9
13.3
22.8
9.8
16.9
15.8
3.9
6.0
17.7
24.4
20.7
32.7
16.9
7.3
12.4
4.1
15.3
30.2
17.2
17.1
5.9
12.9
120.5
200.6
39.4
18.0
28.6
740.2
45.8
16.6
29.5
22.2
115.1
162.2
54.3
13.4
625.2
20.4
17.6
16.3
33.2
291.0
327.9
15.9
82.7
19.2
893.6
107.2
2,863.3
38.9
161.5
315.1
99.3
1,756.7
127.3
31.3
63.4
17,401.2
31.8
229.9
267.2
192.9
21.2
11,093.5
663.0
71.6
147.5
93.7
577.6
335.6
89.7
74.4
8,058.1
9,589.6
726.2
1,290.8
3,717.0
3,571.9
746.2
2,408.3
97.1
124.5
691.2
100.4
142.3
22,077.7
1,241.9
63.7
49.4
254.3
55.4
57.2
1,739.2
2,430.4
4,028.0
132.9
93.9
136.2
136.3
1,694.7
1,272.1
64.0
64.0
506.2
497.5
105.2
25.9
51.2
9.8
4.6
7.5
145.8
12.5
4.0
6.0
6.7
23.3
30.7
13.2
2.9
131.7
5.1
4.5
4.5
8.4
62.5
62.4
3.8
18.9
4.8
202.0
29.3
652.5
11.1
40.8
81.1
24.1
411.7
30.7
7.0
16.9
3,911.9
9.1
54.8
52.0
42.5
5.6
2,572.6
147.7
18.1
39.0
24.8
136.4
78.5
20.2
18.4
1,719.1
2,174.1
167.5
248.5
882.9
871.7
179.5
522.5
25.3
32.0
175.1
18.5
28.5
5,403.8
310.8
15.9
13.1
23.4
16.2
14.9
409.3
513.2
864.4
33.2
20.9
30.6
33.8
366.4
271.9
19.2
19.2
155.4
29.5
525.6
11.4
40.0
73.0
27.7
288.3
108.9
7.6
18.9
2,291.3
9.5
51.7
54.1
46.3
6.4
1,678.2
130.0
18.9
35.6
27.5
109.7
78.9
21.7
18.0
1,210.0
1,511.4
124.0
221.0
677.9
813.0
157.3
444.9
39.6
34.7
163.8
19.7
25.9
3,269.5
274.3
23.9
14.1
30.8
16.3
24.7
332.7
411.1
720.2
35.6
20.9
31.4
50.8
341.4
252.2
30.6
30.6
102.5
105.3
49.5
49.5
2,164
1,953
9,343
33,490
681.9
5,054.7
23.7
151.9
711.1
398.9
4.3
18.5
13.7
6.6
115.3
122.3
24.1
160.1
1,161.8
DENSITY OF POPULATION.
85
TABLE 11. — DENSITY OF POPULATION - Continued.
Habitations
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND Towns
Population
Net Land
Area
in Square
Miles
Population
to &
Square Mile
Families
to a Square
Mile
to &
Square Mile
19.0
9.9
10.5
15.2
19.8
26.8
7.3
14.4
11.6
12.2
13.1
12.5
15.1
10.5
11.0
16.5
10.1
23.6
16.3
20.6
10.0
11.1
16.7
22.0
295.8
282.8
1,051.3
65.7
189.6
240.3
403.5
252.8
245.3
118.2
656.3
523.2
83.9
1,045.4
128.0
2,463.3
468.7
104.6
428.3
266.5
640.4
129.8
836.4
109.6
63.4
72.4
232.5
14.1
47.0
55.2
103.0
34.0
64.4
24.4
144.3
122.1
18.1
224.4
34.1
555.3
111.2
25.6
100.2
57.4
145.0
30.4
209.7
21.4
65.2
81.0
205.5
16.9
46.3
46.2
95.3
31.3
60.7
27.0
137.2
110.4
18.1
170.8
32.9
510.5
109.9
28.3
93.7
53.3
139.4
32.9
225.3
22.0
NORFOLK - Con,
Canton .
Cobasset
Dedham
Dover
Foxborough
Franklin
Holbrook
Medfield
Medway
Millis
Milton
Needham
Norfolk
Norwood
Plainville
QUINCY
Randolph
Sharon
Stoughton
Walpole
Wellesley
Westwood
Weymouth
Wrentham
PLYMOUTE
Abington
Bridgewater
BROCKTON
Carver.
Duxbury,
East Bridgewater.
Halifax.
Hanover
Hanson
Hingham
Hull
Kingston
Lakeville
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Norwell
Pembroke
Plymouth
Plympton
Rochester
Rockland
Scituate
Wareham
West Bridgewater
Whitman
SUFFOLK
BOSTON
CHELSEA
REVERE
WINTHROP
5,623
2,800
11,043
999
3,755
6,440
2,948
3,648
2,846
1,442
8,600
6,542
1,268
10,977
1,408
40,674
4,734
2,468
6,982
5,490
6,439
1,448
13,969
2,414
157,303
5,646
9,381
62,288
1,701
1,921
3,689
638
2,666
1,796
5,264
2,290
2,580
1,491
1,487
1,725
1,352
8,631
1,563
1,337
12,926
599
1,160
7,074
2,661
5,176
2,741
7,520
663.0
10.0
27.3
21.4
38.4
24.3
17.3
16.1
15.5
15.2
22.5
2.4
18.5
29.5
14.3
28.3
17.5
70.0
21.0
21.5
97.6
14.9
33.7
10.0
16.9
36.7
15.5
6.7
237.3
564.6
343.6
2,910.7
44.3
79.1
213.2
39.6
172.0
118.2
234.0
954.2
139.5
50.5
104.0
61.0
77.3
123.3
74.4
62.2
132.4
40.2
34.4
707.4
157.5
141.0
176.8
1,122.4
58.0
144.5
53.3
701.2
11.7
23.1
53.4
10.8
44.7
35.1
59.1
184.2
36.1
11.8
28.3
19.1
20.6
32.2
21.7
18.5
31.4
11.9
8.7
176.9
43.4
36.8
43.5
288.4
55.2
128.1
45.9
414.8
14.8
38.6
48.8
21.4
44.9
43.4
65.9
844.2
40.9
17.7
36.2
44.8
36.3
27.4
24.4
31.7
30.4
13.4
9.9
157.9
85.4
54.2
42.5
247.3
53.3
43.9
1.9
5.9
1.6
15,512.2
16,970.4
22,855.8
4,231.3
7,973.8
3,354.5
3,669.8
4,714.7
949.7
1,954.4
1,697.0
1,802.5
2,320.5
726.9
1,640.0
62.8
13.7
71.4
45.4
16.2
17.8
WORCESTER
Ashburnbam
Athol
Auburn
Barte
Berlin
Blackstone 1
Bolton
Boylston
Brookfield
Charlton
Clinton
Dana
Douglas
Dudley
FITCHBURG
Gardner
Grafton
Hardwick
Harvard
Holden.
Hopedale
Hubbardston
Lancaster
826,801
745,439
43,426
25,178
12,758
439,703
2,059
9,783
3,281
3,476
865
5,689
768
783
2,059
2,213
13,192
712
2,179
4,373
39,656
16,376
6,250
3,596
1,104
2,514
2,663
1,084
2,585
1,515.6
39.1
32.3
15.7
44.3
13.0
15.9
19.9
15.8
25.6
42.9
5.4
18.4
36.9
21.1
27.5
22.0
22.8
39.6
26.4
35.5
5.1
40.3
27.7
284.2
52.5
302.4
209.0
78.5
66.4
357.8
38.5
49.4
80.4
51.6
2,443.0
38.7
59.0
207.3
1,442.0
743.6
273.7
90.8
41.8
70.8
520.6
26.8
93.3
79.5
9.9
11.8
22.2
11.6
499.1
10.9
12.9
40.9
314.4
158.6
54.9
15.4
10.8
16.2
128.0
7.4
20.9
42.8
14.0
57.5
41.2
14.1
19.9
59.9
10.7
12.7
27.3
11.5
354.1
11.1
12.2
26.6
191.0
101.0
47.7
13.0
13.4
15.6
90.6
8.7
21.4
1 Includes Millville, which was not set off as a separate town until May 1, 1916. Population of that part of Black-
stone known as "Millville," April 1, 1915, was 2,010.
86
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 11. — DENSITY OF POPULATION
Concluded.
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS
Population
Net Land
Area
in Square
Miles
Population
to &
Square Mile
Families
to a Square
Mile
Habitations
to &
Square Mile
네
​WORCESTER - Con.
Leicester
Leominster
Lunenburg
Mendon
Milford .
Millbury
New Braintree
Northborough
Northbridge.
North Brookfield
Oakham
Oxford
Paxton.
Petersham
Phillipston
Princeton
Royalston
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Southborough
Southbridge
Spencer
Sterling,
Sturbridge
Sutton.
Templeton
Upton
Uxbridge
Warren
Webster
Westborough
West Boylston
West Brookfield
Westminster
Winchendon
WORCESTER :
THE STATE
Barnstable
Berkshire
Bristol
Dukes
Essex
Franklin
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Nantucket
Norfolk
Plymouth
Suffolk
Worcester
3,322
17,646
1,610
933
13,684
5,295
453
1,797
9,254
2,947
527
3,476
471
727
390
800
862
1,895
2,794
1,898
14,217
5,994
1,403
1,618
2,829
4,081
2,036
4,921
4,268
12,565
5,925
1,318
1,288
1,594
5,908
162,697
3,693,310
22.7
28.8
26.6
17.7
14.8
15.8
20.8
18.5
17.3
21.1
21.0
26.7
14.9
38.5
23.7
35.4
42.0
35.4
20.8
13.8
20.4
33.1
30.5
37.4
32.5
31.5
21.6
29.3
27.5
12.5
21.1
12.7
20.7
35.6
42.5
37.2
146.3
612.4
60.4
52.6
924.6
334.2
21.8
97.1
534.1
139.6
25.1
130.1
31.6
18.8
16.4
22.6
20.5
53.5
134.3
137.5
696.9
180.7
45.9
43.3
87.0
129.6
94.0
168.0
155.1
1,002.8
280.8
103.8
62.2
44.7
138.9
4,373.6
33.6
144.1
15.4
14.4
206.2
76.6
4.5
25.2
111.0
37.4
6.8
31.0
7.9
4.9
4.4
6.0
5.2
7.5
32.5
32.5
143.1
46.0
11.5
11.0
19.5
28.5
26.1
37.2
33.6
209.4
50.7
24.0
18.0
10.1
32.6
955.9
29.3
104.4
18.0
13.7
160.5
58.0
4.7
24.9
93.2
34.4
7.7
26.6
9.5
6.9
6.3
8.1
6.3
8.3
41.2
31.6
87.5
34.2
16.8
11.6
18.2
26.8
22.4
31.7
29.5
124.0
43.6
23.1
18.4
10.9
28.8
468.4
7,876.3
394.1
934.2
554.4
105.8
498.8
687.9
622.5
577.3
821.0
468.9
104.9
21.0
27.8
137.9
28,818
114,709
346,964
4,904
463,662
48,256
262,944
69,549
733,624
3,166
201,907
157,303
826,801
430,703
49.5
398.9
663.0
53.3
1,515.6
73.1
122.8
625.8
46.4
929.6
70.1
422.4
120.5
893.6
64.0
506.2
237.3
15,512.2
284.2
13.6
211.7
16.9
91.5
25.9
202.0
19.2
115.3
58.0
3,354.5
62.8
74.5
30.8
24.6
87.2
23.3
161.8
15.3
55.9
22.6
155.4
30.6
102.5
55.2
1,697.0
42.8
POPULATION AND FAMILIES.
87
TABLE 12.- POPULATION AND FAMILIES (IN DWELLING HOUSES AND IN
OTHER HABITATIONS), NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED, AVERAGE PERSONS
TO A FAMILY, ROOMS TO A FAMILY, AND PERSONS TO A ROOM IN OCCUPIED
DWELLING HOUSES; PRESENTATION FOR CITIES (BY WARDS) AND TOWNS,
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
POPULATION
FAMILIES
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO —
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
In
Dwell-
ing
Houses
In All
Other
Habita-
tions
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
Oc-
to &
to &
to a
cupied Family Family Room
THE STATE
3,693,310 3,596,937
96,373 | 826,490 818,575
7,915 4,984,811
4.4
6.1
0.7
0.6
12
6
1
11
8
24
17
30
1
5
3
21
25
2
6.6
7.4
6.7
6.3
6.2
8.1
7.0
7.3
7.0
6.8
6.8
6.4
8.1
6.9
6.3
6.2
5.9
6.3
6.6
6.3
6.0
6.2
5.8
7.1
2
3
14
2
4
15
38
16
11
6
6
Abington
Acton
Acushnet
Adams
Agawam
Alford
Amesbury
Amherst
Andover
Arlington
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ashfield
Ashland
Athol
Attleboro
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Auburn
Avon
Ayer
Barnstable
Barre
Becket
Bedford
Belchertown
Bellingham
Belmont
Berkley
Berlin
Bernardston
Beverly
W:
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Billerica
Blackstone
Blandford
Bolton
Boston
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Ward 12
Ward 13
Ward 14
Ward 15
Ward 16
Ward 17
Ward 18
Ward 19
Ward 20
Ward 21
Ward 22
Ward 23
Ward 24
Ward 25
Ward 26
6.8
1,445 1,433
586 580
523 522
2,683 2,672
1,011 1,007
67 67
2,194 2,186
1,417 1,393
1,856 1,839
3,393 3,363
535 529
262 261
269 264
506 503
2,307 2,286
4,267 4,242
992 990
736 732
776 774
807 804
956 942
713
711
526 522
714 699
1,413 1,375
716 700
247 236
330 324
511 505
446
444
1,894 1,874
251 247
231 229
208 206
5,397 5,348
1,260 1,249
785 772
952 946
1,081 1,070
944 940
375
784 779
1,264 1,257
155 149
198 196
161,106 159,492
9,467
4,297
3,523
16,928
6,289
540
15,195
10,121
12,908
22,839
3,584
1,672
2,141
3,490
14,378
26,269
5,845
4,589
5,135
5,051
5,649
4,413
3,038
4,943
9,389
4,932
1,736
2,451
3,680
3,062
12,211
1,968
1,803
1,560
33,426
7,464
5,228
5,391
7,019
5,875
2,449
5,303
8,388
1,288
1,480
887,329
29,841
35,788
24,335
19,751
55,330
37,616
44,405
51,561
33,613
32,324
31,776
34,002
36,035
30,581
33,013
38,092
34,923
33,556
34,963
33,736
34,909
33,845
32,941
30,531
26,036
23,826
20
4
2
2
49
11
13
6
11
3.9
3.7
4.5
4.9
4.5
4.0
3.9
3.9
4.3
4.4
3.8
3.5
3.7
3.9
4.2
4.3
4.6
4.0
3.9
4.4
4.4
4.6
4,0
3.9
3.5
4.7
4.0
4.1
4.0
4.4
4.0
3.9
3.7
3.8
4.2
4.4
4.0
4.5
3.8
4.4
4.4
4.1
4.5
4.1
3.7
4.5
4.6
5.0
4.6
4.7
5.2
5.1
4.1
4.6
4.8
4.5
4.5
4.4
4.1
4.4
4.3
4,4
4.3
4.5
4.2
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.2
4.6
3.5
4.6
0.5
0.7
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.8
0.8
1.1
0.8
0.9
1.3
0.9
0.7
0.7
1.0
0.8
0.8
0.8
7.0
7.4
7.6
7.3
6.9
6.5
8.0
7.9
7.6
6.3
6.0
6.8
5.7
6.6
6.3
6.6
371
5
6.8
6
6.7
8.6
7.6
5.6
5.7
4.7
5.6
5.5
3.9
5.6
5.4
6.6
4.8
5.7
5.5
5.2
1,614
4.9
0.8
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.6
5.2
5.5
6.7
5.9
5.8
6.6
6.5
6.2
6.3
6.5
6.2
5.7
6.0
0.7
41
27
17
94
8
74
161
89
180
45
12
18
19
154
234
27
27
37
11
132
13
51
60
131
174
26
47
40
9
550
16
27
11
265
62
43
7
83
65
5,646 5,605
2,151
2,124
2,387 2,370
13,218 13,124
4,555 4,547
271 271
8,543 8,469
5,558 5,397
7,978 7,889
14,889 14,709
2,059 2,014
922 910
994
976
2,005 1,986
9,783 9,629
18,480 18,246
4,595 4,568
2,985 2,958
3,054 3,017
3,560 3,549
4,286 4,154
3,281 3,268
2,164 2,113
2,779 2,719
4,995 4,864
3,476 3,302
973 947
1,365 1,318
2,062 2,022
1,953 1,944
8,081 7,531
985 969
865 838
790 779
22,959 22,694
5,559 5,497
3,137 3,094
4,250 4,243
4,199 4,116
4,189 4,124
1,625 1,620
3,246 3,218
5,689 5,603
623
613
768 717
745,439 720,798
23,776 23,767
41,904 38,062
21,016 19,957
18,585 16,883
77,573 74,157
37,250 34,828
35,084 33,258
38,317 36,140
33,996 33,784
25,741 25,519
26,234 26,187
29,416 28,881
30,533 29,822
27,799 26,117
26,225 25,819
25,404 25,118
25,853 25,615
25,877 25,856
22,748 22,596
22,958 22,619
26,499 24,311
23,812 23,528
21,442 21,273
22,615 22,395
16,401 16,007
18,381 18,299
5,217 5,211
7,888 7,661
4,347 4,313
3,653 3,605
14,457 14,142
6,849 6,763
8,293 8,194
8,064 7,835
7,032 7,005
5,669 5,654
5,835 5,821
6,621 6,581
7,391 7,346
5,927 5,881
6,011 5,976
5,742 5,707
5,951 5,928
5,778
5,762
5,366 5,334
5,264 5,228
5,706 5,665
5,438 5,381
5,136
5,094
4,945 4,914
4,568 4,548
3,958 3,943
28
86
10
51
24,641
9
3,842
1,059
1,702
3,416
2,422
1,826
2,177
212
222
47
5354
711
1,682
406
286
238
21
152
339
2,188
284
169
220
394
82
6
227
34
48
315
86
99
229
27
15
14
40
45
46
35
35
23
16
32
36
41
57
42
31
20
15
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.8
1
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
88
TABLE 12. — POPULATION AND FAMILIES - Continued.
POPULATION
FAMILIES
CITIES AND TOWNS
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO —
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
Habita-
Houses tions
ing
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persong
Oc- to &
to a to &
cupied Family Family Room
ooooo
0.6
0.4
5.1
4.8
5.3
963
4.1
3.7
Bourne
Boxborough
Boxford
Boylston
Braintree
Brewster
Bridgewater
Brim field
Brockton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Brookfield
Brookline
Buckland
Burlington
Cambridge
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Ward 11
Canton
Carlisle
Carver
Charlemont
Charlton
Chatham
Chelmsford
Chelsea
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Cheshire
Chester
Chesterfield
Chicopee
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Chilmark
Clarksburg
Clinton
Cohasset
Colrain 1
Concord
Conway
Cummington
Dalton
Dana
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Dighton
Douglas
Dover
Dracut
Dudley
Dunstable
Duxbury,
East Bridgewater
Eastham
Easthampton
2,672 2,629
43
687
679
326
8
324
4,435 3.9
73
6.5
72
0.6
714 710
1
550 4.5
189
7.6
783
188
0.6
776
1,371
3.8
187
7.3
9,343
186
0.5
9,193
1 1,312
150 2,194
4.2
2,165
7.1
783
29
0.6
747 36
14,536 4.2
238
9,381
234
6.7
6,320 3,061
1,778 3.2
1,456
7.6
934
1,430 26
853
81
9,109
232
4.4
221
6.4
62,288
0.7
61,590
11
1,871
698
15,006 14,832
3.9 8.5 0.5
8,820
8,531
174 81,573
289 2,196
4.2
5.5
7,679
2,085
0.8
7,532
111
13,237
147
1,944
4.1
1,924
6.3
9,197
0.6
9,190
20
7 2,376
11,046 3.9
2,369
5.7
6,983
0.7
7
6,969 14 1,713
12,743 3.9 5.4
9,175
1,705
0.7
8
9,046 129 1,974
9,070 4.1
1,962
5.3
11,216
0.8
11,109
12
10,215
107
2,461
4.6
2,450
5.2
9,218
0.9
9,213
11
12,260
5
4.5
2,342
5.0
2,059
2,337
0.9
5
2,025 34
13,002
569
3.9 5.6
562
0.7
33,490 32,895 595 7,668
4,004 3.6 7.1
1,569
7,572
0.5
1,543
96
59,340
26 419
4.3 7.8
751
414
0.6
5
726 25
2,830
200
3.7
6.8
108,822 107,270
191
0.5
9
1,552
1,182
24,254 24,082
3.8
6.2
0.6
6,581
172
6,344
138,140
237 1,287
4.5
1,281
5.7
6,507
0.8
6
6,499 8 1,286
6,056 5.0
4.7
11,090
1,281
1.0
5
11,081
9
2,304
6,342
2,298
5.0
1.0
10,551 10,516
6
35 2,267
10,602
2,251
4.6
9,808
16
1.0
9,681 127
12,023
2,297
4.7
13,604
2,280
0.9
17
13,486 118
14,406
3,161
4.2
3,140
6.3
11,722
0.7
21
11,586 136
16,102
2,771
4.3
2,759
5.1
9,369
0.8
12
9,000
15,258
369
4.2
2,158 2,121
5.5
10,565
0.8
37
10,376 189
13,260 4.2
2,474 2,446
6.3 0.7
8,336
28
8,216
17,576
120
1,938
4.2 7.2
10,689
1,926
0.6
12
10,485
13,108
204 2,311
4.3
2,299
6.8
0.6
5,623
12
5,167 456
13,407 4.6
1,205 1,170
5.8
490
0.8
35
475
15
8,168 4.4
140
7.0
135
0.6
1,701 1,532
169
3.5
448
7.1
375
0.5
977 950
2,307
27 265
260
6.2
0.7
2,213 2,088
1,870
125
497
7.2
493
0.5
1,667
4
1,652
3,326
15
521
4.2 6.7
5,182
517
0.6
4
5,016
3,696
166 1,234
3.2
1,218
7.1 0.4
43,426 42,434
16
992
8,032 4.1
8,958
6.6
7,938
8,916
0.6
42
7,921
46,170
17
4.8
1,620
5.2
14,317
1,613
0.9
7
14,120
7,244
197
4.9
2,855
4.5
8,013
2,843
12
1.1
7,908
12,861
105
5.0
1,680
4.5
6,262
1,673
7
1.1
6,260
9,067
2
4.7
1,344
5.4
6,896
1,342
0.9
2
6,225
7,120
671
4.7
1,459
5.3
1,535
1,445
14
0.9
1,497
9,878
38
4.3
366
6.8
354
0.6
1,344
1,341
12
2,508 4.2
3 337 335
7.1
559
2
0.6
553
2,257
4.0
6 144
6.7
142
0.6
30,138 29,889
2
249
1,010 3.9
5,512
4,132
5,487
7.1 0.5
25
4,121
31,397 5.4
11 654
5.7
652
1.0
3,205 3,203
2
3,264
2
6.3
662
5.0
661
1.3
4,580
4,510
70
3,961 4.8
636
6.0
628
0.8
4,327 4,259
3,655
833
7.2
5.8
828
1.2
4,769 4,716
5,162
53 926
5.1
922
6.2
0.8
2,839
2,831
5,506
523
5.1
522
6.0
0.9
6,286 6,249
2,933
37
5.4
1,278 1,274
5.6
1.0
288
287
6,916
1
98
4.9
5.4
97
0.9
1,114 1,114
730
248
3.0
248
7.5
0.4
13,192 13,083
1,649
109
2,695
4.5
2,674
6.6
21
0.7
2,800 2,688
15,507
112
4.9
679
5.8
1,829
38
0.8
1,822
4,792
7
4.0
401
7.1
399
0.6
6,681
5,739
2,817
942
4.6
1,301
7.1
1,276
0.6
1,220
9,344
1,215
5
4.5
316
7.3
315
0.6
660
638
2,335
3.9 7.4
172 168
0.5
3,858 3,824
1,230
34
3.8
898 891
7.3
0.5
712 684
6,243
28
4.3
192
7.0
0.6
11,177
9,598
1,324
1,579 2,285
3.6
6.9
5,330
2,264 21
5,317
15,317
13
1,190
4.2
1,189
6.8
1
11,043
10,901
8,344
142
4.5
2,441
7.0
2,425
0.6
2,739
16
2,670
16,012
69
4.5
595
6.6
583
0.7
1,822
12
1,815
4,059
7
4.6
634
7.0
633
0.7
2,499
1
2,492
4,527
7 588
2.9
7.2
2,179
586
0.4
2
2,084 95
4,178
476
4.3
464
7.1
999
12
953
3,212
46
4.5
215
6.9
199
4,022
16
0.6
4,010
1,719
12
4.8
883
8.6
881
0.6
4,373
2
4,232
5,875
141
4.6
863 857
6.7
0.7
362
6
362
5,143
4.9
96
96
6.0
0.8
1,921 1,845
694
76
562
3.8
534
7.2
3,689
28
0.5
3,623
4,190
66
3.5
24
7.8
912
0.4
545
12
544
6,209 4.0
1 154
6.8
153
9,845 9,808
1,156
37
1,939
3.6
1,929
0.5
10 11,597 5.1 6.0
717
201
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.6
7.6
0.8
POPULATION AND FAMILIES.
89
TABLE 12.- POPULATION AND FAMILIES-Continued.
POPULATION
FAMILIES
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
Oc-
to &
to & to &
cupied Family Family Room
12
30
18
2
6
8
29
107
3
28
14
2
6.1
6.9
7.2
7.5
6.9
6.5
7.0
5.9
5.4
5.8
5.8
5.9
5.7
28
8
9
6.4
56
51
1,703
118
85
39
101
6
447
158
500
249
93
397
157
74
71
36
34
25
9
396
292
106
36
742
84
8
5
10
9
5
10
16
10
11
21
46
5
13
5
10
8
5
3
13
34
13
6
45
971
East Longmeadow
Easton
Edgartown
Egremont
Enfield
Erving
Essex
Everett
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Fairhaven
Fall River
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Falmouth
Fitchburg
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Florida
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Freetown
Gardner
Gay Head
Georgetown
Gill
Gloucester
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Goshen
Gosnold
Grafton
Granby
Granville
Great Barrington
Greenfield
Greenwich
Groton
Groveland :
Hadley
Halifax
Hamilton
Hampden
Hancock
Hanover
Hanson
Hardwick
Harvard
Harwich
Hatfield
Haverhill
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
1,939 1,939
5,064 5,034
1,276 1,258
599 599
806 800
1,168 1,160
1,677 1,648
37,718 37,611
4,427
4,424
7,382 7,354
9,833 9,819
5,681 5,679
4,609 4,605
5,786
5,730
6,277 6,226
124,791 | 123,088
23,028 22,910
13,420 13,335
14,922 14,883
12,245 12,144
11,823 11,817
17,844 17,397
5,601 5,443
10,649 10,149
15,259 15,010
3,917 3,824
39,656 39,259
6,173 6,016
11,957 11,883
6,168 6,097
3,971 3,935
3,769 3,735
7,618 7,593
427 418
3,755
3,359
15,860 15,568
6,440 6,334
1,663 1,627
16,376 15,634
175 175
2,058 2,034
951 887
24,478 24,199
2,625 2,615
4,950 4,929
3,681 3,603
1,906 1,880
4,189 4,108
3,512 3,481
2,006 2,006
1,609
1,577
289 288
155
125
6,250 5,366
828 828
784 742
6,627 6,562
12,618
12,254
426 368
2,333
2,160
2,377 2,359
2,666 2,658
638 564
1,879 1,840
670 670
514 495
2,666 2,635
1,796 1,747
3,596 3,558
1,104 1,096
2,179 2,147
2,630 2,630
49,450 48,988
2,836 2,787
2,933 2,847
3,577 3,513
5,338 5,168
17,156 17,133
9,720 9,687
7,890
457 457
1,237
1,225
403 394
163 163
220 218
292 291
483 474
8,747 8,719
903 901
1,721 1,717
2,373
2,365
1,337 1,335
1,048 1,045
1,365 1,356
1,533 1,527
26,108 26,024
4,783 4,775
2,794 2,789
2,779 2,769
2,808 2,799
2,517 2,512
3,494 3,484
1,326 1,310
2,386 2,376
3,221 3,210
987 966
8,645 8,599
1,360 1,355
2,333 2,320
1,297 1,292
961
1,013 1,005
1,671 1,666
84 81
931 918
3,531 3,497
1,480 1,467
431 425
3,490 3,445
40
40
568 562
223 212
5,724 5,669
674 667
1,075 1,070
783 770
454 448
954 950
872 869
479 479
433 416
69 68
35 30
1,251 1,221
168 168
203 189
1,537 1,525
2,929 2,901
128
123
587 557
607 600
538 537
174
148
441 432
180 180
122 119
693 687
534 512
609 604
284 282
701 695
497 497
11,753 11,700
767
779 764
822 811
1,311 1,307
3,593 3,585
2,508 2,504
1,973 1,968
2,804
8,476
2,848
1,216
1,513
1,879
3,325
51,061
4,888
9,881
13,793
7,934
5,914
8,651
9,956
135,892
24,246
14,972
12,621
14,061
11,270
17,572
8,289
15,457
17,404
6,697
49,160
7,830
11,686
7,492
6,485
5,969
9,698
563
6,378
23,817
9,974
2,887
18,225
258
3,969
1,511
34,213
4,172
5,573
4,819
2,933
6,173
5,174
2,747
2,622
487
244
8,257
1,364
1,483
10,971
18,691
938
4,190
4,163
3,628
986
2,943
1,209
887
4,283
3,376
4,194
2,189
4,482
3,021
72,521
4,544
4,844
4,642
8,841
19,953
16,664
13,033
4.2
4.1
3.2
3.7
3.7
4.0
3.5
4.3
4.9
4.3
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.2
4.1
4.7
4.8
4,8
5.4
4.3
4.7
5.0
4.2
4.3
4.7
4.0
4.6
4.4
5.1
4.7
4.1
3.7
4.6
5.2
3.7
4.5
4.3
3.8
4.5
4.4
3.6
4.2
4.3
3.9
4.6
4.7
4.2
4.3
4.0
4.2
3.8
4.2
4.2
4.4
4.9
3.9
4.3
4.2
3.0
3.9
3.9
4.9
3.8
4.3
3.7
4.2
3.8
6.5
5.2
5.1
5.4
4.6
5.0
4.5
5.0
6.3
6.5
5.4
6.9
5.7
5.8
5.0
5.8
6.7
5.9
5.8
7.0
6.9
6.8
6.8
6.8
5.3
6.5
7.1
7.1
6.0
6.3
5.2
6.3
6.5
6.5
6.0
5.7
6.3
7.2
8.1
6.8
8.1
7.8
7.2
6.4
7.6
7.5
6.9
6.8
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.7
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.9
0.9
0.9
1.2
0.9
1.0
1.0
0.7
0.7
0.9
0.6
0.8
0.8
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.9
0.7
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.9
0.7
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.8
0.5
0.5
0.9
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.6
6
11
55
24
64
279
10
21
78
26
81
31
5
13
6
4
3
32
17
30
884
5
30
42
65
364
58
173
18
8
14
12
28
5
30
6.7
26
9
39
19
31
49
38
3
6
22
5
2
6
ܙ ܚܗܠܬܘܟܨܗ
3.4
32
6.8
6.7
7.5
6.2
6.6
6.9
7.8
6.4
6.1
6.2
6.0
6.3
5.7
6.8
5.6
6.7
6.6
761
53
6
15
11
8
7,853
462
49
86
64
170
5.9
3.9
3.1
5.3
4.2
3.7
3.7
4.3
4.0
4.8
3.9
4.0
33
37
OR
5
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
1915.
90
TABLE 12. — POPULATION AND FAMILIES - Continued.

POPULATION
FAMILIES
CITIES AND TOWNS
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO -
Total
In
Dwell-
ing
Houses
In All
Other
Habita-
tions
Total
In In An
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num-
Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
OC-
to & to a to a
cupied Family Family Room
7.4
8.1
3.9
Roooooo
0.5
3.8
7.2
4.0
0.6
0.6
115
776
Hawley
Heath
Hingham
Hinsdale
Holbrook
Holden
Holland
Holliston
Holyoke
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Hopedale
Hopkinton
Hubbardston
Hudson
Hull
Huntington
Ipswich
Kingston
Lakeville
Lancaster
Lanesborough
Lawrence
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Lee
Leicester
Lenox
Leominster
Leverett
Lexington
Leyden
Lincoln
Littleton
Longmeadow
Lowell
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ludlow
Lunenburg
Lynn
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Lynnfield
Malden
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Manchester
Mangfield
Marblehead
Marion
Marlborough
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
4.2
427
416
383 377
5,264
5,106
1,257 1,255
2,948
2,919
2,514 2,449
159
155
2,788 2,752
60,816 59,580
9,320 9,267
9,694 9,682
11,138 10,340
8,798 8,760
5,399
5,285
8,005 7,827
8,462 8,419
2,663 2,594
2,475 2,445
1,084 1,067
6,758
6,651
2,290
1,454
1,427 1,395
6,272 6,150
2,580 2,568
1,491
1,245
2,585 2,250
1,089
1,068
90,259 88,991
16,143
15,699
14,842 14,778
14,319
13,936
12,554
12,325
16,166 16,114
16,235
16,139
4,481 4,366
3,322
3,261
3,242 3,142
17,646 17,501
779
5,538 5,523
344
336
1,310
1,229
1,228
1,228
1,782
1,718
107,978 106,111
9,560 9,303
13,699 13,507
12,367 12,240
9,649 9,644
9,794 9,718
20,697 20,650
10,721 10,211
10,803 10,223
10,688 10,615
6,251
6,242
1,610 1,585
95,803 95,043
3,039 3,034
5,958 5,950
19,765 19,740
17,363 17,071
20,597 20,443
23,878 23,770
5,203 5,035
1,112 1,089
48,907 48,594
5,949 5,946
6,393 6,384
5,650 5,546
5,264
5,175
7,250 7,160
7,673 7,662
10,728 10,721
2,945 2,861
5,772 5,720
7,606
7,506
1,487 1,426
15,250 15,044
2,258 2,199
2,249
2,215
2,418 2,377
11
100
97
6
96 94
158
1,329 1,294
2
295
294
29 752 743
65 575 562
4
47 46
36 738 731
1,236 12,392 12,331
53
1,806 1,801
12
2,013 2,008
798
2,194 2,179
38
1,503 1,495
114
1,149
1,141
178
1,778 1,767
43
1,949
1,940
69
653
650
30
654 650
17
300 292
107 1,596 1,580
836
442
373
32
347 342
122
1,313 1,293
12 667
664
246 347
336
335 580 562
21 262 257
1,268 18,607 18,518
444 3,264 245
64
2,867 2,849
383
2,591 2,581
229 2,638 2,617
52 3,713 3,702
96 3,534
3,524
1,007
991
61
763 762
100
747
721
145
4,151 4,132
3
202
199
15
1,296 1,293
8
82
78
81
295 264
303 303
64 444 431
1,867 23,036 22,909
24
2,052 2,023
192
2,624 2,604
127 2,965 2,951
5 2,109 2,104
76 2,017 1,999
47 4,186 4.181
510
2,180 2,170
580 2,530 2,517
73
2,373 2,360
9 999
995
25
409
404
760 22,089 21,983
5
808 804
8 1,531 1,528
25 5,146 5,133
3,812 3,773
154
4,577 4,559
108 5,065 5,041
168 1,150
1,145
23
313 311
313
11,088 11,041
3
1,488 1,485
9
1,313
1,310
104
1,339
1,328
89
1,206 1,190
90 1,730 1.727
11 1,784 1,777
7 2,228 2,224
84 717 676
52 1,430 1,417
100 2,121 2,103
61 405
386
206 3,517 3,484
59
530
520
34
491
482
41
547
544
3
715
4.3
0.6
2
758
4.0
35
0.5
10,029 3.9 7.8 0.5
2,164 4.3 7.4
9
0.6
4,795
6.5
13
0.6
3,911
4.4
7.0
0.6
1
281
3.4 6.1
7
0.6
5,388 3.8 7.4
61
65,834 4.8 5.3
5
0.9
8,723 5.1
4.8
5
1.1
9,438 4.8
4.7
15 12,105
1.0
4.7
5.6
8
0.9
6,837 5.9
4.6
8
1.3
6,307
4.6 5.5
0.8
11
9,124
4.4
5.2
0.9
9 13,300
4.3
6.9
0.6
3 4,478 4.0 6.9
0.6
4 4,976
7.7
8
0.5
2,107
3.7
16
0.5
9,534 4.2
6.0
69
0.7
2,372
3.9 6.4
5 2,419
0.6
4.1 7.1
20
0.6
9,037 4.8 7.0
3
0.7
4,508
3.9
6.8
11
0.6
2,182 3.7 6.5
18
0.6
3,992
7.1
5
1,880 4.2
7.3
89
102,260 4.8
5.5
19
0.9
17,297
4.8
5.3
18
0.9
15,771
5.2
5.5
10 13,305
0.9
5.4
5.2
21
1.0
14,536 4.7
5.6
0.8
11
20,865 4.4
5.6
10
0.8
20,486 4.6
5.8
16
0.8
7,293 4.4
7.4
0.6
1
5,309 4.3
7.0
26
0.6
5,392 4.4 7.5
0.6
19 24,145
5.8
3
0.7
1,396 3.9
7.0
3
0.6
9,102 4.3
7.0
0.6
670 4.3 8.6 0.5
31 2,220 4.7
8.4
0.6
2,222
4.1
7.3
13
0.6
3,271
7.6
127
0.5
140,279 4.6 6.1
29
0.8
13,989 4.6
6.9
0.7
20 14,111 5.2 5.4
14
1.0
18,860 4.1 6.4
5
0.6
11,336
4.6 5.4
0.9
18 11,290
4.9
5.6
0.9
5 22,165 4.9 5.3
10
14,659 4.7 6.8
13 17,198
0.7
4.1 6.8 0.6
13 16,671 4.5 7.1
4
0.6
5,674
6.3
5.7
5 2,820
1.1
3.9
106
0.6
122,078 4.3 5.6
0.8
4,638 3.8
3
0.7
9,217 3.9 6.0
13
29,071
0.6
3.8 5.7
39
0.7
20,433 4.5
5.4
18
0.8
25,443 4.5
5.6
24
0.8
26,859 4.7
5.3
5
0.9
6,417 4.4
5.6
0.8
2,170
3.5
47
7.0 0.5
68,798 4.4
6.2
3
0.7
9,455
4.0 6.4
3
0.6
6,951
5.3 0.9
11
10,082 4.2 7.6
16
7,892
0.6
4.3 6.6 0.7
3
11,509 4.1
6.7
7
0.6
10,971 4.3 6.2
4
0.7
11,938 4.8
5.4
41
0.9
4,586
4.2
6.8
13
0.6
9,444 4.0
6.7
18
0.6
11.524
3.6
5.5
0.7
19
2,672 3.7
6.9
33
0.5
21,254 4.3
6.1
0.7
10 3,353 4.2 6.4
9
0.7
2,848 4.6
5.9
3
0.8
3,052
5.6 0.8
4.0
0.9
7.0
5.8
292
4.9
POPULATION AND FAMILIES.
91
TABLE 12. — POPULATION AND FAMILIES -- Continued.
-
POPULATION
FAMILIES
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS to
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
Oc-
to &
to a
to a
cupied Family Family Room
11 cower
20
40
30
34
12
26
64
9
21
52
1,962
131
4
34
40
32
9
8
4
21
107
21
4.8
4.0
4.0
4.1
3.2
3.9
3.8
5.3
3.7
4.2
4.5
4.1
4.3
4.4
4.2
4.0
4.1
3.8
4.1
3.9
3.8
4.4
4.0
0.8
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.5
0.8
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.7
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.7
5
17
3
1
1
4
4.1
సిటీలలు టిలా
621
10
3
15
103
1
5.9
6.3
6.0
6.6
7.6
5.4
8.0
6.4
7.0
6.5
6.4
6.5
7.9
6.7
5.5
7.0
6.5
7.0
7.2
7.6
7.3
7.4
8.0
7.0
7.0
6.5
7.2
7.4
5.9
6.1
7.2
6.5
6.2
6.4
7.6
7.8
6.3
6.9
6.0
9.5
7.1
8.3
6.9
6.8
6.4
6.0
7.7
122
38
0.6
Marlborough-Con.
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Marshfield
Mashpee
Mattapoisett
Maynard
Medfield
Medford
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Medway
Melrose
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Mendon
Merrimac
Methuen
Middleborough
Middlefield.
Middleton
Milford
Millbury
Millis
Milton
Monroe
Monson
Montague
Monterey
Montgomery
Mount Washington
Nahant
Nantucket:
Natick
Needham
New Ashford
New Bedford
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
New Braintree
Newbury
Newburyport
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
New Marlborough
New Salem
Newton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Norfolk
North Adams
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
11
23
9
2
21
2,532 2,532
1,876 1,842
1,880 1,868
2,037 2,011
1,725 1,661
263 254
1,352 1,331
6,770 6,718
3,648 1,686
30,509 30,378
4,418 4,414
4,195
4,161
3,034 2,994
4,560 4,528
6,784 6,775
5,311 5,303
2,207
2,203
2,846 2,825
16,880 16,773
2,172 2,151
2,646 2,645
2,575 2,570
1,912 1,869
2,139 2,139
2,740 2,713
2,696 2,686
933 930
2,101 2,086
14,007 13,904
8,631 8,509
325 325
1,308 974
13,684 13,490
5,295 5,247
1,442 1,432
8,600 8,461
296 295
5,004 3,737
7,925
7,585
358 340
230 228
95
95
1,387 1,350
3,166 3,093
11,119 10,970
6,542 6,485
92
109,568 108,253
23,376 23,301
19,211 19,155
11,768 11,711
10,999 10,382
17,354 17,256
26,860 26,448
453 453
1,590 1,560
15,311 15,042
2,557
2,552
3,528 3,506
2,128 2,075
2,135 2,064
2,613 2,613
2,350
2,232
1,030 1,030
625 606
43,113 42,174
5,614 5,519
7,956 7,904
6,870 6,757
4,695 4,517
7,074 6,709
6,963 6,848
3,941 3,920
1,268 1,080
22,035 21,866
3,047 3,046
3,089 3,084
2,259 2,230
3,692 3,692
3,090 3,018
334
194
48
10
139
1
1,267
340
18
2
47
27
526 526
463 458
468 465
492 489
540 520
67
65
361 354
1,292 1,272
490 450
7,240 7,210
975 972
1,015 1,012
708 701
1,041 1,035
1,623 1,617
1,345 1,341
533 532
747 742
4,097 4,080
549 546
696 695
589 588
474 470
518 518
650 643
620
254 252
594
591
3,357 3,349
2,252 2,214
70 70
277 266
3,052 3,029
1,210 1,201
298 296
1,890 1,869
51 50
1,007 960
1,695 1,668
97 90
54 52
22 22
345
335
949 928
2,674 2,641
1,526 1,506
23 23
24,435 24,323
4,764 4,742
4,059 4,044
3,102 3,096
2,909 2,879
4,084
4,078
5,517 5,484
94 94
417 412
3,637 3,609
641 640
784 783
492 479
522 514
597 597
601 596
278 278
188 184
9,353 9,232
1,108 1,100
1,685 1,674
1,489 1,465
1,090 1,074
1,546 1,528
1,529
1,493
906 898
3,122
2,876
2,775
3,228
3,939
352
2,819
8,136
3,139
46,986
6,207
6,547
5,543
6,944
8,935
9,341
3,469
5,208
29,489
4,153
5,077
4,364
3,762
3,636
4,469
4,028
1,816
4,362
19,685
13,585
504
1,740
18,722
7,722
2,240
14,538
314
6,601
10,060
856
369
182
2,317
6,307
16,974
9,029
178
136,210
25,235
21,774
19,551
18,654
24,462
26,534
769
3,112
25,278
4,114
5,373
3,596
3,720
4,254
4,221
2,090
1,294
70,604
7,192
12,422
11,060
7,792
11,905
12,619
7,614
1,779
31,481
4,572
4,050
3,662
4,758
5,562
2
37
73
149
57
10
21
33
20
92
5.6
1,315
75
56
57
617
98
412
112
22
15
6
30
6
33
4.2
4.3
3.7
3.5
4.2
3.8
4.6
3.7
4.5
4.4
4.8
4.5
5.9
3.9
4.5
3.8
4.4
4.3
4.0
3.3
4.2
4.3
4.0
4.5
4.9
4.7
3.8
3.6
4.2
4.8
4.8
3.8
4.2
4.0
4.5
4.3
4.0
4.4
3.7
3.7
3.3
4.6
5.0
4.7
4.6
4.2
4.4
4.6
4.4
4.3
4.5
4.4
4.8
4.0
4.8
4.0
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.8
0.4
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.8
0.9
0.9
0.6
0.6
0.7
1.0
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.6
0.8
0.5
30
269
5
22
53
71
5
28
1
1
13
8
118
254
4,909 4,892
697 696
641 640
561 560
773 773
758 754
5.3
5.4
6.3
6.5
6.0
4.8
8.2
7.6
7.0
6.4
6.9
7.5
7.2
7.1
7.1
7.5
7.0
7.6
6.5
7.4
7.5
7.3
7.8
8.5
8.5
7.0
6.4
6.6
6.3
6.5
6.2
7.4
5
19
939
95
52
113
178
365
115
21
188
169
1
5
4
121
8
11
24
16
18
36
8
20
17
1
1
274
72
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
1915.
-
92
TABLE 12.- POPULATION AND FAMILIES - Continued.

POPULATION
FAMILIES
CITIES AND TOWNS
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO —
Total
In
Dwell-
ing
Houses
In All
Other
Habita-
tions
Total
In
In AU
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of
age
age
age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persong
Oc-
to a
to a
cupied Family Family Room
to a
-
ooooo
OOOD ON
5.8
527
0.6
Otis
6.3
7.2
7.9
0.6
0.4
0.5
466
6.3
7.3
North Adams - Con.
Ward 6
Ward 7
Northampton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
North Andover
North Attleborough
Northborough
Northbridge
North Brookfield
Northfield
North Reading :
Norton
Norwell
Norwood
Oak Bluffs
Oakham
Orange
Orleans
Oxford
Palmer
Paxton
Peabody
Pelham
Pembroke
Pepperell
Peru
Petersham
Phillipston
Pittsfield
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Plainfield
Plainville
Plymouth
Plympton
Prescott
Princeton
Provincetown
Quincy
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Randolph
Raynham
Reading
Rehoboth
Revere
Ward 1
Ward 2
{ Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Richmond
Rochester
Rockland
Rockport
Rowe
Rowley
Royalston
Russell
Rutland
Salem
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
2,992
2,986
6 695
3,866
691
3,810 56
4,269
784
4.3
778
6.2
21,654
0.7
19,694 1,960 4,558
4,608 4.9
3,483
4,462
5.9
3,388
0.8
96
95
30,035
729
4.4
3,126
6.7
716
2,531
0.7
13
595
4,144
690
4.7
4,366
632
0.8
4,304 62
58
4,902
944
4.0
3,768
940
7.8
2,670
4
0.5
1,098
5,767
619
4.6
2,686
608
6.1 0.7
2,635
51
11
593
3,996 4.4
2,183
589
6.6 0.7
2,167
4
16
3,846 4.5
524
6.5
2,042
0.7
1,999
3
43
3,467
456
4.1
5,956
453
6.6 0.6
5,916
3
40
1,344
3,913 4.4
9,398
8.6
1,338
0.5
9,288
110
9,030
2,260
4.4
1,797
2,244
6.7 0.7
1,765
16
32
14,782
466
4.1 6.6
9,254
462
0.6
9,096
4
158
3,361
1,920 1,907
3.8
2,947
7.3
0.5
2,903
13
44
12,274
790
4.8
782
6.4
1,782
0.7
1,669
8
113
5,341
455
3.7
442
6.8
1,292
0.5
1,108
13
184
3,209
337
3.8
310
7.3
2,587
0.5
2,541
27
46
2,065
631
3.6
622
6.7
1,563
0.5
1,541
9
22
4,288
456
4.1
10,977
6.9
10,914
449
7
63
2,356
3,270 3.4
1,245
2,343
7.3 0.5
1,236
13
13,099
9
353
4.7
348
5.6
527
0.8
521
5 2,255
6 142
3.6
6.5
5,379
139
0.5
5,325
3
54
1,120
1,496
3.7
8.1
1,166
1,481
0.5
1,146
15
20
9,342
442
359
3.6
355
441
4
2,566
1
3,476
120
3.2
3,460
119
1
16
942
827
3.7
9,468
822
9,366
5
102
5,536
1,864
4.2
471
1,846
6.7
0.6
18
5
11,628
117
5.1
18,625
115
0.8
18,507
2
118
834
3,822 3,807
4.1
499
0.6
489
15
10
22,794
125
4.9
1,337
6.0
120
0.8
1,294
5
43
812
398
4.1
2,839
384
6.8
0.6
2,796
14
43
2,696
729
3.4
195
723
7.0
0.5
193
6
2
4,975
50
3.9
727
48
6.9
0.6
709
2
265
18 188
4.0
182
5.5
390
0.7
389
6 1,388
1 105
3.9
39,607
104
7.6
0.5
38,960
1
647
801
8,863 8,795
3.7
6,060
7.7
0.5
6,039
68
21
55,984
1,242
4.4 6.4
5,944
1,230
0.7
5,824
12
120
7,666
1,383
4.9
1,374
6.2
5,996
0.8
5,996
9 8,373
1,327
4.2
4,933
6.1
1,327
0.7
4,867 66
8,224
1,209
4.5 6.2
5,529 5,423
1,198
11
0.7
106
8,956
1,236
4.1
7.5
6,272
0.5
6,164
1,229
7
108
8,338
1,326
4.4
6.8
4,873
1,321
4,647
0.7
5
226
7,948
1,140
4.7
375
6.0
1,116
373
24
0.8
2
6,479
96
4.2
95
5.8
1,408
0.7
1,407
1
699
375 374
3.9
7.4
12,926
0.5
12,608
1
318
2,478
3,068
3.8
599
3,007
6.6
0.6
563
61 18,318
36
177
4.2
299
163
0.7
297
14
2
1,071
82
3.5
6.6
800
80
0.5
800
2
534
213
3.7
4,295
6.7
213
4,274
0.6
21
1,848
1,134
3.8
40,674
8.7
1,125
40,373
9
0.4
301 9,163
7,174 3.8
7,505
6.4
9,102
7,314
0.6
61
191 1,772
55,400 4.4
6,777
1,745
6.1
0.7
6,763
27
14
11,027
1,331
4.2
7,868
1,322
6.3
0.7
7,851
9
17
7,976
1,676
5.1
5,952
6.0
1,667
5,938
0.8
9
14
1,229
8,900 4.7 5.3
6,887
1,226
0.9
6,829
3
58
6,600
1,772
4.8
5,685
5.4
1,762
5,678
10
12,232
0.9
7 1,383
3.9
4,734
0.6
4,510
1,380
3
224
8,665 4.1
1,123
1,810
6.3
1,113
0.7
1,693
10 7,219
421
4.1
6,805
414
6.5
0.6
6,703
7 3,069
102 1,716
4.1
2,228
1,692
7.4
24
0.6
2,189
39
11,864
543
4.0
25,178
7.0
525
0.6
25,015
18
163
3,868
5,603
4.2
4,628
7.4
5,562
4,616
0.6
41
12
1,141
30,471 4.5
1,136
5.5
6,203
0.8
6,181
5
22
6,443
1,381
4.1
6,692
1,373
5.7 0.7
6,654
8
38
7,714
1,403
4.5
1,394
5.6
5,498
0.8
5,436
9
62
7,099
1,128
4.8
2,157
1,118
5.1
2,128
10
0.9
29
6,508
550
4.9
564
541
0.8
552
9
12
2,707
138
3.9
134
5.0
1,160
0.8
1,151
4
9
1,025
293
4.1
290
7.6
7,074
0.5
6,976
3
98
1,769
2,027 4.0
1,751
7.0
4,351
0.6
4,305
18
46
11,626
1,169
4.0
424
1,149
6.6
0.6
420
20
4
7,240
101
3.7
1,481
98
6.3
0.6
1,467
3
14
4.3 7.2
0.6
862 851
11
2,552
219 214
4.0
1,104
0.6
1,085
5
19
1,369
4.0
218
6.4
1,895
0.6
1,081
10
814 267
1,414
37,200
243
6.5
36,392
24
0.8
808 7,964
1,766 4.4
7,252
7,886
7.3
6,839
78
0.6
413
47,702
1,405
4.6
1,379
6.0
7,023
0.8
6,836
26
187 1,655
7,098
4,220
1,641
5.1
4,199
14
1.0
21
10,244
783
4.2
780
6.2
3
0.7
5,047
6.5 0.8
6.1
6.9
117
5.8
372
369
701
6.1
228
5.0
5.0
5.4
POPULATION AND FAMILIES.
93
TABLE 12. - POPULATION AND FAMILIES- Continued.
POPULATION
FAMILIES
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO —
CITIES AND TOWNS
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Total
In In Al
Dwell- Other
ing Habita-
Houses tions
Num- Aver- Aver- Aver-
ber of
age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
Oc- to & to a
cupied Family Family Room
to &
5.9
6.7
6.0
6.4
20
12
3
25
4
7
14
7
17
17
17
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.7
0.6
0.5
0:7
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.6
431
0.7
Salom-Con.
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Salisbury
Sandisfield
Sandwich
Saugus
Savoy
Scituate
Seekonk
Sharon
Sheffield
Shelburne
Sherborn
Shirley
Shrewsbury
Shutesbury
Somerset
Somerville
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Southampton
Southborough
Southbridge
South Hadley
Southwick
Spencer
Springfield
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Sterling
Stockbridge
Stoneham
Stoughton
Stow
Sturbridge
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sutton
Swampscott
Swansea
Taunton
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
1
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Templeton
Tewksbury
Tisbury
Tolland
Topsfield
Townsend
Truro
Tyngsborough
Tyringham
Upton
Uxbridge
Wakefield
Wales
Walpole
Waltham
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
6,309
6,181
6,215
1,717
564
1,500
10,226
524
2,661
2,767
2,468
1,862
1,484
1,696
2,251
2,794
292
3,377
86,854
11,953
13,586
8,041
8,458
12,196
15,661
16,959
950
1,898
14,217
5,179
1,365
5,994
102,971
11,663
19,844
10,668
13,313
9,922
10,864
9,752
16,945
1,403
1,901
7,489
6,982
1,127
1,618
1,206
1,278
2,829
7,345
2,558
36,161
3,813
3,280
3,285
4,901
5,771
3,839
3.945
7,327
4,081
5,265
1,324
6,192
6,117
6,209
1,615
555
1,475
10,176
503
2,614
2,709
2,384
1,824
1,470
1,253
1,891
2,540
273
3,363
86,175
11,935
13,569
7,932
8,429
12,151
15,366
16,793
947
1,803
14,023
5,016
1,285
5,912
100,687
11,555
19,558
10,111
13,204
9,668
10,592
9,750
16,249
1,387
1,851
7,308
6,913
1,111
1,602
1,175
1,278
2,794
7,264
2,537
34,340
3,804
3,165
3,212
4,838
5,746
3,839
3,747
5,989
3,547
1,838
1,292
117
64
6
102
9
25
50
21
47
58
84
38
14
443
360
254
19
14
679
18
17
109
29
45
295
166
3
95
194
163
80
82
2,284
108
286
557
109
254
272
2
696
16
50
181
69
16
16
31
1,355
1,335
1,236 1,224
1,530 1,527
467 442
153 149
414 407
2,397 2,383
137 130
734 717
643 626
603 586
472 468
434
312 309
451 430
675 647
85 76
795 793
21,075 21,001
2,796 2,784
2,934 2,925
2,015 2,007
2,187 2,179
2,960 2,952
3,816 3,802
4,367 4,352
239 238
448 445
2,920 2,888
1,113 1,094
312 293
1,524 1,518
24,173 23,971
2,665 2,649
4,359 4,339
2,389 2,299
3,279 3,265
2,585 2,565
2,638 2,623
2,521 2,520
3,737 3,711
352 351
476 462
1,865
1,856
1,633 1,618
281 278
413 410
319 314
272 272
633 629
1,807 1,788
3
3
21
28
9
2
74
12
9
8
8
8
14
15
1
3
32
19
19
6
202
16
20
90
14
20
16
1
26
1
14
9
15
7,900
8,233
9,180
2,807
1,166
2,897
14,453
861
5,323
4,127
4,351
3,689
3,270
2,247
2,815
4,375
474
5,462
125,626
15,615
15,036
12,916
13,185
18,320
22,746
27,808
1,740
3,083
17,264
6,979
2,127
9,845
145,109
15,332
22,166
13,905
19,434
17,831
17,560
16,576
22,305
2,674
3,939
12,346
10,702
2,059
2,724
2,442
1,705
4,358
12,290
4,289
50,448
6,700
5,447
4,090
8,137
7,999
5,342
5,460
7,273
5,718
2,926
2,528
4.6
5.0
4.1
3.7
3.7
3.6
4.3
3.9
3.6
4.3
4.1
3.9
3.4
4.1
4.4
3.9
3.6
4.2
4.1
4.3
4.6
4.0
3.9
4.1
4.0
3.9
4.0
4.1
4.9
4.6
4.4
3.9
4.2
4.4
4.5
4.4
4.0
3.8
4.0
3.9
4.4
4.0
4.0
3.9
4.3
4.0
3.9
3.7
4.7
4.4
4.1
4.1
4.5
3.9
4.1
4.7
4.3
4.6
4.6
4.3
5.0
4.1
4.2
3.6
4.1
3.9
3.4
3.6
3.8
4.0
3.6
4.5
4.3
3.0
4.6
4.5
4.2
4.6
5.0
4.5
7.8
7.1
6.1
6.6
7.4
6.6
7.4
7.9
7.6
7.3
6.5
6.8
6.2
6.9
6.0
5.6
5.1
6.4
6.1
6.2
6.0
6.4
7.3
6.9
6.0
6.4
7.3
6.5
6.1
5.8
5.1
6.0
6.0
7.0
6.7
6.6
6.0
7.6
8.5
6.7
6.6
7.4
6.6
7.8
6.3
6.9
6.9
7.0
6.6
6.9
7.0
6.0
7.2
6.5
6.4
6.3
6.1
6.6
6.7
7.0
7.8
7.5
6.8
7.5
6.5
7.7
6.6
6.8
6.5
7.6
6.6
6.4
6.4
6.9
6.2
6.2
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.5
5
0.7
35
81
21
1,821
9
115
73
63
25
19
198
1,338
534
3,427
32
199
1,173
1,812
663
967
327
2,036
4,921
12,781
337
5,490
30,154
4,817
4,782
4,530
4,101
199
1,156
1,770
658
963
327
2,012
4,855
12,713
331
5,379
28,229
4,812
3,195
4,366
4,043
617 612
7,761 7,698
971 969
789 776
696
683
1,139 1,128
1,243 1,239
837 837
876 870
1,210 1,196
898 863
485 438
371 362
48 48
297 295
529
516
185 183
252 251
81 81
563 558
1,091 1,083
2,988 2,970
111 110
1,182
1,171
6,364 6,287
1,139
1,135
728
702
904 878
906 901
374
2,212
3,521
1,365
1,635
626
3,690
7,394
19,442
839
7,754
40,032
7,225
4,877
5,464
5,584
5
63
2
13
13
11
6
14
35
47
9
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.7
0.7
0.4
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.7
17
42
5
4
60 OC on IWANI
2
13
2
1
24
66
68
6
111
1,925
5
1,587
164
58
5
8
18
1
11
77
4
26
26
5
94
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 12. — POPULATION AND FAMILIES
-
Concluded.

POPULATION
FAMILIES
OCCUPANCY OF DWELLING
HOUSES AS TO -
CITIES AND Towns
Total
In In All
Dwell- Other
ing
Habita-
Houses tions
Total
In In All
Dwell-Other
Habita-
Houses tions
ing
Num- Aver- | Aver- | Aver-
ber of age age age
Rooms Persons Rooms Persons
Oc- to a to a to a
cupied Family Family Room
105
13
3
6.8
6.3
6
85
115
34
14
30
9
3
374
737
1,250
684
1,765
1,322
916
126
66
3,493
507
2,608
1,382
306
98
269
1,016
302
674
365
4,002
623
102
350
414
507
4.4
4.1
5.0
5.2
3.8
4.6
3.7
4.2
4.6
4.0
4.8
4.3
3.0
3.9
3.9
3.8
4.1
4.1
51
1
9
68
3
2
5
54
79
484
5.8
6.6
6.3
6.9
6.4
7.9
6.7
7.1
5.7
7.8
7.8
6.3
7.2
7.2
7.6
6.6
2,036
87
5
19
819
24
3.5
1
8
102
9
4.4
4.5
4.2
3.7
3.7
4.4
7.6
5.9
5.7
7.3
7.2
7.4
8.2
4,980
7,913
3,989
11,667
8,345
6,326
803
522
23,236
3,606
14,868
10,781
2,388
619
1,935
7,362
2,310
4,440
2,791
23,417
3,527
742
2,512
3,044
4,176
5,673
16,130
2,205
1,014
2,168
23,158
1,653
12,824
3,072
3,198
7,096
3,661
8,862
16,986
294
7
119
17
80
46
10
1
19
7
12
13
4.1
0.7
0.7
0.9
0.8
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.7
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.8
0.8
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
798
2,631
7.1
Waltham - Con.
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ware
Wareham
Warren
Warwick
Washington
Watertown
Wayland
Webster
Wellesley
Wellfleet
Wendell
Wenham
Westborough
West Boylston
West Bridgewater
West Brookfield
Westfield
Westford
Westhampton
Westminster
West Newbury
Weston
Westport
West Springfield
West Stockbridge
West Tisbury
Westwood
Weymouth
Whately
Whitman
Wilbraham
Williamsburg
Williamstown
Wilmington
Winchendon
Winchester
Windsor
Winthrop
Woburn
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Worcester
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Ward 10
Worthington
Wrentham
Yarmouth
4.3
4.0
3.2
3,350
5,183
3,391
9,346
5,176
4,268
477
275
16,515
2,033
12,565
6,439
936
388
1,068
5,925
1,318
2,741
1,288
18,411
2,843
430
1,594
1,529
2,342
3,262
11,339
1,277
441
1,448
13,969
1,118
7,520
2,521
2,118
3,981
2,330
5,908
10,005
375
12,758
16,410
2,832
3,264
2,732
2,805
1,426
2,357
994
162,697
14,243
16,836
24,345
18,927
21,727
15,344
13,758
12,371
12,852
12,294
4.4
3,245
5,177
3,391
9,261
5,061
4,234
472
275
16,141
2,032
12,486
5,955
930
380
1,059
3,889
1,231
2,736
1,269
17,592
2,819
430
1,300
1,522
2,223
3,245
11,259
1,231
441
1,430
13,851
1,112
7,456
2,487
2,095
3,938
2,272
5,786
9,956
374
12,374
16,259
2,824
3,227
2,708
2,753
1,406
2,347
994
156,950
14,044
14,477
23,054
18,640
21,674
14,824
13,657
12,068
12,344
12,168
750
1,253
684
1,779
1,352
925
129
66
3,544
508
2,617
50
309
100
274
1,070
305
675
373
4,104
632
102
360
415
526
805
2,643
317
137
337
3,502
233
1,932
446
483
976
578
1,386
2,162
96
3,127
3,507
584
649
597
649
285
523
220
35.559
3,304
3,409
4,665
3,740
4,328
3,308
3,261
3,127
3,288
3,129
18
118
6
64
34
23
304
137
326
3,469
232
1,918
440
474
43
961
559
11
33
1
14
6
9
15
19
25
8
1
47
15
2
1
3
58
122
49
1
384
151
8
37
24
52
20
10
700
0.8
1,361
2,154
95
3,080
3,492
582
648
594
646
280
522
220
35,326
3,290
3,379
4,601
3,721
4,317
3,297
3,247
3,107
3,259
3,108
4.0
4.8
3.9
5.7
4.4
4.1
4.1
4.3
4.6
3.9
4.0
4.7
4.9
5.0
4.6
4.3
5.0
4.5
4.5
4.4
4.3
4.3
5.0
5.0
5.0
4.5
4.2
3.9
3.8
3.9
4.0
3.6
3.1
6.1
7.3
7.4
6.7
6.7
7.1
6.7
7.0
6.7
7.4
6.5
6.5
7.9
7.4
7.0
6.4
6.4
6.5
6.7
6.3
6.4
6.2
5.7
5.8
6.3
5.8
5.2
5.6
5.0
5.4
6.1
6.2
5.9
7.0
5.6
7.1
6.7
21,608
22,269
3,747
4,192
3,952
4,096
1,803
3,228
5,747
199
2,359
1,291
287
53
520
101
303
508
126
OK
233
14
30
64
19
11
11
14
20
29
21
618
2,414
1,415
613
1,623
1,415
154
470
455
153
448
455
1,251
203,961
20,671
19,534
23,720
20,692
21,545
17,693
19,856
19,370
19,149
21,731
863
3,182
3,029
5
791
1
22
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.7
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.7
1.0
0.9
1.0
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.5
NH
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
95
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS-OCCUPIED, UN-
OCCUPIED, AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION - BY MATERIAL OF WHICH
CONSTRUCTED, AND POPULATION OF CITIES (BY WARDS) AND TOWNS,
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
(NOTE. - All other includes wood and brick, wood and cement, wood and stono, etc., and not stated.}
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
Unnccu-Dwelling
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Total
Dwelling
Houses
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Honses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construo-
tion
AU
Other
3,693,310
7,416
5,008
2,015
586,932
544,710
35,810
866
4,201
1,345
1,281
1,270
524,911
487,628
32,191
688
3,534
870
532,327
492,636
34,206
788
3,664
1,033
1,225
1,215
3
2
50,474
48,669
1,349
72
277
107
100
4,131
3,405
255
6
260
205
130
163
5,646
1,213
1,203
12
12
51
50
1
NON Was
2
2,151
***23 ****
589
585
540
536
3
534
531
3
THE STATE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Abington
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Acton
Wood
Brick
All other
Acushnet.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Adams
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Agawam
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Alford
Wood :
48
2,387
495
489
453
447
Home
452
446
1
1
13,218
11
9
7
2,237
2,085
149
1
2
2,144
2,007
134
1
2
2,133
1,998
132
1
2
8211
71
15
4,555
841
830
926
915
4
1
837
827
3
78
2
271
13
13
79
142 %% %。
66
8,543
1,877
1,853
Amesbury
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
335
2,225
2,196
23
3
3
1,884
1,859
21
3
1
AB 如​册​212
**** 38 Reina
టలుటి
5,558
1,216
1,171
35
Amherst
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,173
1,132
33
1,149
1,112
32
7
0
1
7,978
14
14
2
10
89
87
Andover
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,682
1,612
43
5
14
8
1,579
1,516
42
5
13
3
1,565
1,514
32
5
13
1
aglia
14,889
78
2,531
2,451
96
Arlington
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
2,733
2,640
14
2
73
2,558
2,473
14
2
65
111089
Loe enco
2,059
460
Ashburnham
Wood
Brick
All other
549
533
15
466
453
12
1
| లవం
78
3
10
1
96
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popular Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
922
268
262
6
237
231
6
236
230
6
31
31
994
232
231
1
227
226
47
46
Ashby
Wood
Brick
Ashfield
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ashland
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Athol
281
279
1
1
1
2,005
496
481
446
433
7
443
431
44
43
.
2
3
1
9,783
Wood:
1,858
1,844
12
1
1
1,740
1,727
11
1
14
14
1,719
1,709
9
1
21
18
2
104
103
1
---
18,480
21
15
189
189
13
10
3,348
3,316
11
1
18
2
851
839
1
10
3,146
3,117
10
1
17
1
780
770
1
9
3,125
3,102
5
1
16
1
778
769
4,595
62
62
O DI COCO MAM INNSATIA INDON
2,986
331
518
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
ATTLEBORO.
Wood
Brick :.
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Ward 4
Wood
Stone
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Auburn
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Avon
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
18
18
3,054
IIIIIIIIIN-NOO
22
22
511
498
5
7
1
546
544
2
628
627
1
681
678
2
1
507
496
3
7
1
544
543
1
625
624
1
671
670
1
569
566
3
668
662
1
734
731
9,560
35
4,286
10
52
52
3,281
647
630
16
15
1
622
611
2.
7
2
620
610
2
7
1
5
2,164
453
451
434
433
1
430
429
1
16
16
WW.78 wm11础​62 9236
2,779
642
634
576
574
14
9
590
583
5
2
49
48
1
4,995
2,058
2,047
1,350
1,343
1,312
1,309
38
34
698
694
10
10
1
Ayer
Wood
Brick
All other
Barnstable
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Barre
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Becket
Wood
All other
1
1
W 1
3
3,476
625
611
12
2
43
43
582
568
12
2
567
554
11
2
15
14
1
| |
973
76
297
294
3
219
218
1
208
207
1
IWN
2
1,365
322
320
316
314
58
58
Bedford
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
380
378
1
1
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
97
TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
2,062
Belchertown
Wood
Brick
Stone
509
499
8
2
471
464
7
37
34
465
458
7
ܕܝܕܒܬ
1,953
28
Bellingham
Wood
Brick
439
434
406
401
5
404
399
5
NI
H奶​?" w如​;如​仍​出​%,
8,081
Belmont
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
1,326
1,222
22
82
1,270
1,173
21
76
1,250
1,160
16
74
20
13
5
2
31
30
1
25
19
ܗܨ
6
985
Berkley
Wood
Stone
All other
265
263
241
239
237
235
1
1
22
22
1
865
Berlin
Wood
Brick
Stone
229
225
30
30
259
255
3
1
227
223
3
1
1
790
205
Bernardston
Wood
Brick
All other
192
190
190
189
1
12
12
203
II
1
22,959
47
39
337
332
30
4,172
4,104
27
5
29
3,800
3,742
26
3
23
2
3,753
3,703
19
3
22
6
989
932
3
1
5,669
960
942
3
11
10
96
94
18
15
3
3,137
BEVERLY
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward :
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood:
Stone
Cement or stucco
1,061
1,051
4
1
3
2
616
505
9
2
666
555
9
1
943
931
4,250
5
809
498
9
2
555
545
9
1
821
812
ITALIWAII Lical arco Cirilo River
10
10
- Söintitolo il ri I NORGE
2
650
540
9
1
811
803
1
4
3
653
644
2
NI 20 ILI NI NIVOIT TILLITI TAI
4,199
10
113
112
4,189
701
691
3
3
857
647
3
1,625
1
386
371
4
11
S08
298
294
CON
3,246
2,778
2,773
759
754
749
1,999
1,999
20
20
5,689
Billerica
Wood .
Brick
Cement or stucco
Blackstono
Wood
Brick
Stone
Blandford
Wood
All other
952
920
27
5
910
878
27
42
903
871
27
5
623
227
226
1
149
149
143
143
76
75
NI
96188-
768
Bolton
Wood
Brick
213
205
190
182
8
188
181
EN
23
23
98
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
Habi.
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
745, 439
1,421
543
766
49
28
467
324
113
3,113
2,232
838
18
18
7
61
57
23,776
79,129
56,892
21,396
247
458
136
2,729
2,600
124
1
3
1
3,454
2,729
690
19
12
75,549
54,336
20,445
229
415
124
2,6 46
2,523
118
1
3
1
3,832
2,624
673
19
12
74,128
53,793
19,679
180
387
89
2,640
2,518
117
1
3
1
3,125
2,498
620
៖ ១-
41,904
BOSTON.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward !
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
119
104
15
207
126
53
19
7
2
82
21,016
5
2
2,518
2,121
396
1
1,865
1,396
463
239
214
25
18,685
143
128
15
21
2,790
2,346
442
2
2,056
1,532
499
1
24
9,767
400
3,353
9
1
2,650
2,132
416
2
1,912
1,403
484
1
24
3,617
370
3,233
9
1
77,575
12
6
9,887
362
3,021
1
18
230
8
212
8
138
30
108
37,250
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2,728
273
2,453
2
146
47
98
80
35,084
2,904
122
2,752
22
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1
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88,317
2,813
277
2,533
2
1
2,980
123
2,821
27
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1
3,591
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3,426
99
10
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3,188
2,823
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2,903
2,515
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3,717
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3,474
3,083
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2,993
2,592
397
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2,744
2,615
119
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1,932
1,122
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3,310
1,632
1,657
20
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Stone
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 9
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 10
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 11
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 12
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 18
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 14
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
26,741
16
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77
13
26,234
57
29,416
15
2,888
2,506
378
1
1
2
2,656
2,535
111
10
2,910
1,817
1,083
1
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9,078
1,487
1,570
20
1
2,220
1,722
486
10
1
1
2
2,670
2,547
113
10
2,948
1,840
1,097
1
10
3,185
1,506
1,596
20
1
2,266
1,738
510
12
116
91
24
80,585
187
126
61
27,799
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TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Dwelling
Unoccu-
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
26,125
2,804
2,171
611
2,899
2,082
593
2
25,404
10
85
19
15
9
8,948
2,380
549
5
14
2,868
2,596
259
1
25,868
26,877
14
26
13
13
22,748
16
7
2,831
2,299
514
5
13
2,739
2,490
246
1
2
2,648
2,399
247
2
8,894
2,724
163
5
2
3,114
2,997
110
6
1
3,102
3,018
54
21
9
2,986
2,753
162
2
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Ward 15
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 16
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 17
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 18
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 19
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 20
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 21
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 22
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 23
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 24
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 26
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 26
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
55
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2,318
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5
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2,509
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1
2
2,664
2,413
249
2
8,924
2,746
171
5
2
3,149
3,029
113
6
1
3,143
3,038
64
29
12
3,042
2,796
173
3
65
5
3,942
3,868
14
6
49
5
3,526
3,475
9
7
33
2
1,977
1,447
394
1
116
19
2,288
2,117
126
8
36
1
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29,818
2
2,758
2,467
268
3
3,026
2,840
179
5
2
3,286
3,159
117
8
1
3,878
3,167
66
32
13
3,209
2,933
192
3
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7
4,135
4,056
14
6
53
6
3,698
3,644
10
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35
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2,110
1,531
430
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21
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2,204
130
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2,104
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Cement or stucco
All other
595
592
8
1,539
1,535
3
1
587
584
2
1
939
938
1
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326
68
65
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All other
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Wood
Stone
269
268
1
189
188
1
188
187
80
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
pied
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS | Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
783
200
191
180
174
179
173
2
18
17
2122
1
wwww
2
9,343
Boylston
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Braintreo.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Brewster
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
1,954
1,942
2,081
2,067
1
1
12
1,925
1,913
1
1
10
1
10
783
317
315
230
228
226
224
1
1
9,381
1,254
1,236
1,206
1,188
Bridgewater
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,180
1,172
4
1
2
1
1
5
3
3
934
Brimfield
Wood
Brick
254
242
12
221
209
12
210
198
12
62,288
102
8,877
8,740
68
8,590
8,458
66
222
220
65
62
8,820
3
12
12
8,488
8,387
37
4
52
8
1,215
1,173
22
1
17
2
1,011
1,001
6
54
11
1,314
1,249
45
1
17
2
1,056
1,041
10
5
1,456
1,439
14
3
1,042
1,029
4
54
8
1,957
1,194
43
1
17
2
1,028
1,013
10
5
1,406
1,390
14
2
1,015
1,002
7,679
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21
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Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward :
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Brookfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Brookline
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,999
1,383
14
2
1,007
996
3
6
2
1,191
1,188
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9,175
1,840
1,235
1,203
1,199
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2
11,216
2
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1,407
1,397
10
1,349
1,340
4
3
1,338
1,330
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3
1,362
1,350
1,832
1,320
1,887
1,316
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2,059
699
665
510
478
29
2
1
503
473
27
186
184
2
3
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33,490
4,693
3,157
1,130
4,391
2,966
1,050
4,295
2,905
1,020
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24
28
240
167
52
77
307
22
74
283
18
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279
18
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TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unocou-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
All
Total
Dwelling
Houses
Other
1,569
22
376
368
349
343
Buckland
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
354
347
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217
186
181
37
36
Burlington
Wood
Stone
All other
177
172
2
3
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51
161
101
57
600
566
13,394
12,551
701
6
126
10
688
618
70
8,681
6,507
784
14,206
13,263
791
6
134
12
727
655
72
894
800
24
1,095
1,050
45
1,243
1,165
78
1,193
1,085
95
3
11,090
10,651
13,555
12,652
758
6
128
11
694
622
72
789
765
24
1,066
1,023
43
1,181
1,108
73
1,164
1,052
91
3
6
2
1,664
1,383
171
9
1
1,662
1,501
57
16
12
9,808
10
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Wood
Brick ·
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Ward :
Wood
Brick
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 9
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 10
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 11
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
18,604
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14
3
1,624
1,438
176
9
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1,655
1,589
62
1
760
24
1,060
1,018
42
1,166
1,096
70
1,144
1,046
87
3
6
2
1,846
1,369
166
9
1
1,650
1,492
54
1
2
1
1,185
1,092
80
13
1,832
1,525
37
2
63
5
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1,147
46
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10,665
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1,298
1,178
107
13
1,778
1,646
52
2
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5
1,895
1,210
54
30
28
15
12
17
16
8,836
1,292
1,107
102
13
1,660
1,540
49
2
64
5
1,233
1,153
50
29
1
1,430
1,398
26
5
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11
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10,689
10
1,479
1,447
26
5
1
1,418
1,388
25
5
5,623
1,144
1,130
84
80
10
9
31
Canton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cernent or stucco
All other
1,238
1,219
8
4
5
2
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1,110
1,099
6
2
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Wood
All other
146
144
2
132
130
2
127
125
2
13
13
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1,701
569
567
2
Wood
Brick
448
446
2
375
373
2
121
121
102
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1916.
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AD
Other
977
240
235
225
220
215
15
15
2,213
495
458
450
454
446
487
7
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1,667
480
691
689
2
479
476
475
208
207
1
5,182
91
15
11
10
10
1,164
1,149
11
1
1,063
1,048
11
1
1
2
1,048
1,037
7
1
1
43,426
4,409
3,450
934
140
117
20
29
18
15
Charlemont
Wood
Brick
Charlton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Chatham.
Wood
Brick
Cholmstora
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
CHELSEA
Wood.
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
18
4,240
3,315
905
18
2
674
393
275
4,200
3,291
890
17
2
667
386
275
7,988
14,517
8,018
7
702
416
280
4
2
1,192
799
392
1
813
703
102
8
717
600
116
1
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760
378
1
791
686
97
8
682
569
112
1
964
907
43
2
1,129
758
370
1
784
684
93
7
680
567
112
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344
343
325
324
313
312
1
12
12
18
18
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1,344
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317
317
290
290
288
288
24
24
3
559
187
186
1
136
135
1
134
133
1
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30,138
3,524
2,963
519
35
34
32
3,499
2,950
507
35
25
13
12
4,192
Chesterfield
Wood
Brick
CHICOPEE
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Ward !
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
343
253
90
879
323
3,106
3,643
3,068
530
36
9
363
261
92
387
327
53
5
2
482
353
125
3
1
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462
95
341
251
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378
323
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337
118
3
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440
95
451
335
112
3
1
630
436
94
4,527
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TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
ADI
Other
4,769
631
422
107
1
528
419
107
1
2,859
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Ward 6
Wood
:
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
401
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524
418
104
1
1
387
365
21
1
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25
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365
22
1
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826
36
25
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6,286
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865
36
10
10
5
288
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Wood
All other
194
193
1
98
97
97
96
1
95
95
1
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1,114
Clarksburg
Wood
Cement or stucco
258
257
1
228
227
228
227
1
29
13,192
Clinton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,912
1,841
68
1,828
1,759
66
1,807
1,740
64
21
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2,800
Cohasset
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
7
802
788
13
1
653
643
9
615
605
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142
139
3
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1,829
25
384
346
36
359
323
34
2
357
321
34
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Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Concord
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
6,681
1,352
1,312
28
1
11
1,259
1,220
27
1
11
1,234
1,203
21
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1,220
296
293
Conway
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
1
307
304
2
1
295
292
2
660
Cummington
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
191
184
5
160
156
156
152
3
1
27
2
1
1
3,858
7
865
852
11
1
831
818
11
1
824
811
11
1
33
33
Dalton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Dana
Wood
All other
712
173
204
203
1
182
182
173
21
1
11,177
1,846
1,821
11
1,867
1,836
16
1
104
103
Danvers
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,988
1,953
16
1
16
2
17
14
21
15
5
1
Mk-3-
12
12
2
2
5,330
1,463
1,450
3
1,102
1,095
3
1,101
1,094
3
335
334
26
21
Dartmouth
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
3
1
3
1
6
104
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS-- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Populs- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
ANI
Other
11,043
2,158
2,078
2,010
1,938
16
13
1
115
108
33
32
1,994
1,925
21
5
35
8
5
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NWIN
8
2,739
507
496
495
484
33
5
1,822
622
622
621
621
247
247
3
Dodham
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Doerfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Dennis
Wood :
Dighton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Douglas
Wood
Brick
Dover
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Dracut
2,499
513
498
2
1
12
40
39
511
496
2
1
12
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2,179
405
394
11
394
383
11
43
2
999
212
189
196
174
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11
1
4,022
Wood :
833
829
1
2
1
126
126
nai
4,373
543
540
3
537
534
18
18
362
92
90
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Dudley
Wood
Stone
All other
Dunstable
Wood
Brick :
Duxbury
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
East Bridgewater
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
1,921
525
553
550
377
377
9
9
2
3,689
Ra'a girl
804
797
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545
Eastham
Wood
217
217
140
140
74
74
9,845
10
8
Easthampton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
1,484
1,407
70
2
1,404
1,331
66
2
1,394
1,325
24 儿​必​4--
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1,939
455
447
407
402
2
37
36
East Longmoadow
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
w2141
407
402
2
1
1
1
5,064
10
91
89
12
Easton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,266
1,239
2
10
1,165
1,143
2
8
12
I BOR
1,153
1,131
2
8
12
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DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
105
TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
1,276
535
532
3
369
369
360
360
164
161
3
Edgartown
Wood
Cement or stucco
Egromont
Wood
Brick
599
206
205
1
157
156
1
157
156
1
49
806
235
232
199
197
197
195
NAI1
34
1
1
1,168
5
263
262
1
256
255
1
255
254
مرا
NAI
1,677
594
589
436
432
445
441
1
3
148
148
· 3
37,718
5,706
165
160
20
20
4.487
1
5,521
5,482
25
11
3
536
536
1,066
1,052
2
2
1,473
1,465
5,662
25
16
3
573
573
1,094
1,088
2
4
1,526
1,516
5,493
5,455
24
11
3
834
534
1,06%
1,048
2
2
1,466
1,457
7,382
9,833
1
6,681
844
839
III III III livelinymma I 1188
842
837
3
TIerico I TRATTOOII COLI
Enfield
Wood
Brick
All other :
Erving
Wood
Cement or stucco
Essex
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
EVERETT
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward s
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Fairhavon
Wood
Brick .
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
TALL RIVER
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
6
866
859
3
3
690
679
10
1
958
947
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4,609
671
660
10
5,786
674
663
10
1
938
927
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లం--58
2
3
6,277
491
23
20
3
1,786
1,757
3
10
13
3
1,272
1,247
2
9
12
2
NONUN
1,266
1,244
2
8
11
1
124,791
188
176
11,468
11,235
153
29
11,117
10,939
123
26
2
27
2,197
2,178
17
2
23,028
47
8,259
2,231
20
2
2
12
22
19
13,420
11,201
10,994
145
29
2
31
2,206
2,182
19
2
2
1,285
1,272
7
1
5
954
927
18
4
5
1,038
1,023
12
2
1,940
1,318
14
1
7
979
951
18
4
6
1,061
1,032
12
2
14,928
1,280
1,268
6
1
5
944
920
16
3
5
1,029
1,016
10
2
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Live In A II.
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12,245
1
106
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
11,823
841
836
817
13
'
17,844
19
19
822
13
3
3
1,351
1,323
23
2
3
689
648
26
CON
تن من
6,601
847
828
13
3
3
1,872
1,342
23
2
5
701
659
26
4
12
1,384
1,368
6
10
1,535
1,506
21
10
1,341
1,315
21
2
3
673
642
19
3
9
1,336
1,324
OOOO
Triwa wa mavai in Triera
10,649
10
24
24
16,259
11
1,346
1,330
6
10
1,492
1,467
21
1
2
1
11
1,481
1,459
18
15
11
བྷྱཱ ཡབས
3
3,917
1,602
1,590
4
922
916
901
898
21
18
3
670
664
10
10
.
1
1
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6
-
39,656
46
18
152
30
21
148
5,253
4,955
250
3
28
17
894
876
10
TALL RIVER Con.
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 9
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Falmouth
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
FITCHBURG
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 6
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Florida
Wood :
Foxborough
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Framingham
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
5,025
4,768
219
3
24
11
858
845
8
1
3
8,173
11,967
1
13
S6
5
2
1,192
1,122
63
2
5
827
768
54
1,137
1,078
56
2
ས
6,168
5,071
4,786
243
3
24
15
863
847
10
1
3
2
1,150
1,085
60
2
3
800
741
54
1
1
3
612
537
57
15
3
586
561
21
4
1,060
1,015
41
1
3
26
26
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IN ITAIM I I am an III IMANIMI IMION-
3,971
10
795
737
53
1
1
3
602
535
49
15
3
578
561
14
3
1,055
1,012
39
1
3
18
18
3
633
557
57
16
3
598
572
22
3,769
7,618
10
38
1,109
1,060
44
1
4
427
97
97
84
84
81
81
ww
13
13
3
3,755
13
916
900
826
811
9
4
813
804
3
82
ww
2
1
15,860
2,921
2,890
134
133
19
17
3,108
3,064
14
4
9
17
2,955
2,914
13
3
8
17
08373
13
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DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
107
TABLE 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS-
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
Unoccu-Dwelling
Dwelling itations
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Dwelling
Houses
Total
Houses
pied
or Hab-
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
All
Other
6,440
1,239
1,217
12
2
52
1,179
1,161
12
1
1,166
1,154
Franklin
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Freetown.
Ullava
1
2
3
3
1,663
397
Wood .
538
538
391
391
138
138
397
3
16,376
19
13
44
2,223
2,168
44
3
2,160
2,111
44
3
2
2,119
2,082
33
3
1
29
11
i
Gardner
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Gay Head
Wood
Stone
Georgetown
Wood
175
.
53
40
39
1
40
39
1
15
14
1
.
.
.
2,058
552
552
518
518
512
512
6
6
34
34
951
11
193
191
GIU
Wood
Brick
Stone
17
17
221
210
10
1
204
193
10
1
AD1
1
24,478
5,287
5,233
29
4,140
4,104
21
54
46
1,132
1,115
15
14
or
4,086
4,058
15
4
8
1
512
511
600w
10
8
785
778
5
1
2,626
9
2
619
518
265
259
4,950
701
699
2
525
515
619
617
2
508
496
6
614
612
2
494
488
3,681
1,906
1
895
16
301
288
13
284
2
2
317
300
16
1
713
712
1
1,051
1,046
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Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Stone
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Goshen
Wood :
:
Gosnold
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
Grafton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
4,189
693
692
689
689
Poin'
3,612
720
715
$26
325
717
713
3
1
$85
385
2,006
85
385
35
421
420
1
774
1763
1,609
897
393
380
376
1
17
17
366
2
ORN
289
85
85
66
66
19
19
65
1
155
-
35
33
30
29
1
5
4
38
5
-
6,250
11
1,087
1,043
26
1,030
992
21
2
28
15
46
46
1,002
977
13
2
9
1
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6
5
108
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
or Hab-
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc
tations
tion
Dwelling itations
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
828
164
194
192
2
164
162
2
162
30
2
784
237
235
2
198
197
1
184
183
1
14
14
38
-
6,627
12
10
1,426
1,366
13
8
39
1,345
1,293
11
6
35
1,333
1,283
9
6
35
room wanneer 18%
1
12,618
2,392
2,283
62
34
13
2,290
2,196
59
31
4
2,264
2,185
46
30
3
32
20
2
13
9
126
180
179
1
126
126
121
121
Ieron
53
2,333
517
509
615
601
12
2
547
533
12
2
1
2,377
621
617
560
556
Granby
Wood
Brick
Granville,
Wood
Brick
Great Barrington
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Greenfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Groonwich
Wood
All other :
Groton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Groveland
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Hadley
Wood
Brick
Halifax
Wood
All other
Hamilton
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Hampden
Wood
Brick
Hancock
Wood
Brick
Hanover
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Hanson
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
54
54
553
549
1
3
77--
3
3
2,666
457
446
11
440
431
9
439
430
9
13
11
2
638
345
342
171
170
1
145
145
°。
25
174
172
2
1,879
412
825
818
1
404
400
407
411
1
3
1
INI IN
1
1
670
185
183
2
166
164
2
166
164
2
19
19
514
126
125
113
112
1
110
110
12
12
2,666
696
684
1
11
646
639
1
6
640
633
6
1,796
659
657
22
22
146
146
512
510
1
1
490
488
1
1
1
3,596
491
486
486
481
22
Hardwick
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
514
508
5
1
1
1
1,104
Harvard
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
354
343
8
1
275
266
273
264
7
1
1
1
1
2,179
Harwich
Wood
All other
1,006
1,004
2
679
679
673
673
321
321
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
109
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
tions
Dwelling
Unoccu-
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Dwelling
Houses
AU
Total
Other
2,630
395
386
9
392
383
9
392
383
9
2
2
1
49,450
52
71
63
253
242
8
1
8,201
7,932
230
2
19
18
406
345
59
1
499
452
2
7,825
7,592
208
1
16
8
385
328
57
7,877
7,627
221
1
19
9
391
332
58
1
493
446
45
2,836
6
11
2,953
478
436
42
1
1
15
10
3
2
3,577
448
423
8
3
18
16
2
52
6,838
430
407
23
1,191
1,104
14
1
Hatfield
Wood
Brick
HAVERHILL
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward !
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Ceme
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Hawley
Wood
Brick
419
399
20
1,117
1,103
12
1
1
10
10
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1,183
1,165
15
1
1
1
3,116
2,068
37
5
6
1,885
1,851
23
1
2
3-I INAITI'Nirrisori III '
17,156
8
50
2,040
2,000
35
5
2,032
1,993
34
5
or stucco
6
22
9,720
1,807
1,778
22
1,803
1,776
20
1
2
7,890
1
13
13
1,666
1,628
26
8
3
5
1,595
1,560
24
8
3
1,591
1,557
23
8
3
427
116
114
2
98
96
2
95
93
2
18
18
383
116
114
1
96
94
94
92
19
19
1
1
5,264
1,483
1,469
5
1,214
1,200
5
2
260
260
35
31
2
1,179
1,169
3
2
Onod
2
1
1
1,257
265
257
264
257
34
299
291
5
3
3
2,948
Heath
Wood :
Brick
All other
Hingham.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cemeni or stucco
All other
Hinsdale.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Bolbrook
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Holden
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Holland
Wood
Bolliston.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
696
693
1
1
661
658
1
1
1
652
649
1
1
1
2,514
46
553
540
501
492
488
481
5
13
11
1
1
2
3
sa
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159
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I
50
50
43
III va II
----18 an
2,788
672
668
646
642
639
635
22
110
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS- Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
60,816
61
23
36
105
72
33
H
9,320
4,595
2,686
1,859
7
38
5
457
136
319
2
416
112
302
1
1,175
996
172
9,894
4,779
2,788
1,933
7
41
10
468
139
327
2
433
123
309
1
1,214
1,020
182
1
9
2
13
11,138
15
HOLYOKE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
18
18
4,656
2,709
1,895
7
38
7
468
136
324
2
420
113
306
1
1,190
1,000
181
1
6
2
422
181
241
457
249
207
1
462
22
430
1,253
1,008
206
5
30
6
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8,798
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5,899
13
8,005
414
177
237
449
243
205
1
441
21
420
1,244
1,001
204
5
30
11
183
242
472
253
218
1
464
23
441
1,503
1,047
214
5
30
12
10
8,462
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10
2,663
21
462
457
5
439
435
436
432
1
1
Hopedalo.
Wood
Cement or stucco
Hopkinton
Wood
Brick
Stone
2,475
87
727
716
10
1
636
629
6
1
632
625
6
1
-
1,084
350
347
3
279
276
3
271
268
3
Hubbardston .
Wood
Brick
Hudson
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
6,758
1,283
1,258
18
3
NN OO OO
1,220
1,195
18
3
2
2
1,205
1,188
10
3
2
2
NNWO.
Ulica
2,290
2,026
1,991
20
1
14
436
406
20
370
366
2
66
40
18
1,547
1,542
2
1
1,427
352
350
70
70
1
281
279
1
1
276
274
1
1
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6,272
7
Hull.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Huntington
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ipswich
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Kingston
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Lakevillo
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
1,400
1,370
20
1,141
1,112
19
19
15
3
1,122
1,097
16
2
7
252
251
1
OO NON
8
1
2,580
757
752
579
575
2
1
576
572
2
175
174
.
1,491
3
52
517
2
334
330
2
323
321
11
9
184
184
1
1
1
1
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
111
TABLE, 13.-DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS — Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
tion
2,585
86
Lancaster
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
594
558
21
1
14
506
473
19
1
13
488
463
11
1
13
18
10
8
1 1 0
IN
II IN
1,089
355
351
1
242
238
Lanosborough
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
104
104
247
243
1
1
2
III en on
90,259
9,990
9,534
410
84
61
21
250
242
53
47
19
23
1,726
1,613
98
3
18,143
9,603
9,184
380
3
18
18
1,686
1,577
95
3
8
19
15
9,687
9,245
401
4
19
18
1,704
1,592
98
3
9
2
1,312
1,196
112
2
2
1,117
1,038
79
NOW &
14,844
10
LAWRENCE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward S
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
All other
1,298
1,188
106
2
2
1,107
1,035
72
2
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14,319
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10
2
1,351
1,229
116
2
4
1,163
1,076
84
3
1,228
1,160
54
1
2
11
2,263
2,239
7
6
1
2,870
2,217
51
2
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19,654
1,188
1,120
50
16,166
1,203
1,135
54
1
2
11
2,160
2,146
7
6
1
2,191
2,138
51
2
2
11
2,149
2,136
6
6
11
10
16,236
17
2,181
2,128
51
62
2
江​2
4,481
962
903
861
16
16
53
53
920
Loo
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
ន១១១
887
846
21
9
9
2
III
2
3,322
1
Leicester
Wood
Brick
666
656
10
621
612
9
620
612
8
ត”។ ។ ត។
43
1
3,242
Lenox
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
103
96
782
725
30
11
12
676
626
27
8
11
4
650
614
21
7
826143
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1
17,646
Loominster
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
3,006
2,962
27
12
5
2,862
2,821
27
11
3
2,843
2,809
20
11
3
2
779
Loverett
Wood
205
205
186
186
183
183
18
18
1
5,538
1;302
1,285
1,202
1,189
86
84
14
12
Lexington
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,199
1,186
4
1
7
III IWW
112
1915.
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-
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
Unoccu-Dwelling
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS | Popula-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Dwelling
Houses
Total
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
All
Other
344
14
14
3
95
1
1,310
282
317
292
14
FF' HIT!
251
237
8
31
3
ផងដី -- សនដី -ះ។
1,228
268
27
24
297
292
2
3
లునిని
268
266
1
1
1,782
484
373
17
Trrio e rivi
13
13
43
35
18
9
410
316
17
2
72
3
329
2
72
107,978
126
690
621
64
82
77
16,224
15,396
758
22
34
14
1,686
1,374
206
2
3
9,580
15,452
14,698
693
21
28
12
1,527
1,331
191
2
2
1
1,560
1,279
275
3
2
2
57
41
15
13,699
188
94
38
Leyden
Wood
All other
Lincoln
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Littleton .
Wood
Brick
All other
Longmeadow
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
LOWELL.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward :
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stono
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 9
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
3
12,367
79
74
3
15,326
14,627
641
19
28
11
1,499
1,323
171
2
2
1
1,540
1,266
268
3
2
1
1,977
1,952
21
1
3
1,177
1,116
58
1
1
1
1,180
1,135
43
1
1
2,335
2,285
45
13
12
1,991
1,960
26
2
3
1,182
1,119
60
1
1
9,649
1,693
1,374
313
3
2
1
2,083
2,046
30
3
4
1,261
1,194
63
1
1
2
1,862
1,208
52
1
1
2,414
2,361
46
1
6
1,787
1,767
10
1
76
72
1
Tri WEITOVCI-või ricaric III WA Iorce mi rival 1860 INS
IIIIIIIII ODONTOLIITTIILI COCOLICO ITILLINOIS
9,794
1,198
1,145
51
1
LISTIWA
20,697
2,840
2,290
45
62
61
12
10
10,721
1,701
1,682
1,691
1,675
5
10,805
77
76
23
5
1
2,174
2,141
21
11
1
1,964
1,931
17
2,073
2,042
20
10
1
1,880
1,850
16
7
10,688
2,060
2,035
14
10
1
1,867
1,840
13
7
4
3
65
63
1
19
18
1
3
6,251
80
72
Ludlow
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
958
897
13
13
35
871
820
13
867
820
8
30
9
8
30
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DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
113
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi.
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
ANI
Other
1,610
90
90
479
475
2
2
389
385
2
2
384
380
2
2
95,803
97
65
27
634
630
2
74
13,833
13,639
152
5
18
19
819
808
13,120
12,935
150
3
14
18
704
697
13,023
12,870
123
3
14
13
700
694
3,039
86
23
LINE INCOLI Awater is rieren
6,968
1
8
1,248
1,245
2
5
1,187
1,185
2
5
1,184
1,183
1
13
13
19,766
13
181
121
Lunenburg
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
LYNN
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Lynnfield
Wood
Cement or stucco
18
16
9,517
3,485
16
6
10
2,044
1,966
66
1
3
17,363
3,878
3,348
16
5
9
1,951
1,875
64
1
3
8
2,820
2,179
41
2,829
2,796
24
81
14
13
3,866
3,337
14
5
9
1,920
1,861
51
1
3
4
1 2,903
2,168
35
2,798
2,776
21
1
Tr IWCOI LIINIT NICHIETIES will
NI' - ' I ' III voor
20,597
127
127
2,349
2,308
41
2,961
2,935
24
23,878
128
128
11
11 AM I was
5,208
858
855
1
895
892
1
1
1
863
851
1
1
1
1,112
2
412
411
1
303
302
1
301
300
1
107
107
.
48,907
7,409
7,370
29
45
25
234
232
2
20
19
5,949
29
29
6,899
18
12
5,650
MALDEN.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood :
Brick
All other
Manchester
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
7,708
7,646
50
6
6
1,039
1,035
4
814
812
2
1,025
1,008
13
2
2
844
826
18
1,264
1,245
5
2
2
1,463
1,461
2
1,269
1,259
8
2
759
731
7,454
7,395
47
6
6
1,010
1,006
4
799
797
2
976
959
13
2
2
811
795
16
1,212
1,203
5
2
2
1,408
1,406
2
1,288
1,229
5
1,007
1,003
4
796
795
1
965
956
6
2
1
797
790
7
1,209
1,201
6,264
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7,850
42
7,679
50
10,788
1
2
1,401
1,399
2
1,234
1,226
6
2
564
538
2
2,945
605
577
28
28
9
2
16
154
154
9
2
17
2
17
114
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHÉR HABITATIONS -
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- | Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
or Hab-
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Dwelling itations
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
5,772
1,319
1,307
1,214
1,205
13
11
86
86
1,227
1,216
2
1
5
3
coa
1
oc
3
7,606
1,608
1,594
1,590
1,578
8
18
16
2,272
2,234
8
29
1
660
637
2
1,487
19
517
507
379
369
1
360
352
1
132
132
1
15,250
2,502
2,483
18
2,531
2,503
26
1
1
410
402
7
2,258
Mansfield
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Marblehead
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Marion
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
MARLBOROUGE
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Ward 4
Wood
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Marshfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
402
395
2,249
2,603
2,575
26
1
1
418
410
7
1
344
333
11
364
363
1
996
396
338
327
5
339
337
1
1
410
409
1
SS8
327
6
351
351
2,418
10
10
I WCO INCOQUINCONNYIMOOI O 8%
329
11
354
353
1
382
382
828
323
5
$29
327
1
1
IIIIICO IINTOIIIIIIIIIIIoan
2,532
1,876
12
12
982
382
323
319
1,880
326
325
1
2,087
388
386
384
387
1
1,725
1,267
1,263
2
1
1
536
533
2
1
516
513
2
730
729
263
65
48
Mashpee
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
116
114
1
1
1,352
Mattapoisett
Wood
All other
635
632
3
334
334
327
327
296
296
6,770
Maynard
Wood
Brick
1,149
1,148
1
1,119
1,118
1
1,105
1,104
14
14
25
25
3,648
385
381
24
24
Medfield
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
40
13
27
450
418
28
1
2
1
425
394
28
1
2
ཉྙོབས་ས
30,509
30
5,559
5,436
34
MEDFORD
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
111
109
5,196
5,083
31
5,166
5,056
29
3
74
3
74
252
244
3
1
IAS
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
115
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
.
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
4,418
687
685
647
646
1
13
13
4,196
1
807
805
650
648
1
1
778
776
1
1
644
602
9
2
31
765
756
5
9,034
776
773
1
1
637
595
9
2
31
769
752
3
4,560
18
18
MEDFORD-Con.
Ward 1
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood:
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood :
Brick
Cement or stucco
8,784
30
698
655
10
2
31
888
819
5
4
1,007
992
10
1
3
1
1,116
1,067
7
1
38
3
416
413
1
2
27
960
935
10
1
3
1
1,018
973
5
944
929
10
1
3
1
1,009
969
TIDO INIIITTISTICI TOALINDI
6,311
73
66
2
32
2,207
396
393
896
392
2
2
2,846
51
50
Modway
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
704
699
2
1
652
648
1
1
2
647
643
1
1
11 Iona
II
16,880
3,821
3,740
9
17
15
164
161
39
31
3,601
3,533
8
1
2,178
88
2,646
31
2,576
MELROSE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward &
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
2
497
487
10
603
596
7
687
511
1
15
396
382
27
3,618
3,548
9
1
58
2
500
490
10
604
597
7
528
512
1
15
400
384
1
15
448
436
6
1
5
578
565
1
63
8
532
522
10
640
632
8
660
543
1
16
432
414
1
17
467
455
6
1
5
594
586
1
5
2
596
588
2
6
1,918
III livellTTINATII WCIMI
com crtorical T IN TO I IONING I eral AONI
9,139
17
17
2,740
14
448
436
6
1
5
586
558
1
5
2
564
563
16
16
2,696
12
2
565
564
1
19
19
ON
U
933
10
242
236
1
3
231
226
Mondon
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
229
225
NWS
1
1
3
2
2
2
116
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS — Continued.
.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
2,101
165
732
730
2
563
561
2
560
558
2
165
14,007
236
233
35
2,789
2,738
6
6
25
14
2,510
2,470
6
6
19
9
2,502
2,464
5
6
19
8
I TO
5
2
III wie
8,631
1,920
1,905
8
38
35
125
125
1,785
1,771
8
1
3
2
1,747
1,736
5
1
3
2
3
'Til
325
110
109
1
67
66
67
66
1
42
42
1,308
345
342
1
259
258
248
247
1
11
84
且​--
13,684
2,285
2,195
21
15
61
61
2,376
2,280
91
3
2
2,306
2,210
91
3
2
3
2
5,295
917
886
867
838
26
859
830
26
1
2
OO 1 1 1
។
1,442
330
320
275
271
48
Merrimac,
Wood
Brick
Methuen
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Middleborough
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Middlefield
Wood
Cement or stucco
Middleton
Wood
Stone
All other
Milford
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Millbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Millis
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Milton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Monroe
Wood
All other
Monson
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Montaguo
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Monterey
Wood
Brick
Stone
Montgomery
Wood
Mount Washington
Wood
Nahant
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
四孔​211
273
270
2
1
1
8,600
1,797
1,686
38
21
14
'90
79
38
32
1,669
1,575
34
9
44
7
1,648
1,561
27
9
44
7
57
7
296
57
56
1
46
45
45
11
11
1
I
5,004
816
796
18
39
24
15
任性​! 阴阳​3-11
864
842
19
1
1
1
44
7,925
1,335
1,126
205
1,162
- 957
201
4
7
6
1,135
935
196
4
166
163
3
!
358
180
178
88
86
93
85
1
1
230
59
51
51
--៩៩ ផន ឌឌ --ះ៖
95
29
29
22
.
1,387
22
309
301
2
10
407
402
లు నాలులు వస్తే ఆ
299
293
1
1
1
3
in WANT
1
3
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
117
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
or Hab
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
3,166
Nantucket
Wood
Brick
1,514
1,506
8
841
839
2
820
818
2
21
21
664
658
6
11,119
136
136
2,344
2,313
15
11
5
2,135
2,114
9
40
2,164
2,137
14
8
Natick
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Noodham.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
New Ashford
' 2* i I-I
*I '
6,542
1,380
1,315
1,292
1,237
1,272
1,219
3
2
18
2
51
8
43
92
Wood .
34
34
22
22
22
22
12
12
109,568
344
333
-
13,243
13,119
49
12
23
40
2,183
2,105
1893
12,692
12,607
37
8
21
19
2,020
2,011
6
1
10
23,876
12,799
12,695
48
12
22
22
8,048
2,030
6
1
2
3
1,878
1,859
7
1
3
2
2,090
2,082
4
2
19,211
1,938
1,919
1,869
1,848
1
3
2
2,164
2,143
NO
NEW BEDFORD
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1
3
2
2,084
2,078
NNONSOLOWN
11,768
ייייפּפּייייאאיייוסט יופייייפפרו-אא85-10
2
2
53-101110 1111111o1-ig II
NI
10,999
8,186
2,097
14
4
2,060
2,027
14
2,020
2,003
71
65
17,854
2,451
2,421
4
6
76
71
2,564
2,517
5
2
11
19
2,354
2,338
12
4
1
2,467
2,425
5
2
10
15
2,288
2,272
12
2
1
1
88,860
9
15
2,268
2,246
10
2
453
97
95
92
90
2
92
90
2
New Braintree
Wood
Brick.
Nowbury
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
1,590
630
627
389
388
384
383
240
238
1
15,311
3,037
2,898
136
1
3,010
2,884
124
14
12
1
307
297
10
NEWBURYPORT
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
2,667
3,350
3,200
147
1
2
684
683
1
684
617
17
1
648
542
5.49
541
140
140
3,528
1
689
573
16
588
572
16
118
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi.
Construc-
tations
tion
ANI
Total
Dwelling
Houses
Other
2,128
441
361
78
420
347
71
14
7
408
341
65
2
425
406
19
2,185
433
411
21
16
14
427
23
ܬܗܗ ܙ ܤܝܘܒܬܝܙ ܙ ܙ ܗܝܕܟ
2,618
541
525
16
699
587
12
504
488
16
548
537
11
504
488
16
643
536
7
2,360
1,030
335
333
2
265
263
2
265
263
2
625
213
206
6
179
174
5
175
170
5
32
31
13,113
119
328
305
70
2
15
6,614
14
2
29
29
7,956
NEWBURYPORT - Con.
Ward s
Wood
Brick
All other
Ward
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Now Marlborough
Wood
Brick
Now Salem
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
NEWTON
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or ассо
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Norfolk
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
NORTH ADAMS
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
13
7,546
7,059
133
24
285
45
797
770
12
2
13
1,826
1,254
14
58
1,242
1,179
16
1
35
11
928
893
7,963
7,434
139
27
314
49
887
800
12
2
13
1,598
1,317
14
62
1,919
1,243
17
2
43
14
980
942
11
6
19
2
1,371
1,285
17
2
63
6,870
15
49
1
1
7,427
6,976
113
20
279
39
790
766
10
1
13
1,316
1,245
13
57
1,219
1,158
15
1
35
10
912
881
5
5
19
2
1,878
1,210
11
2
54
1
1,228
1,105
28
5
69
16
690
611
31
6
32
10
4,695
7
2
10
8
LINNA DONA-W-Icoco III, IV, YOU
a
-
7,074
16
13
No
6,963
1,829
1,191
35
7
77
19
744
656
33
8
20
18
1,296
1,219
16
2
55
4
1,269
1,129
33
6
73
18
698
615
33
8
32
10
如​红​11-1931-5194212129113-
-
3,841
10
1,268
245
239
5
225
223
274
268
5
1
20
16
29
29
1
22,035
3,453
3,322
111
11
17
11
5
3,600
3,467
113
11
1
8
143
141
2
3,436
3,311
106
10
1
8
ITIN
8
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
119
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OP WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- | Habita-
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
or Hab-
Dwelling
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
3,047
19
19
1
1
1
601
596
5
483
478
581
576
5
465
id
8,089
18
18
460
2,259
3,692
59
NORTE ADAMS - Con.
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Stone
421
419
2
609
603
6
611
579
21
3
580
575
5
464
459
4
1
413
412
1
560
544
6
588
558
19
3
8
405
348
50
7
436
415
21
4
1
414
412
2
550
544
6
899
560
21
3
8
409
352
50
7
3,090
16
16
2,992
416
357
52
7
459
435
23
1
3,866
17
17
418
23
1
21,654
3,519
3,315
95
58
191
185
3
26
17
180
3,831
3,575
216
7
15
18
611
527
80
2
2
12
10
479
406
72
8,483
19
3
117
116
3,614
3,373
212
6
13
10
492
409
80
1
2
573
511
52
5
3
2
673
653
19
1
3,186
592
57
35
19
18
17
1
1
516
476
33
2
3
2
669
650
18
4,866
15
15
NORTHAMPTON
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood :
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
North Andover
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
3,768
697
670
19
1
7
518
479
33
3
3
536
I 1 WCO I I CO CO II IAITAVIMAI IWO COLA
UTILI I Iwth In 1 COCOVIIMOILII IN MODO II
601
463
32
3
3
587
508
14
490
456
28
3
3
2,686
523
515
504
14
14
8,183
6
478
464
10
5
456
444
9
5
463
441
21
19
2,042
3
899
392
6
389
382
392
385
6
1
5,956
54
63
6
6
1,218
1,201
13
2
2
1,158
1,142
12
2
2
1,152
1,136
12
2
2
9,398
North Attleborough
Wood.
Brick
All other
1,866
1,856
6
15
1,773
1,766
5
2
1,757
1,751
5
3
120
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS — Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total
Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
1,797
460
433
23
1
3
426
401
21
423
398
21
1
3
ww
ww
9,254
13
1,613
1,602
10
1
1,555
1,547
1,542
1,535
2,947
633
725
713
10
2
638
629
2
1,782
577
565
11
13
13
155
154
1
411
10
1
.
10
1,292
527
518
317
308
290
288
202
202
O 001
2
6
2,587
568
563
638
632
2
1
2
1
1,563
30** *99* ***- *' 'ons' *****
513
512
1
-NIN comes ww
wwe were 18-vas
441
440
1
434
10,977
1,730
1,702
1,721
1,694
Northborough
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Northbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
North Brookfield
Wood
Brick
Stone
Northfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
North Reading
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Norton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Norwell
Wood
Stone
Norwood.
Wood
Brick
Stone:
Cement or stucco
All other
Oak Bluffs
Wo
Cement or stucco
All other
Oakham
Wood
Brick
Stone.
Cement or stucco
All other
Orange
Wood
Brick
All other
Orleans
Wood
Cement or stucco
Otis
Wood :
Brick
Oxford
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Palmer
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
15
11
48
1,793
1,761
8
1
21
2
20
1,245
924
921
2
1
350
347
2
574
574
342
2
527
136
130
26
26
1
162
156
1
1
1
3
1
5,379
15
15
1,245
1,229
15
1
1,159
1,144
14
1
1,144
1,129
14
1
1,166
506
505
1
338
337
1
334
333
1
163
163
442
204
118
117
203
117
116
1
1
3,476
711
700
6
676
667
28
681
670
6
2
2
I ona
NCI III
1
9,468
1,435
1,411
12
1,329
1,311
12
1,311
1,295
11
18
16
95
on or No
A.141
4
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
121
TABLE 13.
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total
Popula-
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Dwelling itations
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
or Hab-
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
Paxton
471
Wood :
142
142
112
112
110
110
NN
28
28
2
18,625
15
10
40
40
89
2,870
2,842
24
2
2,741
2,713
24
2
2
2,726
2,703
19
2
2
499
145
139
6
125
125
120
120
14
14
1,337
681
679
382
380
368
366
1
14
14
296
296
Peabody
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Pelham
Wood
All other
Pembroke
Wood
Brick
Stone
Popperell .
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Peru.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Petorsham
Wood
Stone
2,839
86
84
792
776
14
2
No
706
692
12
2
700
686
12
2
!
195
72
70
1
49
48
2
46
1
727
188
266
265
1
182
181
1
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390
104
Phillipston
Wood
Stone
150
149
1
103
102
46
46
.
39,607
6,984
6,545
285
6,470
6,064
67
35
471
448
10
6
180
178
6,080
1,028
6,403
6,029
246
3
94
31
1,016
977
27
3
9
964
920
31
13
5,944
Sa ****** ****** ' I*****983-=532
46
5,996
PITTSFIELD
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
928
880
20
2
19
105
45
1,219
1,174
29
3
13
1,034
975
37
18
4
978
924
22
2
20
8
1,086
962
67
1
45
11
1,068
1,034
17
1
9
7
915
865
41
9
686
611
72
sܞܝܙ ܙ ܘܬܣ ܙ ܙ ܟܗܣܗ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙܘܗܒܘܝܢ ܙ ܙ ܕܗ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܒܝܗܝܙܟ ܙܬ݁ܶܗܘܺܙ ܙ
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4,983
1,003
10
993
880
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41
5,529
60
990
964
15
1
8
2
870
1
8
4
876
825
41
9
6,278
824
4,873
ស-នឹង.
37
9
642
584
55
592
19
2
:
375
Plainfield
Wood
Brick
107
104
3
94
91
13
13
90
122
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Dwelling
Unoccu-
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
1,408
340
362
357
21
21
336
341
336
2
1
2
NO.
1
1
1
2
Plainville
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Plymouth
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
12,926
2,966
2,941
19
3
3
50
2,397
2,376
18
1
2
2,338
2,326
10
WIOS
561
557
1
2
1
co ou
III 1 0 0
2
599
199
199
169
169
155
155
14
14
299
82
22
104
101
3
2
80
2
78
2
800
74
.
285
277
6
2
208
201
5
2
208
201
5
2
4,295
1,106
1,106
930
930
921
921
9
40,674
1,376
1,366
105
97
49
6,943
6,843
19
8
53
20
1,452
1,404
13
7,505
6
30
23
8,424
8,306
20
8
62
28
2,476
2,419
13
1
32
11
1,002
992
3
7
1,115
1,111
2
1
1
918
912
5
Plympton
Wood .
Prescott
Wood
Brick
Princeton
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Provincetown .
Wood .
QUINCY
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 4
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Randolph
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Raynham
Wood
Brick
6,885
6,794
12
7
53
19
1,428
1,384
10
1
29
4
949
941
2
6
1,073
1,072
** *5* *** *'''**''**'
6,777
29
5
958
950
2
7,868
14
UTICCOLINOSI I WOT NOOIT OOIT
WIN
6,962
6,887
1,082
1,078
2
1
1
891
885
5
1
1,485
1,470
3
3
9
1,075
1,056
1
1
17
1,649
1,629
10
$3
33
1
888
882
5
1
1,475
1,462
1
3
9
1,072
1,053
1
1
17
131
126
1
3
1
169
167
6
10
1,264
1,243
1
1
19
5,685
4,734
10
1,110
1,098
1,020
1,009
4
1,010
1,001
2
81
80
IT
1
1,810
433
432
1
393
392
1
386
386
33
33
1
6,805
1,523
1,513
24
24
1,605
1,594
1
10
69
69
12
1,499
1,489
1
9
9
Reading
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Rehoboth
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
2,228
1
519
512
3
498
491
480
473
18
18
18
18
సిసలు సం
సనలు
NNW
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
123
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total
Popula-
tion
Total
Habita-
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
25,178
41
38
691
684
56
51
3,501
3,409
45
2
3,542
3,447
48
2
42
3
719
708
1
4,628
242
241
4,289
4,182
49
2
51
5
968
956
1
10
1
807
782
17
8
899
869
3
714
703
1
9
1
789
717
15
7
6,203
20
747
723
17
REVERE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
24
6,692
846
TILTOOI OOITTOOINOOI I en all I WOTE
38
38
ומוזיבייייי 1-88 בייבי אוי
855
827
7
19
2
776
752
22
sܫܕ ܙ ܒܬܟܨܝܢ ܙ ܙ ܙ8ܬܵܙ ܙ ܗܝ ܙܝܙܝܙܞܞܝܕܝܙܗܟ ܙ ܙ ܙܝܕ
818
1
6,498
19
2
765
743
21
10
22
22
18
16
20
3
816
790
23
2
800
785
1
2
11
loomine on
,
2,167
487
428
849
344
564
133
128
45
Richmond
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
180
174
2
4
WO
129
125
2
2
ܕ ܙܝܙ
Rochester
Wood
1,160
:
334
334
282
282
279
279
51
51
3
7,074
1,579
1,567
1
1,518
1,507
1
17
16
57
57
1,501
1,491
1
6
3
4,351
Rockland
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Rockport.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Rowe
Wood
All other
948
937
928
919
1
20
18
1,278
1,264
3
10
1
323
321
ܕ݁ܳܗܰܟܬ ܙ ܙ
2
124
!!!
131
130
1
99
98
1
96
95
1
30
30
3
1,481
47
Rowloy
Wood
Brick
Stone
407
403
3
1
358
355
3
355
353
2
862
Royalston
Wood
Brick
All other
203
200
2
61
61
264
261
2
1
198
196
2
.
I
1,104
165
164
1
192
189
1
2
155
154
1
10
10
.
-
Russell
Wood
Brick
All other
Rutland
Wood
:
Brick
Cement or stucco
1,895
294
288
3
3
24
21
250
245
2
3
226
224
2
43
1
3
37,200
69
49
18
2
208
202
6
129
80
28
SALEM
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 1
Wood :
Brick
5,264
5,005
197
7
55
831
783
48
4,927
4,723
163
7
34
687
643
44
4,858
4,674
145
5
34
668
627
35
7,252
188
25
16
-១៥ ,
135
3
124
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS — Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construo
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
7,028
11
18
16
1,023
975
42
6
497
4,280
17
14
2
6,809
SALEM-Con.
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4
Wood :
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Salisbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
1,042
992
44
6
618
474
37
7
881
854
26
1
948
875
38
35
1,044
1,027
17
12
1,018
969
39
4
494
455
33
6
850
830
19
1
889
791
19
19
1,011
1,002
6
867
842
24
1
899
801
19
19
1,014
1,005
IT I CO I 160II CONGO
AIIAN
INI
8,181
25
49
19
16
14
6
4
6,216
18
16
1
12
1
8
1
8
1,717
411
942
937
436
435
501
497
410
1
3
564
182
179
Sandisfield
Wood
Brick
Stone
149
147
1
1
145
143
1
1,500
513
508
2
394
389
1121--
387
384
118
118
Ilon
III I COCO
1
1
1
Sandwich
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Saugus
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
10,226
2,357
2,334
8
2,149
2,129
6
14
13
178
177
16
15
2,163
2,142
7
1
3
10
IIIO
3
4
10
Savoy
524
Wood :
:
146
146
131
131
15
15
ន” ដី ៩៩”។ ឪ៖
2,661
1,444
1,435
3
724
724
Scituate
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
3
714
708
3
3
III
2
2,767
624
618
2
17
16
1
Seekonk
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
581
576
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2,468
545
532
99
98
15
Sharon
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
669
652
1
1
11
562
547
1
1
9
7611 --
1,862
526
515
10
454
444
Sheffield
Wood
Brick
Stone
2
2
458
448
9
1
66
65
1
1
1,484
351
329
14
338
319
13
335
318
12
11
10
II
Shelburne
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
నిలుచుంది
NICO
IIW
WA
3
2
3
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
125
TABLE 13.
-
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
.
- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
1,696
36
333
326
3
289
285
36
Sherborn
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
292
286
3
1
2
INWON
2,251
366
358
18
26
26
Shirley
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
410
393
13
2
384
367
13
2
1
1
Ol!
6
2
IN HINOO
2,794
581
559
28
22
239
238
856
827
10
2
Shrewsbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Shutesbury
Wood
All other
609
581
10
2
៩នួន១១១
Non
292
116
115
1
។ ៨៨
31
31
9
।
3,377
749
744
2
Somerset
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
2
1
667
663
2
18
18
669
664
2
1
2
៩ខ ។
III 200
2
1
1
86,854
73
57
13
333
323
10
83
71
2
10
2
1
12
8
11,953
91
20
18
19,686
12,751
12,489
184
2
71
5
1,806
1,753
43
10
1,643
1,624
19
1,224
1,179
44
1
1,350
1,328
22
1,932
1,887
32
1
11
60
59
1
17
17
12,262
12,038
159
2
59
4
1,683
1,639
38
6
1,878
1,554
18
1,197
1,153
43
1
1,318
1,295
17
1,874
1,837
25
1
11
8,041
SOMERVILLE
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood:
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward
Wood
Brick
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Southampton .
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
8,468
12,335
12,095
172
2
61
5
1,695
1,647
40
8
1,681
1,563
18
1,205
1,160
44
1
1,820
1,299
21
1,881
1,841
27
1
11
1
2,132
2,109
10
1
10
2
2,521
2,476
12
31
2
ssܣ ܙ ܒܨܝܙܬܣܒܨܒܨܣܣ ܙ ܤܕܝܕ ܙ ܤܣܚܫܒܨ ܙ ܙܝܙܬܘܝܕ ܙ ܙ ܙܞܝܘ ܙ ܙ
28
27
1
61
46
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19,196
15,661
2,118
2,096
2,165
2,140
12
1
10
2
2,631
2,578
12
39
2
16,959
10
2
2,506
2,464
9
31
2
15
12
62
62
950
255
244
8
221
210
8
34
34
220
210
8
2
QO1
1
1,898
436
431
418
416
2
تترون جي
415
413
2
18
15
1 ISO
2
Southborough
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Southbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
14,217
26
21
1,785
1,732
52
1
1,746
1,693
1,720
1,672
52
1
47
1
nie
126
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
5,179
874
807
58
19
9
47
2
1
.
1,365
299
298
1
19
19
14
14
5,994
1,133
1,122
11
1,081
1,070
51
51
102,971
13,147
154
183
67
110
425
382
28
2
12
116
15
11,663
13,330
11,758
1,258
10
185
119
1,328
1,220
82
1
16
3
1,748
1,416
324
8
13,909
12,234
1,306
13
221
135
1,383
1,279
84
1
16
3
1,796
1,456
331
8
1
1,219
745
461
3
335** ***
33*** *** *** '*8******
1,212
15
19,844
1,728
South Hadley
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Southwick
Wood
All other
Sponcer
Wood
Brick
SPRINGFIELD
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
307
8
10,668
1,162
706
1,090
688
392
2
72
18
52
16
1
2
13,318
A CONS
7
2,003
1,897
98
1
3
6
1,989
1,890
14
99
1
3
***-***-'oni-inii 100milgomilno o*"
per III koolia Siwicow w i
9,922
19
1,692
1,567
105
65
83
7
2,050
1,941
100
2
3
4
1,773
1,638
113
5
7
10
1,571
1,348
136
71
16
1,706
1,560
9
68
69
2,411
2,267
72
12
10,864
1
15
11
3
1,497
1,292
126
64
15
1,596
1,473
7
57
1,678
1,561
93
4
7
8
1,482
1,281
123
63
15
1,595
1,473
6
57
59
2,284
2,173
61
9,753
55
52
35
59
2
1
72
65
16,945
29
2,310
2,187
72
26
14
11
25
21
1,403
Sterling
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
170
170
512
506
4
2
***** 3*** 9:30-12
341
336
4
1
1,901
105
14
14
Stockbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
557
520
13
2
14
8
434
414
9
1
5
5
WO-
7,489
11
1,576
1,564
1,567
1,555
Stoneham
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
1,646
1,630
3
59
58
2
3
11
Iing
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
127
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tion
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
6,982
1,528
1,512
1,409
1,397
1,394
1,384
15
13
2
106
104
Stoughton
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
13
11
8
6
1,127
162
1
Stow
Wood
All other
123
422
1
260
260
257
257
162
1,618
136
423
8
380
369
8
Sturbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
wiciens
52
51
366
3
3
3
1,206
.
343
339
299
295
294
291
1
2
2
Sudbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Sunderland
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
A411-HB-1
1,278
228
221
6
213
206
6
13
13
213
206
6
1
M.
2,829
Sutton
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
591
575
10
547
531
10
543
527
10
4
7,345
.
1,505
1,470
8
1,486
1,451
8
19
19
189
183
12
12
Swampscott
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,706
1,665
9
1
28
3
NW imie
25
ཚབཙྪ༌ ཉྩམས
2,558
569
562
564
559
327
327
Swansea
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
901
894
2
1
III eron
I
36,161
5,535
5,452
64
58
39
13
137
133
20
18
4
8
9,813
15
15
5,593
5,491
77
8
5
12
745
742
2
1
618
499
14
2
3
411
394
13
3,280
5,750
5,642
81
8
5
14
766
763
2
1
627
508
14
2
3
420
402
14
1
3
956
939
12
1
3
894
889
4
8
743
740
2
1
505
491
10
2
2
403
390
12
13
8
3,285
TAUNTON
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
8
说​4-1-BB199111981-181-1BB--B1B-
UNIT ITO ITAMII I CO LITTLTTTTTTTOONITI
4,901
eros IIIIIIIINO ONI OCI IN
11
10
5,771
3
909
894
11
1
3
878
873
3
2
607
599
5
3
697
636
1
16
15
1
898
884
10
1
3
874
869
3
2
607
599
5
3
831
631
3,839
18
630
621
6
3
652
651
1
3,945
15
15
128
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
pied
Houses
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
ANI
Other
7,527
869
888
854
28
874
848
22
13
12
1
ల--
2
4,081
843
35
TAUNTON-Con.
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Templeton
Wood
Brick
All other
Tewksbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
776
761
11
wwcome come on
741
735
5
64
Bwane 10
5,265
638
606
407
400
181
180
452
421
20
6
3
2
1
1,324
329
327
177
177
Tisbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Tolland
Wood
Stone
517
513
1
1
1
1
338
334
1
1
III INN
199
85
84
1
48
47
1
37
37
47
1,173
261
257
297
292
2
1
2
ܟܫܝ ܬܝܕܝܕܟܨ
259
255
1
35
2
1,812
479
532
526
6
492
486
6
13
13
473
40
-
663
321
317
4
173
173
171
171
INN
147
144
3
Topsfield.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Townsend
Wood
Brick
Truro
Wood
Cement or stucco
Tyngsborough
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Tyringham
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Upton
Wood :
Brick
967
417
411
2
3
239
233
2
238
232
175
175
عددا من مم
---
绍​。'%231 421-如​机​!别​%
327
74
73
17
15
.
92
89
1
2
2,036
483
482
1
457
456
1
452
451
1
4,921
873
831
36
Uxbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
930
885
39
4
1
1
881
839
36
4
1
1
i
Ulica
12,781
2,429
2,386
10
2,315
2,277
Wakefield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
17
14
2,332
2,291
10
26
5
43--
28
26
5
5
337
109
101
61
61
171
163
7
1
108
101
6
1
1
.
Wales
Wood
Brick
Stone
Walpole
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
5,490
1,028
1,012
63
63
1,099
1,083
3
12
1
1,017
1,002
2
12
-సలు
111 00 00
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
129
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
-
Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
Construo
tations
tion
Total
AU
Dwelling
Houses
Other
or Habi-
30,154
61
4,941
4,824
123
121
34
28
27
45
2
4,817
4,880
4,794
39
2
44
1
926
891
4
31
640
528
10
10
10
4,782
28
18
ཙྪ“བྦ©བྷིམྨོཙཙྩཙྪ-ཁ'ཉྩཥྛགྷཱབྷཱུ་
19
2
4,530
WALTHAM
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 2
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 3
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 4
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
Ward 5
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
All other
10
5,098
4,973
68
3
49
5
962
926
4
32
616
580
30
1
3
2
714
699
13
2
788
723
8
1
6
581
566
12
1
2
929
922
1
6
568
557
1
690
678
10
2
716
705
6
LITT-NICON I COOCII-a iwvõi li with a man 8
4,101
3,950
4
569
554
12
4
656
546
9
1
6,188
2
908
902
906
900
3,391
5
647
546
1
647
546
1
WITH IT IT''19' in 88- Septon' ng Soon! Sen ESNR.
9,346
Waro.
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,377
1,313
65
14
10
1,343
1,279
55
2
1,329
1,269
51
2
3
3
5,176
710
1,988
1,988
1,271
1,271
1,241
1,241
30
30
}
Wareham.
Wood.
Warren
Wood
Brick
6,268
810
772
38
739
702
37
730
695
477
Warwick
Wood :
152
152
120
120
117
117
275
Washington
Wood
Stone
91
90
1
65
1
83-
16,515
2,762
2,548
Watertown
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
2,953
2,698
63
184
8
2,713
2,523
31
153
6
72
58
1
12
1
153
2,033
Wayland
Wood
Brick
544
542
2
440
439
1
439
438
1
12,565
11
10
Wobster
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
1,550
1,480
47
16
7
1,472
1,406
45
15
6
1,463
1,402
41
15
5
1
6,439
IX
1,320
1,227
20
18
15
Wellesley
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
55
1,394
1,297
20
1,252
1,177
11
1
54
22
1
45
18
ܝ
53
19
130
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
- Continued.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unocou-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construo-
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
ANI
Other
936
495
494
1
291
290
1
288
287
1
204
204
388
98
133
133
100
100
និន្ត” នន នន្ត”
1,068
309
295
242
231
2
237
226
NO
Ilonon
Inmiddels
8
2
5,925
921
886
30
4
1
873
838
30
48
48
825
809
12
3
1
18
1
1,318
293
291
2
293
291
2
290
289
1
Wellfleet
Wood
Cement or stucco
Wendell
Wood
Wenham
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Westborough
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
West Boylston
Wood
Brick
West Bridgewater
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
West Brookfield
Wood
Brick
All other
Westfield
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Westford
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
2,741
658
650
1
609
601
1
608
600
1
36
36
13
13
1
1,288
380
375
319
314
311
306
1
18,411
21
19
1
10
2,941
2,756
157
2
14
12
2,827
2,655
146
2
12
12
2,760
2,610
127
2
11
10
何​幻​9-12
1
-
2,843
632
627
532
528
523
519
93
93
6
។
3
430
如​昭​!昭​? w奶​!31 www522 M625
106
106
98
98
8
8
98
1,594
388
388
321
321
311
311
10
10
66
66
1,529
423
414
380
371
5
379
370
Westhampton .
Wood
Westminster
Wood
West Newbury
Wood
Brick
Stone
All other
Weston
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
40
40
| - MRO 22
2,342
540
2
493
466
6
474
454
19
12
45
44
15
15
5
ond
3,262
763
762
756
755
Westport
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
10
6
1,126
1,120
1
1
353
352
1
Alio
11
11,339
52
49
39
27
West Springfield
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
1,928
1,844
38
40
6
1,837
1,768
38
26
5
1,825
1,763
33
26
3
ܘܘܗ ܙ ܟܬ
هرون |
11
1
1,277
340
331
6
West Stockbridge
Wood
Brick
Stone
13
13
296
287
6
29
29
309
300
6
3
I INN
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
131
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS
ARE CONSTRUCTED
Total Total
Popula- Habita-
tions
Dwelling
Unoccu-
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
itations
Houses
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construc-
tion
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
All
Other
441
200
133
133
132
132
1
West Tisbury
Wood
Brick
Westwood
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,448
365
353
wawwe
316
305
3
305
294
说​,3152
43
ܐܣܝܘܟܨ
2
13,969
3,762
3,752
3
33
33
628
628
Weymouth
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
22
20
3,112
3,104
3
5
3,079
3,071
3
5
'ia
2
1,118
1
2
219
218
1
208
207
1
207
206
1
INN
7,520
13
1,657
1,655
1
1,597
1,595
1
13
59
Whately
Wood
Brick
Whitman .
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Wilbraham
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,584
1,582
1
1
||
2,521
6
421
385
378
342
337
22
22
1
2,118
469
26
443
438
5
434
430
8
1
.
Williamsburg
Wood
Brick
Williamstown .
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ti iwe ook vriende
3,981
woon www oh oh
912
878
Name Meaning in the motion
854
823
839
813
15
10
I INWB &
.
2,330
869
856
559
552
19
18
$***** *** ****** ******* ****
284
284
26
20
534
5,908
Wilmington
Wood
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Winchondon
Wood
Brick
Winchester
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
1,130
1,223
1,221
2
1,154
1,152
2
2
1
10,005
1,889
18
15
6
1
2,014
1,893
24
1
74
22
1,897
1,783
22
1
71
20
Ion Co
1
375
96
1
33
Windsor
Wood
Brick
Stone
129
126
1
1
12,758
321
320
15
15
Winthrop
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
2,624
2,578
20
25
1
2,288
2,243
19
25
1
2,241
2,199
16
25
1
G43--
16,410
12
15
13
117
117
WOBURN
Wood .
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward
Wood : :
3,253
3,230
7
15
1
605
501
2
2
605
605
2,892
3,124
3,102
7
14
1
493
489
2
2
585
585
3,109
3,089
5
14
1
491
488
1
2
584
II INC
H111111144
3,264
12
12
16
16
584
132
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 13. — DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS - Continued.
-
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion
tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
tations
Construo
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AU
Other
2,738
654
550
2
6SS
529
2
18
18
2,806
1
564
552
19
19
1
578
575
1
2
296
293
1,426
636
532
2
1
1
567
554
1
2
875
272
3
463
460
3
216
210
2
3
IIIIII o INC III WC
20
20
2,357
483
2
870
267
3
488
459
3
215
210
2
3
18
18
480
994
232
226
14
4
162,697
16,550
15,527
882
22
113
507
459
149
125
14
14,243
16,770
15,640
977
13
100
40
1,979
1,916
24
19
13
1,780
1,616
90
5
5
17,426
16,224
1,008
14
124
56
2,054
1,981
28
25
14
1,871
1,753
93
5
8
12
1,778
1,432
330
1
2
97
35
1,958
1,908
19
18
13
1,690
1,604
77
2
$4354851
16,836
SO
191
125
WOBURN - Con.
Ward S
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 5
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Cement or stucco
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
WORCESTER .
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 1
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward :
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Wards
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 4.
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Ward 6
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 7
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 8
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 9
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
All other
Ward 10
Wood
Brick
Stone
Cement or stucco
All other
24,345
1,720
1,389
321
1
2
2
1,660
1,368
282
1
2
18,997
AI I 1-200ML LINCOL 1155INI12--, rimasto WT-NIEBIE I NOCI NILII NULLIT
1,614
1,572
39
2
1,603
1,565
35
21,727
1
1,693
1,665
27
1,704
1,675
28
1
1,615
1,594
7
2
12
15,844
11-11 TRI-III 1.6 tonia, Soon
1,604
1,588
WITORII INI WILL LIEN I WEB
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10
1,667
1,620
40
3
4
1,732
1,703
28
1
1,671
1,645
8
3
14
1
1,941
1,927
8
4
2
1,327
1,161
151
3
6
6
1,480
1,303
173
3
1
1,911
1,693
149
13,758
1,875
1,861
8
12,371
2
1,301
1,143
1,861
1,849
6
4
2
1,281
1,130
139
2
6
20
145
3
6
12,862
28
12
16
25
24
12,894
1,446
1,271
171
3
1
1,803
1,603
144
1,418
1,259
155
3
1
1,782
1,591
138
2
58
9
2
46
2
46
5
DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS.
133
TABLE 13. - DWELLING HOUSES AND OTHER HABITATIONS
Concluded.
OCCUPIED HABITATIONS
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
Total Total
MATERIAL OF WHICH HABITATIONS Popula- Habita-
ARE CONSTRUCTED
tion tions
Unoccu-
Dwelling
Houses
pied
Dwelling
or Hab-
Houses
itations
Under
or Habi-
Construc-
tations
tion
Total
Dwelling
Houses
AN
Other
Worthington
Wood
618
144
201
201
145
i
56
56
145
144
2,414
436
430
5
415
415
21
15
45
45
483
477
5
1
.
Wrentham
Wood
Brick
Cement or stucco
Yarmouth
Wood
Cement or stucco
All other
1,415
765
763
1
1
447
447
447
447
314
312
1
1
134
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF UNINCORPORATED VILLAGES AND SECTIONS
OF CITIES AND TOWNS HAVING DISTINCTIVE DESIGNATIONS
SHOWING MUNICIPALITY AND COUNTY IN WHICH SITUATED.

VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Abbott Village
Abbottville
Aberdeen
Academy Hill
Academy Hill
Accord
Acoaxet
Acre
Acton Center
Acushnet Station
Adams Corners
Adamsdale
Adams Shore
Adamsville
Adamsville
Agawam Center
Akins Corner
Alandar
Albee Corners
Albeeville
Aldenville.
Aldrich District
Aldrichville
Aldrich ville
Algeria
Allen's Corner
Allen's Corner
Allen's Corner
Allen ville
Allerton
Allston
Allston Heights
Almont
Alpine Place
Amesbury Ferry
Amherst City
Ammidown
Amostown
Anawan
Andover Village
Andrew Square
Angier's Corner
Annasnappet
Annisquam
Antassawomock
Appletons
Apple Valley
Apponegansett
Aquashenet
Argilla
Arlington District
Arlington District
Arlington Heights
Armory
Armory Hill
Armory Village .
Arnoldsville
Arsenal
Artichoke
Asbury Grove
Ashby Center
Ashcroft
Ashdod
Ashfield Plain
Ashley Falls
Ashleyville
Ashmont
Ashumet Pond
Aspinwall Hill
Assabet Park
Assinippi
Assi nippi
Assonet
Assonet Neck
Athol Center
Athol Junction
Atlantic
Atlantic
Atlantic Hill
Attitash
Andover
North Reading
BOSTON
BOSTON
Westminster
Norwell
Westport
Clinton
Acton
NEW BEDFORD
Northbridge
North Attleborough
QUINCY
Colrain
Milton
Agawam
Westport
Mount Washington
Charlton
Mendon
CHICOPEE
Uxbridge
Millbury
Sutton
Otis
Amesbury
Marion
Walpole
WOBURN
Hull
BOSTON
BOSTON
Tewksbury
Franklin
Amesbury
Amherst
Southbridge
West Springfield
Rehoboth
Andover
BOSTON
NEWTON
Carver
GLOUCESTER
Mattapoisett
Ipswich
Ashfield
Dartmouth
Mashpee
Ipswich
LAWRENCE
Methuen
Arlington
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
Millbury
Adams
Watertown
NEWBURYPORT
Hamilton
Ashby
Dedham
Duxbury
Ashfield
Sheffield
West Springfield
BOSTON
Falmouth
Brookline
Maynard
Hanover
Norwell
Freetown
Berkley
Athol
SPRINGFIELD
QUINCY
SALEM
Hull
Amesbury
Essex
Middlesex
Suffolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Bristol
Worcester
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Franklin
Norfolk
Hampden
Bristol
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Hampden
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Berkshire
Essex
Plymouth
Norfolk
Middlesex
Plymouth
Suffolk
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Essex
Hampshire
Worcester
Hampden
Bristol
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Plymouth
Essex
Franklin
Bristol
Barnstable
Essex
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Hampden
Hampden
Worcester
Berkshire
Middlesex
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Franklin
Berkshire
Hampden
Suffolk
Barnstablo
Norfolk
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Hampden
Norfolk
Essex
Plymouth
Essex
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
135
1
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
North Attleborough
Auburn
NEWTON •
Auburn
Whitman
Mattapoisett
LOWELL
HAVERHILL
Bristol
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Attleboro Falls
Auburn Center
Auburndale
Auburn Station
Auburnville
Aucoote
Ayers City
Ayers Village
Babbatassett
Babcock Hill
Back Bay
Baconsville
Bailey's Hill
Baker Bridge
Baker Hill
Baker's Corner :
Baker's Island
Bakerville
Bald Mountain .
Baldpate
Baldwin
Baldwid Hill
Baldwinsville
Ballard Hill
Ballard Vale
Ball's Corner
Bancroft
Bancroft
Baptist Corner
Baptist Village
Barber Hill
Barber's
Barden Hills
Bardwell
Bardwell's Ferry
Bare Hill
Barker Hili
Barkers
Barkerville
Barleyneck
Barnardville
Barneyville
Barrack Hill
Barre Center
Barre Falls
Barre Four Corners
Barre Plains
Barrett's Junction
Barrowsville
Barry's Corner
Bartlett's
Bartlett's Village
Bartonville
Bass Point
Bass River
Bags Rocks
Bates Pond
Batesville,
Battery
Bayberry Hill
Baylies Corner
Bayside
Bay State Village
Bay View
Bay View
Bay View
Bay View
Beach Bluff
Beachmont
Beach View
Beacon Park
Beacon Park
Beaconsfield Station
Bean Porridge Hill
Bearcroft
Bearfoot District
Bear Hill
Bear Hole
Bear Mountain
Bear Town
Beaver
Beaver
Beaver Brook
Beaver Meadow
Becket Center
Bedford Springs
Beech Grove
Pepperell .
Brookline
BOSTON
Pelham
Saugus
Lincoln
MALDEN
Seekonk
SALEM
Dartmouth
Bernardston
Georgetown
Tewksbury
Egremont
Templeton
Lancaster
Andover
Acushnet
Becket
Middlefield
Ashfield
East Longmeadow
Warwick
WORCESTER
Middleborough
Shelburne
Shelburne
Harvard
Townsend
Plymouth
PITTSFIELD
Orleans
WORCESTER
Swansea
Rutland
Barre
Barre
Barre
Barre
Belchertown
Norton
BOSTON
Pelham
Oxford
Dalton
Nahant
Yarmouth
GLOUCESTER
Carver
Goshen
Winthrop :
Townsend
Charlton
Hull
NORTHAMPTON
BOSTON
Dartmouth
GLOUCESTER
Weymouth
Swampscott
REVERE
Saugus
BOSTON
Webster
Brookline
Westminster
ATTLEBORO
Charlton
Merrimao.
TAUNTON
Wendell
Great Barrington
East Bridgewater
NORTH ADAŃS
WALTHAM
Leyden
Becket
Bedford
PITTSFIELD
Middlesex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Hampshire
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Bristol
Essex
Bristol
Franklin
Essex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Berkshire
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampden
Franklin
Worcester
Plymouth
Franklin
Franklin
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Berkshire
Barnstable
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Bristol
Suffolk
Hampshire
Worcester
Berkshire
Essex
Barnstable
Essex
Plymouth
Hampshire
Suffolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampshire
Suffolk
Bristol
Essex
Norfolk
Essex
Suffolk
Essex
Suffolk
Worcester
Norfolk
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
F8sex
Bristol
Franklin
Berkshiro
Plymouth
Berkshire
Middlesex
Franklin
Berkshire
Middlesex
Berkshire
136
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Beech Hill
Beech Hill
Beech Hill
Beech Hill
Beech Plain
Beechwood
Beechwood
Beechwoods
Bel Air
Belcher's Corner
Belchertown Center
Belle Grove
Bello Isle
Belleville
Belleville
Bellevile
Bellevue
Bellevue Heights
Bellevue Park
Bellingham Center
Bellingham Four Corners
Bellingham Junction
Bell Rock
Belvidere
Bemis
Bennett Hall
Benton Hill
Berkley Bridge
Berkley Common
Berkshire
Berkshire Heights
Berlin Station
Berryman's Four Corners
Berry's Corner
Beulah
Beulah Park
Beverly Cove
Beverly Farms
Bigelow Hollow
Billerica Center
Billington Sea
Birch Meadow
Birchville
Bird Island
Bisbeeg
Bisbee's Corner
Blackburn Village
Blackinton
Black Rock
Blackwater
Blake's Hill
Blanchardville
Blandford Center
Blaneyville
Bleachery
Bleachery
Bleachery
Bleachery Station
Bliss Corner
Bliss ville
Blithewood
Bloomingdale
Blubber Hollow
Blue Hill
Blue Hills
Blue Hill Terrace
Blue Meadow
Bobbin Hollow
Bobbinsville
Bofat Hill.
Bogue.
Bolton Center
Bolton Station
Bondsville
Bonny Rig
Border City
Bostonville
Boulevard Heights
Bournedale
Bowen's Corners
Bowenville
Bowlder Grange
Boylston
Boylston Center
Bozrah
Bradford
Bradley
Bradley Farm
Bradstreet.
Blandford
Granville,
Warwick
Westminster
Sandisfield
Cohasset
Scituate
Lakeville
PITTSFIELD
Stoughton
Belchertown
Dracut
BOSTON
NEW BEDFORD
NEWBURYPORT
BOSTON
QUINCY
Oak Bluffs
BROCKTON
Bellingham
Bellingham
Bellingham
MALDEN
LOWELL
Watertown
Billerica
Becket
Berkley
Berkley
Lanesborough
Great Barrington
Berlin
Westport
Charlton
Westport
Randolph
BEVERLY.
BEVERLY
North Brookfield
Billerica
Plymouth
Merrimac .
Huntington
Marion
Chesterfield
Rochester
Ashburnham
NORTH ADAMS
Cohasset
Kingston
Plainville
Palmer
Blandford
North Attleborough
LOWELL
Peabody
SOMERVILLE
WALTHAM
Dartmouth
Orange
WORCESTER
WORCESTER
SALEM
WALTHAM
Milton
Milton
Belcbertown
Pelham
Pelham
Chesterfield
Barre
Bolton
Bolton
Palmer
Becket
FALL RIVER
Wellesley
MEDFORD
Bourne
Adams
Fall RIVER
Becket
BOSTON
Boylston
Hawley
HAVERHILL
WORCESTER
Methuen
Hatfield
Hampden
Hampden
Franklin
Worcester
Berkshire
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Berkshire
Norfolk
Hampshire
Middlesex
Suffolk
Bristol
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Dukes
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Bristol
Bristol
Berkshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Hampshire
Plymouth
Hampshire
Plymouth
Worcester
Berkshire
Norfolk
Plymouth
Norfolk
Hampden
Hampden
Bristol
Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Bristol
Franklin
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Worcester
Wrocester
Worcester
Hampden
Berkshire
Bristol
Norfolk
Middlesex
Barnstable
Berkshire
Bristol
Berkshire
Suffolk
Worcester
Franklin
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Hampshire
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
137
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Bragg Hill
Braggville
Braggville
Braggville
Braintree Highlands
Braley's
Bramanville
Brandon
Brant Island
Brant Point
Brant Rock
Brattle Station
Brayton Point
Braytonville
Brennon's Hill
Brewer's Corner
Brewster Station
Brian Hill.
Briar Lane
Brick Alley
Brick Bottom
Brick City
Brickett Hill
Bridgewater Iron Works
Bridgewater Junction
Brier
Brier Hill
Briggs' Corner
Briggsville
Brighton
Brightside.
Brightwood
Brimfield Center
Brimstone Hill
Brittaniaville
Broad Cove
Brockton Heights
Brookline Hills .
Brookline Village
Brookside
Brookside
Brookside
Brookside
Brookside
Brooks' Station
Brooks' Village
Brookville.
Brookville.
Broomshire
Brownell's Corner
Brown's Crossing
Brown's Crossing
Brush Hill
Brush Valley
Bryantville
Bryantville
Buckland Center
Buckland Four Corners
Buck's Village
Buffum's
Buffum's Corner
Buffumville
Bullard ville
Bull's Eye Crossing
Bumkin Island .
Bumpus Corner
Burdickville
Burditt Hill
Burke Flat
Burke's Corner
Burkinshaw
Burkville
Burleigh
Burling Mills
Burnt Hill
Burrage
Burrageville
Burt's Corner
Burtt's
Bush
Bush Corner
Bush Factory
Butlerville
Buxton
Buzzard's Bay
Byfield
Byfield Parish :
Cadman's Corner
Calf Island
Westminster
Holliston
Medway
Milford
Braintree
Freetown
Millbury
Dudley
Mattapoisett
Nantucket
Marshfield
Arlington
Somerset
NORTH ADAMS
Lanesborough
QUINCY
Brewster
Ashfield
Wellfileet
Mendon
SOMERVILLE
Leicester
HAVERHILL
Bridgewater
Bridgowater
Savoy
Ashfield :
ATTLEBORO
Clarksburg
BOSTON
HOLYOKE
SPRINGFIELD
Brimfield.
Ware
TAUNTON
Hingham.
BROCKTON
Brookline
Brookline
Charlton
Dracut
Great Barrington
Southbridge
Westford
Princeton
Templeton
FALL RIVER
Holbrook.
Conway
Westport
East Bridgewater
Wilmington
Milton
Warwick
Hanson
Pembroke
Buckland
Buckland
Millbury
Charlton
SALEM
Oxford
Winchendon
Middleborough
Hull
BROCKTON
NORTH ADAMS
Clinton
Bernardston
Rowley
Pepperell
Conway
Palmer
Millbury
Heath
Hanson
Ashburnham
Berkley
Tewksbury
BROCKTON
Middleton
Norfolk
Wilbraham
Williamstown
Bourne
Newbury .
Georgetown
Westport
:| Hull
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Norfolk
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Nantucket
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Berkshire
Berkshire
Norfolk
Barnstable
Franklin
Barnstable
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Berkshire
Franklin
Bristol
Berkshire
Suffolk
Hampden
Hampden
Hampden
Hampshire
Bristol
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Middlesex
Berkshire
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Franklin
Bristol
Plymouth
Middlesex
Norfolk
Franklin
Plymouth
Plymouth
Franklin
Franklin
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Berkshire
Worcester
Franklin
Essex
Middlesex
Franklin
Hampden
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Worcester
Bristol
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Norfolk
Hampden
Berkshire
Barnstable
Essex
Essex
: : :
Bristol
Plymouth
138
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
California
Calumet
Cambridgeport
Campello
Camp Ground
Camp Ground
Camp Station
Canada
Candlewood
Cannonville
Cannonville
Canterbury
Canton Center
Canton Corner
Canton Farms
Canton Junction
Cape Poge
Caper Corner
Captain's Hill
Carlestein
Carlisle Station
Carlisle Station
Carltonville
Carltonville
Carpenter Hill
Carpet Mill
Carterville
Cary Hill
Caryville
Castle Hill
Castle Island
Castle Park
Castle Village
Catamount Hill
Cataumet
Cato District
Catville
Cayenne
Cedar
Cedar Grove
Cedar Hill
Cedarville
Center Marshfield
Center Village
Centerville
Central District
Central Hill
Central Square
Central Village
Central Village
Centralville
Centre Hill
Centreville
Centreville
Centreville
Centreville
Centreville
Chace's
Chaffee
Chaffinville
Chamberlain's Corner
Chapaquoit
Chapel Station
Chapinsville
Chapinville
Chaplinville
Chappaquansett
Chappaquiddic.
Charcoal City
Charityville
Charles River Heights
Charles River Village
Charlestown
Charlton Center
Charlton City
Charlton Depot
Chartley
Chase's
Chase's Village
Chaseville .
Chathamport
Chattanooga
Cheapside
Chebacco Pond
Cheever
Chelmsford Center
Chemistry
Cherry Brook :
Clinton
Uxbridge
CAMBRIDGE
BROCKTON
Oak Bluffs
SPRINGFIELD
Yarmouth
Sunderland
Ipswich
Mattapoisett
NEW BEDFORD
BOSTON
Canton
Canton
Canton
Canton
Edgartown
Townsend
Duxbury
Dedham
Carlisle
Westford
LAWRENCE
SALEM
Uxbridge.
Palmer
Berlin
BROCKTON
Bellingham
SALEM
BOSTON
Nabant
Truro
Colrnin
Bourne
Nantucket
Hubbardston
West Springfield
Walpole
BOSTON
Clinton
Plymouth
Marshfield
Wareham
Barnstable
BOSTON
SOMERVILLE
WOBURN
Seekonk
Westport
LOWELL
Hull.
BEVERLY
BROCKTON
Grafton
Uxbridge
Winchendon
TAUNTON
Oxford
Holden
Westford
Falmouth
Brookline
LAWRENCE
Northborough
Rowley
Tisbury
Edgartown
Becket
Williamstown
Dedham
Needham
BOBTON
Charlton
Charlton
Charlton
Norton
Freetown
Oxford
Dudley
Chatham
Ashland
Deerfield
Essex
West Stockbridge
Chelmsford
WALTHAM
Weston
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Dukes
Hampden
Barnstable
Franklin
Essex
Plymouth
Bristol
Suffolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Dukes
Middlesex
Plymouth
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Hampden
Worcester
Plymouth
Norfolk
Essex
Suffolk
Essex
Barnstable
Franklin
Barnstable
Nantucket
Worcester
Hampden
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Suffolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Barnstable
Norfolk
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Dukes
Dukes
Berkshire
Berkshire
Norfolk
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Barnstable
Middlesex
Franklin
Essex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
139
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Cherry Valley
Cherry Valley
Cheshire Corner
Cheshire Harbor
Cheshire Harbor
Cheshire Village
Chester Center.
Chesterfield Center
Chester Village
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill
Chicopee Center
Chicopee Falls
Chicopee Junction
Chiltonville
Chimquist
Christian Hill
Christian Hill
Church Hill
Cinder Hill
City Line
City Line
City Line
City Mills
City Point
Claflinville
Clapp's Corner
Clarendon Hill
Clarendon Hills
Clark Hill .
Clark's Island:
Clark's Point
Claverack
Clayton
Clear River
Cleghorn
Clematis Brook
Clemence Hill
Clevelandtown
Clicquot
Clifford
Clifford
Clifton
Cliftondale
Clifton Heights
Clifton Heights
Clinton Heights
Clinton Junction
Coatue
Coburnville
Coburnville
Cochesett
Cochituate
Cohasset Cove
Cohasset Narrows
Coldbrook.
Coldbrook
Coldbrook Springs
Cold Spring
Cold Spring
Cold Spring
Coles Station
Colesville
College Hili
College Hill
Collins
Collinsville
Colrain Center
Colteville
Columbus Park
Comins Village .
Commercial Point
Concord Junction
Congamond
Connecticut Corner
Conomo Point
Constitution Hill
Cooleyville
Coolidge Corner
Coolidgeville
Copecut
Copper Works :
Leicester
Ludlow
Cheshire
Adams
Cheshire
Cheshire
Chester
Chesterfield
Chester
Belchertown
Blackstone
Brookline
Monterey.
NEWTON
Orange
Shrewsbury
Warwick
CHICOPEE
CHICOPEE
CHICOPEE
Plymouth
Mashpee
Barro
Colrain
Norwell
East Bridgewater
Auburn
West Boylston.
WORCESTER
Norfolk
BOSTON
Hopkinton
Scituate
SOMERVILLE
BOSTON
Worthington
Plymouth
NEW BEDFORD
Whately
New Marlborough
Douglas
FITCHBURG
WALTHAM
Southbridge
Edgartown
Millis
Freetown.
NEW BEDFORD
Marblehead
Saugus
BROCKTON
Marblehead
Clinton
Clinton
Nantucket
Framingham
Lynnfield
West Bridgewater
Wayland
Cohaseet
Wareham
Barre
Oakham
Oakham
Belchertown
Otis
Westford
Swansen
Williamstown
MEDFORD
WORCESTER
Ludlow
Dracut
Colrain
PITTSFIELD
WORCESTER
Oxford
BOSTON
Concord
Southwick
Dedham
Essex
Lanesborough
New Salem
Brookline
Hudson
FALL RIVER
Norton
Worcester
Hampden
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berksbire
Berkshire
Hampden
Hampshire
Hampden
Hampshiro
Worcester
Norfolk
Berkshire
Middlesex
Franklin
Worcester
Franklin
Hampden
Hampden
Hampden
Plymouth
Barnstable
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Suffolk
Middlesex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Suffolk
Hampshire
Plymouth
Bristol
Franklin
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Dukes
Norfolk
Bristol
Bristol
Essex
Fesex
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Nantucket
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Berkshire
Middlesex
Bristol
Berkshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampden
Middlesex
Franklin
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Suffolk
Middlesex
Hampden
Norfolk
Essex
Berkshire
Franklin
Norfolk
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Coppville
Cordaville
Cordis Mills
Corey Hill
Corley's Bridge
Corn Hill
Cotloy
Cottage Farm
Cottage Hill
Cottage Park
Cotuit
Coulomb Manor
Country Club
Court End
Cove Landing
Cove Village
Cowen's Corner
Cowles Meadow
Craigville
Crane's
Craneville .
Creamery
Crescent Beach
Crescont Beach
Crescent Beach
Crescent Hill
Crescent Mills
Crescent Park
Crickett Hill
Crimpville
Crockerville
Crookertown
Crook's Corner
Crossman Pond
Crow Hill
Crowleyville
Crow Point
Crystal Lake
Crystal Spring Station
Cummaquid
Cummings' Corner
Cummingsville
Cumston Village
Curson's Mills
Curtis Crossing
Curtisville
Cushing
Cushman
Cutter Village
Cuttyhunk
Cyrus
Daggettville
Daltonville
Dana Center
Danielsville
Danvers Center
Danvers Highlands
Danvers Junction
Danvers Plains .
Danversport
Darby
Darlings
Davis
Davis Corner
Davis Corner
Davistown
Davisville
Dawson
Dayville
Dean Hill
Dean Station
Deantown
Deanville
Dedham Island
Dedham Road Station
Deerfield Center
Deer Island
Deershorn.
Dell
Dennison District
Dennisport
Devereaux
Dighton Rock Park :
Doane
Dodge
Dodge Corner
Dodgeville
Charlton.
Southborough:
Millbury
Brookline
Palmer
Truro
TAUNTON
Brookline
Winthrop
Winthrop.
Barnstable
Acushnet.
West Springfield
Middleborough
Hudson
Dartmouth
Rochester
NORTHAMPTON
Barnstable
Norton
Dalton
Hardwick
Manchester
Mattapoisett
REVERE
SPRINGFIELD
Russell
WALTHAY
Conway
Bellingham
FITCHBURG
Pembroke
Bellingham
Kingston :
Easthampton
CHICOPEE
Hingham .
Gardner
Freetown
Barnstable
Phillipston
WOBURN
Burlington
NEWBURYPORT
Hanover
East Bridgewater
Salisbury ·
Amherst
Winchester
Gosnold
Heath
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Hampden
Barnstable
Bristol
Norfolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Barnstable
Bristol
Hampden
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Plymouth
Hampshire
Barnstable
Bristol
Berkshire
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Suffolk
Hampden
Hampden
Middlesex
Franklin
Norfolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Norfolk
Plymouth
Hampshire
Hampden
Plymouth
Worcester
Bristol
Barnstable
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Essex
Hampshire
Middlesex
Dukes
Franklin
Tisbury
NEWBURYPORT
Dana
Rowley
Danvers
Danvers
Danvers
Danvers
Danvers
Plymouth
Milford
Rowe
Foxborough
Westport
West Tisbury
Falmouth
Holden
Chester
Westminster
TAUNTON
ATTLEBORO
Norfolk
Dedham
Canton
Deerfield
BOSTON
Lancaster
Heath
Southbridge
Dennis
Marblehead
Digbton
Hawley
Charlton
Hawley
ATTLEBORO
Dukes
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Worcester
Franklin
Norfolk
Bristol
Dukes
Barnstable
Worcester
Hampden
Worcester
Bristol
Bristol
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Franklin
Suffolk
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Barnstable
Essex
Bristol
Franklin
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
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141
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Rowley
Foxborough
BOSTON
BOSTON
BOSTON
Dana
Douglas
BROCKTON
Douglas
Dover
Sherborn
Dracut
Reading
Charlton
Southbridge
Florida
Auburn
Stoughton
Bridgewater
Clinton
SOMERVILLE
Dudley
Dudley
Loverett
WOBURN
HAVERHILL
Duxbury
Marshfield
Belchertown
Truro
Essex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcoster
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampshire
Barnstable
Doles' Corner
Donkeyville
Dorchester Center
Dorchester Heights
Dorchester Lower Mills
Doubleday
Douglas Center
Douglas Park
Douglas Station
Dover Center
Dowse's Corner
Dracut Center
Dragon Corner
Dresser Hill
Dresser Hill
Drury
Drury Square
Dry Pond.
Dublin
Duck Harbor
Duck Village
Dudley Center
Dudley Hill
Dudleyville
Durensville
Dustin Square
Duxbury Beach
Duxbury Beach
Dwight
Dyer's Hollow
Eagle Hill.
Eaglevillo
Eagleville
Eagleville
East Acton
East Amherst
East Arlington
East Barre
East Becket
East Berlin
East Bernardston
East Billerica
East Blackstone
East Boston
East Boxford
East Braintree
East Brewster
East Brimfield
East Brookfield
East Buckland
East Cambridge
East Carver
East Charlemont
East Chelmsford
East Cheshire
East Chop
East Colrain
East Danvers
East Dedham
East Deerfield
East Dennis
East Douglas
East Dover
East Dracut
East End
East End :
East End
Eastern Point
East Everett
East Fairhaven
East Falmouth .
East Farms
East Fitchburg
East Foxborough
East Freetown
East Gardner
East Gloucester
East Groton
East Hadley
Eastharn Center
East Harwich
East Haverhill
East Hawley
East Hill
East Hill
East Hill
East Hingham
Plymouth
Athol
Holden
Orange
Acton
Amherst
Arlington
Barre
Becket
Berlin
Bernardston
Billerica
Blackstone
BOSTON
Boxford
Braintree
Brewster
Brimfield
Brookfield.
Buckland
CAMBRIDGE
Carver
Charlemont
Chelmsford
Cheshire
Oak Bluffs
Colrain
Danvers
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Douglas
Dover
Dracut
Bolton
Falmouth
Peabody
GLOUCESTER
EVERETT
Fairhaven
Falmouth
Westfield
FITCHBURG
Foxborough
Freetown.
Gardner
GLOUCESTER
Groton
Hadley
Eastham
Harwich
HAVERHILL
Hawley
Belchertown
Leyden
Monson
Hingham
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Hampshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Worcester
Suffolk
Essex
Norfolk
Barnstable
Hampden
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Plymouth
Franklin
Middlesex
Berkshire
Dukes
Franklin
Essex
Norfolk
Franklin
Barnstable
Worcester
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Barnstable
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Bristol
Barnstable
Hampden
Worcester
Norfolk
Pristol
Worcester
Essex
Middlesex
Hampshire
Barnstable
Barnstable
Essex
Franklin
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampden
Plymouth
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
East Holliston.
East Hollow
East Hubbardston
East Hubbardston
East Junction
East Lee
East Leverett
East Lexington
East Lincoln
East Littleton
East Lynn
East Mansfield
East Marion
East Mashpee
East Mattapoisett
East Middleborough
East Middleton
East Millis
East Milton
East Northfield
East Norton
Easton Center
Eastondale
Eastondale
Easton Furnace
East Orleans
East Otis
East Parish
East Pembroke .
East Popperell
East Phillipston
East Princeton
East Quarter
East Rochester
East Sandwich
East Saugus
East Section
East Section
East Sharon
East Sholburde
East Shirley
East Side
East Somerville
East Springfield
East Sudbury
East Sutton
East Swansea
East Taunton
East Templeton
East Tewksbury
East Upton
East Village
Eastville
Eastville
East Walpole
East Wareham
East Watertown
East Wenham
East Weymouth
East Whately
East Whitman
East Wilbraham
East Wilmington
East Windsor
East Woburn
East Worcester
Eddyville
Edgewood.
Edgeworth
Eel Point
Egleston Square
Egremont Plain
Egremont Plain
Egypt
Egypt
Elesmere
Eliot
Ellinwood Heights
Elliott's Corner
Ellis
Ellis.
Ellis
Ellis Mills
Ellis Park
Ellisville
Ellsworth
Elmdale
Elm Grove.
Holliston.
Pelham
Hubbardston
Princeton
ATTLEBORO
Lee
leverett
Lexington
Lincoln
Littleton
LYNN
Mansfield
Marion
Mashpee
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Middleton
Millis
Milton
Northfield
Norton
Easton
Easton
West Bridgewater
Easton
Orleans
Otis.
HAVERHILL
Pembroke
Pepperell
Phillipston
Princeton
Concord
Rochester
Sandwich
Saugus
Boylston
MELROSE
Sharon
Shelburne
Shirley
Uxbridge
SOMERVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
Sudbury
Sutton
Swansea
TAUNTON
Templeton
Tewksbury
Upton
Webster
East Bridgewater
Oak Bluffs
Walpole
Wareham
Watertown
Wenham
Weymouth
Whately
Whitman
Wilbraham
Wilmington
Windsor
WOBURN
WORCESTER
Middleborough
Swampscott
MALDEN
Nantucket
BOSTON
Egremont
Great Barrington
Scituate
Somerset
Dracut
NEWTON
Oak Bluffs
TAUNTON
Dedham
Norwood.
Westwood
Wilbraham
BROCKTON
Plymouth
Aston
Uxbridge.
Colrain
Middlesex
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Berkshire
Franklin
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Bristol
Plymouth
Barnstable
Plymouth
Plymouth
Essex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Franklin
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Plymouth
Bristol
Barnstable
Berkshire
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Barnstable
Essex
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
Franklin
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampden
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Dukes
Norfolk
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Franklin
Plymouth
Hampden
Middlesex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Plymouth
Essex
Middlesex
Nantucket
Suffolk
Berkshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Bristol
Middlesex
Middlesex
Dukes
Bristol
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Worcester
Franklin
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143
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
BROCKTON
Dedham
East Bridgewater
HOLYOKE
Dedham
Erving
Essex
PITTSFIELD
Princeton
Elmhurst
Elmwood
Elmwood
Elmwood
Endicott
Erving
Mills
Essex Falls
Evening
Side
Everettville
Factory Hollow
Factory Village .
Factory Village .
Factory Village .
Factory Village
Factory Village
Fairbanks Park
Fairfield
Fairlown
Fairlawn
Fairmount
Fairmount
Fairview
Fairview
Fairview
Fall Brook
Fall Woods
Falmouth Heights
Faneuil
Farley
Farley
Farmer's
Farmersvillo
Farmersville
Farm Hill
Farm Neck
Farms
Farnams
Farnumsville
Faulkner
Faunce Corner
Fayville
Fearings Hill
Federal
Federal Hill
Federal Hill
Feeding Hills
Felchville
Felix Neck
Fells
Fenner Hili
Fenno's Corner
Fenton ville
Fenway
Fern Croft
Fernwood
Ferry Hill
Fiddler's Green
Fields Corner
First Cliff
First Parish
First Parish
Fisher Hill
Fisherville
Fisherville
Fiskdale
Fisk Hill
Five Corners
Five Corners
Five Corners
Flag Meadow Pond
Flathill
Flint Village
Florence
Flower Hill
Folly Cove
Folly Cove Village
Fomer
Forbes
Forbush Hill
Forcaville
Forestdale.
Forestdale
Forest Hills
Forest Lake
Forest Park
Forost River
Forge Village
Greenfield
Ashburnham
BROCKTON
Easthampton
Greenfield
Middlefield
Dedham
Russell
Southbridge
Tewksbury
BOSTON
WORCESTER
Athol
CHICOPEE
NEWTON
Middleborough
South Hadley
Falmouth
BOSTON
Erving
Wendell
ATTLEBORO
Northbridge
Sandwich
Stoneham
Oak Bluffs
Cheshire
Cheshire
Grafton
MALDEN
Dartmouth
Southborough
Wareham.
Belchertown
Dedham
Oxford
Agawam
Natick
Edgartown
MELROSE
Webster
REVERE
Brimfield.
BOSTON
Danvers
GLOUCESTER
Marshfield
Bolton
BOBTON
Scituate
Boxford
West Newbury
Brookline
ATTLEBORO
Grafton
Sturbridge
Sturbridge
Blackstone
Braintree.
Granby
Westminster
Lunenburg
FALL RIVER
NORTHAMPTON
Warwick
Rockport
GLOUCESTER
Southampton
CHELSEA
Bolton
Duxbury
MALDEN
Sandwich
BOSTON
Palmer
SPRINGFIELD
SALEM
Westford :
Plymouth
Norfolk
Plymouth
Hampden
Norfolk
Franklin
Essex
Berkshire
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampshire
Norfolk
Hampden
Worcester
Middlesex
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Hampden
Middlesex
Plymouth
Hampshire
Barnstable
Suffolk
Franklin
Franklin
Bristol
Worcester
Barnstable
Middlesox
Dukes
Berkshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampshire
Norfolk
Worcester
Hampden
Middlesex
Dukes
Middlesex
Worcester
Suffolk
Hampden
Suffolk
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Worcester
Suffolk
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Norfolk
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Hampshiro
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Hampshire
Suffolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Middlesex
Barnstable
Suffolk
Hampden
Hampden
EnSex
Middlesex
144
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Fort Hill
Fort Hill
Fort Laverty
Fort Point
Fort River
Fort Sumpter
Foskett's Mills
Fosterville
Foundry Village
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Corners
Four Ponds
Fowler Hill
Foxborough Center
Fox Hill
Foxtown
Foxvale
Framingham Center
Francis Hill
Franconia.
Franklin
Franklin Hill
Franklin Park
Franklin Square
Frankton
Free Quarter
Fresh Pond
Fresh Pond
Fresh Water Cove Village
Frog Island
Frye's Corner
Frye Village
Fryeville
Fryeville
Fryville
Fullerville:
Fullerville
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace District
Furnace Hill
Furnace Village
Furnace Village
Gallows Hill
Gannetts Corner
Garden Acres
Garden City
Gardner Center
Gardner Park
Gardner's Neck
Gardnerville
Gates Crossing
George Hill
George's Crossing
Germantown
Germantown
Germantown
Germantown
Germantown
Gibbs
Gibson Corner
Gifford's Corner
Gifford's Corner
Gilbertville
Gilead
Gillett's Corner
Gill Station
Gleasondale
Gleason Junction Station
Glenallen
Glendale
Glendale
Glendale
Glendale
Glendale
Glendale
Glenmere
Glenmere
Glen Mills
Glennonville
Glenwood
Hingham.
Oxford
Millbury
Weymouth
Hadley
Southbridge
Brimfield.
Pembroke
Co!rain
Becket
BOSTON
Clarksburg
Dedham
Lancaster
Middleborough
Palmer
Worthington
Lancaster
Westminster
Foxborough
Bernardston
Shelburne
Foxborough
Framingham
Westford
SPRINGFIELD
Belchertown
Plainvillo
BOSTON
PITTSFIELD
Shelburne
Sandisfield
CAMBRIDGE
Falmouth
GLOUCESTER
Peabody
HAVERHILL
Andover
Athol
Bolton
Orange
Clinton
Hawley
Freetown.
Hardwick
Stockbridge
Cheshire
Easton
Orange
SALEM
Scituate
Burlington
Dudley
Gardner
Peabody
Swansea
Duxbury
Leominster
Lancaster
Oxford
BOSTON
Clinton
Dedham
NEW BEDFORD
QUINCY
Palmer
Ayer
Marion
Westport,
Hardwick
Charlemont
Southwick
Northfield
Stow
Hudson
Winchendon
Easthampton
EVERETT
Middlefeld
Southampton
Stockbridge
Wilbraham
Charlton
LYNN
Rowley
Dalton
Braintree
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Hampshire
Worcester
Hampden
Plymouth
Franklin
Berkshire
Suffolk
Berkshire
Norfolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampden
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Franklin
Franklin
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Hampshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Berkshire
Franklin
Berkshire
Middlesex
Barnstable
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Berkshire
Bristol
Franklin
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Suffolk
Worcester
Norfolk
Bristol
Norfolk
Hampden
Middlesex
Plymouth
Bristol
Worcester
Franklin
Hampden
Franklin
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampshire
Middlesex
Hampshire
Hampshiro
Berkshire
Hampden
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Berkshire
Norfolk
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145
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Glenwood
Glenwood
Glenwood
Glenwood Park
Globe Village
Globe Village
Glover's Corner
Glue Hill
Golden Cove
Goldthwaite Park
Goodrich Hollow
Goodrich ville
Goodwin's Landing
Gore
Gore
Gore District
Gospel Hill
Goss Hill
Goulding Village
Grafton Center
Grafton Colony
Granby Center
Granby Hollow
Grand Island
Grand View
Granite Bridge
Granite Quarry
Graniteville
Granville Center
Grape Island
Grasshopper Plains
Gravesville
Gray Gables
Great Beach Hill
Great Brewster
Great Head
Great Hill.
Great Hill
Great Island
Great Neck
Great Neck
Great Plains
Great Point
Great Pond
Great River
Great Rock
Groenbush
Greendale
Greendale
Green Harbor
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Island
Green Lodge
Green Lodge
Greenville
Greenville.
Greenwater Pond
Greenwich Plains
Greenwich Village
Greenwood
Greenwood Park
Greenwood Section
Greylock
Griffin Island
Griswoldville
Grove Hall
Guinea
Guinea
Gunn's Grove
Gun Rock
Gurnet
Gurney's Corners
Hadley,
Hagarville :
Haggetts
Hall Moon Park
Halifax Station,
Hall's Ground
Hallsville
Hamerock
Hamlin's Corner
Hammondstown
Hampden Center
Hampton Hill
Hampton Mills.
Hancock Village
MEDFORD
SPRINGFIELD
Webster
LYNN
FALL RIVER
Southbridge
BOSTON
Peabody
Chelmsford
WORCESTER
Hancock
Lunenburg
Marblehead
Blandford
Oxford
Webster
Hudson
Huntington
Phillipston
Grafton
Shrewsbury
Granby
Granby
Barnstablo
Saugus
BOSTON
Monson
Westford
Granville
Ipswich
NEWBURYPORT
Hudson
Bourne
Wellfleet
Hull
Winthrop .
Marion
Weymouth
Wellfleet
Marion
Wareham
Edgartown
Nantucket
Eastham
Deerfield
Rehoboth
Scituate
Needbam
WORCESTER
Marshfield
Hull
WORCESTER
Hull
Dedham
Westwood
Leicester
Sandwich
Becket
Greenwich
Greenwich
Wakefield
Westport
Millbury
NORTH ADAYS:
Wellfleet
Colrain
BOSTON
NEWBURYPORT
Plainville
Lanesborough
Hull
Plymouth
Hanson
Middlesex
Hampden
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Worcester
Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Essex
Hampden
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Hampshire
Barnstable
Essex
Suffolk
Hampden
Middlesex
Hampden
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Barnstable
Plymouth
Suffolk
Plymouth
Norfolk
Barnstable
Plymouth
Plymouth
Dukes
Nantucket
Barnstable
Franklin
Bristol
Plymouth
Norfolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Barnstable
Berkshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Barnstable
Franklin
Suffolk
Essex
Norfolk
Berkshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Merrimac.
New Salem
Andover
Shrewsbury
Halifax
Clarksburg
LAWRENCE
Charlton
Marion
Mattapoisett
Hampden
Hull
Easthampton
Hancock
Essex
Franklin
Essex
Worcester
Plymouth
Berkshire
Essex
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampden
Plymouth
Hampshire
Berkshire
146
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-

VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Hanover Center
Hanover Four Corners
Happy Hollow
Happy Hollow
Happy Hollow
Harbor View
Harbor View
Harding
Harding's Hollow
Harmony
Harness Shop Hill
Harris
Harrison Square
Harrisville
Harrisville
Hart Corners
Hart's Brook
Hartsville
Harvard Center
Harvard Corner
Harvard Lawn
Harwich Center
Harwichport
Harwoods
Hastings
Hastingsville
Haswell Park
Hatchery
Hatchville
Hatchvillo
Hatherly
Hathorne
Haven ville
Hawes
Hayden Rowe
Hayden ville
Hazelwood
Head of Pond
Head of the Bay
Head of Westport
Head Pamet
Heald Village
Heath Center
Hebronville
Hecla
Hemlock
Hemlock Brook
Herrick
Heywoods.
Heywoods.
Hicksville
Higgin's Hollow
High Head
Highland
Highland
Highland
Higbland
Highland Lake :
Highland Park
Highland Park
Highland Park
Highlands.
Highlands
Highlands.
Highlands
Highlands.
Highlands
Highlands
Highlands
Highland Torrace
Highlandville
High Plains
Hillcroft
Hill Crossing
Hillsboro
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside Park
Hillsville
Hingham Center
Hockanum
Hockanum
Hog Hill
Hogeback
Holbrook Center
Holbrook Gardens
Holbrook Gardens
Hanover
Hanover
BROCKTON
Uxbridge
Winchendon
BOSTON
Fairhaven
Medfield
Truro
East Bridgewater
Concord
Rehoboth
BOSTON
West Boylston
Winchendon
TAUNTON
Hadley
New Marlborough
Harvard
Barre
Belmont
Harwich
Harwich
Barre
Weston
Framingham
Middleton
Palmer
Duxbury
Falmouth
Rockland
Danvers
Burlington
Oxford
Hopkinton
Williamsburg
BOSTON
Oak Bluffs
Bourne
Westport
Truro
Barre
Heath
ATTLEBORO
Uxbridge.
Westport
Williamstown
New Salem
Gardner
Rowe
Dartmouth
Truro
Truro
BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD
Truro
WORCESTER
Norfolk
Avon
HOLYOKE
Middleton
FALL RIVER
HAVERHILL
HOLYOKE
LOWELL
LYNN
Merrimac
Middleborough
Oak Bluffs
BROCKTON
Needham
Barre
WORCESTER
Belmont
Leverett
Atho?
Deerfield
North Attleborough
Southbridge
Spencer
Hingham:
Hadley
Yarmouth
Palmer
Truro
Holbrook
Holbrook
Randolph
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Suffolk
Bristol
Norfolk
Barnstable
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Hampshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Barnstable
Barnstable
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Hampden
Plymouth
Barnstable
Plymouth
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampshire
Suffolk
Dukes
Barnstable
Bristol
Barnstable
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
Worcester
Bristol
Berkshire
Franklin
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
Barnstable
Barnstable
Suffolk
Hampden
Barnstable
Worcester
Norfolk
Norfolk
Hampden
Essex
Bristol
Essex
Hampden
Middlesex
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Dukes
Plymouth
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Franklin
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampshire
Barnstable
Hampden
Barnstable
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
147
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Holden Center
Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Holliston Center
Hollockville
Holmesdale
Holmes Dam
Holmes Mill Pond
Holmfield
Holm's Park
Holtshire
Holyoke
Homestead
Honeypot
Hooker District
Hoosac
Hoosac Tunnel
Hoosac Tunnel Station
Hopeville
Hopewell
Hornbine
Horn Pond
Horse Neck Beach
Hortonville
Hospital Hill
Hough's Neck
Houghtonville
Houghtonville
Housatonic
Housatonic
Hovenden Park
Hovey Corner
Howarth's Village
Howe's Station
Howesville
Howe Village
Howlands
Howland Village
Hubbardston Station
Hub Section
Huckle Hill
Hull Village
Humarock
Hurds Corner
Hyannis
Hyannisport
Hyde Park
Hydeville
Hygienic Blanket Mills
Iceville
Idlewood Grove'
Idlewood Lake
Indian Head Pond
Indian Hollow
Indian Neck
Indian Orchard
Indian Pond Village
Indiantown
Indian Town
Ingalls
Ingall's Station
Ingleside
Interlachen
Interlaken.
Intervale
Intervale Park
Ipswich Village
Ironstone
Island
Island Creek
Island Park
Islington
Jabez Corner
Jackson's Brook
Jacksonville
Jamaica Plain
Jamesville.
Japan
Jefferson
Jeffries Point
Jenksville
Jericho
Jericho
Jericho
Jerry's Island
Jerusalem
Holden
Groton
Pepperell
Holliston
Hawley
North Attleborough
Plymouth
Kingston
BOSTON
Westminster
Orange
Belchertown
Chelmsford
Norfolk
Southbridge
Deerfield
Florida
Rowe
WORCESTER
TAUNTON
Rehoboth
Becket
Westport
Swansea
NORTHAMPTON
QUINCY
Clarksburg
NORTH ADAMS
Great Barrington
West Stockbridge
BROCKTON
Pepperell.
Oxford
Middleton
Ashfield
Boxford
Lakeville
New BEDFORD
Hubbardston
Webster
Bernardston
Hull
Scituate
Needham
Barnstable
Barnstable
BOSTON
Winchendon
Hubbardston
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Franklin
Bristol
Plymouth
Plymouth
Suffolk
Worcester
Franklin
Hampshire
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Franklin
Berkshire
Franklin
Worcester
Bristol
Bristol
Berkshire
Bristol
Bristol
Hampshire
Norfolk
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Middlesex
Worcester
Essex
Franklin
Essex
Plymouth
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Barnstable
Barnstablo
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
SPRINGFIELD
Wenham
Hamilton
Hanson
Huntington
Wareham.
SPRINGFIELD
Kingston.
FALL RIVER
Westport
Winthrop
North Andover
HOLYOKE
FALL RIVER
Stockbridge
Athol
BROCKTON
Ipswich
Uxbridge .
WORCESTER
Duxbury
HAVERHILL
Westwood
Plymouth
Plymouth
FITCHBURG
BOSTON
WORCESTER
Bridgewater
Holden
BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD
Dalton
Dudley
Scituate
Hull
Dedham
Hampden
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Hampshire
Plymouth
Hampden
Plymouth
Bristol
Bristol
Suffolk
Essex
Hampden
Bristol
Berkshire
Worcester
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Essex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Suffolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Suffolk
Hampden
Berkshire
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
148
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONB OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Berkshire
Plymouth
Bristol
Middlesex
Plymouth
Norfolk
Berkshire
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Bristol
Essex
Essex
Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Jesseville
Johnsonville
John's Pond
Jones City
Jones' Nose
Joppa
Joppa
Joslinville,
Judson
Juniper Point
Juniper Point
Katama
Kellogg Plantations
Kempton Park
Kempville
Kenberma
Kendal Green
Kenersonville
Kenney Mills
Kenwood
Kenwood
Keyes Hill
Kimball's Corner
King Corner
Kingdom
Kingsbury District
Kingscroft
Kingston Center
Kiphiggon
Kirby's Corner
Kitchen Hill
Kittle Cove Village
Kittredgeville
Klondiko
Knife Works
Knights Crossing
Knightville
Konkapot .
Lagoon Heights
Lake Attitash
Lake Boon
Lake Crossing
Lake Crossing
Lake Mattewa
Lake Mendon Park
Lakemont.
Lake Park
Lake Pleasant
Lake Section
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Park
Lakeside
Lakeside :
Lakeside
Lakeside
Lake Tantosque
Laketown
Lakevale
Lakeview
Lakeview
Lake View
Lakeview Park
Lake Villago
Lakoville
Lakewood
Lamb City
Lambert's Cove
Lancaster
Lancaster Center
Land's End
Lanesborough Village
Lanos ville
Lane Village
Larnedsville
Laurel
Laurel Hill
Laurel Park
Lawndale
Lawrence Plains
Lawrence Station
Lawson Villa
Lawton's Corner
Lead Mine Section
Lebanon Hill
Tyringham
West Bridgewater
NEW BEDFORD
NEWTON
Carver
Randolph
Cheshire
GLOUCESTER
NEWBURYPORT
Townsend
Raynham
GLOUCESTER
SALEM
Edgartown
Southwick
Dartmouth
NORTH ADAMS
Hull
Weston
NEW BEDFORD
Wareham
Dracut
Saugus
Pepperell
Littleton
Hawley
Peabody
Webster
Peabody
Kingston
Chilmark
Westport
Cheshire
Manchester
Dalton
Groveland
Sharon
Newbury
Huntington
Sheffield
Oak Bluffs
Merrimac.
Stow
Natick
Wellesley
Orange
Mendon
WORCESTER
Athol
Montague
Webster
Shrewsbury
LYNN
Lakeville
Leicester
LYNN
WORCESTER
Sturbridge
Essex
Belchertown
Foxborough
Tewksbury
WORCESTER
Tyngshorough
Topsfield .
Shirley
WORCESTER
Phillipston
West Tisbury
Oxford
Lancaster
Rockport.
Lanesborough
GLOUCESTER
Ashburnham
Auburn
Belchertown
Huntington
NORTHAMPTON
Saugus
Hadley
Tewksbury
Southbridge
Westport
Sturbridge
Southbridge
Dukes
Hampden
Bristol
Berkshire
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Franklin
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Dukes
Bristol
Berkshire
Essex
Berkshire
Essex
Norfolk
Essex
Hampshire
Berkshire
Dukes
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Franklin
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Hampshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Dukes
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Berkshire
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Essex
Hampshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
149
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Lebanon Springs
Ledgeville
Leeds
Leesville
Leet Ore Bed
Leighton Corner
Leland Hill
Lelandeville
Lenox Dale
Lenox Station
Lensdale
Leominster Center
Leyden Center
Leyden Park
Liberty
Liberty Hill
Liberty Plain
Lieutenant Island
Lightning Bug
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Heights
Lincoln Hill
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park
Linden
Linden Highlands
Lindenwood
Line
Line Brook Village
Linwood
Linwood
Lithia
Little Brewster
Little Bridge
Little Canada
Little Long Pond
Little Nabant
Little Neck
Little Pond
Little Rest
Little River
Little South
Littleton Center
Littleton Common
Littleville
Locke Bog
Lock's Pond
Lock's Village
Lock's Village
Locust Park
Lokerville.
Lokerville
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Island
Long Neck
Longnook
Long Plain
Long Pond
Long Pond
Longwood .
Lonicut
Look's Mills
Loraine
Loudvillo
Loudville
Loudville
Lovell's Corner
Lovell's Grove
Lovellville
Low Beach
Lowell Junction
Lower Barkersville
Lower Corner
Lower Plain
Lower Village
lower Warren
Ludlow Center
Ludlow City
Ludlow City
Lund's Corner
Lunenburg Center
Lunenburg Station
Luther's Corner
Lynch District
Lyon Common .
Hancock
Petersham
NORTHAMPTON
WORCESTER
West Stockbridge
Rowley
Sutton
Charlton
Lenox
Lenox
Southbridge
Leominster
Leyden
BROCKTON
Belchertown
Wendell
Hingham.
Wellfleet
Cummington
Lincoln
Saugus
Cohasset
Hudson
WORCESTER
MALDEN
MALDEN
Stoneham
Colrain
Ipswich
LYNN
Northbridge
Goshen
Hull
Marshfield
LOWELL
Plymouth
Nahant
Ipswich
Edgartown
Brimfield.
Westfield
Natick
Littleton
Littleton
Chester
Wareham
Shutesbury
Shutesbury
Wendell
Nahant
Framingham
Wayland
Bolton
Edgartown
Rehoboth
West Newbury
BOSTON
Wareham
Truro
Acushnet
Eastham
Plymouth
Brookline
ATTLEBORO
Rochester
NORTH ADAMS
Easthampton :
NORTHAMPTON
Westhampton
Weymouth
Weymouth
Holden
Nantucket
Andover
PITTSFIELD
Merrimac.
Hingham
Stow
Warren
Ludlow
Granby
Ludlow
NEW BEDFORD
Lunenburg
Lunenburg
Seekonk
Stockbridge
LYNN
Berkshire
Worcester
Hampshire
Worcester
Berkshire
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Berkshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Hampshire
Franklin
Plymouth
Barnstable
Hampshire
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Dukes
Hampden
Hampden
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Plymouth
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Dukes
Bristol
Essex
Suffolk
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Barnstable
Plymouth
Norfolk
Bristol
Plymouth
Berkshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Nantucket
Essex
Berkshire
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampden
Hampshire
Hampden
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Berkshire
Essex
150
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Hampden
Franklin
Lynnfield Center
Lynnhurst
Lynnhurst
Lynnmere
Lyons Village
Lyonsville
Macedonia
Mace's Station
Machine Shop Station
Madaket
Magnolia
Magnolia Station
Makonikey
Makonikey
Malden Hill
Manchaug .
Manchester Cove
Mann's Hill
Manomet
Manville
Maple Grove
Maple Hill
Mapleville.
Maplewood
Maplewood
Marblehead Neck
Marble Ridge Station
Marbleville
Marland Village
Marlborough
Marlborough Junction
Marshall's Corner
Marshall's Corner
Marshfield Hills
Marston's Mills.
Martha's Vineyard
Martin Park
Massapoag Lake
Mason District
Matfield
Matfield
Mattapan
Mattspan
Mattapoisett Neck
Mayo Corner
Maywood
Meadowbrook
Meadowbrook
Meadows
Meadows
Meadowview
Mechanics
Mechanicsville
Medfield Junction
Medford Hillside
Medway Village
Meeting House Hill
Meeting House Hill
Meeting House Pond
Meganset
Mellen Hollow
Melrose Highlands
Menauhant
Menemsha
Menlo Park
Merino Village
Merrick
Merrimac Center
Merrimacport
Merrymount Park
Metcalf
Mica Mill
Middleborough Center
Middle Brewster
Middle Farms
Middlefield Center
Middlesex Fells
Middlesex Junction
Middlesex Village
Middletown
Miles River
Mill and Barrs
Millbrook
Millbury Center
Millbury Junction
Miller's Falls
Miller's Falls
Lynnfield
LYNX
Saugus
LYNN
Monson
Colrain
New Salem
Tewksbury
North Andover
Nantucket
GLOUCESTER
Manchester
Tisbury
West Tisbury
West Boylston.
Sutton
Manchester
Sharon
Plymouth
Leicester
Adams
West Stockbridge
Wenham
FALL RIVER
MALDEN
Marblehead
North Andover
Sutton
Andover
Georgetown
MARLBOROCCH
BROCKTON
Westminster
Marshfield
Barnstable
Tisbury
Franklin
Sharon
Palmer
East Bridgewater
West Bridgewater
BOSTON
Milton
Mattapoisett
Warwick
Auburn
Amesbury
Norton
Sunderland
WORCESTER
North Reading
ATTLEBORO
FALL RIVER
Medfield
MEDFORD
Medway
BOSTON
Shrewsbury
Westminster
Falmouth
Prescott
MELROSE
Falmouth
Chilmark
BROCKTON
Dudley
West Springfield
Merrimac.
Merrimac
QUINCY
Holliston
Chester
Middleborough
Hull
Westfield
Middlefield
Stoneham
LOWELL
LOWELL
Yarmouth
Hamilton
Deerfield.
Duxbury
Millbury
Millbury
Erving
Montague
Franklin
Middlesex
Essex
Nantucket
Essex
Essex
Dukes
Dukes
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Berkshire
Berkshire
Essex
Bristol
Middlesex
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth
Barnstable
Dukes
Norfolk
Norfolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Plymouth
Suffolk
Norfolk
Plymouth
Franklin
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Franklin
Worcester
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Norfolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Barnstable
Hampshire
Middlesex
Barnstable
Dukes
Plymouth
Worcester
Hampden
Essex
Essex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Hampden
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Essex
Franklin
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Franklin
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
151
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Millerville
Mill Hill
Mill Hollow
Millington
Millington
Mill Pond Bluff
Mill River.
Mill River .
Millvale
Mill Valley
Mill Valley
Millville
Millville Line
Millward
Millwood
Millwood
Milton Center
Milton Hill
Milton Lower Mills
Minot
Minot District
Mirror Lake
Misery Island
Mishamet Point
Mishap Hill
Mishawum
Mitchellville
Mitchellville
Mittinengue
Mittineague
Monatiquot Heights
Money Hill
Monomoy Island
Monponsott
Monponsett
Monroe Bridge
Monroe Bridge Station
Montague Center
Montague City
Montclair
Montello
Montrose
Montserrat
Montvale
Montville
Montwait
Monument Beach
Monument Valley
Moody Corner
Moody Corner
Moore's Corner
Moose Hill
Morey Pond
Mormon Hollow
Morningdale
Morningside
Morrills
Morse District
Morse Hollow
Morse Village
Morseville
Morton Park
Morton Station
Moscow
Mosquito Village
Moultonville
Mountain Park .
Mount Auburn
Mount Auburn
Mount Blue
Mount Blue
Mount Bowdoin
Mount Carmel
Mount Dumplain
Mount Henry
Mount Herrnon
Mount Hermon
Mount Hood
Mount Hope
Mount Hunger
Mount Livermore
Mount Pleasant
Mount Plensant
Mount Pleasant Station
Mount Section
Mount Tom
Mount Tom
Mount Wachusett
Blackstone
Edgartown
West Stockbridge
Dana
New Salem
Chatham .
Deerfield
New Marlborough
HAVERHILL
Amherst
Belchertown
Blackstone
Uxbridge
Charlton
Framingham
Rowley
Milton
Milton
Milton
Scituate
Westminster
Hudson
SALEM
Dartmouth
Westminster
WOBURN
Ayer
Shirley
Agawam
West Springfield
Braintree.
Wellfleet
Chatham
Halifax
Hanson
Monroe
Rowe
Montague
Montague
QUINCY
BROCKTON
Wakefield
BEVERLY.
WOBURN
Sandisfield
Framingham
Bourne
Great Barrington
Granby
South Hadley
Leverett
Sharon
Walpole
Wendell
Boylston
PITTSFIELD
Norwood
Southbridge
Leominster
New Salem
Charlton
Plymouth
Charlton
West Stockbridge
Hamilton
NEWBURYPORT
Swampscott
CAMBRIDGE
Watertown
Hingham .
Norwell
BOSTON
Middloborough
Palmer
Shirley
Gill
Northfield
MELROSE
BOSTON
Monterey
Monterey
Dracut
Peabody
NEW BEDFORD
Franklin
Easthampton
NORTHAMPTON
Princeton
Worcester
Dukes
Berkshire
Worcester
Franklin
Barnstable
Franklin
Berkshire
Essex
Hampshire
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Bristol
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Hampden
Norfolk
Barnstable
Barnstable
Plymouth
Plymouth
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Norfolk
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Barnstable
Berkshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Franklin
Norfolk
Norfolk
Franklin
Worcester
Berkshire
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Berkshire
Essex
Essex
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Suffolk
Plymouth
Hampden
Middlesex
Franklin
Franklin
Middlesex
Suffolk
Berkshire
Berkshire
Middlesex
Essex
Bristol
Norfolk
Hampshire
Hampshire
Worcester
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND Towns
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Mount Washington
Mount Washington
Muddy Brook
Muggett
Mulpus
Mundale
Mungo's Corner
Munroe
Munter's Point :
Muschopauge
Muskeget Island
Myricks
Mystic
Namasket.
Nomequoit
Namskaket
Nanepashomet
Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket Junction
Narrows
Narrow's Light:
Narrows Village
Nash
Nashaquitsa
Nashawena Island
Nashoba
Nashoba
Nasketucket
Naukeag
Nausett
Naushon Island
Naval Magazine
Navon
Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Nebroska Plain
Neck
Neck
Neck.
Neck
Ned's Point
Needham Heights
Needham Junction
Needham's Corner
Needham Upper Falls
Nelson Island
Neponset
New Boston
New Boston
New Boston
New Boston
New Boston
New Boston
New Boston
Newbury Lower Green
Newbury Upper Green
New City
New City
New Dublin
New Dublin
Newell
Newell
New Jerusalem
New Lenox
New Maine
New Salem Center
New Salem Station
New Salem Station
New State
New State
New State
Newstate
Newton Center :
Newton Corner
Newton Highlands
Newton Lower Falls
Newton Lower Falls
Newton Upper Falls
Newtonville
Newtown
New Town
New Worcester
Nichewaug
Nicholsville
Nine Acre Corner
Nippenicket Park
EVERETT
HAVERHILL
Cheshire
Charlton
Lunenburg
Westfield
Scituate
Lexington
Plymouth
Rutland
Nantucket
Berkley
Winchester
Middleborough
Orleans
Orleans
Marblehead
Hull
Hull
Hingham
Westminster
Hull
Wareham
Weymouth
Chilmark
Gosnold
Littleton
Westford
Fairhaven
Ashburnham
Eastham
Gosnold
Hingham
SALEM
Dracut
Natick
Natick
Chatham
Middleborough
Plympton
Truro
Mattapoisett
Needham
Needham
Peabody
Needham
Rowley
BOSTON
Dracut
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
North Attleborough
Rutland
Sandis field
Winchendon
Newbury .
Newbury
Blackstone
Easthampton
Cheshire
Randolph
Groton
Shirley
Clinton
Lenox
Foxborough
New Salem
Now Salem
Petersham
Foxborough
Hanson
Milton
Savoy
NEWTON
NEWTON
NEWTON
NEWTON
Wellesley
NEWTON
NEWTON
Barnstable
Littleton
WORCESTER
Petersham
Hubbardston
Concord
Bridgewater
Middlesex
Essex
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Hampden
Plymouth
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Nantucket
Bristol
Middlesex
Plymouth
Barnstable
Barnstable
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Dukes
Dukes
Middlesex
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Barnstable
Dukes
Plymouth
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Essex
Norfolk
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Hampshire
Berkshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Berkshire
Norfolk
Franklin
Franklin
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Norfolk
Berkshire
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
.
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
153
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Nissitissett
Nobscot
Noman's Land
Nonamesset Island
Nonantum
Nonantum Hill
Nonquitt
Norcross Corner
Norfolk Center .
Norfolk Downs
Norfolk Hills
Normon Hollow
North Abington
North Acton
North Adams Junction
North Amherst
North Andover Center
North Andover Depot
North Ashburnham
North Becket
North Bellingham
North Bernardston
North Beverly
North Billerica
North Blandford
North Bluff
North Brewstor
Northbridge Center
North Cambridge
North Carver
North Charlton
North Chatham
North Chelmsford
North Cheshire
North Chester
North Chicopee
North Cohasset
North Common
North Dana
North Dartmouth
North Dennis
North Dighton
North Dighton Station
North Dover
North Duxbury
North Eastham
North Easton
North East Royalston
North Egremont
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North Falmouth
North Farms
Northfield Farms
Northfield Mountain
North Foxborough
North Framingham
North Franklin
North Grafton
North Groveland
North Hadley
North Hancock
North Hanover
North Hanson
North Harwich
North Hatfield .
North Heath
North Lakeville
North Lane
North Lawrence
North Leominster
North Leverett.
North Lexington
North Lincoln
North Littleton
North Longyard
North Marion
North Marshfield
North Middleborough
North Middleton
North Milford
North Monson
North Natiok
Pepperell.
Framingham :
Chilmark
Gosnold
NEWTON
BOSTON
Dartmouth
Bellingham
Norfolk
QUINCY
Braintree
Groveland
Abington.
Acton
PITTEFIELD
Amherst
North Andover
North Andover
Ashburnham
Becket
Bellingham
Bernardston
BEVERLY .
Billerica
Blandford
Oak Bluffs
Brewster
Northbridge
CAMBRIDGE
Carver
Charlton
Chatham
Chelmsford
Cheshire
Chester
CHICOPEE
Cobasset
Westminster
Dana
Dartmouth
Dennis
Dighton
TAUNTON
Dover
Duxbury
Eastham
Easton
Royalston
Egremont
BOSTON
Essex
Lunenburg
New BEDFORD
Townsend
Walpole
Westford
Falmouth
NORTHAMPTON
Northfield
Northfield
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Grafton
Groveland
Hadley
Hancock
Hanover
Hanson
Harwich
Hatfield
Heath
Lakeville
Granville.
LAWRENCE
Leominster
Leverett
Lexington
Lincoln
Littleton
Southwick
Marion
Marshfield
Middleborough
Middleton
Milford
Monson
Natick
Middlesex
Middlesex
Dukes
Dukes
Middlesex
Suffolk
Bristol
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Berkshire
Hampshiro
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Berksbire
Norfolk
Franklin
Essex
Middlesex
Hampden
Dukes
Barnstable
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Barnstable
Middlesex
Berkshire
Hampden
Hampden
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Barnstable
Bristol
Bristol
Norfolk
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Suffolk
Essex
Worcester
Bristol
Middlesex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Barnstable
Hampshire
Franklin
Franklin
Norfolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Essex
Hampshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Hampshire
Franklin
Plymouth
Hampden
Essex
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Hampden
Middlesex
.
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
North New Salem
North Orange
North Orleans
North Otis
North Oxford
North Oxford Mills
North Oxford Station
North Parish
North Parish
North Peabody
North Pembroke
North Pepperell
North Plymouth
North Plympton
North Pond
North Prescott .
North Quarter
North Raynham
North Rehoboth
North Revere
North River
North Rochester
North Royalston
North Rutland
North Salem
North Saugus
North Scituate
North Scituate Beach
North Seekonk.
North Sherborn
North Shirley
North Side
North Somerville
North Spencer.
North Still River
North Stoughton
North Sudbury
North Sunderland
North Swansea .
North Taunton
North Tewksbury
North Tisbury
North Truro
North Uxbridge
North Village
North Village
Northville
North ville.
Northville.
North Walpole
North Westminster
North Westport
North Weymouth
North Wilbraham
North Wilmington
North Woburn
North Woods
North Worcester
North Yarmouth
Norton Center
Norton Furnace
Norumbega Park
Norwell Center.
Norwich
Norwich Bridge
Norwich Hill
Norwood Central
Notch
Oakdale
Oakdale
Oakdale
Oakdale
Oak Grove
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Village
Oak Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Island.
Oak Knoll
Oakland
Oakland
Oakland Park
Oaklands
New Salem
Orange
Orleans
Otis
Oxford
Oxford
Oxford
Greenfield
HAVERHILL
Peabody
Pembroke
Pepperell
Plymouth
Plympton
Orange
Prescott
Concord
Raynham
Rehoboth
REVERE
Colrain
Rochester
Royalston
Rutland
SALEM
Saugus
Scituate
Scituate
Seekonk
Sherborn
Shirley
Charlton
SOMERVILLE
Spencer
Harvard
Stoughton
Sudbury
Sunderland
Swansea
TAUNTON
Tewksbury
West Tisbury
Truro
Uxbridge:
Lancaster
Webster
East Bridgewater
Whitman.
WORCESTER
Walpole
Westminster
Westport
Weymouth
Wilbraham
Wilmington
WOBURN
Holden
WORCESTER
Manchester
Norton
Norton
NEWTON
Norwell
Huntington
Huntington
Huntington
Norwood.
NORTH ADAMS
Franklin
Franklin
Barnstable
Berkshire
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Franklin
Hampshire
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Suffolk
Franklin
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Bristol
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Middlesex
Franklin
Bristol
Bristol
Middlesex
Dukes
Barnstable
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Norfolk
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Hampden
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Bristol
Middlesex
Plymouth
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Norfolk
Berkshire
Dedham
HOLYOKE
Wareham.
West Boylston.
MALDEN
Oak Bluffs
FALL RIVER
BROCKTON
Harvard
NEWTON
Pepperell
Westford
WORCESTER
REVERE
SPRINGFIELD
TAUNTON
WOBURN
Tewksbury
LOWELL
Norfolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Dukes
Bristo!
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Suffolk
Hampden
Bristol
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
155
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Oaklands
Oaklandville
Oak Swamp
Ocean Bluff
Ocean Grove
Ocean Heights
Ocean Spray
Ocean View
Old Cambridge.
Old City
Old Colony Hill
Old Common
Old Common
Old Common
Old Deerfield
Old Furnace
Old Harbor
Old Landing
Old Mill
Old Neck
Old Spain
Old Stone
Old Town
Old Town
Olney Corners
Opset
Onset Bay
Onset Junction
Ordway
Oregon
Oregon
Orient Heights
Orleans Center
Osterville
Otis Corner
Otter River
Outer Brewster .
Oxford
Oxford Heights:
Packachoag Hill
Packardsville
Padanaram
Palmer Center
Palmer Depot
Pamet Point
Pan
Pansy Park
Paper Mills
Paper Mills
Paper Mill Village
Paper Mill Village
Park Annex
Parker Hill
Parker Mills
Parker School House
Parkorville
Park Hill
Park Hill
Park Hill
Park Island
Parks' Corner
Parley Vale
Parting Ways
Partridge Hill
Partridgeville
Partridgeville
Pasque Island
Patch
Patten
Pattenville
Pattenville
Paucatuck
Paugus
Pawtucketville
Payson Park
Peach's Point
Pearl City.
Peaseville
Peck's
Peck ville
Pecowsic
Peddock's Island
Pelham Center
Pelham City
Pelham Hill
Pelham Hollow
Pemberton
SPRINGFIELD
Saugus
Rehoboth
Marshfield
Swansea
Edgartown
Winthrop
Rockport.
CAMBRIDGE
Townsend
Hingham.
Lancaster
Millbury
West Boylston
Deerfield
Hardwick
Chatham
Marion
Harvard
Manchester
Weymouth
Sutton
Newbury :
North Attleborough
Charlton
Wareham
Wareham
Wareham
Hudson
Ashland
Southborough
BOSTON
Orleans
Barnstable
Southborough
Templeton
Hull
Fairhaven
Oxford
Auburn
Pelham
Dartmouth
Palmer
Palmer
Wellfleet
Bolton
Belchertown
HAVERHILL
Middleton
Bridgewater
Groton
PITTSFIELD
BOSTON
Wareham
Charlton
Westford
Easthampton
Millbury
NORTHAMPTON
Hull
Framingham
BOSTON
Acushnet
Charlton
Athol
Templeton
Gosnold
Auburn
Shelburne
Billerica
Tewksbury
West Springfield
Pepperell .
LOWELL
Belmont
Marblehead
South Hadley
Middleborough
PITTSFIELD
Shelburne
SPRINGFIELD
Hull
Pelham
Pelham
Pelham
Pelham
Hull
Hampden
Essex
Bristol
Plymouth
Bristol
Dukes
Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Worcestor
Barnstable
Plymouth
Worcester
Essex
Norfolk
Worcester
Essex
Bristol
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Suffolk
Barnstable
Barnstable
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Bristol
Hampden
Hampden
Barnstable
Worcester
Hampshire
F.ssex
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Berkshire
Suffolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampshire
Worcester
Hampshire
Plymouth
Middlesex
Suffolk
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Dukes
Worcester
Franklin
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Hampshire
Plymouth
Berkshire
Franklin
Hampden
Plymouth
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampshire
Plymouth
.
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND Towns
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Pembroke Center
Penikese Island
Pepperell Station
Perrins
Perry Hill :
Perryville
Perryville
Pettis Plain
Phelps District
Phelps' Mills
Phillipdale
Phillips Beach
Phillipston Center
Phillipston Corner
Piccadilly
Pierce's Bridge:
Piorceville.
Pioty Corner
Pigeon Cove
Pinedalo
Pine Grove
Pino Grove
Pine Heights
Pine Heights
Pine Hill
Pine Island
Pine Meadow
Pine Nook
Pine Ridge
Pine Ridge
Pine Tree Brook
Pingreyville
Pingreyville
Pitcherville
Pittsfield Junction
Plainfield
Plainfield Center
Plains
Plains
Plains
Plains
Plains
Plainville
Plainville
Playstead
Pleasantdale
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Lake
Pleasant Park
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley
Pleasantville
Pleasantville
Plimptonville
Plowed Neck
Plum Island
Plum Island
Plummer's
Plumtrees
Plymouth Woods
Plympton Depot
Pocasset
Pochassic
Pochet
Pocomo
Podunk
Pohoganut
Point Gammon
Point Grove
Point Independence
Point of Pines
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant
Point Shirley
Poland
Polandville
Polpis
Pomeroy
Pond District
Pond Plain
Pondsville.
Pond Village
Pond Village
Pond Village
Pondville
Pondville
Pembroke
Gosnold
Pepperell
Seekonk
Acushnet
Dudley
Rehoboth
Deerfield
Blandford
Peabody
Charlton
Swampscott
Phillipston
Phillipston
Westborough
Lexington
Rochester
WALTHAM
Rockport.
Athol
NEWTON
NORTHAMPTON
Amherst
Dedham
Lyxx
Mattapoisett
Northfield
Deerfield
Dedham
Westford
Milton
Ayer
Littleton
Hubbardston
PITTSFIELD
Nantucket
Plainfield
Edgartown
Northfield
Orange
Oxford
Sharon
Hadley
New BEDFORD
Winthrop .
Sutton
Saugus
Harwich
BROCKTON
Amesbury
Athol
Methuen
Sutton
BROCKTON
Freetown.
Walpole
Sandwich
Ipswich
NEWBURYPORT
Northbridge
Sunderland
Plymouth
Kingston
Bourne
Westfield
Orleans
Nantucket
Brookfield
Edgartown
Yarmouth
Southwick
Wareham
REVERE
Swansea
Webster
Winthrop .
Conway
Webster
Nantucket
PITTSFIELD
Amesbury
Weymouth
Barnstable
Plainfield
Truro
Yarmouth
Auburn
Norfolk
Plymouth
Dukos
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Bristol
Franklin
Hampden
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Worcoster
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampshire
Hampshire
Norfolk
Essex
Plymouth
Franklin
Franklin
Norfolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Berkshire
Nantucket
Hampshire
Dukes
Franklin
Franklin
Worcester
Norfolk
Hampshire
Bristol
Suffolk
Worcester
Essex
Barnstable
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Plymouth
Bristol
Norfolk
Barnstable
Essex
Essex
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Hampden
Barnstable
Nantucket
Worcester
Dukes
Barnstablo
Hampden
Plymouth
Suffolk
Bristol
Worcester
Suffolk
Franklin
Worcester
Nantucket
Berkshire
Essex
Norfolk
Barnstable
Hampshire
Barnstable
Barnstable
Worcester
Norfolk
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157
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
.
Poniken
Ponkapoag
Pontoosuc
Pontoosuc Lake'
Pontville
Pope's Hill
Pope's Point
Poquanticut
Pork Lane
Porter
Porter's Station
Portnomequot
Post Island
Potenska Point
Potter Hill
Pottersville
Pound Hill
Poverty Point
Powder Hill
Powder Horn Hill
Powder Point
Power House
Power Station
Power Station
Pratt's Corner
Pratt's Junction
Pratt Town
Prattville
Prattville
Precinct
Prentice Corner
Prescott Hill
Prescott Hollow
Pride's Crossing
Primus
Princeton Depot
Privilege
Proctor's Crossing
Proctor's Crossing
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Park
Proutyville
Pucker Town
Pudding Hollow
Puddingshire
Pumping Station
Pumpkin Hook
Purchade
Puritan Heights
Putnam Hill
Putnams
Putnam's Village
Putnam ville
Quaboag Village
Quaise
Quaker City
Quaker District
Quampacha
Quansett
Quansue
Quarry
Quarry Section
Queen Anne's Corner
Quidnet
Quinames
Quinapoxet
Quincy Adams
Quincy Neck
Quincy Point
Quinebaug
Quinsigamond
Quissett
Quitset
Quitticus
Lancaster
Canton
PITTSFIELD
Lanesborough
Hubbardston
BOSTON
Carver
Easton
Cheshire
Weymouth
CAMBRIDGE
Orleans
QUINCY
Dartmouth
Sutton
Somerset
Rutland
Nantucket
Barre
CHELSEA :
Duxbury
Westminster
Hingham.
Millbury
Shutesbury
Sterling
Bridgewater
CHELSEA
Raynham
Lakeville
Northbridge
Prescott
Prescott
BEVERLY
Pepperell .
Princeton
Blackstone
Danvers
Peabody
BROCKTON
Chilmark
Hingham.
Lanesborough
Plympton
SOMERVILLE
West Springfield
Westminster
BROCKTON
Spencer
Wellfleet
Hawley
Middleborough
Plymouth
Cheshire
Middleborough
Provincetown
Sutton
Middleborough
Charlton
Danvers :
North Brookfield
Nantucket
Uxbridge .
Northbridge
Edgartown
Westport
Chilmark
Becket
West Stockbridge
Norwell
Nantucket
Chilmark
Holden
QUINCY
QUINCY
QUINCY
Dudley
WORCESTER
Falmouth
Chilmark
Carver
Worcester
Norfolk
Berkshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Suffolk
Plymouth
Bristol
Berkshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Barnstable
Norfolk
Bristol
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Nantucket
Worcester
Suffolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Franklin
Worooster
Plymouth
Suffolk
Bristol
Plymouth
Worcester
Hampshire
Hampshire
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Dukes
Plymouth
Berkshire
Plymouth
Middlesex
Hampden
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Barnstablo
Franklin
Plymouth
Plymouth
Berkshire
Plymouth
Barnstable
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Nantucket
Worcester
Worcester
Dukes
Bristol
Dukes
Berkshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Nantucket
Dukes
Worcester
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Barnstablo
Dukes
Plymouth
Norfolk
Essex
Bristol
Norfolk
Plymouth
Rabbit Hill
Raddins
Railroad Park
Rakeville
Ram Island
Plainville
LYNN
Westport
Bellingham
Mattapoisett
.
158
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
.
Ram's Horn
Randall Town
Randolph Farms
Randolph Farms
Rangeley Park
Raymond
Raymond's Corner
Raynham Center
Reading Highlands
Readville
Red Bridge
Red Brook
Red Mills
Red School
Reed's Corner
Reed's Hill
Reed's Pond
Reformatory Station
Rehoboth Conter
Rehoboth Village
Renaud Heights
Renfrew
Renfrew
Reservoir
Reservoir
Reservoir Hill
Revere Beach
Revere Center
Revere Highlands
Rexhamo
Rice City
Rice Village
Richard's Corner
Richardson's Corner
Richmond
Richmond Furnace
Ridge Hill
Ring's Corner
Ring's Island
Ringville
Rising Corners
Risingdale
Riverbank
Riverdale
Riverdale
Riverdale
Riverdale
Riverdale
River End
Rivermoor
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside.
Riverside
Riverside.
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside Heights
Riverside Park.
Riverview Station
Riverview Heights
Rivulet
Robert's Crossing
Robert's Meadow
Robinsonville
Robinsonville
Robinsonville
Rochdale
Rochester Center
Rock
Rock
Rock Bottom
Rockdale
Rockdale
Rock Dale Mills
Rock Harbor
Rock Island
Rockland Hill
Rocklawn Mills
Rock Rimmon
Rocks Village
Rock Valley
Rockville
Rock ville
Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill
Dudley
Mattapoisett :
Holbrook.
Randolph
BROCKTON
Plymouth
Westminster
Raynham
Reading
BOSTON
Ludlow
Plymouth
Clarksburg
Winchendon
WALTHAM
Marblehead
Kingston.
Concord
Rehoboth
Rehoboth
FALL RIVER
Adams
Dalton
Becket
Brookline
CAMBRIDGE
REVERE
REVERE
REVERE
Marshfield
Uxbridge .
Barre
West Bridgewater
Charlton
TAUNTON
Richmond
Norwell
Amesbury
Salisbury .
Worthington
Southwick
Great Barrington
Deerfield
Dedham
Dracut
GLOUCESTER
Northbridge
West Springfield
Norfolk
Scituate
Gill
Hatfield
HAVERHILL
HOLYOKE
NEWTON :
Woston
Williamstown
Worthington
Dedham
Concord
WALTHAM
Dedham
Uxbridge
WALTHAM
NORTHAMPTON
ATTLEBORO
Mansfield
North Attleborough
Leicester
Rochester
Leicester
Middleborough
Stow
NEW BEDFORD
Northbridge
West Stockbridge
Orleans
QUINCY
Hull
Westborough
Belchertown
HAVERAILL
HOLYOKE
Medway
Millis
Amesbury
Millord
Rehoboth
Worcester
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Bristol
Middlesex
Suffolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Rerkshire
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Bristol
Berkshire
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Hampshire
Hampden
Berkshire
Franklin
Norfolk
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
Hampden
Norfolk
Plymouth
Franklin
Hampshire
Essex
Hampden
Middlesex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Hampshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampshire
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Barnstable
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Hampshire
Essex
Hampden
Norfolk
Norfolk
Essex
Worcester
Bristol
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
159
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
.
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Hampden
Norfolk
Berkshire
Essex
Suffolk
Berkshire
Hampden
Worcester
Plymouth
Franklin
Suffolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Suffolk
Worcester
Hampden
Berkshire
Bristol
Hampshire
Hampshire
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Rocky Meadow
Rocky Nook
Rocky Nook
Rogersville
Rollstone Hill
Root District
Rose Cliff
Rose Hill
Rosemont
Roslindale
Rossiter Corners
Round Hill
Round Meadow
Rounseville Mills
Rowe Village
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Royalston Center
Rugby
Rural District
Rushville
Russell's
Russell Mills
Russellville
Russellville
Rutland Center.
Ryall Side
Ryder Village
Sabbatia Park
Saccarappa
Sacket's Harbor
Sagamore
Sagamore Beach
Sagamore City
Sagamore Highlands
Sagamore Hill
Saint Anne's Hill
Salem Junction
Salem Neck
Salem Willows
Salisbury Beach
Salisbury Center
Salisbury Heights
Selisbury Plains
Salisbury Point
Salter's Point
Sampsonville
Sandersdale
Sanders Hill
Sand Hill
Sand Hill
Sand Hills
Sandisfield Centor
Sandy Bar
Sandy Neck
Sandy Pond Station
Sandy Valley
Sankaty
Santuit
Santuit Village
Saquish
Satucket
Saugus Center
Saundersville
Savaryville
Savin Hill
Savoy Center
Savoy Hollow
Sawtelleville
Saxonville.
Scaddings
Scaden
Scantic
Schooset
Scituate Center
Scituate Harbor
Scituate Neck
Scituate Station
Sconticut Neck
Sconticut Point
Scorton
Scotland
Scott Hill
Scott's Woods
Scrabble Hollow
Scrabbletown
Seagrit
Middleborough
Hingham.
Kingston
Uxbridge.
FITCHBURG
Southwick
Weymouth
Becket
HAVERHILL
BOSTON
Richmond
SPRINGFIELD
Westminster
Rochester
Rowe
BOSTON
BOSTON
Royalston
BOSTON
Blackstone
SPRINGFIELD
PITTSFIELD
Dartmouth
Hadley
Southampton
Rutland
BEVERLY
Barre
TAUNTON
Oxford
Petersham
Bourne
Bourne
FALL RIVER
Bourne
Hull
WORCESTER
Tewksbury
SALEM
SALEM
Salisbury.
Salisbury.
BROCKTON
Salisbury.
Amesbury
Dartmouth
Worthington
Southbridge
HAVERHILL
CHICOPEE
Sandwich
Scituato
Sandisfield
WORCESTER
Barnstable
Ayer
Dedbam
Nantucket
Barnstable
Sandwich
Plymouth
East Bridgewater
Saugus
Grafton
Groveland
BOSTON
Savoy
Savoy
BROCKTON
Framingham
TAUNTON
Uxbridge.
Hampden
Pembroke
Scituate
Scituate
Scituate
Scituate
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Sandwich
Bridgewater
Bellingham
Milton
Westrainster
Cheshiro
Saugus
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Barnstable
Barnstable
Bristol
Barnstable
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Essex
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Bristol
Hampshire
Worcester
Essex
Hampden
Barnstable
Plymouth
Berkshire
Worcester
Barnstable
Middlesex
Norfolk
Nantucket
Barnstable
Barnstable
Plymouth
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Essex
Suffolk
Berkshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester
Hampden
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Bristol
Bristol
Barnstable
Plymouth
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Berkshire
Essex
160
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Searsville
Searsville
Seaside
Seaside
Sea View
Second Chifi
Second Parish
Second Parish
Seekonk
Segreganset
Shaboken
Shady Hill
Shaker Village
Shaker Village
Shaker Village
Shaker Village
Shaker Village
Sharon Center
Sharon Corner
Sharon Heights
Shattuckville
Shawmut
Shawmut
Shaw's Corner
Shawsheen Road Park
Shawville.
Sheffield Plain
Shelburne Center
Shelburne Falls
Shelburne Falls
Sheldonville
Shepardville
Sherman's Corner
Sherman's Corner
Sherman Terrace
Sherwood
Shimmo
Shirley Center
Shirley Village
Shoestring District
Shorley
Shrewsbury Center
Shrewsbury Lower Village
Shuttleville
Siasconset
Sibleyville
Silloway's Hill
Silver Hill
Silver Hill
Silver Lake
Silver Lake
Silver Lake
Silver Lake Park
Silver Shell
Simpsonville
Single Tax
Sippican
Sixteen Acres
Skinner
Skinnerville
Slab City
Slocum
Smith Hollow
Smith's Ferry
Smith's Lane
Smith's Mills
Smith's Neck
Smith's Point
Smith's Station
Smith Village
Smithville
Smithville.
Smithville.
Snake Hill
Snake Meadow Hill
Snellville
Soapstown
Sodom
Sodom
Sodom
Somerset Junction
Somerville Highlands
Somerville Junction
South Abington Station
South Acton
South Amherst .
South Ashburnham
South Ashfield
Dennis
Williamsburg
Kingston
Plymouth
Marshfield
Scituate
Boxford
West Newbury
Great Barrington
Dighton
Harvard
Bedford
Ayer
Hancock
Harvard
PITTSFIELD
Shirley
Sharon
Walpole
Sharon
Colrain
BOSTON
New BEDFORD
BROCKTON
Tewksbury
Wales
Sheffield:
Shelburne
Buckland
Shelburne
Wrentham
Plainville
Rochester
Scituate
Somerset
Williamstown
Nantucket
Shirley
Shirley
Carver
Palmer
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Southbridge
Nantucket
ATTLEBORO
West Newbury
Milford
Weston
Kingston
Plympton
Wilmington
Tewksbury
Marion
Millbury
Harvard
Marion
SPRINGFIELD
Shelburne
Williamsburg
Leverett
Acushnet
Middlefield
HOLYOKE
Kingston
Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Manchester
Enfield
Westminster
Barre
Spencer
Sutton
Charlton
Westford
Sturbridge
Prescott
Hanson
Rowley
Tyringham
FALL RIVER
SOMERVILLE
SOMERVILLE
Whitman
Acton
Amherst
Ashburnham
Ashfield
Barnstable
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Berkshire
Bristol
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Worcester
Berkshire
Middlesex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Franklin
Suffolk
Bristol
Plymouth
Middlesex
Hampden
Berkshire
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Norfolk
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Bristol
Berkshire
Nantucket
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Hampden
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Nantucket
Bristol
Essex
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampden
Franklin
Hampshire
Franklin
Bristol
Hampshire
Hampden
Plymouth
Bristol
Bristol
Essex
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampshire
Plymouth
Essex
Berkshire
Bristol
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Hampshire
Worcester
Franklin
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
161
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
South Athol
South Attleboro
South Barre
South Beach
South Becket
South Belchertown
South Bellingham
South Berlin
South Billerica
South Bolton
South Boston
South Boylston
South Braintree
South Braintree Heights
South Brewster
South Byfield
South Carver
South Charlton
South Chatham
South Chelmsford
South Clinton
South Colrain
South Cove
South Dartmouth
South Deerfield
South Dennis
South Dighton
South Douglas
South Dover
South Duxbury
South Eastham
South Easton
South Easton Green
South Egremont
South End
South End
South End
South End
South End
South Essex
South Everett
South field
South Fitchburg
South Foxborough
South Framingham
South Franklin
South Gardner .
South Georgetown
South Groveland
South Hadley Center
South Hadley Falls
South Halifax
South Hamilton
South Hanover .
South Hanson
South Harwich
South Hawley
South Hill
South Hingham
South Hopedale
South Hyannis .
South Lancaster
South Lane
South Lawrence
South Lee
South Leverett
South Leyden
South Lincoln
South Longyard
South Lowell
South Lowell
South Mashpee
South Medford
South Middleborough
South Middleton
South Milford
South Monson
South Montague
South Natick
South New Salem
South Orleans
South Oxford
South Park
South Peabody
South Plymouth
South Pond Village
South Quarter Woods
South Quincy
Athol
ATTLEBORO
Barre
Edgartown
Becket
Belchertown
Bellingham
Berlin
Billerica
Bolton
BOSTON
Boylston
Braintree.
Braintree
Brewster
Newbury
Carver
Charlton
Chatham
Chelmsford
Clinton
Colrain
BOSTON
Dartmouth
Deerfield
Dennis
Dighton
Douglas
Dover
Duxbury
Eastham
Easton
Easton
Egremont
BOSTON
Littleton
Leominster
Lunenburg
NEW BEDFORD
Essex
EVERETT
New Marlborough
FITCHBURG
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Gardner
Georgetown
Groveland
South Hadley
South Hadley
Halifax
Hamilton
Hanover
Hanson
Harwich
Hawley
Ashburnham
Hingham.
Hopedale
Barnstable
Lancaster
Granville .
LAWRENCE
Lee
Leverett
Leyden
Lincoln
Southwick
LOWELL
Tewksbury
Mashpee
MEDFORD
Middleborough
Middleton
Milford
Monson
Montague
Natick
New Salem
Orleans
Oxford
Athol
Peabody
Plymouth
Plymouth
Russell
QUINCY
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Dukes
Berkshire
Hampshire
Norfolk
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Suffolk
Worcester
Norfolk
Norfolk
Barnstable
Essex
Plymouth
Worcester
Barnstable
Middlesex
Worcester
Franklin
Suffolk
Bristol
Franklin
Barnstable
Bristol
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Bristol
Berkshire
Suffolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Essex
Middlesex
Berkshire
Worcester
Norfolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Essex
Essex
Hampshire
Hampshire
Plymouth
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Franklin
Worcester
Plymouth
Worcester
Barnstable
Worcester
Hampden
Essex
Berkshire
Franklin
Franklin
Middlesex
Hampden
Middlesex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Hampden
Franklin
Middlesex
Franklin
Barnstable
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampden
Norfolk
162
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND Towns
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
South Raynham
South Rehoboth
South River
South Rockport
South Row
South Royalston
South Salem
South Sandisfield
South Sandwich
South Seekonk
South Sharon
South Sherborn
South Shrewsbury
South Shutesbury
South Somerset
South Spencer
South Stoughton
South Sudbury
South Sutton
South Swansea
South Tewksbury
South Truro
South Upton
South Uxbridge
South Village
South Village
South Village
South ville
South Walpole
South Walpole
South Wareham
South Wellfleet
South Westminster
South Westport
South Weymouth
Southwick Center
Southwick District
South Williamstown
South Wilmington Station
South Worcester
South Worthington
South Yarmouth
Spectacle Pond
Spindleville
Spotless Town :
Sprague's Cove
Sprague s Hill
Springdale
Springdale
Springdale
Springdale
Spring Hill
Spring Hill
Springside
Spring Valley
Spring Village
Springville
Spruce Corner
Squannacook Junction
Squantum
Squibnocket
Stafford's Hill
Standish
Standish
Stanley
Star Mill Village
State Farm
State Line.
State Line.
State Reservation
State Side .
Stearnsville
Steep Brook
Sterling Junction
Stevens' Corner
Stevens' Village
Stevens' Village
Stevensville
Still River
Still River
Still Water
Stone Factory
Stone Haven
Stonehaven
Stone's Crossing
Stoneville
Stoneville
Stony Beach
Raynham
Rehoboth
Conway
Rockport.
Townsend
Royalston
SALEM
Sandisfield
Sandwich
Seekonk
Sharon
Sherborn
Shrewsbury
Shutesbury
Somerset
Spencer
Stoughton
Sudbury
Sutton
Swanses
Tewksbury
Truro
Upton
Uxbridge
Ashby
Dennis
Webster
Southborough
Foxborough
Walpole
Wareham
Wellfleet
Westminster
Westport
Weymouth
Southwick
Uxbridge
Williamstown
WOBURN
WORCESTER
Worthington
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hopedale.
Randolph
Marion
Bridgewater
Canton
Holden
HOLYOKE
Westfield
Sandwich
SOMERVILLE
PITTSFIELD
Wellfleet
Winchendon
Topsfield
Ashfield
Groton
QUINCY
Chilmark
Cheshire
Marshfield
Pembroke
Bridgewater
Middleborough
Bridgewater
Monson
West Stockbridge
Westminster
Westport
PITTSFIELD
FALL RIVER
Sterling
Richmond
Dudley
North Andover
Worthington
Bolton
Harvard
Deerfield
Canton
Dedham
Rockport
Auburn
Auburn
Wendell
Hull
Bristol
Bristol
Franklin
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Essex
Berkshire
Barnstable
Bristol
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Franklin
Bristol
Worcester
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Middlesex
Barnstable
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Barnstable
Worcester
Worcester
Norfolk
Norfolk
Plymouth
Barnstable
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Hampden
Worcester
Berkshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampshire
Barnstable
Barnstable
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Worcester
Hampden
Hampden
Barnstable
Middlesex
Berkshire
Barnstable
Worcester
Essex
Franklin
Middlesex
Norfolk
Dukes
Berkshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampden
Berkshire
Worcester
Bristol
Berkshire
Bristol
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Essex
Hampshire
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Norfolk
Norfolk
Essex
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
163
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Stony Brook
Stony Brook
Stony Brook
Stony Hill
Storesville.
Stormy Hili
Stoughton Center
Stow Center
Strawberry Hill
Strawberry Hill
Straw Hollow
Sturbridge Center
Sugar Hill
Summit
Summit Grove
Sunnyside.
Sunnyside.
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Worth
Sunset Point
Surfside
Surfside
Sutton Center
Swansea Center
Swansea Village
Sweeneyville
Sweet's Corner
Swift River
Swift's Beach
Sylvester Corner
Symmes' Corner
Taber Hill
Tack Factory
Taconic
Taft's Mills
Taggart
Tainter Hili
Talbot
Tallawanda
Tanner District
Tapleyville
Tar Hill
Tarkiln
Tarpaulin Cove
Tashmoo
Tasseltop
Tatham
Tatnuck
Taylor's Bridge
Teaticket
Tempest Knob Station
Templeton Center
Tenneyville
Terrys
Tewksbury Center
Tewksbury Junction
Tewksbury Station
Texas Village
Thatcher's Corner
Thayer
The Bluffs
The Glades
The Graves
The Green
The Hill
The Plains
The Point
Thermopylae
The Rocks
The Union
Thicket
Third Cliff
Thomas Corner
Thomaston Park
Thomastown
Thompson Corners
Thompsonville
Thorndike
Thornton
Three Rivers
Tihonet
Tillotson's.
Tilton's Corner
Tinker Hill
Tinkertown
Tinkham Town
Tinwood
Kingston
Norfolk
Weston
Wilbraham
Dana
Dedham
Stoughton
Stow
CAMBRIDGE
Hull
Boylston
Sturbridge
Chesterfield
WORCESTER
Dartmouth
Athol
BOSTON
BROCKTON
Worthington
Hull
Hull
Nantucket
Sutton
Swansea
Swansea
Topsfield
Williamstown
Cummington
Wareham
BROCKTON
Winchester
Acushnet.
Middleborough
PITTSFIELD
Oxford
Blandford
Millbury
Northborough
WORCESTER
Webster
Danvers
FITCHBURG
Duxbury
Gosnold
Tisbury
Douglas
West Springfield
WORCESTER
Chesterfield
Falmouth
Wareham
Templeton
Palmer
Freetown
Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Oxford
TAUNTON
Lancaster
Ipswich
Scituate
Hull
Middleborough
Kingston.
Clinton
SALEM
South Hadley
Peabody
NORTH ADAMS
Abington.
Scituate
Weymouth
BROCKTON
Middleborough
Charlton
NEWTON
Palmer
Winthrop
Palmer
Wareham
PITTSFIELD
HAVERHILL
Shirley
Duxbury
Mattapoisett
Uxbridge.
Plymouth
Norfolk
Middlesex
Hampden
Worcester
Norfolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Hampshire
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Suffolk
Plymouth
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Nantucket
Worcester
Bristol
Bristol
Essex
Berkshire
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Plymouth
Berkshire
Worcester
Hampden
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Essex
Worcester
Plymouth
Dukes
Dukes
Worcester
Hampden
Worcester
Hampshire
Barnstable
Plymouth
Worcester
Hampden
Bristol
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Essex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Essex
Hampshire
Essex
Berkshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampden
Suffolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Berkshire
Essex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Worcester
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Bridgewater
Middleborough
Orleans
Swansea
BROCKTON
LAWRENCE
Randolph
Wayland
Sandisfield
Townsend
Townsend
SPRINGFIELD
Wareham.
Auburn
WORCESTER
Truro
Truro
Nantucket
MEDFORD
SOMERVILLE
Dudley
Orange
NORTH ADAMS
Arlington
Belchertown
Montague
Billerica
Lakeville
SALEM
Saugus
Swansea
Belchertown
WORCESTER
Titicut
Titicut
Tonset
Touisset
Tower Hin
Tower Hill
Tower Hill
Tower Hill
Town Hill
Townsend Harbor
Townsend Hill
Trafton Park
Tremont
Trowbridge
Trowbridgeville
Truro Center
Truro Station
Tuckernuck Island
Tufts College
Tufts College
Tuftsville
Tully
Tunnel Road
Turkey Hill
Turkey Hill
Turners Falls
Turnpike
Turnpike
Turnpike
Twin Springs
Two Mile Purchase
Tylerville
Tyson's Corner:
Uncatena Island
Union Hill
Union Market
Union Square
Union Square
Unionville
Unionville
Unionville
Unionville
Uphams Corner
Upper Barkerville
Upper Four Corners
Upper Swampscott
Upton Center
Upton Corner
Uxbridge Center
Vallerville,
Valley Falls
Van Deusenville
Vaughn's Hill
Village Hill
Vinegar Hill
Vineyard Grove
Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Highlands
Vose
Waban
Wachogue
Wachusett
Wachusett Lake
Wachusett Park
Wachusett Village
Wade's Corner
Wadsworth
Wakeby
Wakeby
Wakefield Center
Wakefield Junction
Wakefield Park
Walker
Wallace Hill
Wallum Pond
Walnut Bottom
Walnut Corner
Walnut Hill
Walnut Hill
Walnut Plains
Walnut Square
Walpole Center
Walpole Heights
Walpole Junction
Waltham Highlands
Plymouth
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Plymouth
Essex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Middlesex
Hampden
Plymouth
Worcester
Worcester
Barnstable
Barnstable
Nantucket
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Franklin
Berkshire
Middlesex
Hampshire
Franklin
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Essex
Bristol
Hampshire
Worcester
Dukes
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Bristol
Norfolk
Worcester
Norfolk
Suffolk
Berkshire
Plymouth
Essex
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Gosnold
WORCESTER
Watertown
Gardner
SOMERVILLE
Easton
Franklin
Holden
Wellesley.
BOSTON
PITTSFIELD
Lakeville
Swampscott
Upton
North Reading
Uxbridge.
Plymouth
WORCESTER
Great Barrington
Bolton
Williamsburg
Saugus
Edgartown
Tisbury
Oak Bluffs
Groton
Plymouth
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Hampshire
Essex
Dukes
Dukes
Dukes
Middlesex
NEWTON
SPRINGFIELD
FITCHBURG
Westminster
Westminster
Westminster
TAUNTON
Franklin.
Mashpee
Sandwich
Wakefield
Wakefield
Wakefield
TAUNTON
Townsend
Douglas
BROCKTON
North Reading
Orange
WOBURN
Middleborough
HAVERHILL
Walpole
Walpole
Walpole
WALTHAM
Middlesex
Hampden
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Barnstable
Barnstable
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Bristol
Middlesex
Worcester
Plymouth
Middlesex
Franklin
Middlesex
Plymouth
Essex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
165
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND Towns
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Wamesit
Wampum
Wappanucket
Wapping
Wapping Road Village
Waquoit
Wardell's Corner
Ward Hill
Ward Hill
Ware Center
Wareham Center
Wares
Warren Hili
Warwick Center
Washacum
Washington
Washington City
Washington Park
Washington Village
Waterford
Waters Bog
Water Shops
Waterville
Waterville.
Watson
Wattoquotoc Hill
Watuppa
Wauwinet
Waveland
Waverley
Waverley
Waverly Park
Wayside Inn
Webster Junction
Webster Village
Wedgemere
Weir
Weir Junction
Weir River
Weir Village
Weir Village
Wellesley Falls
Wellesley Farms
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley Oaks
Wellesley Park
Wellingsley
Wellington
Wellington Hill
Wendell Center
Wendell Depot
Wenham Depot
Wenham Neck
Wepecket Island
Wessagusset
Wessonville
West Abington
West Acton
West Andover
West Auburn
West Barnstable
West Barre
West Beach
West Becket
West Bedford
West Berlin
West Billerica
West Boxford
West Brewster
West Brimfield
West Brook
West Cambridge
West Center
West Central
West Chatham
West Chelmsford
West Chesterfield
West Chop
West Concord
West Corners
West Crook
West Crook
West Cummington
Westdale
Westdale
West Dedham
West Deerfield
West Dennis
Tewksbury
Wrentham
Middleborough
Deerfield
Kingston
Falmouth
Westport
HAVERHILL
Phillipston
Ware
Wareham
Plymouth
Dedham
Warwick
Sterling
Belchertown
Washington
EVERETT
BOSTON
Blackstone
Wareham
SPRINGFIELD
Middleborough
Winchendon
Ashfield
Bolton
FALL RIVER
Nantucket
Hull
Belmont
Watertown
North Andover
Sudbury
Auburn
Scituate
Winchester
TAUNTON
TAUNTON
Hingham .
TAUNTON
Yarmouth
Wellesley
Wellesley
Wellesley
Natick
Natick
Plymouth
MEDFORD
BOSTON
Wendell
Wendell
Wenham
Wenham
Gosnold
Weymouth
Westborough
Abington
Acton
Andover
Auburn
Barnstable
Barre
BEVERLY
Becket
Bedford
Berlin
Billerica
Boxford
Brewster
Brimfield
Hatfield
CAMBRIDGE
Otis
Rehoboth
Chatham
Chelmsford
Chesterfield
Tisbury
Concord
Randolph
East Bridgewater
Whitman
Cummington
East Bridgewater
West Bridgewater
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Franklin
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Essex
Worcester
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Franklin
Worcester
Hampshire
Berkshire
Middlesex
Suffolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampden
Plymouth
Worcester
Franklin
Worcester
Bristol
Nantucket
Plymouth
Middlesex
Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Plymouth
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Plymouth
Bristol
Barnstable
Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Suffolk
Franklin
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Dukes
Norfolk
Worcester
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
Barnstable
Worcester
Essex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Barnstable
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Berkshire
Bristol
Barnstable
Middlesex
Hampshire
Dukes
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hampshire
Plymouth
Plymouth
Norfolk
Franklin
Barnstable
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
West Dighton
West Douglas
West Dudley
West Duxbury
West Egremont
West End
West End
West End
West End
West End
West End
West Everett
West Falmouth
West Farms
West Farms
West Farms
West Fitchburg
Westford Corner
West Foxborough
West Gardner
West Gloucester
West Graniteville
West Granville
West Groton
West Hanover
West Harwich
West Hatfield
West Hawley
West Hill
West Hill
West Hill
West Hingham
West Holyoke
Westlake
Westlands
Westlands
West Leominster
West Leyden
West Lynn
West Manchester
West Mansfield
West Medford
West Medway
West Millbury
Westminster Depot
West Mountain
West Mountain
West Natick
West New Boston
West Newton
West Northfield
West Orange
West Orleans
West Otis
West Oxford
West Parish
West Parish
West Parish
West Park
West Peabody
West Pelham
West Pittsfield
West Plymouth
Westport Factory
Westport Factory Station
Westport Factory Village
Westport Harbor
Westport Mills
Westport Point
West Quincy
West Roxbury
West Royalston
West Rutland
West Sherborn
West Side
West Somerville
West Sterling
West Sterling
West Stockbridge Center
West Stoughton
West Sudbury
West Sutton
West Tatnuck
West Tewksbury
West Townsend
West Upton
West Uxbridge
Westvale
Dighton
Douglas
Dudley
Duxbury
Egremont
Bolton
BOSTON
Lunenburg
MALDEN
Middleborough
WALTHAM
EVERETT
Falmouth
BEVERLY
NORTHAMPTON
Westfield
FITCHBURG
Westford
Foxborough
Gardner
GLOUCESTER
Westford
Granville.
Groton
Hanover
Harwich
Hatfield
Hawley
Belchertown
Hawley
Middlefield
Hingham
HOLYOKE
East Bridgewater
Chelmsford
Saugus
Leominster
Leyden
LYNN
Manchester
Mansfield
MEDFORD
Medway
Millbury
Westminster
Bernardston
Cheshire
Natick
Sandisfield
NEWTON
Northfield
Orange
Orleans
Otis
Oxford
Granby
HAVERHILL
Westfield
BEVERLY
Peabody
Pelham
PITTSFIELD
Plymouth
Dartmouth
Westport
Westport
Westport
Dartmouth
Westport
QUINCY
BOSTON
Royalston
Rutland
Sherborn
Plainville
SOMERVILLE
Princeton
Sterling
West Stockbridge
Stoughton
Sudbury
Sutton
WORCESTER
Tewksbury
Townsend
Upton
Uxbridge,
Concord
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Plymouth
Berkshire
Worcester
Suffolk
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Essex
Hampshire
Hampden
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Essex
Middlesex
Hampden
Middlesex
Plymouth
Barnstable
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampshire
Plymouth
Hampden
Plymouth
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Bristol
Middlesex
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Berkshire
Middlesex
Berkshire
Middlesex
Franklin
Franklin
Barnstable
Berkshire
Worcester
Hampshire
Essex
Hampden
Essex
Essex
Hampshire
Berkshire
Plymouth
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Bristol
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Berkshire
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS, ALPHABETICALLY.
167
VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND TOWNS
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
West Village
Westville
Westville
Westville
Westville
West Walpole
West Ware Center
West Wareham
West Warren
West Watertown
West Wenham
West Whately
West Worcester
West Worthington
West Wrentham
West Yarmouth
Weymouth Center
Weymouth Heights
Whalom Park
Whalom Park
Wheeler
Wheeler Park
Wheeler's Corner
Wheeler's Hill
Wheelersville
Wheelockville
Wheelockville
Wheelwright
Whidden's Corner
Whipples
White Hall
Whitehead
White Horse Beach
White Oaks
White Valley
Whiteville
Whitinsville
Whitman Line Park
Whitmanville
Whitmanville
Whitney District
Whitneys
Whittenton
Whittenton Junction
Wianno
Wickfield.
Wigginville.
Wigwam Hill
Wilburs Crossing
Wilkinsonville
Wilkinson ville
Wilkinsville
Williams Hill
Williamstown Station
Williamsville
Williamsville
Willimansett
Willis Place
Williston Mills
Willow Bridge
Willowdale
Willow Ledge
Willows
Wilmington Center
Wilmington Junction
Wilson Hill
Winchendon Center :
Winchendon Springs
Winchester Highlands
Winchester Park
Windemere
Windermere
Windsor Bush
Windsor Hill
Windsor Park
Winetucket
Wingaersheek
Winneconnet
Winnikenni Park
Winslow
Winslow's Crossing
Winter Hill
Winter Hill
Winter Island
Winter's Corner
Winterville
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop Center
North Reading
Southbridge
Spencer
sturbridge
TAUNTON
Walpole
Ware
Wareham
Warren
Watertown
Wenham
Whately
WORCESTER
Worthington
Wrentham
Yarmouth
Weymouth
Weymouth
Leominster
Lunenburg
Orange
BROCKTON
TAUNTON
Berlin
Millbury
Blackstone
Uxbridge
Hardwick
Westford
Palmer
Rutland
Hull
Plymouth
Williamstown
Barre
Mansfield
Northbridge
Whitman
Truro
Westminster
Washington
Sherborn.
TAUNTON
TAUNTON
Barnstable
South Hadley
LOWELL
Mendon
Somerset
Grafton
Sutton
Hudson
Uxbridge
Williamstown
Hubbardston
West Stockbridge
CHICOPEE
Colrain
Easthampton
SOMERVILLE
Hamilton
Hull
Ayer
Wilmington
Wilmington
Colrain
Winchendon
Winchendon
Winchester
BROCKTON
Hull
Oak Bluffs
Windsor
Windsor
Boylston.
Plympton
GLOUCESTER
Norton
HAVERHILL
Norwood
Hanover
Holden
SOMERVILLE
SALEM
BROCKTON
NEW BEDFORD
Winthrop .
Winthrop .
Middlesex
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Bristol
Norfolk
Hampshire
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Franklin
Worcester
Hampshire
Norfolk
Barnstable
Norfolk
Norfolk
Worcester
Worcester
Franklin
Plymouth
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampden
Worcester
Plymouth
Plymouth
Berkshire
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Plymouth
Barnstable
Worcester
Berkshire
Middlesex
Bristol
Bristol
Barnstable
Hampshire
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Worcester
Berkshire
Worcester
Berkshire
Hampden
Franklin
Hampshire
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex
Franklin
Worcester
Worcester
Middlesex
Plymouth
Plymouth
Dukes
Berkshire
Berkshire
Worcester
Plymouth
Essex
Bristol
Essex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Worcester
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Bristol
Suffolk
Suffolk
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VILLAGES AND SECTIONS OF CITIES
AND Towns
Municipalities in which Situated
Counties in
which Situated
Winthrop Highlands
Wintucket.
Wire Village
Woburn Highlands
Wollaston
Wollaston Heights
Woodbury:
Woodbury Village
Wood Island
Woodland Station
Woodlawn
Woodruff Heights
Woods Hole
Woodside Mills
Woodsville
Woodville.
Woodville
Woodward Springs
Woonsocket Junction
World's End
Woronoco
Worthington Center
Worthington Corners
Wyben
Wyoma
Wyoming.
Yarmouth Farms
Yarmouthport
Yellow Town
Yokum Pond
York.
Zoar
Zylonite :
Winthrop .
Edgartown
Spencer
WOBURN
QUINCY
QUINCY
Hamilton
Sutton
BOSTON
NEWTON
EVERETT
Clinton
Falmouth
Northborough
Shirley
Hopkinton
Leicester
TAUNTON
Blackstone
Hingham.
Russell
Worthington
Worthington
Westfield
LYNN
MELROSE
Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Wareham
Becket
Canton
Suffolk
Dukes
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
Norfolk
Essex
Worcester
Suffolk
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Barnstable
Worcester
Middlesex
Middlesex
Worcester
Bristol
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampden
Hampshire
Hampshire
Hampden
Essex
Middlesex
Barnstable
Barnstable
Plymouth
Berkshire
Norfolk
Franklin
Berkshire
Charlemont
Adams
CHANGES IN BOUNDARY LINES, ETC.
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NOTES, WITH STATUTORY CITATIONS, ON ANNEXATIONS, CHANGES
IN BOUNDARY LINES, PLACE NAMES, ETC., SINCE 1900.
The following notes, relative to the establishment of boundary lines
and changes in extent of territory or of place names, are complete from
1900 through April 1, 1915. For notes of changes prior to 1900, see
Census of Massachusetts, 1905, Vol. I.
Andover, boundary between North Reading and, established. Chapter 250,
Acts of 1904, approved April 22.
Boundary between Tewksbury and, established. Chapter 373, Acts of 1903,
approved May 21.
Arlington, boundary between SOMERVILLE and, established. Chapter 221, Acts
of 1910, approved March 16.
Boundary between CAMBRIDGE and, established. Chapter 405, Acts of 1911,
approved May 5.
ATTLEBORO incorporated as a city. Chapter 680, Acts of 1914, approved June 17.
Auburn, boundary between Oxford and, established. Chapter 302, Acts of 1908,
approved March 27.
Belmont, part of CAMBRIDGE annexed to, and boundary between CAMBRIDGE
and, readjusted. Chapter 77, Acts of 1906, approved February 16.
Part of Watertown annexed to, and part of boundary between Watertown
and, established. Chapter 378, Acts of 1903, approved May 23.
Part of boundary between Watertown and, established. Chapter 362, Acts of
1911, approved April 29.
Berlin, boundary between Clinton and, established. Chapter 359, Acts of 1905,
approved May 1.
Boundary between Hudson and, established. Chapter 358, Acts of 1905, ap-
proved May 1.
Boundary between MARLBOROUGH and, established. Chapter 357, Acts of
1905, approved May 1.
BOSTON, part of boundary between CAMBRIDGE and, established. Chapter 312,
Acts of 1910, approved March 29.
Town of Hyde Park annexed to. Chapter 469, Acts of 1911, approved May
24; Chapter 583, Acts of 1911, approved June 22.
Boxborough, boundary between Harvard and, established. Chapter 484, Acts
of 1906, approved June 14.
Boundary between Littleton and, established. Chapter 492, Acts of 1906, ap-
proved June 15.
Boxford, boundary between Georgetown and, established. Chapter 253, Acts
of 1904, approved April 22.
Boundary between Middleton and, established. Chapter 252, Acts of 1904,
approved April 22.
Boundary between North Andover and, established. Chapter 147, Acts of
1904, approved March 12.
Boundary between Rowley and, established. Chapter 148, Acts of 1904, ap-
proved March 12.
Boylston, boundary between West Boylston and, established. Chapter 360,
Acts of 1905, approved May 2.
Braintree, boundary between Holbrook and, established. Chapter 149, Acts of
1903, approved March 11.
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Brookfield, boundary between North Brookfield and, established. Chapter 240,
Acts of 1910, approved March 18.
Boundary between West Brookfield and, established. Chapter 510, Acts of
1910, approved May 13.
Brookline, boundary between NEWTON and, established. Chapter 249, Acts
of 1907, approved March 28.
CAMBRIDGE, part of, annexed to Belmont, and boundary between Belmont and,
readjusted. Chapter 77, Acts of 1906, approved February 16.
Part of boundary between Boston and, established. Chapter 312, Acts of 1910,
approved March 29.
Boundary between Arlington and, established. Chapter 405, Acts of 1911,
approved May 5.
Carlisle, part of boundary between Concord and, established. Chapter 379,
Acts of 1903, approved May 23.
Carver, part of boundary between Wareham and, established. Chapter 394,
Acts of 1901, approved May 16.
Charlton, boundary between Oxford and, established. Chapter 92, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
Boundary between Southbridge and, established. Chapter 96, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
Cheshire, boundary between New Ashford and, established. Chapter 670, Acts
of 1912, approved May 8.
Clarksburg, boundary between Florida and, established. Chapter 482, Acts of
1913, approved April 10.
Clinton, boundary between Berlin and, established. Chapter 359, Acts of 1905,
approved May 1.
Colrain, boundary between Leyden and, established. Chapter 327, Acts of 1911,
approved April 24.
Concord, part of boundary between Carlisle and, established. Chapter 379, Acts
of 1903, approved May 23.
Dana, boundary between Greenwich and, established. Chapter 401, Acts of 1911,
approved May 4.
Dartmouth, part of, annexed to New BEDFORD. Chapter 256, Acts of 1911,
approved April 6.
Douglas, boundary between Sutton and, established. Chapter 426, Acts of 1907,
approved May 16.
Dover, boundary between Medfield and, established. Chapter 389, Acts of 1903,
approved May 27.
Boundary between Walpole and, established. Chapter 146, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Dudley, boundary between Southbridge and, established. Chapter 97, Acts of
1907, approved February 11.
Easthampton, boundary between NORTHAMPTON and, established. Chapter 395,
Acts of 1914, approved April 21.
Enfield, boundary between Greenwich and, established. Chapter 572, Acts of
1910, approved May 26.
Essex, boundary between Hamilton and, established. Chapter 151, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Florida, boundary between Clarksburg and, established. Chapter 482, Acts of
1913, approved April 10.
Foxborough, part of boundary between Norfolk and, and boundary between
Walpole and, established. Chapter 380, Acts of 1903, approved May 23.
CHANGES IN BOUNDARY LINES, ETC.
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7
Gardner, boundary between Westminster and, established. Chapter 410, Acts
of 1908, approved April 17.
Boundary between Winchendon and, established. Chapter 409, Acts of 1908,
approved April 17.
Georgetown, boundary between Boxford and, established. Chapter 253, Acts
of 1904, approved April 22.
GLOUCESTER, boundary between Manchester and, located and defined. Chapter
379, Acts of 1902, approved May 6.
Grafton, boundary between Shrewsbury and, established. Chapter 93, Acts of
1907, approved February 11.
Boundary between Westborough and, established. Chapter 94, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
Boundary between WORCESTER and, established. Chapter 90, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
Greenwich, boundary between Enfield and, established. Chapter 572, Acts of
1910, approved May 26.
Boundary between Dana and, established. Chapter 401, Acts of 1911, ap-
proved May 4.
Groveland, boundary between West Newbury and, established. Chapter 249,
Acts of 1904, approved April 22.
Hamilton, boundary between Essex and, established. Chapter 151, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Boundary between Ipswich and, established. Chapter 150, Acts of 1904, ap-
proved March 12.
Boundary between Wenham and, established. Chapter 356, Acts of 1905,
approved May 1.
Hanson, part of boundary between Pembroke and, established. Chapter 194,
Acts of 1903, approved April 3.
Harvard, boundary between Boxborough and, established. Chapter 484, Acts
of 1906, approved June 14.
Boundary between Littleton and, established. Chapter 483, Acts of 1906,
approved June 14.
Hinsdale, boundary between Peru and, established. Chapter 169, Acts of 1912,
approved February 28.
Holbrook, boundary between Braintree and, established. Chapter 149, Acts of
1903, approved March 11.
Holden, boundary between Paxton and, established. Chapter 157, Acts of 1906,
approved March 13.
HOLYOKE, part of NORTHAMPTON annexed to. Chapter 480, Acts of 1909, ap-
proved June 9.
Hopkinton, boundary between Milford and, established. Chapter 423, Acts of
1907, approved May 16.
Boundary between Upton and, established. Chapter 424, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved May 16.
Hudson, boundary between Berlin and, established. Chapter 358, Acts of 1905,
approved May 1.
Boundary between Stow and, established. Chapter 441, Acts of 1905, ap-
proved May 24.
Hyde Park, town, annexed to Boston. Chapter 469, Acts of 1911, approved
May 24; Chapter 583, Acts of 1911, approved June 22.
Ipswich, boundary between Hamilton and, established. Chapter 150, Acts of
1904, approved March 12.
Part of boundary between Rowley and, established. Chapter 162, Acts of 1904,
approved March 19.
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7
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Lancaster, boundary between Leominster and, established. Chapter 363, Acts
of 1906, approved May 7.
Boundary between Sterling and, established. Chapter 429, Acts of 1908, ap-
proved April 21.
Leominster, boundary between Lancaster and, established. Chapter 363, Acts
of 1906, approved May 7.
Leyden, boundary between Colrain and, established. Chapter 327, Acts of 1911,
approved April 24.
Littleton, boundary between Boxborough and, established. Chapter 492, Acts
of 1906, approved June 15.
Boundary between Harvard and, established. Chapter 483, Acts of 1906,
approved June 14.
Longmeadow, part of, annexed to SPRINGFIELD. Chapter 639, Acts of 1914,
approved June 6.
LOWELL, part of Tewksbury annexed to. Chapter 335, Acts of 1906, approved
April 30.
Lynnfield, boundary between Reading and, established. Chapter 361, Acts of
1905, approved May 2.
Boundary between Saugus and, established. Chapter 407, Acts of 1901, ap-
proved May 17.
MALDEN, part of boundary between MEDFORD and, established. Chapter 612,
Acts of 1910, approved June 10.
Manchester, boundary between GLOUCESTER and, located and defined. Chapter
379, Acts of 1902, approved May 6.
Marion, part boundary between Wareham and, established. Chapter 126, Acts
of 1909, approved March 1.
MARLBOROUGH, boundary between Berlin and, established. Chapter 357, Acts
of 1905, approved May 1.
Part of boundary between Southborough and, established. Chapter 393,
Acts of 1901, approved May 16.
Mashpee, part of Sandwich annexed to, and part of boundary between Sandwich
and, established. Chapter 306, Acts of 1905, approved April 20.
Medfield, boundary between Dover, Norfolk, and Walpole and, established.
Chapter 389, Acts of 1903, approved May 27.
MEDFORD, part of boundary between MALDEN and, established. Chapter 612,
Acts of 1910, approved June 10.
MELROSE, boundary between Wakefield and, established. Chapter 376, Acts of
1906, approved May 9.
Middleton, boundary between Boxford and, established. Chapter 252, Acts of
1904, approved April 22.
Boundary between North Andover and, established. Chapter 251, Acts of
1904, approved April 22.
Milford, boundary between Hopkinton and, established. Chapter 423, Acts of
1907, approved May 16.
Boundary between Upton and, established. Chapter 422, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved May 16.
Millbury, boundary between Oxford and, established. Chapter 95, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
Boundary between Sutton and, established. Chapter 425, Acts of 1907,
approved May 16.
Montgomery, boundary between Russell and, established. Chapter 614, Acts of
1914, approved June 3.
New Ashford, boundary between Cheshire and, established. Chapter 670, Acts
of 1912, approved May 8.
CHANGES IN BOUNDARY LINES, ETC.
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NEW BEDFORD, part of Dartmouth annexed to. Chapter 256, Acts of 1911,
approved April 6.
New Braintree, boundary between North Brookfield and, established. Chapter
330, Acts of 1911, approved April 24.
Boundary between West Brookfield and, established. Chapter 332, Acts of
1911, approved April 24.
Newbury, part of boundary between Rowley and, established. Chapter 219,
Acts of 1905, approved March 27.
New Salem, boundary between Prescott and, established. Chapter 340, Acts of
1911, approved April 27.
NEWTON, boundary between Brookline and, established. Chapter 249, Acts of
1907, approved March 28.
Norfolk, part of boundary between Foxborough and, established. Chapter 380,
Acts of 1903, approved May 23.
Boundary between Medfield and, established. Chapter 389, Acts of 1903,
approved May 27.
NORTH ADAMS, part of Williamstown annexed to. Chapter 262, Acts of 1900,
approved April 25.
NORTHAMPTON, part of, annexed to HOLYOKE. Chapter 480, Acts of 1909, ap-
proved June 9.
Boundary between Easthampton and, established. Chapter 395, Acts of 1914,
approved April 21.
North Andover, boundary between Boxford and, established. Chapter 147,
Acts of 1904, approved March 12.
Boundary between Middleton and, established. Chapter 251, Acts of 1904,
approved April 22.
Boundary between North Reading and, established. Chapter 149, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Northbridge, boundary between Uxbridge and, established. Chapter 408, Acts
of 1908, approved April 17.
North Brookfield, boundary between Brookfield and, established. Chapter 240,
Acts of 1910, approved March 18.
Boundary between New Braintree and, established. Chapter 330, Acts of
1911, approved April 24.
Boundary between West Brookfield and, established. Chapter 331, Acts of
1911, approved April 24.
North Reading, boundary between Andover and, established. Chapter 250,
Acts of 1904, approved April 22.
Boundary between North Andover and, established. Chapter 149, Acts of
1904, approved March 12.
Oak Bluffs, name of Cottage City changed to. Chapter 27, Acts of 1907, approved
January 25.
Oxford, boundary between Auburn and, established. Chapter 302, Acts of 1908,
approved March 27.
Boundary between Charlton and, established. Chapter 92, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved February 11.
Boundary between Millbury and, established. Chapter 95, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved February 11.
Palmer, boundary between Ware and, established. Chapter 471, Acts of 1910,
approved April 29.
Paxton, boundary between Holden and, established. Chapter 157, Acts of 1906,
approved March 13.
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Pembroke, part of boundary between Hanson and, established. Chapter 194,
Acts of 1903, approved April 3.
Peru, boundary between Hinsdale and, established. Chapter 169, Acts of 1912,
approved February 28.
Phillipston, boundary between Templeton and, established. Chapter 407, Acts
of 1908, approved April 17.
Plainville incorporated from part of Wrentham. Chapter 255, Acts of 1905,
approved April 4.
Prescott, boundary between New Salem and, established. Chapter 310, Acts of
1911, approved April 27.
Reading, boundary between Lynnfield and, established. Chapter 361, Acts of
1905, approved May 2.
REVERE incorporated as a city. Chapter 687, Acts of 1914, approved June 19.
Rowley, boundary between Boxford and, established. Chapter 148, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Boundary between Ipswich and, established. Chapter 162, Acts of 1904, ap-
proved March 19.
Boundary between Newbury and, established. Chapter 219, Acts of 1905,
approved March 27.
Russell, boundary between Montgomery and, established. Chapter 614, Acts of
1914, approved June 3.
Sandwich, part of, annexed to Mashpee and part of boundary between Mashpee
and, established. Chapter 306, Acts of 1905, approved April 20.
Saugus, boundary between Lynnfield and, established. Chapter 407, Acts of
1901, approved May 17.
Shrewsbury, boundary between Grafton and, established. Chapter 93, Acts of
1907, approved February 11.
Boundary between Westborough and, established. Chapter 91, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
SOMERVILLE, boundary between Arlington and, established. Chapter 221, Acts
of 1910, approved March 16.
Southborough, part of boundary between MARLBOROUGH and, established.
Chapter 393, Acts of 1901, approved May 16.
Southbridge, boundary between Charlton and, established. Chapter 96, Acts
of 1907, approved February 11.
Boundary between Dudley and, established. Chapter 97, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved February 11.
SPRINGFIELD, part of Longmeadow annexed to. Chapter 639, Acts of 1914, ap-
proved June 6.
Sterling, boundary between Lancaster and, established. Chapter 429, Acts of
1908, approved April 21.
Stow, boundary between Hudson and, established. Chapter 411, Acts of 1905,
approved May 24.
Sutton, boundary between Douglas and, established. Chapter 426, Acts of 1907,
approved May 16.
Boundary between Millbury and, established. Chapter 425, Acts of 1907,
approved May 16.
Templeton, boundary between Phillipston and, established. Chapter 407, Acts
of 1908, approved April 17.
Tewksbury, boundary between Andover and, established. Chapter 373, Acts of
1903, approved May 21.
Part of, annexed to LOWELL. Chapter 335, Acts of 1906, approved April 30.
CHANGES IN BOUNDARY LINES, ETC.
175
Upton, boundary between Hopkinton and, established. Chapter 424, Acts of
1907, approved May 16.
Boundary between Milford and, established. Chapter 422, Acts of 1907, ap-
proved May 16.
Uxbridge, boundary between Northbridge and, established. Chapter 408, Acts
of 1908, approved April 17.
Wakefield, boundary between MELROSE and, established. Chapter 376, Acts
of 1906, approved May 9.
Walpole, boundary between Dover and, established. Chapter 146, Acts of 1904,
approved March 12.
Boundary between Foxborough and, established. Chapter 380, Acts of 1903,
approved May 23.
Boundary between Medfield and, established. Chapter 389, Acts of 1903,
approved May 27.
Ware, boundary between Palmer and, established. Chapter 471, Acts of 1910,
approved April 29.
Wareham, part of boundary between Carver and, established. Chapter 394,
Acts of 1901, approved May 16.
Part of boundary between Marion and, established. Chapter 126, Acts of 1909,
approved March 1.
Watertown, part of, annexed to Belmont and part of boundary between Belmont
and, established. Chapter 378, Acts of 1903, approved May 23.
Part of boundary between Belmont and, established. Chapter 362, Acts of
1911, approved April 29.
Wenham, boundary between Hamilton and, established. Chapter 356, Acts of
1905, approved May 1.
Westborough, boundary between Grafton and, established. Chapter 94, Acts of
1907, approved February 11.
Boundary between Shrewsbury and, established. Chapter 91, Acts of 1907,
approved February 11.
West Boylston, boundary between Boylston and, established. Chapter 360,
Acts of 1905, approved May 2.
West Brookfield, boundary between Brookfield and, established. Chapter 510,
Acts of 1910, approved May 13.
Boundary between New Braintree and, established. Chapter 332, Acts of
1911, approved April 24.
Boundary between North Brookfield and, established. Chapter 331, Acts of
1911, approved April 24.
Westminster, boundary between Gardner and, established. Chapter 410, Acts of
1908, approved April 17.
West Newbury, boundary between Groveland and, established. Chapter 249,
Acts of 1904, approved April 22.
Williamstown, part of, annexed to NORTH ADAMS. Chapter 262, Acts of 1900,
approved April 25.
Winchendon, boundary between Gardner and, established. Chapter 409, Acts of
1908, approved April 17.
WORCESTER, boundary between Grafton and, established. Chapter 90, Acts of
1907, approved February 11.
Wrentham, part of, incorporated as Plainville. Chapter 255, Acts of 1905, ap-
proved April 4.
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THE MEDIAN POINT AND CENTER OF POPULATION.
The Median Point. -- The geographical distribution of the popula-
tion as it changes from time to time is always a matter of interest, and
is, in a measure, reflected at each census by the determination of what
is known as the median point and the center of population, two terms
which have quite a different meaning. In fixing the former, it is neces-
sary to ascertain the location of two median lines, namely, a longitudinal
line drawn so as to divide the population evenly east and west of the line,
and a latitudinal line drawn so as to divide the population evenly north
and south of the same. To do this, one must first assume trial median
lines, determine how they divide the population, and ascertain the magni.
tude of errors, so that the proper corrections may be obtained. When
the median line passes through a city or town, as is likely to be the case,
ward and enumeration district units must be used to divide and dis-
tribute the population as accurately as possible.
The meridian of longitude drawn in this manner for Massachusetts
cuts the northern boundary of the State in Haverhill about two miles
west of the center of the city and passes through Somerville, Cambridge,
Boston, and Brookline, finally crossing the shore line in the southern
part of the State in the town of Westport at a place very near the Rhode
Island Massachusetts line. The parallel of latitude in the west crosses
the New York-Massachusetts line in the town of West Stockbridge,
touching the northernmost corner of the city of Worcester and terminat-
ing in Boston Harbor at South Boston. The meridian of longitude for
1915 is midway between the corresponding lines for 1895 and 1905, while
the parallel of latitude is south of that for 1905 by about the same
distance as the one for that year was south of the line for 1895.
It is readily seen that a large movement of the population in the
vicinity of Worcester to Pittsfield would have no effect upon the meridian
of longitude because both of the districts mentioned are west of the line;
if, however, a relatively small number of people were to remove from the
eastern part of Boston to the western part of Brookline, or even to the
western part of Boston, such a movement would cause a shifting of the
median line to the west. It must not be assumed that each of the four
sections into which the State is apparently divided geographically by the
- median lines, as would be shown on the map, contains the same amount
of population, since the meridian of longitude bisects, as it were, the
population of the Staie as a whole; that is, it does not bisect, in terms
of population figures, the sections north and south of the latitudinal
lines as separate units of area independent of each other, and hence the
population of the two sections north of the latitudinal line are not equal;
similarly, of course, the population of the two sections south of the lati-
tudinal line are not equal. But it is obvious that the population of the
THE MEDIAN POINT AND CENTER OF POPULATION.
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four sections, when added, must be the population of the entire State;
hence it follows that the population of the sections which are diagonally
opposite each other are in each case equal. The diagram on page 179
indicates the relative position of the median lines, the median point, and
also the center of population.
The median point is that at which the two median lines (that is, the
meridian of longitude and latitude), drawn as above described, cross.
In 1895 the median point was located in Cambridge near the corner of
River Street and Putnam Avenue; during the next decade it moved
southwest, and was located in Boston near the corner of Commonwealth
and Brighton Avenues; and in 1915 it was in Brookline, on Stearns
Road near the corner of St. Paul Street, which was southwest of its
location in 1895 and southeast of its location in 1905.
But this point is not, properly speaking, the center of population,
though likely to be confused with it, since it reflects as it shifts from
census to census only the difference in the growth of population, re-
spectively, east and west and north and south of it, -- two different and
independent factors which must be reconciled in some manner in order
to establish the actual center of population, if it be desired to show the
trend of the movement of population from census to census.
The Center of Population. — If we consider the surface of the State
as a rigid plane without weight, capable of sustaining the population
distributed thereon, individuals being assumed to be of equal weight, and
each, therefore, to exert a pressure on any supporting pivotal point di-
rectly proportional to his distance from the point, the pivotal point on
which the plane balances would, of course, be its center of gravity, and
that is the point properly referred to by the term “center of population.”
It is easily seen that any movement of population affects the location
of this point, unlike the median point or the median lines. The method
of locating the center of population for the State is to assume two axes
of rotation, one perpendicular to the other, entirely without the State
boundary as shown on a conveniently sized map. A parallel of latitude
and a meridian of longitude are the axes used. Definite points are as-
sumed to be the centers of population for each city or town, and measure-
ments are taken from an axis to each of these predetermined points. The
distance measured to a point multiplied by the population of the city or
town represented by the point gives the moment of that particular city
or town about the axis used for the measurement. The sums of the
moments of every city and town about each axis are ascertained and these
are divided by the total population of the State, giving as results the
moment arms from each axis of the center of gravity or center of popula-
tion. Lines are drawn parallel to, and a distance equal to the resultant
moment arm from, each axis. The intersection of these two lines is the
center of population.
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The center of population for 1915 as determined by the method above
described is in the eastern part of the town of Framingham very near the
Natick boundary, and is only one mile from that of 1905, when the center
was also in Framingham. During the decade the center of population has
moved southeast, in the same general direction as the median point. It
may be noted that between 1905 and 1915 the center moved one and a
half times as far south as it did east. This location may be compared
with that of the center of gravity of the area of the State, which is in
Worcester near the business section. If the population were evenly dis-
tributed over the entire State, the latter would also be the center of
population.
NOTE. - This description of the method of determining the median point and center of population is taken
from Volume I of the Reports of the Thirteenth Census of the United States modified so as to apply to
Massachusetts.
THE MEDIAN POINT AND CENTER OF POPULATION.
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PART II
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE POPULATION
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION
TABLE 14 is a summary of the principal census data relating to the
Composition and Characteristics of the Population, and gives by sex for
the State, and for the cities and towns, arranged alphabetically:-
(A) The number of native and foreign born.
(B) The number of white persons classified by native of native parentage, native
of foreign or mixed parentage, and foreign born; the number of colored
persons, classified by native and foreign born; the number of all other
persons (including Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and all other), classified
by native and foreign born.
(C) The number and per cent of illiterates 10 years of age and over; the number and
per cent of native, foreign-born, white, and colored illiterates 10 years
of age
and
over;
and the total number of illiterates 21 years of
age and
over.
(D) The number of persons of voting age (i.e., 21 years of age and over), classified by
native and foreign born.
(E) The number of foreign-born white males, classified by alien, naturalized, un-
qualified and unknown.
(F) The number of persons in each of 21 specified age periods.
(G) The number of persons 14 years of age and over engaged in gainful occupations
as distributed among the following general classes:
(1) Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry.
(2) Extraction of minerals.
(3) Manufacturing and mechanical industries.
(4) Transportation.
(5) Trade.
(6) Public service (not elsewhere classified).
(7) Professional service.
(8) Domestic and personal service.
(9) Clerical.
This table is followed, in Parts III and IV, by a series of presentations
in greater detail, giving the data for the foreign born by country of birth
and accompanied by a brief text analysis.
1 The number of persons of any specified age in any city or town of the Commonwealth is obtainable from
the files of the Bureau of Statistics.
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TABLE 14.-COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION, BY SEX,
(NOTE. —“Unqualified” includes paupers, persons under guardianship, and persons whose period of residence
All other" includes Chinese,
THE STATE
Abington
CLASSIFICATION
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
5,646 2,767 2,879
4,771 2,347 2,424
875 420 455
5,632 2,759 2,873
3,212 1,552 1,660
1,546 788 758
874 419 455
10
6
10 4
6
GAIOSO
.
CAIO
45
1.9
-
20
4,652 2,273 2,3791
94 49
2.0 2.2
3,792 1,858 1,934
3
3
0.1 0.2
860 415 445
91 46 45
10.6 11.1 10.1
4,638 2,265 2,373
93 48 45
2.0 2.1 1.9
10
6
IA
-
8.0
84
45
39
3,682
2,891
791
1,798
1,411
387
1.884
1,480
404
(A) POPULATION
iTotal population
3,693,310 1,813,713 1,879,597
Native
2,541,265 1,238,297 1,302,968
Foreign born
1,152,045 575,416 576,629
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
3,644,273 1,787,944 1,856,329
Native, native parentage
1,161,584 566,404 595,180
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
1,342,567 654,001 688,566
Foreign born
1,140,122 567,539
572,583
8 Colored
45,598 22,703 22,895
9 Native
35,634 16,699 18,935
10 Foreign born
9,964 6,004 3,960
11 All other
3,439 3,066 373
12 Native
1,480 1,193 287
13 Foreign born
1,959 1,873
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(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 | Total population 10 years of age and over
12,994,158 1,461,535 1,532,623
15 Number illiterate
128,563 61,782 66,781
16 Per cent illiterate
4.3 4.2 4.4
17 Native
1,868,863 899,605 969,258
18 Number illiterate
6,184 3,620 2,564
19 Per cent illiterate
0.3 0.4 0.3
Foreign born
1,125,295 561,930 563,365
21 Number illiterate
122,379 58,162 64,217
22 Per cent illiterate
10.9 10.4 11.4
23 White
2,952,943 1,439,599 1,513,344
24 Number illiterate
125,307 60,073 65,234
25 Per cent illiterate
4.2 4.2 4.3
26 Colored
37,974 18,960 19,014
27 Number illiterate
3,115
1,602
1,513
28 Per cent illiterate
8.2 8.4
29 Illiterates 21 years of ageandover (includingage unknown) 119,906 57,609 62,297
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
2,306,238 1,121,508 1,184,730
31 Native
1,296,491 614,465 682,026
32 Foreign born
1,009,747 507,043 502,704
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
292,922 292,922
34 Naturalized
195,511 195,511
35 Unqualified and unknown
11,401 11,401
(T) AGE PERIODS
36 Under 1 year
75,253 37.988 37,265
37 1 and over but under 5 years
288,044 145,180 142,864
38 5 and over but under 7 years
137,278 69,099 68,179
39 7 and over but under 10 years
198,577 99,911 98,666
40 10 and over but under 14 years
242,859 122,303 120,556
41 14 and over but under 16 years
116,236 58,108 58,128
42 16 and over but under 18 years
122,273 60,277 61.996
43 18 and over but under 21 years
206,552 99,339 107,213
44
21 and over but under 25 years
288,645 139,126 149,519
45 25 and over but under 30 years
346,076 171,017 175,059
46 30 and over but under 35 years
299,217 149,294 149,923
47 35 and over but under 40 years
289,729 142,617 147.112
48 40 and over but under 45 years
252,936 125,462 127,474
49 45 and over but under 50 years
217,510 107,909 109,601
50 50 and over but under 55 years
182,789 89,490 93,299
51 55 and over but under 60 years
134,658 65,133 69,525
52 60 and over but under 65 years
104,707 49.079 55,628
53 65 and over but under 70 years
76,268 34,790 41,478
54 70 and over but under 75 years
54,374 23,638 30,736
55 75 and over but under 80 years
33,035 13,724 19,311
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
26,294 10,229 16,065
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCU-
PATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF
AGZ AND OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
1,640,890 1,183,131 457,759
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
79,385 78,781
604
59 Extraction of minerals
2,087 2,087
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
791,507 597,707 193,800
61 Transportation
117,455 110,048 7,407
62
Trade
201.098 172,644 28,454
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
40,457 40,150 307
64 Professional service
95,102 46.123 48.979
65 Domestic and personal service :
180,254 64,588 115,666
66 Clerical
133,545 71,003 62,542
215
167
4
215
167
63
194
94
143
180
79
120
420
182
272
363
159
151
297
394
466
410
421
382
377
318
301
203
171
99
67
73
76
140
183
237
194
219
198
176
146
160
100
84
50
17
34
57
226
88
129
183
80
75
157
211
229
216
202
184
201
172
141
103
87
49
50
39
523
3
2,359
159
3
1,405
145
216
39
113
123
156
1,836
156
3
1,142
144
195
38
49
38
71
263
1
21
1
64
85
85
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 185
FOR THE STATE AND FOR CITIES AND TOWNS, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
is less than one year in Massachusetts and less than six months in the city or town in which he resides.
Japanese, Indian, and all other.)
Acton
Acushnet
Adams
Agawam
Alford
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males Total Males
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
2,151 1,058 1,093
1,703
821
882
448 237 211
2,387 1,193 1,194 | 13,218 6,363 6,855
1,678 834 844 8,505 4,122 4,383
709 359 350 4,713 2,241 2,472
4,555
3,434
2,327 2,228
1,730 1,704
597
524
271
237
34
147
126
21
124
111
13
1,121
4
2,145
1,148
552
445
6
3
3
1,054
547
272
235
4
2
1,091
601
280
210
2
1
2,379
835
839
705
8
1,187
429
402
356
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1,192
406
437
349
2
1
13,209 6,358 6,851
2,629 1,302 1,327
5,869 2,817 3,052
4,711 2,239 2,472
5
1
5
4,518
1,815
1,582
1,121
37
37
2,310 2,208
924 891
789 793
597 524
17 20
17
271
191
46
34
147
102
24
21
124
89
22
13
20
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1
11
107
220
920
6
0.7
712
1,766
113
6.4
1,070
4
890
55
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537
3,494
312
8.9
2,397
22
224
1
0.4
190
117
1
0.9
96
0.4
0.9
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,805
16
0.9
1,365
1
0.1
440
15
3.4
1,799
16
0.9
885
10
1.1
653
1
0.2
232
9
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10
1.1
208
6
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696
109
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112
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55
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58 428 208
6.6 4.2 4.3 4.2
533 5,486 2,643 2,843
40 13 27
0.7 0.5 0.9
343 4,630 2,200 2,430
58 388 195
193
16.9 8.4 8.9 7.9
874 10,107 4,838 5,269
57 428 208 220
6.5 4.2 4.3 4.2
5
1
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55 416 205 211
1,790 1,704
155 157
8.7 9.2
1,208 1,189
18
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582 515
137 .153
23.5 29.7
1,777 1,688
153 156
8.6 9.2
13 16
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152
1,097
290
26.4
3,465
309
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297
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225
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223
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137
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175 102
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186
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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1
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Amesbury
Amherst
CLASSIFICATION
Total | Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
8,543
6,762
1,781
4,079 4,464
3,219 3,543
860 921
5,558
4,750
808
2,649 2,909
2,270 2,480
379 429
5
6
8,525
3,789
2,956
1,780
16
16
4,069
1,782
1,428
859
8
8
4,456
2,007
1,528
921
8
8
8
9
10
11
12
13
5,394 2,576 2,818
3,377 1,611 1,766
1,216 592 624
801 373 428
152 66
86
148 63 85
4 3
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4,653 2,174 2,479
67 37 30
1.4 1.7 1.2
3,858 ! 1,799 2,059
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
7,105 3,376 3,729
215 110 105
3.0 3.3 2.8
5,372 2,540 2,832
11
6
5
0.2 0.2 0.2
1,733 836
897
104 100
11.8 12.4 11.1
7,090 3,366 3,724
214 109 105
3.0 3.2 2.8
13
8
5
204
795
67
8.4
4,511
67
1.5
133
375
37
9.9
2,111
37
1.8
58
420
30
7.1
2,400
30
1.3
75
211
107
104
61
33
28
30
31
32
5,582 2,609 2,973
3,952 1,820
2,132
1,630 789 841
3,682 1,691
2,972 1,341
710 350
1,991
1,631
360
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years.
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35
years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
381
393
14
381
393
14
219
118
7
219
118
7
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
135
573
305
425
557
263
254
449
614
642
582
580
575
576
472
431
350
271
231
134
124
59
272
146
226
289
128
133
217
283
305
260
291
269
261
235
204
166
128
101
57
49
76
301
159
199
268
135
121
232
331
337
322
289
306
315
237
227
184
143
130
77
75
87
373
198
247
313
177
184
297
395
456
415
409
406
347
279
259
195
184
147
91
99
49
204
96
126
163
89
89
142
181
205
204
203
194
154
134
116
82
87
52
40
39
38
169
102
121
150
88
95
155
214
251
211
206
212
193
145
143
113
97
95
51
60
3,564 2,663
153 153
901
2,243
435
1,661
433
582
2
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
392
14
49
2,171
1,779
576
115
177
116
180
329
48
213
283
187
166
280
48
78
80
79
692
124
190
34
302
370
96
33
194
95
38
9
13
1
108
275
58
135
203
108
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 187
OF THE POPULATION — Continued.
Andover
Arlington
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ashfield
Total Males Fe-
males
Total Males
Total Males
Total
Fe-
Total Males
males
WN
7,978 3,615 4,363 || 14,889
5,505 2,526 2,979 | 11,391
2,473
3,498
2,057
100
7,860 3,563 4,297 | 14,826 6,851 7,975
2,755 1,256 1,499 6,122 2,848 3,274
2,664
5,219 2,429 2,790
2,441
3,485
1,574 1,911
116
57 13 44
85
48 12 36
31
9
8
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6
6
2
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57 31
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4,217 1,885 2,332
4
33
0.5
353
1
0.3
297
750
2
31
2.9
22
1.6
51
9
17.6 20.0
432
9 18
2.1 2.0
2
31
1.1
25
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11
44
5,160 2,234 2,926
3,040 1,312 1,728
922 1,198
9,510
6,251
3,259
4,227 5,283
2,754 3,497
1,473 1,786
1,293
935
358
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248
116
133
211
263
143
217
266
120
144
221
305
353
321
367
357
253
253
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41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
789
938
458
502
725
1,062
1,316
1,172
1,249
1.156
959
828
535
409
347
232
132
113
278
270
278
254
236
479
240
254
397
616
745
649
691
605
497
218
248
328
446
571
523
558
551
462
388
249
173
146
90
127
131
158
138
122
128
117
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109
45
346
244
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53
188
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-
Ashland
Athol
CLASSIFICATION
Fe-
Total Males
Total Males
Fe-
males
males
1
2,005
1,606
399
976 1,029
783 823
193 206
9,783 4,876 4,907
7,836 3,881 3,955
1,947 995 952
2,003
1,017
588
398
974
489
293
192
1
1
1,029
528
295
206
9,778 4,871 4,907
5,104 2,515 2,589
2,729 1,363 1,366
1,945 993 952
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10
11
12
13
1,588
750
2
0.3
565
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
0.3
1,200
1
0.1
388
3
0.8
1,586
838
2
0.2
635
1
0.2
203
1
0.5
838
2
0.2
185
2
1.1
748
2
0.3
1
7,566 3,729 3,837
156 89 67
2.1 2.4 1.7
5,682 2,771 2,911
9 8
1
0.2 0.3
1,884 958 926
147 81 66
7.8 8.5 7.1
7,561 3,724 3,837
156 89 67
2.1 2.4 1.7
1
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28
29
142
84
58
30
31
32
1,258
910
348
592
426
166
666
484
182
5,929 2,916 3,013
4,251 2,049 2,202
1,678 867 811
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other.
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native .
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born'
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WEITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINTUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service :
Clerical
33
34
35
84
81
84
81
604
256
5
604
256
5
31
85
53
57
65
29
26
21
89
24
57
64
38
26
44
55
91
38
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
52
174
77
114
129
67
52
82
106
170
167
146
126
130
121
90
57
54
45
22
24
51
79
85
72
54
62
61
46
24
22
18
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1,144
353
470
593
280
290
474
710
841
724
684
634
573
426
351
306
253
182
122
123
123
589
195
240
311
153
132
217
334
430
378
349
321
295
202
159
144
127
63
60
54
127
555
158
230
282
127
158
257
376
411
346
335
313
278
224
192
162
126
119
62
69
74
72
68
60
14
153
950
753
117
600
116
1
60
463
16
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
343
66
64
17
53
39
54
283
66
60
16
30
10
19
3,992 3,042
166 166
1
1
2,476 2,013
201 185
359 312
53 52
156 70
340 101
240 142
1
1
86
239
98
35
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54
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
189
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
ATTLEBORO
Auburn
Avon
Ayer
Barnstable
Fe-
Total
Fe
Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total | Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
males
18,480
2 13,745
3 4,735
9,095 9,385
6,783 6,962
2,312 2,423
3,281
2,409
872
1,717 1,564
1,253 1,156
464 408
2,164 1,073 1,091
1,876 926 950
288 147 141
2,779 1,359 1,420
2,224 1,093 1,131
555 266 289
4,995 2,499 2,496
4,205 2,106 2,099
790 393 397
A
3,278
1,053
1,354
871
9,016
3,598
3,128
2,290
73
54
19
763
2,163 1,072 1,091
1,113 548 565
378 385
287 146 141
894
4 | 18,305
5 7,229
6 6,370
7 4,706
8 163
9 138
10 25
11 12
12
8
13
1,715 1,563
549 504
703 651
463 408
1 1
1
9,289
3,631
3,242
2,416
90
84
6
6
រ ង១៩នេះខ័ន៖
386
O II
2,756 1,346 | 1,410
1,308 620 688
461
433
554 265 289
21 11 10
21 11 10
4,811
3,183
890
738
182
131
51
2
2,391 2,420
1,589 1,594
450 440
352
106 76
66 65
40 11
2
2
1
71
873
14
1.6
730
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
14,907
332
2.2
10,278
32
0.3
4,629
300
6.5
14,763
325
2.2
137
7
7,266 7,641
166
166
2.3 2.2
5,011 5,267
14 18
0.3 0.3
2,255 2,374
152 148
6.7 6.2
7,200 7,563
165 160
2.3 2.1
61 76
1 6
1.6 7.9
162 160
2,512
91
3.6
1,662
16
1.0
850
75
8.8
2,509
91
3.6
2
1,314 1,198
43 48
3.3 4.0
862 800
8 8
0.9 1.0
452 398
35 40
7.7
10.1
1,312 1,197
43 48
3.3 4.0
1 1
1,755
32
1.8
1,473
2
0.1
282
30
10.6
1,754
32
1.8
0.1
143
13
9.1
872
14
1.6
882
18
2.0
743
1
0.1
139
17
12.2
882
18
2.0
2,302 1,131 1,171
35 36
3.1 3.1 3.1
1,769 875 894
7
4 3
0.4 0.5 0.3
533 256 277
64 31 33
12.0 12.1
11.9
2,283 1,119 1,164
71 35 36
3.1 3.1 3.1
17 10
4,141 2,040 2,101
104 60 44
2.5
2.9 2.1
3,380 1,665 1,715
16 8 8
0.5 0.5 0.5
761 375 386
88 52 36
11.6 13.9 9.3
3,998 1,951 2,047
52 43
2.4
2.1
141 87 54
9 8 1
6.4 9.2 1.9
102 58
}
95
2.7
រ ១
) -
5.1
322
89
43
46
32
14
18
71
35
36
30
31
32
11,613
7,430
4,183
5,610 6,003
3,576 3,854
2,034 | 2,149
1,810
1,036
774
923
516
407
887
520
367
1,318
1,051
267
658
520
138
660
531
129
1,842
1,343
499
895
658
237
947
685
262
3,345
2,665
680
1,638 1,707
1,303 1,362
335
345
33
34
35
1,055
925
39
1,055
925
39
218
178
10
218
178
10
74
2
។
137
96
3
137
96
3
225
72
3
225
72
3
”
36
37
38
39
40
36
167
84
116
161
20
82
26
72
86
16
75
42
76
25
97
52
54
59
42
347
1,480
754
174
736
388
531
615
280
282
479
659
866
841
740
622
512
173
744
366
461
579
270
275
514
787
972
821
759
608
501
448
370
267
178
126
87
74
305
158
232
284
126
125
167
198
234
245
235
218
168
155
108
94
62
47
26
20
78
93
96
120
118
132
118
84
78
51
51
28
21
17
9
38
138
74
116
123
67
47
74
102
114
127
103
100
84
77
57
43
36
157
68
148
179
93
65
100
129
174
174
146
144
158
104
92
76
37
43
29
12
29
58
71
81
91
78
69
80
51
41
40
15
21
15
5
36
42
58
93
83
68
75
78
53
51
36
59
196
96
126
171
83
75
131
175
255
218
229
191
189
156
112
104
81
63
36
33
38
45
74
82
122
111
118
89
88
92
50
52
38
24
16
13
30
57
93
133
107
111
102
101
64
62
52
43
39
20
20
100
323
184
247
293
157
137
209
299
358
322
358
353
319
312
265
250
177
148
100
84
58
177
103
121
142
70
72
118
161
179
163
178
174
148
152
136
116
92
76
32
31
42
146
81
126
151
87
65
91
138
179
159
180
179
171
160
129
134
85
72
68
53
446
26
9
11
882
198
282
353
1,304 1,057
218 216
247
2
684
46
46
109
575
45
83
760
65
79
19
31
54
78
625
59
65
17
13
15
135
466
44
74
910
43
1,999
398
1,646
398
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
992
1,194
550
557
993
1,446
1,838
1,662
1,499
1,230
1,013
894
698
509
331
224
141
128
328
242
153
98
54
49
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
8,117
280
1
5,160
397
728
141
340
533
537
6,032 2,085
279 1
1
4,018 1,142
370 27
651 77
140 1
150
190
198 335
225 312
6
14
2
18
39
31
4
13
13
24
1,192
43
1
337
352
137
24
74
137
87
1
273
337
125
23
36
34
38
64
15
12
1
38
103
49
2
619
230
237
47
114
292
60
2
595
216
220
38
70
84
23
24
14
17
9
44
208
37
23
43
63
10
30
39
190
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Barre
Becket
CLASSIFICATION
Fe-
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
1
2
3,476 1,888 1,588
2,171 1.124 1,047
1,305 764 541
973
849
124
519
429
90
454
420
34
5
3,474 1,887 1,587
1,264 667 597
906 457 449
1,304 763 541
511
306
115
952
603
225
124
21
21
441
297
110
34
13
13
7
8
| | | | ទីន
1
10
11
12
13
* 263
442
19
4.3
353
7
2.0
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
2,730 1,504
117
9.6 7.8
1,478 769
10 8
0.7 1.0
1,252 735
253 109
20.2 14.8
2,728 1,503
263 117
9.6 7.8
1
1,226
146
11.9
709
2
0.3
517
144
27.9
1,225
146
11.9
1
804
22
2.7
682
9
1.3
122
13
10.7
787
20
2.5
17
2
11.8
20
89
12
13.5
437
18
4.1
5
1
20.0
17
362
3
0.8
329
2
0.6
33
1
3.0
350
2
0.6
12
1
8.3
3
244
108
136
30
31
32
2,115
1,085
1,030
1,160
554
606
955
531
424
599
489
110
342
263
79
257
226
31
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other.
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service:
Clerical
33
34
35
539
60
6
539
60
6
59
20
59
20
53
155
30
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
107
327
141
171
190
82
118
225
342
394
244
248
186
153
143
54
172
74
84
106
40
60
138
184
215
151
140
95
88
87
57
87
84
42
58
87
158
179
93
108
91
65
56
50
45
38
36
21
15
45
72
36
35
62
59
68
68
76
60
49
60
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
20
34
18
15
33
44
39
44
40
31
30
36
23
18
13
15
5
4
10
36
21
25
38
18
20
29
15
29
24
36
29
19
24
21
22
11
8
7
12
107
92
73
64
35
28
18
15
40
24
23
12
16
30
317
57
58
59
60
1,545 1,228
232 232
778
176
1111
435
172
24
112
36
18
26
12
32
374
171
24
96
35
13
25
5
954
65
67
19
54
118
36
Naosa
cs งง - -*
16
1
5
1
5
63
62
19
21
32
20
65
86
16
లుకుని
27
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 191
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Bedford
Belchertown
Bellingham
Belmont
Berkley
Fe
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe
males
Fe-
males
Fe
males
Fe-
males
1,365
1.031
334
2,062 1,025 1,037
1,706
856
356
181
1,953
1.423
530
8,081 3,767 4,314
5,852 2,775 3,077
2,229 992 1,237
1,362
649
380
333
3
ឱទី ទីនទី១១
2,049
1,087
1,016 1,033
553 534
289 318
174 181
387
257
8,055 3,761 4,294
3,165 1,534 1,631
2,677 1,237 1,440
2,213 990 1,223
22
ខ្លួន ខ្លួនទី១១
ឱមិនឱៗៗ ! ! !
7
8
9
10
1
១ .
ខេម ANN
1,552
49
3.2
1,028
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
352
90
25.6
1,672
102
6.1
12
8
0.6 1.2
175 177
43 47
24.6 26.6
850 822
47 55
5.5 6.7
8 4
789
13
1.6
518
2
0.4
271
11
4.1
788
13
1.6
1
6,673
216 125
3.2 4.1
4,470
1
1-
2,203
977 1,226
215 124 91
9.8 12.7
6,647 3,0493,598
213 124
3.2 4.1
22
13.0
761
36
4.7
2
168
45
26.8
781
42
5.4
15
0.9
80
27
33.8
397
26
6.5
9
0.4
3
-
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!
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5.
៦២១
T
101
47
11
20
1,262
934
328
1,156
688
468
5,419 2,466 2,953
3,387 1,551 1,836
2,032 915 1,117
ស៥៩
15
22
42
51
74
54
54
33
54
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
49
57
27
27
81
78
108
134
124
121
120
124
125
104
107
50
47
49
45
53
48
62
66
62
35
31
23
33
61
45
68
59
48
65
51
75
51
43
34
27
148
219
360
182
313
132
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
147
122
111
ឪ៩- -
68
221
93
92
183
268
380
153
619
244
392
446
194
199
415
608
863
815
697
551
496
449
300
225
101
107
232
340
483
421
375
281
275
252
159
3,350
249
2,428
244
1
12
11
14
782
185
542
68
270
112
225
a
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
192
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

Berlin
CLASSIFICATION
Bernardston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
865
777
88
441
402
39
424
375
49
790
736
54
408
385
23
382
351
31
863
621
154
88
2
2
439
316
84
39
2
2
424
305
70
49
790
652
84
54
408
343
42
23
COOOOOOOR
382
309
42
31
375
750
1
0.1
663
375
1
0.3
337
323
4
1.2
292
326
644
13
2.0
590
6
1.0
54
7
13.0
644
13
2.0
321
9
2.8
298
6
2.0
23
3
13.0
321
9
2.8
49
87
1
1.1
749
1
0.1
1
38
1
2.6
374
31
4
12.9
323
375
0.3
1.2
II
13
574
493
81
272
238
34
302
255
47
493
439
54
239
216
23
254
223
31
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
2 Native
3 Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other.
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17
Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25
Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
knwn)
31 Native .
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33
Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 18 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service :
66
Clerical
16
15
17
2
15
17
2
16
7
15
57
28
46
63
7
39
15
26
36
14
29
13
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5
41
25
44
68
35
31
42
56
45
47
52
60
54
61
43
45
45
31
21
14
4
24
13
25
39
22
18
24
32
25
20
24
31
27
29
18
21
17
13
9
6
1
17
12
19
29
13
13
18
24
20
27
28
29
27
32
25
24
28
18
12
8
8
18
13
20
27
15
8
19
17
24
21
33
29
26
21
38
33
50
40
57
51
50
35
45
46
此​生​必​mgu此​出​也​引​引
​19
16
26
19
24
22
24
16
23
19
22
20
14
14
9
10
23
26
9
13
7
10
27
16
20
54
318
143
264
143
296
131
247
131
18
3
67
16
.
68
13
39
6
31
13
5
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70
17
20
1
24
26
7
S-91001
18
10
1
1
1
16
24
3
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 193
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
BEVERLY
Billerica
Blackstone
Blandford
Bolton
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
1 22,959 11,469 11,490
2 16,874 8,359 8,515
3 6,085 3,110 2,975
3,246 1,600 1,646 || 5,689 2,821 2,868
2,442 1,228 1,214 4,008 1,949 2,059
804
372
1,681 872
623
574
49
330
298
32
293
276
17
768
651
117
366
307
59
402
344
58
ខាន
623
472
102
49
330
240
58
32
ទី ឱឪ។”*--
4 22,861 11,415 11,446
9,861 4,891 4,970
6,934 3,431 3,503
6,066 3,093 2,973
82 38 44
73 31 42
10 9 7
11 16 16
12
6
6
13 10 10
293
232
44
17
៖ ខ្ញុំឱន្ម៖ ៗៗ! ! ! !
ដន២០១១
3,225 1,586 1,639
1,260 633
1,174 590
791 363
19 13
7
12
2
1
393
240
96
57
5,677 2,810 2,867
1,352 666
2,655 1,283 1,372
1,670 861
11 10
1
10 10
1
752
451
185
116
16
15
1
359
211
89
59
7
7
s
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493
6
1.2
446
2
265
5
1.9
235
228
1
0.4
211
344
3
0.9
286
0.4
14 18,452 9,140 9,312
15 350 202 148
16 1.9 2.2 1.6
17 12,546 6,114 6,432
18 14 8 6
19 0.1 0.1 0.1
20 5,906 3,026 2,880
21 336 194 142
22 5.7 6.4 4.9
23 18,371 9,094 9,277
24 349 201 148
25 1.9 2.2
1.6
26 65 30
35
2,679 1,320 1,359
22 7 15
0.8 0.5 1.1
1,887 955 932
1
0.1
0.1
792 365 427
21
14
2.7 1.9 3.3
2,661
1,308 1,353
22 7 15
0.8 0.5 1.1
17 11
47
17
4,558 2,255 2,303
178 89 89
3.9 3.9 3.9
2,912 1,394 1,518
9 7 2
0.3 0.5 0.1
1,846 861 785
169 82 87
10.3 9.5 11.1
4,547 2,244 2,303
177 88 89
3.9
3.9 3.9
10 10
1
10.0
10.0
170 82
659
6
0.9
542
1
0.2
117
5
4.3
646
6
0.9
13
315
3
1.0
256
1
0.4
59
2
3.4
310
3
1.0
5
0.9
30
3
10.0
265
5
1.9
5.9
228
1 1 សងបេះ៖
5.2
336
| e-ដង
8.5
493
6
1.2
0.4
0.9
e |
28
29
326
186
140
22
15
30 14,456 7,075 7,381
31 9,106 4,347 4,759
32 5,350 2,728 2,622
2,098 1,013 1,085
1,354 673 681
744 340 404
3,272 1,602 1,670
1,782 829 953
1,490 773 717
391
348
43
207
181
26
184
167
17
494
392
102
246
196
50
248
196
52
136
19
33
34
35
1,701
982
28
1,701
982
28
136
185
10
413
344
7
185
10
413
344
7
19
7
29
19
2
29
19
2
9
25
15
42
234
116
175
214
101
22
7
7
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
114
14
52
29
35
47
17
16
22
31
45
463 246 217
1,854 952 902
895 462 433
1,295 669 626
1,457 759 698
676 340 336
722 364 358
1,141 602 539
1,641 819 822
2,156 1,056 1,100
1,950 966 984
1,814 908 906
1,569
788 781
1,370 692
678
1,207 611 596
844 418 426
639 287 352
473 203
270
349
150
199
258 100 158
186 77 109
18
118
57
87
111
50
58
88
106
141
86
123
104
115
152
225
274
197
231
222
244
231
130
111
90
69
40
34
24
116
59
88
103
51
56
64
119
133
111
108
118
129
123
66
53
46
36
24
19
90
460
233
348
486
223
221
356
427
406
378
385
391
339
293
213
134
113
94
63
36
49
232
112
173
238
115
115
185
217
204
192
194
186
157
148
98
61
45
51
32
17
41
228
121
175
248
108
106
171
210
202
186
191
205
182
145
115
73
68
43
27
14
19
25
10
9
14
16
22
20
33
15
17
19
20
10
9
10
8
8
12
42
23
32
48
39
37
41
45
47
42
43
42
46
45
45
42
38
25
18
16
15
23
22
21
21
14
15
14
7
10
8
10
10
19
8
14
24
17
10
18
24
24
23
22
26
19
20
22
22
18
11
8
2
23
15
18
24
22
27
23
21
23
19
21
16
27
25
23
20
20
14
10
108
54
36
31
34
34
17
19
18
18
12
64
58
44
33
16
15
56
19
22
39
1,357
279
1,065
278
292
1
703
1
227
146
1
205
144
288
178
249
173
504
48
128
3
9,552 7,356 2,196
529 529
58
59
60
61
62
63
84
65
66
7
4,867 4,256 611
572 530 42
957 819 138
235 234 1
617 310 307
963 278 685
805 393 412
631
71
82
54
67
93
80
2,514 1,811
175 174
1
1,744 1,240
139 137
119 105
27 27
83 25
112 42
114 60
503
68
74
54
34
15
39
14
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12
20
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194
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
BOSTON
Bourne
CLASSIFICATION
Fe
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
1
2
745,439 369,434 376,005
477,285 235,186 242,099
268,154 134,248 133,906
2,672 1,420 1,252
1,978 990 988
694 430 264
1
1
1
OOOOOO
728,581 360,444 368,137
174,892 86,806 88,086
289,021 141,741 147,280
264,668 131,897 132,771
15,581 7,801 7,780
12,932 6,251 6,681
2,649 1,550 1,099
1,277 1,189 88
440 388 52
837 801 36
2,448
1,453
417
578
224
108
116
1,285 1,163
732 721
215 202
338 240
135 89
43
65
92 24
1
9
10
11
12
13
1 1
10o On
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
2,111
64
3.0
1,469
1
0.1
980
14
1.4
736
642
610,799 301,681 309,118
22,310 9,199 13,111
3.7 3.0 4.2
348,474 170,367 178,107
418 127 291
0.1 0.1 0.2
262,325 131,314 131,011
21,892 9,072 12,820
8.3 6.9 9.8
595,971 293,697 302,274
21,945 9,074 12,871
3.7 3.1
4.3
13,627
6,791
307 90 217
2.3 1.3
3.2
21,119 8,648
12,471
1,131
50
4.4
733
1
0.1
398
49
12.3
1,013
2
0.2
118
48
40.7
48
244
14
5.7
912
63
9.8
1,925
2
0.1
186
62
33.3
62
6,836
27
28
29
68
14
20.6
14
30
31
32
475,944 235,395 240,549
239,405 116,509 122,896
236,539 118,886 117,653
1,707
1,137
570
935
575
360
772
562
210
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born :
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Forei born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over .
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate.
Native
Number illiterate :
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate :
Per cent illiterate .
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate :
Per cent illiterate .
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years .
14 and over but under 16 years .
16 and over but under 18 years .
18 and over but under 21 years .
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years .
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years.
40 and over but under 45 years.
45 and over but under 50 years .
50 and over but under 55 years.
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years .
65 and over but under 70 years .
70 and over but under 75 years.
75 and over but under 80 years .
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCU-
PATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
fessional service.
Domestic and
personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
64,059
50,560
2,073
64,059
50,560
2,073
221
51
1
221
51
1
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
14,780
55,634
26,165
38,061
46,656
22,633
23,874
41,692
62,232
76,614
64,932
63,146
54,159
44,704
37,017
24,582
18,671
12,773
8,615
4,876
3,623
7,474
27,969
13,163
19,147
23,435
11,237
11,732
19,882
30,658
38,982
33,091
31,279
27,197
22,500
18,424
12,180
8,589
5,691
3,662
1,869
1,273
如​归​的​38码​还​玩​的
​7,306
27,665
13,002
18,914
23,221
11,396
12,142
21,810
31,574
37,632
31,841
31,867
26,962
22,204
18,593
12,402
10,082
7,082
4,953
3,007
2,350
65
236
105
155
171
65
62
106
193
241
247
226
167
145
113
99
89
70
52
31
34
35
114
61
79
80
31
26
59
116
141
143
137
94
68
58
51
41
32
26
11
17
30
122
44
76
91
34
36
47
77
100
104
89
73
77
55
48
48
38
26
20
17
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
103
2
2,644
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
350,321 249,489 100,832
2,608 36
196 196
121,596 96,116 25,480
36,923 34.241 2,682
56,909 47,168 9,741
10,809 10,754 55
23,768 12,344 11,424
57,296 24,309 32,987
40,180 21,753 18,427
1,038
90
1
523
140
79
31
48
92
34
935
88
1
512
132
76
28
32
40
26
11
8
3
3
16
52
8
65
66
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
195
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.

Boxford
Braintree
Boxborough
Total Males
Fe-
males
Boylston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Brewster
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total
Males
males
CON
2
3
326
287
39
173
154
19
153
133
20
714
637
77
350
307
43
364
330
34
783
617
166
406
318
88
377
299
78
9,343
7,097
2,246
4,583 4,760
3,471 3,626
1,112 1,134
783
701
82
375
338
37
408
363
45
495
314
197
78
39
12
12
164
108
37
19
9
9
150
89
41
20
3
SUN FOOOOORIA
362
251
77
34
347
244
60
43
3
3
1085755 ----
776
361
250
165
7
6
1
401
183
131
87
5
4
375
178
119
78
2
2
77
9,334
4,040
3,050
2,244
6
5
1
3
4,579 4,755
1,992 2,048
1,476 1,574
1,111 1,133
1 5
1 4
Non iOS
759
601
89
69
24
11
13
358
291
42
25
17
5
12
401
310
47
44
7
6
3
10
11
12
13
1
146
270
3
1.1
231
124
2
1.6
104
588
3
0.5
513
294
1
0.3
252
294
2
0.7
261
0.7
127
332
4
1.2
247
311
3
1.0
234
-
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
0.4
0.4
,
20
39
3
7.7
263
19
1
5.3
141
1
0.7
5
75
3
4.0
584
3
643
7
1.1
481
2
0.4
162
5
3.1
638
7
1.1
5
" "ཉྩམ་ 1 མ
33
2
6.1
293
2
0.7
1
7,468
168
2.2
5,281
8
0.2
2,187
160
7.3
7,459
168
2.3
6
10.0
122
3,669 3,799
79 89
2.2 2.3
2,585 2,696
5 3
0.2 0.1
1,084 1,103
74 86
6.8 7.8
3,665 3,794
79 89
2.2 2.3
1 5
85
3
3.5
328
4
1.2
ఆ| | లక్షలు
2.4
291
665
19
2.9
583
12
2.1
82
7
8.5
643
12
1.9
22
7
31.8
17
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--
318
12
3.8
281
7
2.5
37
5
13.5
303
6
2.0
15
6
40.0
11
347
7
2.0
302
5
1.7
45
2
4.4
340
6
1.8
7
1
14.3
2.6
310
1.1
1.6
0.5
0.3
TANA DOO
1.0
4
II
3
163
75
88
30
31
32
194
159
35
100
83
17
94
76
18
454
388
66
221
186
35
233
202
31
481
330
151
245
169
76
236
161
75
5,805
3,821
1,984
2,815 2,990
1,824 1,997
991 993
568
490
78
271
236
35
297
254
43
红
​33
34
35
11
6
21
13
1
6
21
13
1
32
37
6
564
416
10
564
416
10
1
10
14
1
10
14
1
6
7
15
6
21
15
14
29
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
11
5
8
4
12
12
6
4
8
7
9
12
12
11
16
18
6
6
16
7
16
12
8
9
9
9
10
10
30
12
10
24
14
25
24
20
20
13
16
19
18
10
6
CENA OD
ONOA OMNIA OOOR
11
49
30
36
59
24
21
30
46
45
41
40
49
50
39
30
35
32
18
8
6以​防止​四​419B%%%43342414
5
28
15
22
30
10
10
11
30
21
16
18
35
19
18
16
18
18
7
4
13
16
24
25
22
13
49
26
52
70
38
21
33
39
49
48
75
65
53
35
35
22
23
19
13
5
4
26
15
29
35
23
12
17
19
25
23
46
31
24
18
21
12
9
10
5
2
9
23
11
23
35
15
9
16
20
24
25
29
34
29
17
14
10
14
186
751
390
548
643
299
296
425
671
792
728
763
645
534
430
410
282
226
144
108
72
14
39
32
33
32
15
17
33
52
53
53
88
371
183
272
339
148
142
225
325
381
345
366
330
274
216
204
134
103
71
41
25
98
380
207
276
304
151
154
200
346
411
383
397
315
260
214
206
148
123
73
67
47
8
22
15
12
12
5
11
19
28
25
23
23
23
28
20
23
21
23
13
9
12
6
17
17
21
20
10
6
14
24
28
30
23
30
28
27
27
14
16
19
10
21
46
53
56
47
50
7
9
8
4
17
姓​四​门​494983
439
11
32
19
21
8
33
20
38
819
57
58
137
100
56
117
100
266
128
228
128
317
97
256
94
61
3
3,756
216
334
139
278
139
TO
5
2
3
58
6
19
1
23
10
23
56
6
17
1
12
18
3
4
61
62
63
64
65
66
6
1
3
3
11
8
5
270
73
24
23
2
110
13
27
7
18
21
24
FOOTWO I W
2,937
216
4
1,338
งงงง
NNN
1,608
70
24
19
3
8
11
17
6
10
7
13
8
14
11
4
35
476
419
64
132
66
222
480
454
64
236
320
374
3434920
4
1
11
104
254
152
19
42
10
2.
11
3.
196
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION
Bridgewater
Total Males
Fe-
Males
Brimfield
Fe-
Total Males
Males
9,381 6,060 3,321
6,106 3,718 2,388
3,275 2,342 933
934
779
155
531
417
114
403
362
41
400
264
930
570
205
155
9,282
3,202
2,829
3,251
94
74
20
5
1
4
5,970 3,312
1,789 1,413
1,862 967
2,319 932
85 9
66
19
5
1
4
11100C
530
306
110
114
1
1
HII IWWA
793
64
8.1
638
10
1.6
450
54
120
336
7
2.1
18
155
114
8,083 5,394 2,689
633 503 130
7.8 9.3 4.8
4,868 3,081 1,787
131 128
3
2.7 4.2 0.2
3,215 2,313 902
502 375 127
15.6 16.2 14.1
7,986 5,306
2,680
603 474 129
7.6 8.9 4.8
92 83 9
30 29 1
32.6 34.9 11.1
596 486 110
343
10
2.9
302
3
1.0
41
7
17.1
340
10
2.9
3
1
.
54
34.8
789
64
8.1
4
47
41.2
449
54
12.0
1
& TOONS
-
53
10
264
6,924 4,800
3,993 2,630
2,931 2,170
2,124
1,363
761
619
469
150
355
246
109
223
41
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
5 Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17 Native
Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23
White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46
30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
82 60 and over but under 65 years
63 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER.
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
736 736
166 166
1,246 1,246
94
15
94
15
!
147
553
254
344
379
187
183
410
647
848
810
818
795
694
614
494
402
324
216
137
125
1
75
293
137
161
200
93
91
210
385
544
547
583
568
505
437
363
309
237
160
88
74
72
260
117
183
179
94
92
200
262
304
263
235
227
189
177
131
93
87
56
49
51
10
53
25
53
68
38
25
43
71
67
57
73
61
59
57
44
43
40
13
19
15
9
31
15
26
37
20
13
25
44
48
36
39
36
33
32
21
21
24
4
12
5
1
22
10
27
31
18
12
18
27
19
21
34
25
26
25
23
22
16
9
7
10
NNNNNNN
719
52
4,927 4,208
764 764
421
187
369
185
82
61
2,422
103
192
44
172
1,109
2,107
95
172
43
97
863
67
315
8
20
1
75
246
54
86
64
10
8
32
25
9
NOORIN
1
1
16
121
!
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 197
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
BROCKTON
Brookfield
Brookline
Buckland
Burlington
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
1 62,288 30,781 31,507
2 44,579 21,767 22,812
3 17,709 9,014 8,695
2,059
1,731
328
994
829
165
1,065 || 33,490 13,254 20,236
902 || 23,800 10,390 13,410
163 9,690 2,864 6,826
1,569
1,319
250
811
680
131
758
639
119
751
550
201
397
292
105
354
258
96
2,051
1,132
592
327
8
7
991
533
293
165
1,569
844
475
250
811
422
258
131
758
422
217
119
744
307
236
201
7
392
155
132
105
4 61,604 30,432 31,172
5 22,884 11,170 11,714
8 21,103 10,314 10,789
7 | 17,617 8,948 8,669
8 642 308 334
9 577 269 308
10 65 39
26
11 42 41
1
12 15 14
1
13 27 27
352
152
104
96
| | | | జులు టీం
1,060 | 33,105 13,161 | 19,944
599 14,338 6,208 8,130
299 9,210 4,129 5,081
162 9,557 2,824 6,733
5 345 60 285
4 237 43 194
108 17 91
40 33
15 10 5
25 23 2
| | | | ទីនទីនី
| | | ១ស
657
15
2.3
527
6
288
7
2.4
197
1.1
0.1
8,517
14 50,927 24,955 25,972
15 1,149 386 763
16 2.3 1.5 2.9
17 33,587 16,132 17,455
18 38 20 18
19 0.1
0.1
20 17,340 8,823
21 1,111 366 745
22 6.4 4.1 8.7
23 50,394 24,681 25,713
24 1,129 375 754
25 2.2 1.5 2.9
26 493 234 259
27 20 11 9
28 4.1 4.7 3.5
29
1,096 374 722
1,738
62
3.6
1,417
4
0.3
321
58
18.1
1,730
61
3.5
8
1
12.5
60
829
43
5.2
665
1
0.2
164
42
25.6
826
43
5.2
3
909 | 29,450 11,217 | 18,233
19 69 23 46
2.1 0.2 0.2 0.3
752 19,823
8,387 11,436
3
3
3
0.4 1
1.
157 9,627 | 2,830 6,797
16 66 23 43
10.2 0.7 0.8 0.6
904 || 29,071 11,125 17,946
18 64 23 41
2.0 0.2 0.2
5
342
59 283
1
5
5
20.0 1.4
1.8
19 68 23 45
1,291
29
2.2
1,044
9
0.9
247
20
8.1
1,291
29
2.2
634
14
2.2
517
3
0.6
117
11
9.4
634
14
130
9
6.9
657
15
612
24
3.9
418
1
0.2
194
23
11.9
607
24
4.0
5
324
17
5.2
221
1
0.5
103
16
15.5
321
17
5.3
3
91
7
7.7
286
7
2.4
ICONS
0.2
2.3
2.2
oliwe
WII Niva
29
15
14
22
15
30 39,923 19,578 20,345
31 24,204 11,484 12,720
32 15,719 8,094 7,625
1,373
1,068
305
643
488
155
730
580
150
24,269 8,887 15,382
15,276 6,192 9,084
8,993 2,695 6,298
1,016
790
226
517
399
118
499
391
108
487
306
181
260
166
94
227
140
87
33
34
35
4,477
3,508
52
4,477
3,508
52
97
55
3
97
55
919 919
1,677 1,677
61 61
47
69
2
47
69
2
52
41
52
41
1
13
210
848
376
603
820
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
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​1,209
4,716
2,274
3,162
3,762
1,897
1,991
3,354
5,027
6,330
5,329
5,026
4,390
3,849
3,160
2,448
1,657
1,160
754
458
335
605
2,441
1,170
1,610
1,858
960
976
1,583
2,398
3,096
2,734
2,448
2,239
1,903
1,552
1,217
772
552
336
203
128
604
2,275
1,104
1,552
1,904
937
1,015
1,771
2,629
3,234
2,595
2,578
2,151
1,946
1,608
1,231
885
608
418
255
207
17
148
60
96
134
74
68
89
113
140
123
119
128
130
140
117
114
99
75
42
33
12
73
31
49
66
34
36
50
57
68
55
50
65
54
67
53
53
53
44
15
9
5
75
29
47
68
40
32
39
56
72
68
69
63
76
73
64
61
46
31
27
24
403
1,631
775
1,231
1,660
844
936
1,741
2,910
3,525
2,824
3,005
2,807
2,408
2,029
1,554
1,177
783
580
384
283
405
438
667
935
1,044
950
1,105
1,153
1,010
845
663
464
307
204
133
74
193
783
399
628
840
439
498
1,074
1,975
2,481
1,874
1,900
1,654
1,398
1,184
891
713
476
376
251
209
22
101
62
93
105
43
47
80
102
130
116
97
96
90
95
74
58
46
53
32
27
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48
46
21
30
43
53
71
70
44
48
47
50
43
25
9
36
34
45
59
22
17
37
49
59
46
53
48
43
45
31
33
25
34
15
18
12
58
30
39
53
27
17
28
44
49
65
59
53
56
36
42
25
25
15
11
4
32
18
19
26
16
8
14
28
25
31
33
25
35
15
24
15
12
10
4
3
8
26
12
20
27
11
9
14
16
24
34
26
28
21
21
18
10
13
5
19
17
633
159
36
792
165
666
132
543
127
123
5
299
159
263
159
165
I
24
57 28,812 20,6998,113
58 307 302 5
59
4
4
60 17,693 13,485 4,208
61 1,371 1,279 92
62 3,283 2,734 549
63 624 622 2
64 1,253
603 650
65
2,152 736 1,416
66 2,125 934 1,191
3
1
354
82
64
11
43
53
20
261
81
58
9
23
25
11
15,549
317
5
1,928
1,046
2,940
514
1,870
5,613
1,316
93
1
6
2
20
28
9
9
8,554 6,995
317
5
1,606 322
954 92
2,694 246
511 3
1,083
787
708 4,905
676
640
299
70
48
4
27
71
15
275
66
39
4
9
13
10
» ស០១នីដ , ទីដី
55
17
12
18
58
5
9
18
16
13
10
14
8
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
014
15
651 257
198
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
CAMBRIDGE
Canton
CLASSIFICATION
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
*
108,822
72,757
36,065
51,995
34,853
17,142
56,827
37,904
18,923
5,623 2,731
4,014 1,904
1,609 827
2,892
2,110
782
!
ROOYOOTA
1
103,535
27,115
41,409
35,011
5,181
4,199
982
106
34
72
49,497
12,766
20,102
16,629
2,401
1,956
445
97
29
68
54,038
14,349
21,307
18,382
2,780
2,243
537
9
5
4
5,568 2,702
1,860
918
2,115 972
1,593 812
41 21
28 9
13 12
14
8
11
3
3
2,866
942
1,143
781
20
19
1
6
CONTUOTONS CON
41,724
1,210
2.9
25,000
33
88,351
2,847
3.2
53,127
81
0.2
35,224
2,766
7.9
84,041
2,770
3.3
4,208
77
1.8
2,697
0.1
16,724
1,177
7.0
39,712
1,185
3.0
1,916
25
1.3
1,154
46,627
1,637
3.5
28,127
48
0.2
18,500
1,589
8.6
44,329
1,585
3.6
2,292
52
2.3
1,543
4,582
170
3.7
3,025
11
0.4
1,557
159
10.2
4,541
168
3.7
30
2
6.7
157
2,219
88
4.0
1,412
8
0.6
807
80
9.9
2,193
87
4.0
18
1
5.6
81
2,363
82
3.5
1,613
3
0.2
750
79
10.5
2,348
81
3.4
12
1
8.3
76
a comf
67,837
35,779
32,058
31,702
16,431
15,271
36,135
19,348
16,787
3,408
2,025
1,383
1,632
913
719
1,776
1,112
664
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
2 Native
3 Foreign born :
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years.
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years.
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years .
50 50 and over but under 55 years .
51 55 and over but under 60 years .
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years .
55 75 and over but under 80 years.
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCU-
PATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service.
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
8,161
6,428
225
8,161
6,428
225
439
257
10
439
257
10
Under 1 year
2,194
8,281
4,039
5,957
7,282
3,477
3,683
6,072
9,144
10,582
8,840
8,684
7,383
6,346
5,339
3,617
2,947
2,045
1,424
819
667
1,114
4,161
1,973
3,023
3,634
1,707
1,785
2.896
4,286
5.173
4,302
4,032
3,536
3,016
2,465
1,668
1,264
868
561
306
225
1,080
4,120
2,066
2,934
3,648
1,770
1,898
3,176
4,858
5,409
4,538
4,652
3,847
3,330
2,874
1,949
1,683
1,177
863
513
442
100
396
212
333
447
201
199
327
391
500
433
439
350
313
271
239
154
48
178
111
175
240
108
98
141
187
249
198
218
169
143
143
118
69
64
31
21
22
52
218
101
158
207
93
101
186
204
251
235
221
181
170
128
121
85
70
50
134
000
81
47
56
26
34
628
14,417
13
2,319
191
1,691
191
47,635
399
10
19,250
4,301
6,446
1,433
3,559
6,641
5,596
33,218
386
10
15,099
3,922
5,426
1,423
1,939
2,189
2,824
4,151
379
1,020
10
1,620
4,452
2,772
1,077
173
183
72
166
243
214
876
165
168
71
69
43
108
201
8
15
1
97
200
106
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
199
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.

Carlisle
Carver
Charlemont
Charlton
Chatham
Total Males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe- || Total
Total Males
males
Total Males
H
1,667
1,688
79
1,650
1,417
164
69
673
273
216
1
ឪឡឹនីនន១១ | | | |
ជនដង០-១០
| ca a ! --នដីនិងន៍៖
1
1
!!!
T
396
370
T
1,332
105
7.9
846
8
0.9
486
97
20.0
1,068
30
2.8
264
1,425
2
0.1
1,351
2
0.1
74
1,766
94
5.3
1,388
17
1.2
378
77
20.4
1,764
93
5.3
2
26
3
1.8
47
8
17.0 10.5
215
11
5.1
T
12
14.1
409
16
395
..
1,411
2
0.1
11
នី”។
T
-
.
11
1
1
1,042
584
458
1,368
1,037
331
1,178
1,109
69
147
37
6
8
51
76
104
45
46
19
23
31
42
42
25
32
36
34
30
138
66
69
125
149
176
135
135
134
133
20
34
32
29
19
36
27
34
37
50
69
79
72
55
62
67
61
50
53
56
66
18
14
22
61
64
២-ដងវែង
42
35
16
681
387
ទីប ង ៩ , ទី
ស ២៩ មីដី
៩ | c ,
44
=
8
\,
205
151
220
49
171
8
1.9
320 166
56 41
17.5 24.7
556 512
22 8
4.0 1.6
127
16
42
63
93
86
77
69
17
41
46
45
44
46
76
89
95
97
113
127
117
111
52
32
32
២ ដដដ , និទ្ធ
( ! )
15
200
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

.
CLASSIFICATION
Chelmsford
Total Males
Fe-
males
CHELSEA
Total Males
Fe-
males
5,182 2,537 2,645 | 43,426 22,353 21,073
3,845 1,899 1,946 24,129 12,257 11,872
1,337 638 699 | 19,297 10,096 9,201
1
O0ORIA
5,177
1,868
1,973
1,336
2,534
909
988
637
2
2
2,643 43,050 22,153 20,897
959 7,168 3,745 3,423
985 16,694 8,373 8,321
699 | 19,188 10,035 9,153
2 338 168 170
2 250 125 125
88 43
45
38 32
6
17 14
3
21 18 3
1
1
1
1
1-
4,239 2,080 2,159 | 33,315 17,218 16,097
109 54 55 2,657 1,008 1,649
2.6 2.6 2.5 8.0 5.9 10.2
2,932 1,458 1,474 | 14,715 7,470 7,245
17 8 9 13 3 10
0.6 0.5 0.6 0.1
0.1
1,307 622 685 18,600 9,748 8,852
92 46 46 2,644 1,005 1,639
7.0 7.4 6.7 14.2 10.3 18.5
4,234 2,077 2,157 | 33,000 17,049 15,951
109 54
55
2,646 1,005 1,641
2.6 2.6
2.5 8.0 5.9 10.3
4
2 2 281 140 141
9
3
6
3.2 2.1
4.3
103 51 52 2,478
1,542
936
3,153
1,952
1,201
1,457
888
569
1,696 | 24,635 12,978 11,657
1,064 9,236 4,747 4,489
632 15,399 8,231 7,168
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7
Foreign born
8 Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17
Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
- 37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
275
284
9
275
284
9
5,508 5,508
2,596 2,596
77 77
47
176
74
160
260
125
95
378
162
308
432
215
189
250
303
337
344
368
314
387
320
241
179
142
100
56
62
105
133
117
162
150
172
164
170
161
114
76
48
202
88
148
172
90
84
117
186
175
194
196
150
217
159
127
103
74
51
33
31
1,216
4,305
1,964
2,626
3,145
1,446
1,465
2,624
3,627
4,241
3,489
3,226
2,594
2,032
1,617
1,145
867
668
613
326
190
605
2.222
1,000
1,308
1,597
723
685
1,235
1,811
2,217
1,875
1,766
1,386
1,041
611
2,083
964
1,318
1,548
723
780
1,389
1,816
2,024
1,614
1,460
1,208
991
782
584
458
311
218
108
83
835
68
561
409
357
395
218
107
49
23
31
181
2,042
344
1,521
339
521 | 17,384 13,560 3,824
5 181
3
85
1,015
79
139
26
109
124
121
85
750
78
118
25
41
27
58
3
265 8,607 6,836
1,771
1 1,301 1,238 63
21 3,452 3,080 372
1 419 419
68 794 438 356
1,225 624 601
63 1,402 741 661
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 201
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

Cheshire
Chester
Chesterfield
CHICOPEE
Chilmark
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
Total | Males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
males
males
1
2
3
1,535
1,186
349
822
596
226
713
590
123
1,344
1,136
208
705
588
117
639
548
91
559
508
51
294
271
23
265 30,138
237 18,669
28 11,469
15,296 14,842
9,269 9,400
6,027 5,442
288
260
28
144
132
12
144
128
16
5
6
1,532
767
416
349
3
3
821
393
202
226
1
1
711
374
214
123
2
2
1,343
796
340
207
704
411
177
116
639
385
163
91
559
438
70
51
294
232
39
23
265 | 30,128
206 5,078
31 13,588
28 11,462
1
1
15,287 14,841
2,539 2,539
6,728 6,860
6,020 5,442
1
286
228
32
26
2
142
118
14
10
2
144
110
18
16
9
10
11
12
13
IIII నటిగా
2
1
111111
ורוד
1
668
29
4.3
445
561
18
3.2
1,070
33
3.1
517
14
2.7
428
220
7
3.2
124
6
4.8
112
2
130
1
0.8
114
447
869
192
6
18
11
0.7
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1.8
1,229
47
3.8
892
2
0.2
337
45
13.4
1,226
47
3.8
3
468
15
3.2
417
3
0.7
51
12
23.5
468
15
2
0.4
114
16
14.0
559
18
3.2
2
223
29
13.0
667
29
4.3
1
553
19
3.4
441
6
1.4
112
13
11.6
552
19
3.4
248
8
3.2
225
2
0.9
23
6
26.1
248
8
3.2
201
27
13.4
1,069
33
89
14
15.7
517
14
2.7
22,714 11,573 11,141
1,506 806 700
6.6 7.0 6.3
11,501 5,684 5,817
60 42
0.5
0.7 0.3
11,213 5,889 5,324
1,446 764 682
12.9
13.0 12.8
22,704 11,564 11,140
1,506 806 700
6.6
7.0
6.3
1
1
1
0.5
28
6
21.4
220
7
3.2
Tinanoo at
254
7
2.8
226
2
0.9
28
5
17.9
252
6
2.4
2
1
50.0
7
16
1
6.3
130
12
4
33.3
122
5
4.1
2
1
50.0
6
3.1
3.2
0.8
27
46
29
17
27
13
14
14
1,442
776
666
30
31
32
950
639
311
529
322
207
421
317
104
800
619
181
407
310
97
393
309
84
365
323
42
188
170
18
177
153
24
16,341 8,418 7,923
6,550 3,177 3,373
9,791 5,241 4,550
211
186
25
108
96
12
103
90
13
162
13
33
34
35
162
44
1
63
33
63
33
44
1
నిలుట
నిలుట
13
3
2
3,888 3,888
1,299 1,299
48 48
1o
8
2
17
35
109
49
81
3
10
4
2
17
12
14
17
9
8
9
OOONNN
100
ANOWA
23
11
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
26
119
60
101
104
53
61
61
95
119
92
120
107
104
76
51
59
43
38
22
24
18
63
28
45
50
23
35
31
55
69
55
74
62
58
40
26
30
20
18
12
10
8
56
32
56
54
30
26
30
40
50
37
46
45
46
36
25
29
23
20
10
14
65
39
66
82
112
81
100
79
70
54
63
59
32
31
25
12
15
63
30
44
56
34
26
30
39
56
41
47
47
34
35
27
33
20
13
9
6
20
46
19
37
44
31
13
36
43
56
40
53
32
36
19
36
26
12
18
16
6
3
34
22
32
40
19
16
28
29
43
41
25
42
32
39
29
27
20
14
13
11
CASES 008
19
13
20
24
12
23
17
22
15
17
11
855 429 426
3,149 1,597 1,552
1,445 703 742
1,975 994 981
2,329 1,184 1,145
1,049 525 524
1,076 523 553
1,919 923 996
2,523 1,277 1,246
2,877 1,481 1,396
2,340 1,243 1,097
2,189 1,174 1,015
1,816
955
1,432 759 673
1,066 560 506
697 329 368
538 269 269
353 141 212
244 112 132
152 66 86
114 52 62
6
16
7
5
18
3
11
11
14
21
16
18
22
24
21
18
19
19
6
4
9
16373957409996
01 TOON ONWOO
861
6
10
8
7
11
12
16
9
13
7
3
11
11
12
12。
க
COA OOOOO!
12
Uw
57
58
76
2
63
222
120
199
119
11
23
1
120
85
109
85
2
621
186
17
259
58
26
4
19
27
25
545
184
17
239
57
23
3
3
6
13
61
62
63
64
65
66
497
101
5
163
106
35
5
27
39
16
434
101
5
161
106
34
5
6
59
6
11
20
1
3
1
16
21
12
1
61
7
12
2
10
9
1
2
1
1
2
13,010 9,419 3,591
294 291
3
1
1
9,358 6,801 2,557
359 333 26
944 853 91
262 261 1
171 208
735 308 427
678
278
10
3
4
1
6
9
2
10
3
3
1
3
3
3
379
3
21
32
7
9
400
67
333
439
202
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Clarksburg
Clinton
CLASSIFICATION
Fe
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
1
2
3
1,114
917
197
580
480
100
534 || 13,192 6,380 6,812
437 8,464 4,109 4,355
97 4,728 2,271 2,457
1,112
520
395
197
2
2
578
280
198
100
2
2
534 || 13,181 6,375 6,806
240 2,410 1,179 1,231
197 6,049 2,930 3,119
97 4,722 2,266 2,456
6
6
5
5
1
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
463
13
2.8
365
1.6
902
22
2.4
709
8
1.1
193
14
7.3
900
22
2.4
2
439 | 10,566 5,065 5,501
9 596 263 333
2.1 5.6 5.2 6.1
344 5,903 ! 2,826 3,077
2 11
9 2
0.6 0.2 0.3 0.1
95 4,663 2,239 2,424
7 585
331
7.4 12.5
11.3
13.7
439 10,557 5,060 5,497
9 595 263 332
2.1 5.6 5.2 6.0
254
22
7.1
461
టె | | Nani
2.8
25
26
27
28
29
III
1
25.0
518
22
242
25.0
276
30
31
32
630
447
183
314
222
92
316
225
91
7,758 3,676 4,082
3,600 1,658 1,942
4,158 2,018 2,140
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cont illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER.
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
33
34
35
42
49
1
42
49
1
1,001 1,001
996 996
16 16
48
50
30
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
13
80
56
63
91
59
60
62
80
77
71
72
77
80
60
37
24
21
18
11
2
| 0 + 1 ៗ នី៦ដនននន៩៩៩ដ
6
32
23
34
41
29
25
28
41
39
37
38
271
1,085
517
753
933
437
537
901
1,148
1,151
919
912
960
740
572
454
353
231
181
71
66
128
545
264
378
502
219
284
384
561
543
429
409
469
351
298
216
172
98
78
29
23
143
540
253
375
431
218
253
517
587
608
490
503
491
389
274
238
181
133
103
42
43
40
32
40
28
12
9
6
14
6
2
115
476
81
361
81
6,128 4,089 2,039
91 91
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
88
305
17
25
7
10
21
10
217
17
21
7
4,311
226
507
168
289
308
228
2,804 1,507
212 14
433 74
168
119
170
142
120 108
15
166
65
66
6
C
3:42
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 203
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Cohasset
Colrain
Concord
Conway
Cummington
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total | Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
2,800 1,391 1,409
2,146 1,062 | 1,084
654 329 325
1,829
1,552
277
949
794
155
880
758
122
6,681 3,608 3,073
4,889 2,647 2,242
961 831
1,220
1,079
141
626
554
72
594
525
69
660
615
45
339
313
26
321
302
19
1,792
V
337
270
5
1,828
1,008
543
277
948
511
282
155
880
497
261
122
6,635
2,608
2,244
1,783
42
37
5
2,753
1,287
821
645
46
37
9
1
1
3,568 3,067
1,345 1,263
1,268 976
955
828
36 6
34
2 3
1,369 1,384
637 650
408 413
324 321
21 25
16 21
5 4
1
1
1,218
804
273
141
2
2
593
400
124
69
625
404
149
72
1
1
658
534
79
45
321
264
38
19
1
10
11
12
13
១១ | T |
នា !
267
1
0.4
248
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
2,319
99
4.3
1,675
3
0.2
644
96
14.9
2,279
99
4.3
39
1,139 1,180
68 31
6.0 2.6
813 862
3
0.4
326 318
65 31
19.9 9.7
1,120 1,159
68 31
6.1 2.7
18 21
1,484
94
6.3
1,209
15
1.2
275
79
28.7
1,483
94
6.3
1
773
60
7.8
620
13
2.1
153
47
30.7
772
60
7.8
711
34
4.8
589
2
0.3
122
32
26.2
711
34
4.8
978
40
4.1
838
4
0.5
140
36
25.7
976
5,631 3,088 2,543
150 114 36
2.7 3.7 1.4
3,866 2,141 1,725
4
3 1
0.1 0.1 0.1
1,765 947 818
146 111 35
8.3
11.7 4.3
5,585 3,048 2,537
149 113
2.7
3.7 1.4
42 36 6
1 1
2.4 2.8
141 105 36
496
19
3.8
424
1
0.2
72
18
25.0
495
19
3.8
1
482
21
4.4
414
3
0.7
68
18
26.5
481
21
4.4
1
551
12
2.2
507
9
1.8
44
3
6.8
550
12
2.2
1
19
284
11
3.9
259
9
3.5
25
2
8.0
283
11
3.9
1
36
5.3
267
1
0.4
40
4.1
2
88
57
31
91
57
34
40
19
21
12
30
31
32
1,836
1,255
581
884
595
289
952
660
292
1,084
846
238
552
418
134
532
428
104
4,260 2,242 2,018
2,702 1,428 1,274
1,558 814 744
758
627
131
373
302
71
385
325
60
432
390
42
217
193
24
215
197
18
14
33
34
35
189
93
2
189
93
2
100
32
2
100
32
2
428
259
121
428
259
121
53
18
53
18
14
7
3
”
3
18
23
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
1
34
63
184
85
149
180
73
76
154
183
221
202
222
190
213
161
142
104
67
53
40
38
31
98
52
71
87
36
41
91
96
103
99
103
96
102
78
68
46
32
23
21
17
32
86
33
78
93
37
35
63
87
118
103
119
94
111
83
35
125
67
118
146
69
76
109
138
123
125
119
117
88
94
71
69
60
33
28
19
87
422
220
321
351
190
209
621
741
599
474
17
65
29
58
69
35
33
42
69
65
72
56
49
42
45
34
39
22
18
10
11
ទទីបីទទំនងដទះ។ជំង៥
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
40
213
103
164
177
104
104
461
492
338
250
231
227
189
139
107
97
73
39
24
36
47
209
117
157
174
86
105
160
249
261
224
250
249
181
149
133
103
73
51
49
46
25
97
60
60
69
35
50
66
75
78
74
81
88
83
61
60
46
35
31
24
22
12
44
30
26
28
16
18
35
34
45
38
38
46
35
31
33
13
53
30
34
41
19
32
31
41
33
36
43
42
48
30
27
24
15
16
11
7
58
53
63
68
46
49
37
30
38
15
18
8
44
19
38
43
23
22
31
43
40
32
41
49
32
30
40
29
31
20
27
18
1
21
13
19
18
9
9
16
23
18
18
19
25
14
13
15
20
22
14
22
28
16
14
7%99%以​因​如​NH%%B4%以​4999
481
19
A
58
35
30
19
21
NA
476
370
288
240
200
146
90
73
82
17
14
10
21
16
16
18
12
17
10
18
9
20
15
13
15
241
658
64
1,135
177
817
305
42
639
302
178
3
460
189
396
189
261
110
219
110
21
21
12
98
3
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
894
177
3
321
130
131
25
37
36
34
365
30
23
6
34
267
27
23
5
5
342
142
139
27
83
157
65
86
10
10
82
8
8
2
2
46
121
31
29
39
5
21
21
3
15
18
3,187
558
3
1,128
204
230
55
266
547
196
2,5291
558
3
1,072
190
217
55
163
159
112
56
14
13
161
24
28
3
22
140
22
28
103
388
84
21
4
10
5
3
2
204
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14.
- COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Dalton
Dana
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
,
3,858
3,351
507
1,795
1,557
238
2,063
1,794
269
712
615
97
331
281
50
381
334
47
3.833
2,196
1,132
505
1,780
1,025
519
236
13
13
2,053
1,171
613
269
10
10
712
457
158
97
331
215
66
50
381
242
92
47
23
23
8
9
10
11
12
13
من نت اوا ادا
2
! • 1 •
1,703
30
1.8
1,436
314
10
3.2
267
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
3,135 1,432
76 46
2.4 3.2
2,632 1,196
21 15
0.8 1.3
503 236
55 31
10.9
13.1
3,120
1,423
74 45
2.4 3.2
13 7
2
1
15.4 14.3
73 43
0.4
267
24
9.0
1,697
29
594
28
4.7
497
4
0.8
97
24
.24.7
594
28
4.7
280
18
6.4
230
3
1.3
50
15
30.0
280
18
6.4
0.4
47
9
19.1
314
10
3.2
1.7
28
29
16.7
30
28
18
10
30
31
32
2,387
1,911
476
1,083
866
217
1,304
1.045
259
475
380
95
227
177
50
248
203
45
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service :
Clerical
33
34
35
111
98
6
111
98
6
36
14
36
14
37
36
37
38
39
40
41
75
298
147
203
281
127
139
201
OSNO
42
38
150
73
102
133
58
66
92
124
145
128
112
115
118
97
64
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
281
148
74
101
148
69
73
109
157
159
171 1
144
140
137
110
81
65
68
27
26
19
304
299
256
255
255
207
145
132
118
53
50
12
51
24
31
38
22
29
30
44
41
41
37
57
43
53
46
35
24
21
24
9
7
30
13
17
18
14
20
14
26
22
19
23
30
25
30
17
5
21
11
14
20
8
9
16
18
19
22
14
27
18
23
29
19
12
11
16
口
​26
24
.3
12
10
13
5
32
1,600
115
1,083
115
517
310
68
223
66
87
2
305
110
55
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
948
97
97
33
72
144
94
643
90
85
32
25
39
54
165
14
14
2
20
19
8
12
1
47
105
40
13
13
1
9
-
11
13
)
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. , 205
OF THE
POPULATION
Continued.
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fo
males
1
2
3
11,177 5,477 5,700
8,798 4,367 4,431
2,379 1,110 1,269
5,330 2,760 2,570 || 11,043 5,394 5,649
3,665 1,876 1,789 7,778 3,834 3,944
1,665 884
781 3,265 1,560 1,705
2,739
2,051
688
1,491 1,248
1,071 980
420 268
1,822
1,727
95
845
813
32
977
914
63
11,163
5,253
3,533
2,377
10
9
1
4
3
1
COO voer
5,471 5,692
2,628 2,625
1,734 1,799
1,109 1,268
2 8
2
1
5,264
1,968
1,673
1,623
65
24
41
1
2,707 2,557 || 10,986
1,011 957 3,340
850 823 4,389
846 777 3,257
52 13 49
15 9 45
37
4
1
8
NOS
5,362 5,624
1,653 1,687
2,155 2,234
1,554 1,703
26 23
23 22
3
6
3 1
3 1
2.733
1,181
865
687
5
5
1,487 1,246
618 563
450 415
419 268
3 2
3 2
Iww.O 30
1,784
1,567
142
75
38
18
20
衍​纪​石​仍​B四
​826
745
59
22
19
9
10
958
822
83
53
19
9
10
10
11
12
13
wowa
1
1
4,084
415
10.2
2,470
1,153
166
14.4
736
10
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
9,490
163
1.7
7,143
15
0.2
2,347
148
6.3
9,476
163
1.7
10
4,606 4,884
88 75
1.9 1.5
3,5113,632
9 6
0.3 0.2
1,095 1,252
79 69
7.2 5.5
4,600 4,876
88 75
1.9 1.5
2 8
734
6
0.8
702
6
0.9
32
0.4
1,614
405
25.1
4,024
403
10.0
59
12
20.3
392
2,135 1,949
239
176
11.2 9.0
1,276 1,194
7 3
0.5 0.3
859 755
232 173
27.0 22.9
2,085 1,939
229 174
11.0 9.0
49 10
10 2
20.4 20.0
220 172
8,742
171
2.0
5,556
4
0.1
3,186
167
5.2
8,687
169
4,200 4,542
88 83
2.1 1.8
2,6822,874
1 3
0.1
1,518 1,668
87 80
5.7 4.8
4,168 4,519
88 81
2.1 1.8
26 22
2
9.1
84 81
2,088
291
13.9
1,404
1
0.1
684
290
42.4
2,082
291
14.0
5
935
125
13.4
668
1
0.1
267
124
46.4
933
125
13.4
2
417
166
39.8
1,149
166
14.4
3
1,590
12
0.8
1,496
10
0.7
94
2
2.1
1,561
10
0.6
29
2
6.9
10
856
6
0.7
794
4
0.5
62
2
3.2
841
4
0.5
15
2
13.3
720
6
0.8
14
1.9
48
2
4.2
165
OWN
29
155
81
74
251
144
107
4
30
31
32
7,614 3,666 3,948
5,429 2,646 2,783
2,185 1,020 1,165
3,007
1,615
1,392
1,562 1,445
825 790
737 655
6,712 3,166 3,546
3,765 1,777 | 1,988
2,947 1,389 1,558
1,584
989
595
870
503
367
714
486
228
1,325
1,236
89
610
580
30
715
656
59
33
34
35
413
406
200
413
406
200
462
227
12
462
227
12
695
624
64
695
624
64
320
45
1
320
45
1
7
13
7
13
1
83
335
169
284
327
146
177
290
224
917
467
693
782
366
341
541
102
434
226
345
389
174
167
266
377
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
767
968
396
.154
655
343
535
639
288
365
584
787
973
871
867
839
746
703
571
439
332
217
146
123
71
320
174
251
312
142
188
291
410
467
421
466
436
367
381
302
226
185
119
84
84
110
490
260
386
398
191
203
285
321
380
391
391
334
304
222
214
138
124
81
50
57
58
238
124
205
209
103
104
157
176
180
211
199
170
162
119
111
73
64
45
22
30
506
450
401
403
379
322
269
213
147
98
62
39
52
252
136
181
189
88
99
128
145
200
180
192
164
142
103
103
65
60
36
28
26
170
58
84
99
46
55
83
117
147
110
102
98
63
64
47
122
483
241
348
393
192
174
275
371
437
411
402
396
310
283
194
138
94
61
37
32
13
44
19
35
43
24
23
34
47
40
41
49
47
56
309
124
162
181
79
94
150
202
251
211
184
173
119
127
85
82
66
39
17
28
30
139
66
78
82
33
39
67
85
104
101
82
75
56
63
38
38
27
870
845
808
633
572
391
%%%%%%WWWW们​的​口​84
28
91
38
75
102
45
50
68
84
89
78
108
98
114
150
155
117
113
79
78
62
531
459
443
412
323
289
197
174
129
80
64
49
48
15
47
19
40
59
21
27
34
37
49
37
59
51
66
87
85
61
64
38
43
38
WEBH23N
312
39
17
63
70
56
49
41
35
24
223
141
101
81
22
27
9
14
14
5,038 3,562 1,476
537 536 1
2,141
388
6
4,520 3,366 1,154
253 252 1
1,086
523
930
520
73
156
3
603
170
530
170
199
182
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
40
2
753
7
825
119
159
27
67
127
57
2,005
227
91
68
1,753
747
7
626
119
150
27
23
30
24
1,525
338
403
480
18
42
9
1,788
398
527
95
275
640
544
1,607
187
89
68
4
28
16
18
W'四处​如​BB43
1
35
44
63
33
27
181
18
59
356
445
88
362
848
397
85
149
331
195
3
213
517
202
3981
380
468
94
133
147
285
188
47
86
19
35
52
6
6
3
6
1
16
38
3
80
18
19
14
142
493
259
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
206
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
CLASSIFICATION
Dighton
Total Males
Fe-
males
Douglas
Fe
Total Males
males
2
3
2,499
1,818
681
1,298 1,201
945 873
353 328
2,179 1,119 1,060
1,459 731 728
720 388 332
WOOOOO
2,471
1,011
794
666
28
13
15
1,282
538
401
343
16
6
10
1,189
473
393
323
12
2,178
686
773
719
1
1,118
338
393
387
1
1,060
348
380
332
8
10
11
12
13
11 Ooo
14
15
16
17
18
19
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
:
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cont illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
1,875
186
9.9
1,214
978
99
10.1
636
897
87
9.7
578
ܐ
20
821
136
16.6
492
2
0.4
329
134
40.7
821
136
16.6
21
22
23
24
25
26
661
186
28.1
1,853
179
9.7
22
7
31.8
180
342
99
28.9
964
94
9.8
14
5
35.7
94
1,704
313
18.4
1,000
11
1.1
704
302
42.9
1,703
312
18.3
1
1
100.0
• 277
319
87
27.3
889
85
9.6
8
2
25.0
86
883
177
20.0
508
9
1.8
375
168
44.8
882
176
20.0
1
1
100.0
162
28
29
115
30
31
32
1.418
828
590
718
404
314
700
424
276
1,320
716
604
689
361
328
631
355
276
33
34
35
217
86
1
217
86
1
234
88
5
234
88
5
32
126
78
82
45
28
42
70
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals .
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
73
257
116
178
174
90
80
113
147
168
161
204
164
134
123
89
73
55
45
33
22
41
131
48
100
92
45
52
71
77
87
75
103
86
71
60
36
39
30
21
20
13
86
101
78
63
63
53
34
25
24
13
9
39
208
86
142
146
60
64
114
158
166
175
140
120
112
117
105
81
52
38
31
25
网​红​儿​%%%%%%%%89%B4B
17
101
47
71
70
32
36
56
68
88
96
79
62
54
64
59
44
30
18
14
13
22
107
39
71
76
28
28
58
90
78
79
61
58
58
53
46
37
22
20
17
12
79
817
258
738
258
225
2
57
58
59
60
30
155
355
32
59
9
26
325
32
56
959
160
2
506
122
58
7
38
46
20
734
158
2
351
121
54
7
15
10
16
62
63
3
16
4
38
65
66
10
18
18
23
36
56
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 207
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Dover
Dracut
Dudley
Dunstable
Duxbury
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Total Males
Fe
males
males
Total | Males
Fee
males
ZE
4,022
2,802 1,417 1,385
1,220 603
4,022
1,044
1,758
1,220
2,020 2,002
546
871
603
836
2,009
1,520
7
7
ជនខ៩១១-១២
ខ្ញុំ
216
3
-
=
T
t
T
-
T
T
-
T
3,245 1,725 1,520
121 159
7.0 10.5
898 851
2 6
0.2 0.7
827 669
119 153
14.4 22.9
3,238 1,722 1,516
121 159
7.0 10.5
2 4
131
LIO II III
=
185
1
0.5
421
1
0.2
1
= -
T
9.7
161
145
802
69
4.4
3.1
0.7
2
-
125
251
141
2,358
1,231
1,176 1,182
623 608
553 574
2,291
968
1,323
1,220 1,071
485 483
735 588
1,338
1,082
256
1,127
ក
39
34
162
89
126
ខ្ញុំ
88
149
331
16
116
468
212
332
369
157
172
256
298
385
305
297
244
•ជ០១-០។
16
16
6
8
6
11
134
208
265
297
293
277
246
274
203
162
49
46
28
46
47
48
112
139
145
135
133
123
146
102
87
89
135
159
200
163
166
138
104
96
126
152
158
144
123
128
101
75
61
66
63
63
64
100
140
121
127
135
106
131
6
12
8
131
106
19
%5C%以
​១០ ១១
o c Eoe
155
1,678
1,275
282
403
417
1,385
155
144
-
268
717
56
110
• | f | |
905
២២០០៩-ទដី
ដងសe | ង
1
ននន
! !
L)
, -
( !
ៗ:
208
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. – COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
East Bridgewater
Eastham
CLASSIFICATION
Fe
Fe-
Total | Males
Total Males
males
males
1
3,689
3,003
686
1,900 1,789
1,525 1,478
375 311
545
522
23
272
259
13
273
263
10
3,679
1,979
1,015
685
7
7
1,895
1,017
504
374
3
3
1,784
962
511
311
545
453
69
23
272
220
39
13
273
233
30
10
8
9
10
11
12
13
Neared
NI W WARS
3
**'--'
IIIIII
222
445
2
0.4
209
0.5
2,984
111
3.7
2,326
7
0.3
658
104
15.8
2,974
111
3.7
7
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,523
69
4.5
1,167
6
0.5
356
63
17.7
1,518
69
4.5
3
223
2
0.9
213
2
0.9
10
1,461
42
2.9
1,159
1
0.1
302
41
13.6
1,456
42
2.9
13
M | | | | | జి.
445
222
223
2
0.9
-
106
66
40
30
179
31
32
2,338
1,720
618
1,204
870
334
1,134
850
284
344
322
22
165
153
12
169
10
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
219
110
219
110
5
15
12
19
20
19
8
19
28
11
5
13
10
13
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
10
77
269
144
215
272
98
108
168
239
286
272
253
230
202
216
174
153
105
100
64
44
35
132
72
89
136
45
60
86
113
137
133
42
137
72
126
136
53
48
82
126
149
139
131
115
109
110
96
80
55
46
26
22
8
34
20
38
48
18
15
20
27
28
33
27
31
34
35
36
19
23
22
17
12
4历​299797BBBBB99
16
122
115
93
106
78
73
50
54
38
22
17
15
17
14
18
16
19
15
10
13
13
18
16
21
9
14
11
6
5
11
11
7
26
1,486
195
1,209
194
277
1
187
105
161
105
!'
,
99
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
11
826
65
125
18
64
88
105
727
65
114
18
27
14
50
18
6
19
10
8
21
17
6
16
10
2
37
74
6
16
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 209
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

East Longmeadow
Easton
Easthampton
Fe
Males
Total
males
Edgartown
Total Males
Fe-
males
Egremont
Fe-
Total Males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
males
953
1
2
3
9,845
6,144
3,701
4,744 5,101
2,880 3,264
1,864 1,837
1,939
1,438
501
986
727
259
711
5,064
3,854
1,210
2,496 2,568
1,866 1,988
630 580
1,276
1,043
599
493
106
677
550
127
599
560
39
290
276
14
309
284
25
242
233
4
5
591
492
306
247
9,838 4,742 5,096
2,142 1,010 1,132
3,996 1,869 2,127
3,700 1,863 1,837
5
5
COOOOO
953
378
333
242
1,936
760
675
501
3
3
27755----
983
382
342
259
3
3
5,055
2,107
1,745
1,203
8
2
6
1
2,487 2,568
1,030 1,077
834 911
623 580
8
2
6
1
1,256
705
318
233
20
20
588
330
152
106
11
11
668
375
166
127
9
9
| | | | C | -
285
245
26
14
5
5
VII.COM
| | | | లులు కట్లు వద్దు
2
11
12
13
2
1
1
1
1,047
492
4,117
105
265
71
555
35
6.3
435
2.6
240
7,666 3,676 3,990
573 294
279
7.5 8.0
7.0
4,032 1,850 2,182
27 20 7
0.7 1.1 0.3
3,634 1,826 1,808
546 274 272
15.0 15.0 15.0
7,659 3,674 3,985
573
294 279
7.5 8.0 7.0
5
5
I
1,517
54
3.6
1,040
3
0.3
477
51
10.7
1,514
54
3.6
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
780
21
2.7
533
2
0.4
247
19
7.7
777
21
2.7
3
506
1
0.2
467
1
0.2
39
737
33
4.5
507
1
0.2
230
32
13.9
737
33
4.5
241
1
0.4
227
1
0.4
14
2,026 2,091
63 42
3.1 2.0
1,410 1,522
3
0.2
616 569
60 42
1.0 7.4
2,017 2,091
63 42
3.1 2.0
8
25
2,932
3
0.1
1,185
102
8.6
4,108
105
2.6
8
6.8
823
2
0.2
224
69
30.8
1,029
71
6.9
18
36
7.3
388
2
0.5
104
34
32.7
483
36
7.5
9
120
35
29.2
546
35
6.4
9
263
501
1
0.2
5
238
1
0.4
3
i wa
L1 ani
507
275
232
51
20
31
97
60
37
71
36
35
1
30
31
32
5,654 2,751 2,903
2,581 1,143 1,438
3,073 1,608 1,465
1,095
672
423
557
336
221
538
336
202
3,150
2,059
1,091
1,546
987
559
1,604
1,072
532
872
663
209
411
314
97
461
349
112
402
367
35
193
180
13
209
187
22
33
34
35
1,150 1,150
442 442
15 15
146
68
7
146
68
7
228
320
5
228
320
5
65
32
65
32
I OTO
AN
2
26
7
14
15
8
10
14
17
4
9
15
26
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
273
944
425
537
622
311
350
729
944
977
716
639
592
476
375
304
213
179
104
74
61
120
461
208
279
309
127
183
306
454
490
375
315
285
227
186
134
91
86
45
29
34
153
483
217
258
313
184
167
423
490
487
341
324
307
249
189
170
122
93
59
45
27
36
171
96
119
171
67
92
92
121
133
130
140
133
101
105
61
57
44
36
22
12
18
86
39
63
83
43
52
45
61
70
65
66
73
55
50
34
27
23
16
12
5
18
85
57
56
88
24
40
47
60
63
65
74
60
46
55
27
30
21
20
10
7
89
373
207
278
375
161
181
250
338
349
345
405
313
336
284
204
190
146
115
76
49
42
185
91
152
179
93
83
125
170
174
174
197
143
180
138
105
92
74
45
33
21
47
188
116
126
196
68
98
125
168
175
171
208
170
156
146
99
98
72
70
43
28
25
94
34
76
69
30
40
36
66
97
83
81
90
81
72
66
68
56
60
25
27
13
37
18
39
33
14
20
14
30
51
43
40
36
45
38
30
32
29
20
10
7
12
57
16
37
36
16
20
22
36
46
40
41
54
36
34
36
36
27
40
15
20
44
17
28
32
12
19
41
34
39
39
35
34
39
45
39
36
22
19
4
17
15
18
23
20
12
18
22
20
18
12
7
2
6
19
21
16
15
22
21
23
19
18
10
12
2
11
CAO
SONOR
4,554 3,049 1,505
203 203
344
64
40
109
3
463
152
399
152
245
145
205
143
2
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
14
5
696
167
587
164
1,911
234
1,567
234
1
925
114
129
27
43
29
65
139
1
「四​的
​149
30
33
15
32
38
14
135
30
32
14
19
12
5
40
9
9
2
19
18
3
35
9
8
2
6
25
308
46
54
5
27
30
34
25
268
40
50
5
13
8
14
40
6
4
3,362 2,186 1,176
151 139 12
273 251 22
57 57
150 64 86
208 74 134
150 75 75
1
1,064
116
144
27
81
103
141
2
15
1
1
13
26
9
14
22
20
65
66
38
74
76
13
17
2
G
? ? !
210
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Enfield
Erving
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1,168
806
675
131
396
336
60
410
339
71
960
613
489
124
555
471
84
208
410
394
238
96
257
82
804
495
178
131
2
2
1,168
663
297
208
613
329
160
124
555
334
137
84
COOOOOO
SNITT
702
9
1.3
571
345
7
2.0
285
928
39
4.2
723
0.4
131
357
2
0.6
286
1
0.3
71
1
1.4
357
2
0.4
60
6
10.0
343
7
2.0
483
21
4.3
359
3
0.8
124
18
14.5
483
21
4.3
0.6
205
35
17.1
928
39
4.2
5.3
700
9
1.3
2
445
18
4.0
364
1
0.3
81
17
21.0
445
18
4.0
39
21
18
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OB RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
32
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
530
405
125
250
194
56
280
211
69
704
514
190
370
253
117
334
261
73
13
35
83
34
8
22
48
9
32
20
43
78
30
20
44
27
40
41
21
21
30
4
16
13
18
45
12
11
27
26
27
18
23
30
24
23
25
18
18
9
45
25
33
49
15
24
23
28
57
5
16
7
25
33
18
9
17
19
21
24
30
33
36
17
24
26
19
13
10
8
48
42
53
63
60
49
B幻​幻​幻​幻​幻​幻​幻​红​四​四​四​四​%151
42
52
73
90
36
45
53
72
104
91
81
67
56
56
61
41
39
22
g
5
39
29
49
40
28
27
34
22
15
22
11
4
17
37
22
16
11
3
52
59
306
122
254
121
443
25
384
25
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical.
16
28
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
80
14
15
273
23
96
14
15
7
21
25
301
23
33
5
13
19
24
12
19
van
1
8
12
10
6
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 211
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Essex
EVERETT
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Total
Fe
males
Males
Pe
Males
Total
Total
Males
Fe
males
Total
Males
Fe
males
males
1
1,677
1,422
255
834
703
131
843
719
124
37,718
26,689
11,029
18,387
13,065
5,322
19,331
13,624
5,707
6,277
4,589
1,688
2,990
2,168
822
3,287
2,421
866
124,791
74,530
50,261
60,319
36,135
24,184
64,472
38,395
26,077
1,673
1,060
360
253
3
831
541
160
130
2
2
842
519
200
123
COOOOOOO
36,545
11,274
14,426
10,845
1,134
972
162
39
17
22
17,809
5,508
7,079
5,222
543
464
79
35
14
18,736
5,766
7,347
5,623
591
508
83
6,168
2,574
1,948
1,646
108
67
41
2,935
1,194
944
797
54
30
24
1
3,233
1,380
1,004
849
54
37
17
124,328
17,419
56,745
50,164
384
343
41
79
23
56
9
10
11
12
13
60,065
8,389
27,573
24,103
177
152
25
77
21
56
64,263
9,030
29,172
26,061
207
191
16
2
2
1
1
21
1,436
26
1.8
1,182
715
7
1.0
592
1
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
0.1
254
25
9.8
1,432
26
1.8
3
721
19
2.6
590
1
0.2
131
18
13.7
718
19
2.6
2
29,856
303
1.0
19,095
13
0.1
10,761
290
2.7
28,931
291
14,427
125
0.9
9,225
7
0.1
5,202
118
2.3
13,972
121
0.9
423
4
0.9
122
123
7
5.7
714
7
1.0
1
15,429
178
1.2
9,870
6
0.1
5,559
172
3.1
14,959
170
1.1
468
8
1,7
4,946
395
8.0
3,306
17
0.5
1,640
378
23.0
4,867
384
7.9
78
11
14.1
373
2,335
191
8.2
1,534
5
0.3
801
186
23.2
2,298
188
8.2
36
3
8.3
179
2,611
204
7.8
1,772
12
0.7
839
192
22.9
2,569
196
7.6
42
8
19.0
194
97,140
11,295
11.6
48,201
294
0.6
48,939
11,001
22.5
96,731
11,278
11.7
333
15
4.5
10,338
46,333
5,429
11.7
22,800
145
0.6
23,533
5,284
22.5
46,113
5,425
11.8
144
2
1.4
4,981
50,807
5,866
11.5
25,401
149
0.6
25,406
5,717
22.5
50,618
5,853
11.6
189
13
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5,357
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891
12
1.3
296
25
18
174
30
31
32
1,177
942
235
584
471
113
22,509
12,565
9,944
10,704
5,923
4,781
11,805
6,642
5,163
3,745
2,265
1,480
1,730
1,006
724
2,015
1,259
756
70,195
27,356
42,839
33,357
12,650
20,707
36,838
14,706
22,132
33
34
35
2,337
2,281
77
2,337
2,281
77
462
231
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462
231
6
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7,606
196
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196
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36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
16
98
44
83
90
42
57
70
116
125
93
111
105
136
104
105
84
68
3
56
25
42
48
18
27
38
59
57
38
62
56
68
52
45
38
865
3,164
1,557
2,276
2,629
1,263
1,320
2,135
2,767
3,417
2,951
2,870
2,601
2,199
1,930
1,251
961
670
440
1,612
779
1,129
1,328
660
663
1,072
1,321
1,606
1,410
1,360
1,284
1,059
951
605
459
300
180
94
75
425
1,552
778
1,147
1,301
603
657
1,063
1,446
1,811
1,541
1,510
1,317
1,140
979
646
502
370
260
161
122
130
552
272
377
419
229
220
333
392
457
477
446
427
357
289
251
212
155
136
81
65
58
277
155
186
209
109
108
170
209
252
256
240
205
191
155
135
119
86
75
47
45
3,152
11,462
5,369
7,668
9,701
4,614
4,900
7,730
9,617
10,943
9,403
8,977
7,965
6,591
5,645
3,752
2,910
1,940
1,329
658
465
5,819
2,685
3,870
4,770
2,267
2,400
3,539
4,403
5,158
4,593
4,291
3,915
3,244
2,677
1,777
1,349
872
595
282
201
1,540
5,643
2,684
3,798
4,931
2,347
2,500
4,191
5,214
5,785
4,810
4,686
4,050
3,347
2,968
1,975
1,561
1,068
734
376
264
440
55
56
31
22
19
34
255
197
102
3,563
3
703
2
21,282
57
58
59
60
61
62
20
15,232
84
11,669
81
1,125
2,532
233
6
1,315
137
264
43
172
336
59,045
450
67
41,922
2,463
5,395
1,320
2,189
3,271
1,968
37,763
450
67
25,349
2,384
4,637
1,318
870
1,4
1,230
16,573
79
758
2
1,319
1,813
738
593
471
122
11
42
19
41
42
24
30
32
57
68
55
49
49
68
52
60
46
31
21
22
15
72
275
117
191
210
120
112
163
183
205
221
206
222
166
134
116
93
69
61
34
20
671
159
1
243
81
60
3
50
48
26
569
158
1
223
80
56
3
25
9
14
12
6,772
1,337
2,533
409
791
129
2,165
12
5,647
1,248
2,113
408
409
554
1,197
89
420
1,829
231
6
979
133
242
42
69
44
83
4
22
1
103
155
80
25
39
12
382
575
968
66
163
212
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
CL
5
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Falmouth
CLASSIFICATION
FITCH BURG
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
3,917
2,914
1,003
2,008 1,909 39,656 19,611 20,045
1,450 1,464 25,776 12,493 13,283
558 445 13,880 7,118 6,762
3,543
1,850
924
769
366
132
234
8
8
1,775
938
447
390
229
61
168
1,768 39,601 19,572 20,029
912 9,460 4,588 4,872
477 16,271 7,875 8,396
379 13,870 7,109
6,761
137 40 24 16
71 38 23 15
66
2
1
15
O NON
8
8
3,136
434
13.8
2,153
8
0.4
983
426
43.3
2,843
251
8.8
285
183
64.2
413
1,634
247
15.1
1,084
5
0.5
550
242
44.0
1,438
122
8.5
192
125
65.1
234
1,502 | 31,361 15,543 15,818
187 1,307 652 655
12.5
4.2
4.2 4.1
1,069 || 17,938 8,642 9,296
3 59 40 19
0.3 0.3 0.5 0.2
433 13,423 6,901 6,522
184 1,248 612 636
42.5 9.3
8.9
9.8
1,405 | 31,308 15,506 15,802
129 1,306 651 655
9.2 4.2 4.2 4.1
93 38 22 16
58
1
1
62.4 2.6 4.5
179 1,237 614 623
2,448 1,278 1,170 23,496 11,654 11,842
1,558 777 781 11,473 5,434 6,039
890 501 389 || 12,023 6,220 5,803
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
2 Native
3 Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and
over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31
Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61
Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66
Clerical
252
91
252
91
4
4,073 4,073
2,051 2,051
87 87
68
328
159
226
264
106
120
198
187
342
281
297
275
255
215
163
131
105
73
65
59
30
163
80
101
126
57
67
106
110
188
149
139
38
165
79
125
138
49
53
92
77
154
132
158
128
116
107
85
53
54
40
34
32
938
3,458
1,608
2,291
2,760
1,327
1,451
2,327
3,272
3,781
3,269
2,958
2,437
2,062
1,732
1,370
974
697
469
473
1,690
798
1,107
1,414
663
727
1,085
1,647
1,927
1,678
1,469
1,195
1,021
848
674
481
320
210
118
66
465
1,768
810
1,184
1,346
664
724
1,242
1,625
1,854
1,591
1,489
1,242
1,041
884
696
493
377
259
161
130
147
139
108
78
78
51
33
31
27
279
196
183 | 17,375 12,475 4,900
1,428
290
1
521
126
174
69
66
150
31
1,245
290
1
513
115
154
65
35
61
11
381 380
40 40
8 | 10,343 7,647 2,696
11 1,142 1,090 52
20 1,773 1,510 263
418 418
31 967 404 563
89 1,378 509 869
20 933 477 456
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
213
OF THE POPULATION
- Continued.
Florida
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Freetown
Fe
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
Fe
males
Total | Males
males
Total Males
males
427
311
116
256
176
80
171
135
36
3,755
3,017
738
1,913 1,842 | 15,860 7,791 8,069
1,509 1,508 11,581 5,600 5,981
404 334 4,279 2,191 2,088
6,440 3,292 3,148
4,622 2,272 2,350
1,818 1,020 798
1,663
1,359
304
860
677
183
426
193
117
116
1
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255
117
58
80
1
171
76
59
36
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3,720
2,015
975
730
33
27
1,898 1,822 || 15,742
1,007 1,008 6,297
492 483 5,189
399 331 4,256
13 20 99
10 17 85
3 3 14
19
10
9
NINASSES
A | నలంటిని
7,725 8,017
3,010 3,287
2,540 2,649
2,175 2,081
48 51
41 44
7
18
9 1
9
6,422
2,354
2,253
1,815
14
13
1
NNAGAR
3,282 3,140
1,159 1,195
1,106 1,147
1,017 798
6 8
5 8
1,524
1,061
254
209
139
44
95
769
523
133
113
91
21
70
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10
11
12
13
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12
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216
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9
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16
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326
12
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78
9
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3,193 1,607 | 1,586 || 13,131
5 2 3 367
0.2 0.1 0.2
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2,469 1,212 | 1,257 8,989
2
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8
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181 174
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279 131 148
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1,778 1,000
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277 129 148
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5,173 2,631 2,542
278 130 148
5.4 4.9 5.8
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1,344
86
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1
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299
85
28.4
1,237
38
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107
48
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83
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123
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125
145
30
31
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240
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151
81
70
89
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1,922
685
1,304 1,303 | 10,334
929 993 6,635
375 310 3,699
5,022 5,312
3,107 3,528
1,015 1,784
3,964 2,003 1,961
2,385 1,130 1,255
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265
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258
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108
49
76
105
58
47
73
120
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11
36
22
31
33
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15
21
22
30
32
40
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130
605
278
361
483
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453
679
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49
227
115
171
225
119
97
145
223
245
215
261
281
240
266
241
195
146
130
85
79
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
26
119
66
95
120
61
50
72
103
126
103
135
147
123
117
127
100
84
63
42
34
112
270
1,162
545
752
940
430
509
918
1,370
1,623
1,300
1,283
1,039
888
774
656
479
377
265
141
139
120
512
260
362
425
220
219
358
505
520
500
487
386
401
334
256
175
161
106
75
656
140
557
267
391
457
216
264
465
691
810
644
636
558
430
385
355
272
215
158
78
80
75
266
134
178
212
114
115
195
291
273
252
241
191
205
159
125
92
72
46
39
17
45
246
126
184
213
106
104
163
214
247
248
246
195
196
175
131
83
89
60
36
41
24
110
66
119
131
58
47
84
103
131
120
105
94
82
85
79
68
50
50
23
34
14
53
28
59
66
26
25
45
58
74
69
55
56
33
46
48
34
24
21
11
15
10
57
38
60
65
32
22
39
45
57
51
50
38
49
39
31
34
26
29
12
19
25
18
15
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6
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126
134
117
149
114
95
62
67
43
45
647
481
458
389
301
207
162
107
63
59
66
58
173
114
11
362
162
114
647
1,520
163
1,158
163
7,368
503
5,282 2,086
502 1
2,777 2,130
247 242
637
133
571
131
66
2
5
27
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
27
16
24
961
32
61
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700
97
131
20
96
256
57
532
94
121
19
38
162
29
168
3
10
1
58
3,676
558
708
160
541
648
574
2,715
526
647
160
213
167
352
1,525
1,201
324
228
239
36
144
214
144
221
211
35
66
81
73
7
28
1
78
133
71
355
51
30
13
17
20
18
331
51
30
12
5
2
9
1
328
481
222
1
12
18
28
704
167
214
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Gardner
Gay Head
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
16,376 8,545
10,555 5,228
5,821 3,317
7,831
5,327
2,504
175
172
3
95
93
2
80
79
1
5
3
1
1
16,337
4,354
6,166
5,817
33
32
1
8,520
2,186
3,021
3,313
19
18
1
6
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7,817
2,168
3,145
2,504
14
14
2
164
164
88
88
76
76
3
3
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
3 Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
5 Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7 Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
146
4
3.6
82
143
6,769
464
6.9
3,541
69
1.9
3,228
395
12.2
6,746
459
62
1
1.6
61
1
1.6
1
2.8
12,763
877
6.9
7,113
115
1.6
5,650
762
13.5
12,729
870
6.8
28
6
21.4
831
3.7
5,994
413
6.9
3,572
46
1.3
2,422
367
15.2
5,983
411
6.9
11
2
18.2
383
6) เ เ เ อ ง 6
& esܒܘܪܟܬ ܙ ܙ ܘ ܙ ܙ ܟܬ ܙ ܙ ܚ
6.8
17
4
23.5
448
9,855 5,299 4,556
4,834 2,395 2,439
5,021 2,904 2,117
105
102
3
61
59
43
1
33
1,913 1,913
873 873
114 114
35
10
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
11
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
384
1,534
700
995
1,070
462
458
918
1,281
1,643
1,449
1,234
1,020
802
775
534
422
309
191
109
86
3998278414H9
201
730
337
508
532
231
236
471
691
905
795
684
553
432
414
269
225
158
88
53
32
183
804
363
487
538
231
222
447
590
738
654
550
467
370
361
265
197
151
103
56
54
11
12
10
8
11
10
5
NI WN WOONOA ODORONI
ONIONOWOCOWO
లులులానిలా...
10
78
34
68
34
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
13
6
7,083
281
2
4,431
331
594
132
253
730
329
5,634 1,449
281
2
3,844 587
309 22
519 75
132
151
266 464
179 150
| కలుంటే బడి
11
6
2
14
1
I WIINI 16
14
102
.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
215
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.

Georgetown
Gill
Goshen
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
GLOUCESTER
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total
Gosnold
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
169
8
2,058
1,864
194
1,041
951
90
1,017
913
104
951
799
152
500
408
92
451 | 24,478
391 17,517
60 6,961
12,455 12,023
8,670 8,847
3,785 3,176
289
280
9
165
4
120
115
5
155
111
44
94
69
25
61
42
19
5
2,055
1,484
380
191
3
1,039
758
193
88
2
1,016
726
187
103
1
498
299
107
450
270
120
60
281
237
35
948
569
227
152
3
3
12,432 12,019
4,154 4,143
4,512 4,702
3,766 3,174
6 4
161
139
18
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120
98
17
5
Uh
III INNE
COOOOOOO
24,451
8,297
9,214
6,940
10
2
8
17
4
13
60
37
5
18
1
148
89
18
41
3
1
2
4
3
قناة هاه لامرده
88
52
13
23
2
1
1
4
1
III OOOO OO
3
10
11
12
13
1
6
17
4
13
231
137
851
14
1.6
761
94
1
1.1
89
134
2
1.5
90
84
1
1.2
59
50
1
2.0
31
1,745
22
1.3
1,551
2
0.1
194
20
10.3
1,742
22
1.3
3
0.2
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
894
8
0.9
790
1
0.1
104
7
6.7
893
8
0.9
1
401
9
2.2
318
1
0.3
83
8
9.6
399
0.7
133
1
0.8
4
754
17
2.3
613
3
0.5
141
14
9.9
751
17
2.3
3
44
0.1
90
13
14.4
849
14
1.6
2
ల|| సిటులు
353 | 20,152 10,264 9,888
8 636 318 318
2.3 3.2 3.1 3.2
295 13,293 6,532 6,761
2 15 11 4
0.7 0.1
0.1
58 6,859 3,732 3,127
6 621 307 314
10.3 9.1 8.2 10.0
35220,125 10,241 9,884
8 632 314 318
2.3 3.1 3.1
3.2
10 6 4
3 3
30.0 50.0
609 303 306
0.9
222
1
0.5
9
1
11.1
223
2
0.9
8
5
1
20.0
94
S||లుటనలు
4.5
127
19
1
5.3
49
III OO CONDO
ܝܕܙ ܙܣܛܪ ܣܘܪܝܝܗ݀ ܟܝܘܝܙܘܟ
129
1
0.8
0 I 1OO SCO
25
1
4.0
78
1
1.3
2
2.3
III OO OILIA
1.1
0.8
33.0
100.0
1
21
13
17
30
31
32
1,362
1,191
171
647
563
84
715
628
87
569
442
127
294
222
72
275 15,391
220 8,942
55 6,449
7,868 7,523
4,334 4,608
3,534 2,915
166
159
7
88
84
78
75
3
119
76
43
73
49
24
46
27
19
1
33
48
3
3
48
34
34
36
35
1
36
35
1
1,906
1,592
17
1,906
1,592
17
15
3
4
15
3
4
LA CON
35
26
3
11
2
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10
43
22
23
30
16
15
17
28
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3
13
10
6
20
9
12
8
14
A wa Wern
3
14
34
17
34
42
15
15
35
43
40
38
27
20
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
38
111
77
99
136
72
69
106
103
110
143
124
130
133
115
110
106
105
88
53
42
12:14
74 37
45 32
59 40
80 56
44 28
34 35
46 60
51 52
52 58
70 73
62 62
68 62
63 70
56 59
44 66
47 59
50 55
43 45
20 33
21 21
57
72
31
30
52
71
78
65
59
45
57
57
36
35
25
25
9
旺旺​以​弘​纪​历历​历​绍如昭​四​四​四​四​四​四​历历​42
447
1,786
816
1,277
1,699
858
862
1,342
1,651
1,932
1,700
1,815
1,773
1,601
1,415
1,100
796
631
463
261
253
216
916
416
643
871
412
429
684
801
973
925
929
945
823
775
545
411
300
209
117
231
870
400
634
828
446
433
658
850
959
775
886
828
778
640
555
385
331
254
144
138
6
24
15
13
26
14
13
12
22
14
13
24
18
10
13
16
12
12
3
6
NWNTOOONOOD KOODA Owowo
27
32
25
28
32
20
15
10
10
5
5
12
10
2
3
4
10
14
7
8
6
5
8
2
5
14
21
11
15
12
10
12
6
5
12
8
LIAONANAW
ANNA NOORTOIA ONNIN
5
25
16
20
15
15
8
11
CONCORSOREN
CU CONNWOOD
115
57
58
843
127
639
124
204
3
10
369
126
310
124
59
2
115
68
106
67
80
35
70
35
1
16
73
1
403
64
84
330
61
65
139
11
9
3
39
29
13
10,452 8,228 2,224
2,059 2,057 2
161 161
3,158
2,467
691
1,345 1,324 21
1,268 1,077 191
123
11
8
3
18
11
12
6
8
2
12
4
12
1
6
8
2
12
2
3
19
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
9
49
79
28
9
24
16
10
307 306 1
552 224 328
1,017 375 642
585 237 348
24
9
4
1
4
5
24
9
4
1
1
25
63
18
21
18
1
1
216
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
.
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Grafton
CLASSIFICATION
Granby
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
6,250 3,062 3,188
4,243 2,124
2,119
2,007 938 1,069
828
672
156
462
372
90
366
300
66
828
389
283
156
462
205
167
90
6,194 3,037 3,157
1,892 960
932
2,300 1,142
1,158
2,002 935 1,067
55 24 31
51 22 29
2 2
1
366
184
116
66
8
9
10
11
12
13
661
43
6.5
505
367
28
7.6
277
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
5,235 2,534 2,701
425
211
214
8.1 8.3 7.9
3,291 1,621
1,670
110 65 45
3.3 4.0 2.7
1,944 913 1,031
315
146 169
16.2 16.0 16.4
5,184 2,511 2,673
422 211 211
8.1 8.4 7.9
50 22 28
3
3
6.0
10.7
404 204 200
1.2
156
37
23.7
1.4
90
24
26.7
367
28
7.6
294
15
5.1
228
2
0.9
66
13
19.7
294
15
5.1
661
43
6.5
40
26
14
30
31
32
4,108
2,418
1,690
1,998 2,110
1,197
1,221
801 889
481
334
147
259
173
86
222
161
61
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born'
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
i and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
479
198
121
479
198
121
64
21
1
64
21
1
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
118
450
172
275
363
192
187
385
497
515
447
498
456
406
365
306
211
149
112
81
65
65
231
87
145
186
85
98
167
233
270
227
249
204
195
172
146
106
73
55
42
26
53
219
85
130
177
107
89
218
264
245
220
249
252
211
193
160
105
76
57
39
39
14
65
35
53
61
30
31
58
48
46
48
63
62
44
36
43
24
18
23
13
13
10
27
25
33
34
14
20
40
32
24
29
27
35
20
23
25
11
8
11
7
7
38
10
20
27
16
11
18
16
22
19
36
27
24
13
18
13
10
12
978
3,033 2,055
366 366
335
221
295
220
40
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
1,123
121
633
3
50
6
21
41
5
20
131
1,756
124
140
33
124
408
82
29
49
193
43
I AQUI,
75
215
39
65
66
14
23
ܕܚ
19
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 217
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Gran ville
Great Barrington
Greenfield
Greenwich
Groton
Fe
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
males
199
1
2
3
784
647
137
420
341
79
364
306
58
6,627 3,176 3,451 | 12,618 6,349 6,269
5,080 2,447 2,633 10,284 5,116 5,168
1,547 729 818 2,334 1,233 1,101
426
392
34
227
205
22
2,333 1,096 1,237
1,899 906 993
434 190 244
784
490
157
137
420
253
88
79
164
364
237
69
58
6,511
2,994
1,972
1,545
112
112
3,126 3,385
1,433 1,561
966 1,006
727 818
46 66
46 66
426
344
48
34
227
180
25
22
12,509
6,579
3,600
2,330
102
99
3
7
6
1
6,298 6,211
3,311 3,268
1,757 1,843
1,230 1,100
44 58
42 57
2 1
7
6
1
នឱ
ងនន ! ! ! ! ! !
2,319
1,329
557
433
14
13
1
1,093 1,226
646 683
257 300
190 243
3
10
9
10
11
12
13
III
was
ww881-11
-
4
4
2
2
2
121
372
18
4.8
294
379
2
0.5
345
204
1
0.5
182
175
1
0.6
163
20
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
680
24
3.5
545
5
0.9
135
19
14.1
680
24
3.5
22
308
6
1.9
251
1
0.4
57
5
8.8
308
6
1.9
1.4
78
14
17.9
372
18
4.8
5,307
352
6.6
3,802
9
0.2
1,505
343
22.8
5,209
348
6.9
94
3
3.2
261
2,502 2,805
126
226
5.0 8.1
1,791 2,011
5
0.3 0.2
711 794
121 222
17.0 28.0
2,459 2,750
125 223
5.1 8.1
39 55
3
5.5
111 150
10,231
245
2.4
7,941
9
0.1
2,290
236
10.3
10,145
244
2.4
79
1
1.3
225
5,131 5,100
124
2.4 2.4
3,916 4,025
4 5
0.1 0.1
1,215 | 1,075
117 119
9.6 111
5,089 5,056
121 123
2.4 2.4
35 44
1
2.3
112 113
34
2
5.9
379
2
0.5
12
1
8.3
175
4.5
204
ܙ ܙܨܝܙܘܝܘ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܝ
1,948
33
1.7
1,517
2
0.1
431
31
7.2
1,934
33
1.7
14
Iliorach
901 1,047
13
2.2 1.2
713 804
2
0.3
188 243
18 13
9.6 5.3
898 1,036
13
2.2 1.3
3 11
20
0.5
0.6
11
24
18
33
20
13
30
31
32
516
393
123
284
210
74
232
183
49
4,078
2,794
1,284
1,961 2,117
1,317 1,477
644 640
8,116
6,013
2,103
4,062 4,054
2,939 3,074
1,123 980
301
271
30
151
133
18
150
138
12
1,594
1,188
406
720
543
177
874
645
229
33
34
35
50
22
2
50
22
2
435
200
7
435
200
7
679
419
23
679
419
23
10
8
10
8
102
72
2
102
72
2
1
!
8
17
7
3
12
16
6
10
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
12
43
18
31
68
26
35
35
49
43
38
49
55
67
45
36
41
25
26
20
22
33
15
19
21
31
26
18
27
28
38
24
22
23
16
13
10
8
4
26
11
15
35
11
16
14
18
17
20
22
27
29
21
14
18
9
13
10
14
128
580
242
370
416
178
211
424
456
578
514
475
418
380
331
271
223
163
128
75
66
63
304
119
188
199
72
100
170
220
301
261
218
209
184
159
140
95
61
60
33
20
65
276
123
182
217
106
111
254
236
277
253
257
209
196
172
131
128
102
68
42
46
274
1,008
455
650
752
334
362
667
1,030
1,306
1,098
1,012
874
143
511
225
339
371
171
195
332
500
687
555
524
416
352
301
231
177
121
96
57
45
131
497
230
311
381
163
167
335
530
619
543
488
458
333
281
219
183
145
111
83
61
6
16
9
16
36
16
12
14
20
20
26
32
29
24
15
29
28
23
18
17
20
3
4
6
10
26
10
7
10
12
7
13
19
15
10
5
12
16
13
9
9
11
అలంపటం - 600లసలు
35
167
79
104
131
62
62
99
146
196
168
183
155
133
160
135
94
68
57
49
50
18
96
37
44
61
37
36
47
63
85
88
84
69
61
70
66
43
37
20
18
16
17
71
42
60
70
25
26
52
83
111
80
99
86
72
90
69
51
31
13
13
13
14
14
10
17
12
10
685
37
31
34
56
16
333
154
295
153
38
1
723
1
163
89
147
89
247
15
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
123
14
6
8
15
11
2
108
14
6
8
3
2,695
323
1
1,242
261
276
26
126
354
86
1,972
322
1
904
248
239
26
70
108
54
338
13
37
28
26
582
450
360
266
207
140
106
960
192
713
192
5,403 4,239 1,164
272 268 4
4
4
2,163 1,952 211
848 806 42
587 496 91
108 106 2
332 142 190
642 223 419
447 242 205
5
13
1
15
11
1
5
13
1
8
292
68
64
11
109
198
26
278
65
62
10
57
37
12
14
3
2
1
52
161
14
12
56
246
32
Ilig
1 to
46,7
218
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Groveland
Hadley
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
2,377 1,128 1,249
2,024 966 1,058
353 162 191
2,666
1,743
923
1,463 1,203
906 837
557 366
2,370
1,329
689
352
7
6
1,123
624
338
161
5
1,247
705
351
191
2,665
706
1,036
923
1,463
371
535
557
OOOOOOO
1,202
335
501
366
8
10
11
12
II a
1 1 1 INN
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,998
32
1.6
1,654
5
0.3
344
27
7.8
1,994
32
1.6
934
6
0.6
778
2
0.3
156
4
2.6
931
6
0.6
3
1,064
26
2.4
876
3
0.3
188
23
12.2
1,063
26
2.4
1,956
258
13.2
1,048
2
0.2
908
256
28.2
1,956
258
13.2
1,104
137
12.4
555
1
0.2
549
136
24.8
1,104
137
12.4
852
121
14.2
493
1
0.2
359
120
33.4
852
121
14.2
-
30
6
24
245
130
115
30
31
32
1,541
1,220
709
570
139
832
650
182
1,511
704
807
866
377
489
645
327
318
321
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including
age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGL PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
63
74
1
63
74
1
460
27
2
460
27
2
.
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
37
154
77
111
167
93
76
121
154
166
138
172
153
21
75
41
57
93
41
33
58
80
80
66
77
69
83
52
60
58
25
28
18
13
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
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16
79
36
54
74
52
43
63
74
86
72
95
84
86
70
55
64
48
48
30
20
93
296
144
177
153
75
63
154
223
250
231
152
154
117
97
85
72
37
33
33
27
44
150
70
95
79
37
38
84
142
144
128
87
94
68
58
39
42
18
17
18
11
49
146
74
82
74
38
25
70
81
106
103
65
60
49
39
46
30
19
16
15
16
169
122
115
122
73
76
48
33
1,069
90
735
87
334
3
1,064
754
939
754
125
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
660
41
93
6
45
173
10
14
487
31
79
6
13
17
15
141
14
30
6
37
68
14
116
12
25
6
15
ផងដ , ២ ជី
32
నిలటం
57
42
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 219
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

Halifax
Hamilton
Hancock
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
males
Hampden
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Hanover
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
males
355
638
411
227
380
223
157
258
188
70
1,879
1,415
464
946
685
261
933
730
203
670
573
97
300
55
315
273
42
514
479
35
278
254
24
236
225
11
2,666 1,386 1,280
2,089 1,051 | 1,038
577 335 242
566
269
140
157
251
119
69
63
353
221
77
315
150
71
94
65
2
63
OOOOOO
1,864
920
485
459
14
10
4
1
936
437
240
259
9
8
1
1
928
483
245
200
5
2
667
424
146
97
3
3
314
203
69
42
1
1
506
401
70
35
8
8
276
216
36
24
2
2
55
230
185
34
11
6
6
2,601
1,516
538
547
65
35
30
1,338 1,263
752 764
281 257
305 242
48 17
18 17
30
2
2
III 88
10
11
12
13
| | | UNN
1
14
528
43
550
196
7
3.6
131
748
11
1.5
551
12
259
5
1.9
218
8.1
2,281
67
2.9
1,712
1,186 1,095
47 20
4.0 1.8
855 857
2.2
455
17
1.1
190
3
1.6
179
3
1.7
11
NNNN
OOOOOOO
332
36
10.8
176
2
1.1
156
34
21.8
269
9
3.3
63
27
42.9
36
307
3
1.0
221
40
18.1
460
14
3.0
68
29
42.6
43
1,518
39
2.6
1,065
4
0.4
453
35
7.7
1,503
39
2.6
14
770
28
3.6
514
4
0.8
256
24
9.4
760
28
3.7
9
0.8
65
6
9.2
191
5
2.6
5
409
15
3.7
375
9
2.4
34
6
17.6
402
14
3.5
22
23
291
7
2.4
237
5
2.1
54
2
3.7
289
7
2.4
2
197
11
5.6
743
11
1.5
5
如​仍以​城​51%74223-11
219
12
5.5
196
6
3.1
23
6
26.1
217
12
5.5
2
41
5
12.2
258
5
1.9
1
185
2
1.1
5
569
67
11.8
2,221
40
1.8
60
27
45.0
62
20
331 238
47 20
14.2 8.4
1,140 1,081
20
1.8 1.9
46 14
27
58.7
45 17
-
40.0
7
14.3
15
20.0
3
775
29
37
26
11
12
30
31
32
419
221
412
256
118
138
163
103
60
1,160
748
412
576
348
228
584
400
184
215
166
323
197
157
40
314
280
34
177
154
23
137
126
11
1,827
1,324
503
961
656
305
866
668
198
198
89
49
33
34
35
57
20
2
57
20
2
159
64
3
159
64
3
24
23
2
24
23
2
17
5
1
230
46
230
46
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
6
25
6
11
22
18
5
26
13
18
9
8
13
昭​幻​%的​如​红​丝切丝​妇​奶​红丝​如​如​红​说说​社​品​的
​11
51
19
29
31
26
22
30
40
52
52
72
47
27
29
24
25
22
10
14
5
23
27
34
30
42
Now 12385SSCORE
29
152
76
104
134
61
56
107
106
159
143
154
124
123
101
63
46
61
13
18
22
30
16
7
12
13
లం-అసంసంట.అటువం
15
73
39
49
71
32
26
65
53
70
75
82
59
66
56
29
25
46
47
48
49
50
14
79
37
55
63
29
30
42
53
89
68
72
65
57
45
34
21
35
14
18
13
6
32
11
15
35
16
16
9
17
23
17
20
19
18
22
12
51
22
35
66
29
22
21
29
41
37
39
35
39
41
38
32
29
35
9
8
6
19
11
20
31
13
6
12
12
18
20
19
16
21
19
15
16
14
17
13
46
16
30
38
24
15
18
34
45
28
31
32
19
23
20
30
18
11
14
9
28
11
14
14
15
3
10
24
21
16
17
18
12
14
11
17
7
18
5
16
24
9
12
8
10
24
12
14
14
7
9
9
13
7
3
8
40
165
73
107
143
76
85
150
216
219
207
182
174
156
133
139
150
76
72
57
46
19
91
35
55
82
35
43
65
121
138
110
95
91
74
73
67
72
40
30
24
26
21
74
38
52
61
41
42
85
95
81
97
87
83
82
60
72
78
36
42
33
20
20
17
11
16
53
7
26
16
15
18
2866843
29
ORON
29
15
11
9
56
22
5
57
58
315
197
279
192
36
5
165
30
755
184
590
184
246
142
218
141
28
1
216
104
186
104
1,159
199
950
198
209
1
2
13
75
10
51
8
24
2
49
8
24
2
62
10
8
61
62
63
64
65
66
1
47
6
17
1
3
47
6
18
667
62
76
550
59
69
117
1
23
3
5
14
19
3
4
13
14:1
13
4
165
90
74
17
54
133
38
152
86
66
14
28
50
10
1
13
18
1
8
40
52
55
7
28
12
27
3
7
1
12
40
28
10
16
26
83
28
74
1)
16
G
220
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Hanson
CLASSIFICATION
Hardwick
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1,796
1,463
914
734
180
882
729
153
3,596 1,805
2,024 1,008
1,572
797
1,791
1,016
775
3
333
1,727
1,040
385
302
69
38
31
871
529
185
157
43
20
23
856
511
200
145
26
18
8
3,596 1,805
704 367
1,320 641
1,572 797
1,791
337
679
775
8
9
10
11
12
13
1,411
51
3.6
655
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,520
56
3.7
1,195
3
0.3
325
53
16.3
1,474
40
2.7
46
16
34.8
53
770
35
4.5
596
2
0.3
174
33
19.0
740
23
3.1
30
12
40.
33
750
21
2.8
599
1
0.2
151
20
13.2
734
17
2.3
16
2,795
117
4.2
1,262
5
0.4
1,533
112
7.3
2,795
117
4.2
1,384
66
4.8
607
5
0.8
777
61
7.9
1,384
66
4.8
756
51
6.7
1,411
51
3.6
25.0
20
114
63
51
30
31
32
1,189
900
289
603
451
152
586
449
137
2,004
782
1,222
1,045
377
668
959
405
554
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other.
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native 1
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service:
Clerical
33
34
35
85
46
2
85
46
2
534
131
3
534
131
3
86
342
156
217
232
97
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
41
101
53
81
121
72
48
90
105
109
118
130
126
114
95
97
21
55
32
36
56
40
28
43
58
55
63
65
69
58
43
54
43
36
32
11
16
20
46
21
45
65
32
20
47
47
54
55
65
57
56
52
43
43
41
38
23
12
153
309
359
358
251
239
185
194
142
85
74
44
37
174
78
132
102
50
68
119
172
182
126
131
102
113
81
49
35
20
49
168
78
85
130
47
85
190
187
176
125
108
83
81
61
36
39
24
21
8
10
OOoor
40
70
34
28
NU
OOO SE
6
9
19
584
758
156
637
153
121
3
42
485
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
365
59
57
10
37
42
32
1,780
280
3
1,254
41
46
14
31
89
22
323
57
51
9
18
10
16
1,196
280
3
769
40
42
14
10
25
13
NOVO
OOOO
19
32
16
SAO
21
64
9
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 221
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Harvard
Harwich
Hatfield
HAVERHILL
Hawley
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
1
538
1,104
904
200
429
109
566
475
91
2,179
1,953
226
1,039 1,140
934 1,019
105 121
2,630 1,501 1,129 49,450 24,059 25,391
1,587 812
775 36,583 17,547 19,036
1,043 689 354 | 12,867 6,512 6,355
427
363
64
253
213
40
174
150
24
3
4
5
1,091
638
253
200
13
13
532
300
123
109
6
6
559
338
130
91
7
7
1,831
1,595
162
74
348
196
152
856
760
74
22
183
100
83
975
835
88
52
165
96
69
2,630
653
934
1,043
423
296
63
64
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
249
175
34
40
174
121
29
24
1,501 1,129 | 49,011 23,830 25,181
334 319 20,363 9,672 10,691
478 456 15,819 7,677 8,142
689 354 12,829 6,481 6,348
394 186 208
384 181 203
10 5
5
45 43
2.
17 17
28 26 2
Ni Neno
דודוריא
-
11
459
4
0.9
351
981
64
6.5
861
8
1,147
181
15.8
463
0.9
0.2
0.2
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
956
10
1.0
757
2
0.3
199
8
4.0
943
10
11
13
497
6
1.2
406
2
0.5
91
4
4.4
490
6
1.2
7
1,866
102
5.5
1,641
14
0.9
225
88
39.1
1,618
13
0.8
248
89
35.9
99
885
38
4.3
780
6
0.8
105
32
30.5
758
6
0.8
127
32
25.2
37
1,942
317
16.3
910
1
0.1
1,032
316
30.6
1,942
317
16.3
108
4
3.7
453
4
0.9
6
337
10
3.0
274
3
1.1
63
7
11,1
333
10
3.0
795 | 40,761 19,579 21,182
136 1,013 457 556
17.1 2.5 2.3 2.6
447 28,144 13,196 14,948
46 24 22
0.2
0.1
348 | 12,617
6,383 6,234
136 967 433 534
39.1 7.7 6.8 8.6
795 | 40,384 | 19,382 21,002
136 1,001 453 548
17.1
2.5 2.3 2.6
332 154 178
12
8
3.6 2.6 4.5
119 973 435 538
148
7
4.7
124
2
1.6
24
5
20.8
148
7
120
56
46.7
860
7
0.8
121
57
47.1
62
684
180
26.3
1,147
181
15.8
189
3
1.6
150
1
0.7
39
2
5.1
185
3
1.6
4
4.7
en viss
11 00
28
29
9
288
169
9
2
30
31
32
774
589
185
361
259
102
413
330
83
1,531
1,320
211
721
621
100
810
699
111
1,456
622
834
873
316
557
583 | 31,656 15,121 | 16,535
306 20,296 9,345 10.951
277 11,360 5,776 5,584
239
180
59
129
93
36
110
87
23
。
33
34
35
71
28
3
71
28
3
9
11
1
9
11
1
524
33
524
33
3,581
2,115
52
3,581
2,115
52
26
9
1
26
9
1
20
11
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
23
58
28
39
62
29
32
59
58
90
58
81
85
69
85
68
61
43
31
26
19
11
33
14
21
34
15
14
35
29
45
27
41
42
34
37
35
25
14
12
12
8
12
25
14
18
28
14
18
24
29
45
31
40
43
35
48
33
36
29
19
14
11
32
112
67
102
134
53
69
79
129
115
112
127
136
148
139
121
119
130
113
71
71
15
54
32
53
62
30
33
39
64
57
50
61
64
69
67
59
55
62
53
29
31
17
58
35
49
72
23
36
40
65
58
62
66
72
79
72
62
64
68
60
42
40
88
308
115
177
141
57
62
226
240
289
213
154
157
114
82
67
39
34
29
18
20
45
166
59
84
78
26
28
142
161
178
128
84
92
74
51
31
20
18
16
11
9
43
142
56
93
63
31
34
84
79
111
85
70
65
40
31
36
19
16
13
7
11
904
3,465
1,722
2,598
3,098
1,574
1,607
2,826
3,973
4,852
3,888
3,896
3,412
2,980
2,572
1,947
1,437
1,067
759
499
374
472
1,785
907
1,316
1,548
776
780
1,354
1,941
2,378
1,884
1,853
1,687
1,468
1,178
932
660
451
367
185
137
432
1,680
815
1,282
1,550
798
827
1,472
2,032
2,474
2,004
2,043
1,725
1,512
1,394
1,015
777
616
392
314
237
8
35
22
25
35
22
15
26
13
24
27
26
25
31
19
20
12
9
14
10
9
5
24
16
19
15
18
12
15
8
14
15
16
11
14
11
14
6
wa 1000 SRDCE WAS.co
12
10
14
17
437
222
17
357
221
80
1
866
120
697
118
169
2
1,175
676
1,020
671
175
140
158
134
26
283
17
7
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
66
22
29
3
29
59
59
21
29
3
14
322
88
109
36
56
124
11
296
84
103
33
24
35
4
328
27
23
6
29
70
16
155 | 23,698 | 16,130 7,568
5 453 452 1
1
1
45 15,191 10,668 4,523
3 968 909 59
1 2,388 2,036 352
2 389 389
21 1,068 463 605
66 2,014 743 1,271
12 1,226 469 757
*******
18
4
4
1
3
WMII
6
3
32
89
7
1
15
52
4
III i
3
619
??
222
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. – COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Heath
Hingham
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
383
349
34
208
191
17
175
158
17
5,264 2,520 2,744
4,223
2,035 2,188
1,041 485 556
3
383
272
77
34
208
149
42
17
175
123
35
17
Ovo
5,201
2,685
1,483
1,033
60
55
2,496
1,290
726
480
21
19
2
3
2,705
1,395
757
553
39
36
3
8
10
11
12
13
w I wone 8
3
146
1
0.7
129
49
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
320
7
2.2
286
2
0.7
34
5
14.7
174
6
3.4
157
2
1.3
17
4
23.5
174
6
3.4
17
1
5.9
146
4,459 2,102 2,357
137
88
3.1 4.2 2.1
3,433 1,627 1,806
9 5
0.3 0.3 0.2
1,026 475 551
128 83 45
12.5 17.5 8.2
4,400 2,080 2,320
131 85 46
3.0 4.1 2.0
56 19 37
3
3
5.4
8.1
128 79 49
23
320
7
2.2
0.7
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
244
210
34
137
120
17
107
90
17
3,571
2,623
948
1,655
1,219
436
1,916
1,404
512
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other.
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Num ber illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
9
33
34
35
8
231
192
8
231
192
8
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
2
10
11
11
13
36
162
74
115
166
74
80
4276BQ5671
11
21
14
6
22
18
17
29
18
12
17
28
26
23
31
13
22
16
31
14
13
9
7
11
45
46
47
eren voor von
76
330
149
250
343
156
153
236
358
408
398
436
355
339
311
245
221
188
131
96
85
40
168
75
135
177
82
73
115
169
183
199
205
175
177
130
107
102
90
57
35
26
48
20
6
13
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
17
121
189
225
199
231
180
162
181
138
119
98
74
61
59
ONN WONG
13
585
154
118
2,209
267
5
709
1,624
267
5
636
73
18
4
3
HwT3311-1
162
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
139
23
VIII
VI
292
263
93
82
50
89
29
94
183
332
165
1
101
282
76
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COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 223
OF THE POPULATION -
-
Continued.

Hinsdale
Holden
Holland
Total Males
Fe-
males
Holbrook
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Holliston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
2
3
1,257
1,044
213
652
531
121
605
513
92
2,948 1,417 1,531
2,518 1,215 1,303
430 202 228
2,514 1,273 1,241
1,946 959 987
568
314 254
159
143
16
81
70
11
78
73
5
2,788
2,261
527
1,352 1,436
1,091 1,170
261 266
4
5
159
131
78
66
1,349
1,238
614
411
213
19
19
643
303
219
121
9
9
1,436
749
421
595
311
192
92
10
10
2.938
1,665
845
428
8
8
1,410 1,528
816 849
394 451
200 228
5 3
5 3
81
65
5
11
2,504
1,091
845
568
10
10
2,785
1,460
800
525
1,268 1,236
547 544
407 438
314 254
5 5
5 5
IIIOOOOO
711
379
259
12
16
266
8
9
10
11
12
13
NII ON OOO
19 II 00 00 00
1
II III IONO
III TOOS
INIONO
NILIO
2
2
2
2
2
62
2,438
35
1.4
2,011
1,149 1,289
16 19
1.4 1.5
948 1,063
2,346
16
0.7
1,828
1,124 1,222
7 9
0.6 0.7
871 957
57
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1,029
59
5.7
820
18
2.2
209
41
19.6
1,013
II
533
29
5.4
415
12
2.9
118
17
14.4
524
29
5.5
9
496
30
6.0
405
6
1.5
91
24
26.4
489
30
6.1
7
126
5
4.0
110
2
1.8
16
3
18.8
5
427
35
8.2
2,429
35
1.4
00011
2,056 1,049 1,007
47 24 23
2.3 2.3 2.3
1,499 741 758
5
1 4
0.3 0.1 0.5
557 308 249
42 23 19
7.5 7.5 7.6
2,046 1,044 1,002
45
21
2.2 2.3 2.1
10 5 5
2
20.0
40.0
44 23 21
64
5
7.8
53
2
3.8
11
3
27.3
64
5
7.8
201 226
16 19
8.0 8.4
1,142 1,287
16 19
1.4 1.5
5
| | | రంగాలులు - సిపిఎం
126
62
518
16
3.1
2,343
16
0.7
1
253 265
7 9
2.8 3.4
1,121 1,222
7 9
0.6 0.7
1
59
24
5
4.0
5.8
16
26
27
COINOO
57
27
30
31
13
18
15
7
30
31
32
772
580
192
392
287
105
380
293
87
1,895
1,486
409
894 1,001
703 783
191
218
1.519
1,005
514
752
478
274
767
527
240
109
95
14
56
47
9
53
48
5
1,861
1,403
458
884
660
224
977
743
234
33
34
35
57
47
1
57
47
1
90
98
1
90
98
1
184
89
1
184
89
1
136
80
6
136
80
6
20
91
48
69
101
37
175
97
149
183
14
91
57
5
10
8
10
7
4
3
NOCOA
45
103
2
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
3
3
9
51
25
34
48
34
25
34
37
50
43
48
32
42
27
31
29
19
13
11
10
27
106
61
74
102
52
48
53
70
103
113
99
112
11
40
23
35
53
11
22
30
33
47
41
46
46
26
22
32
19
21
23
13
11
49
206
113
142
209
107
96
131
162
217
248
207
217
189
138
140
125
97
71
47
37
22
100
52
68
107
55
48
78
92
114
135
108
105
99
75
77
58
46
35
34
23
47
64
70
97
84
94
78
68
49
63
48
40
36
24
21
96
155
155
158
167
163
23
84
40
77
92
61
59
85
74
71
89
75
87
75
62
70
57
42
29
13
8
37
70
81
87
78
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3
4
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10
12
6
14
2
41
178
80
143
167
82
99
137
178
197
184
184
207
170
177
150
129
108
84
48
45
82
41
83
82
37
53
68
86
96
93
84
99
80
83
75
53
56
37
19
23
19
96
39
60
85
45
46
69
92
101
91
100
108
90
94
75
76
52
47
29
22
173
90
63
63
67
51
36
13
14
154
133
126
98
82
53
32
25
86
79
71
56
41
40
24
19
17
11
13
9
7
5
4
3
3
1
57
58
10
520
135
116
883
404
132
280
995
220
779
217
216
3
55
37
45
37
277
2
3
227
5
5
63
2
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
239
35
38
8
15
130
3
176
33
38
7
9
1,174
69
2
711
32
125
13
60
అసం- | సిటి | లు,
894
69
2
575
25
108
12
30
23
50
136
7
17
1
30
35
54
392
54
83
36
56
100
54
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319
51
78
35
23
16
40
73
3
5
1
1
xe | | |
1,160
229
5
494
81
104
14
63
OIIIIIII
1
6
5
364
78
97
14
30
18
50
3
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33
73
29)
12
3
104
14
79
ú
224
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
HOLYOKE
CLASSIFICATION
Hopedale
Fe
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
WON
60,816 29,359 31,457
37,979 | 18,367 19,612
22,837 10,992 11,845
2,663 1,368
2,111 1,076
552 292
1,295
1,035
260
3
2,663
1,404
707
552
1,368 1,295
733 671
343 364
292 260
8
9
10
11
12
13
60,741 29,307 | 31,434
10,153 4,994 5,159
27,764 13,333 14,431
22,824 10,980 11,844
48 25 23
47 25 22
1
27 27
15 15
12 12
2,127
25
1.2
1,600
1,096
6
0.5
818
1,031
19
1.8
782
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
48,833 23,373 25,460
1,896 854 1,042
3.9 3.7 4.1
26,499 12,631 | 13,868
108 71 37
0.4 0.6 0.3
22,334 10,742 11,592
1,788 783 1,005
8.0 7.3 8.7
48,768 23,327 25,441
1,893 851 1,042
3.9
3.6 4.1
38 19 19
1
2.6 5.3
1,832 831 1,001
527
25
4.7
2,127
25
1.2
278
6
2.2
1,096
6
0.5
249
19
7.6
1,031
19
1.8
25
26
27
28
29
24
18
30
31
32
35,709 17,080 18,629
15,709 7,298 8,411
20,000 9,782 10,218
1,714
1,241
473
875
633
242
839
608
231
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native paren tage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native :
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
33
34
35
5,748
3,921
102
5,748
3,921
102
137
103
2
137
103
2
26
131
53
62
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
80
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
1,276
4,868
2,384
3,455
4,523
2,224
2,295
4,082
5,396
6,056
4,808
4,609
3,812
3,287
2,579
1,777
1,332
909
598
342
204
620
2,475
1,183
1,708
2,209
1,127
1,091
1,866
2,467
2,853
2,320
2,266
1,884
1,582
1,273
860
643
422
279
156
75
656
2,393
1,201
1,747
2,314
1,097
1,204
2,216
2,929
3.203
2,488
2,343
1,928
1,705
1,306
917
689
487
319
186
129
58
242
100
136
152
66
83
112
187
242
240
222
209
161
113
109
91
64
39
25
12
35
45
61
90
115
140
108
114
77
62
61
40
35
15
12
6
%=%3Bn
%%%n&引​%B6
32
111
47
74
72
31
38
51
97
127
100
114
95
84
51
48
51
29
24
13
9,460
153
1,062
37
909
37
50
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
28,192 18,732
321 321
2 2
18,164 11,862
1,106 1,038
2,728 2,320
850 849
1,398 513
1,899 796
1,724 1,031
6,302
68
408
703
11
59
15
66
84
87
653
11
55
15
38
23
4
885
1,103
693
28
61
10
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 225
OF THE POPULATION
-
- Continued.

Hubbardston
Hudson
Hull
Hopkinton
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Huntington
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2,475
2,103
372
1,188
1,004
184
1,287
1,099
188
1,084
923
161
555
473
82
529
450
79
6,758 3,360 3,398
4,847 2,329 2,518
1,911 1,031 880
2,290 1,476
1.735 1,139
555 337
814
596
218
1,427
1,236
191
718
613
105
709
623
86
3
555
799
717
2,471
1,286
814
371
3
3
281
1,186
647
356
183
1
1
1,084
658
265
161
1,285
639
458
188
2
2
529
329
121
79
329
144
82
SOOO
6,749
2,493
2,348
1,908
6
4
3,353 3,396
1,218 1,275
1,106 1,242
1,029 879
4 2
3 1
1
1,426
783
453
190
709
379
244
86
2,262 1,463
923 642
795 489
544 332
7
6
1
11
404
209
104
306
212
10
00011
54743138
ANO-NOVOS
Amon
12
13
1
424
6
1.4
346
5,628
257
4.6
3,744
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
1,314
12
0.9
982
2,078
33
1.6
1,708
4
0.2
370
29
7.8
2,075
33
1.6
2
· 982 | 1,096
12 21
1.2 1.9
798 910
2 2
0.3 0.2
184 186
19
5.4 10.2
981 1,094
12 21
1.2 1.9
2
875
12
1.4
715
1
0.1
160
11
6.9
875
12
1.4
451
6
1.3
369
1
0.3
82
5
6.1
451
6
1.3
1,952
22
1.1
1,405
1
0.1
547
2,804 2,824
93 164
3.3 5.8
1,786 1,958
4
0.2
1,018 866
89 164
8.7 18.9
2,797 2,822
93 164
3.3 5.8
4 2
1,218
39
3.2
1,035
3
0.3
183
36
19.7
1,217
39
3.2
638
10
1.6
423
1
0.2
215
9
4.2
623
9
1.4
10
605
23
3.8
504
2
0.4
101
21
20.8
604
23
3.8
332
613
16
2.6
531
1
0.2
82
15
18.3
613
16
2.6
0.1
1,884
253
13.4
5,619
257
4.6
6
10
21
78
6
7.7
424
6
1.4
12
3.6
3.8
1,924
19
1.0
17
1
5.9
22
1,301
10
0.8
7
1
14.3
12
29
11
21
12
235
88
147
10
38
23
15
887
30
31
32
1,673
1,327
346
786
613
173
714
681
529
152
349
272
77
332
257
75
4,378
2,698
2,183 2,195
1,261 1,437
922 758
1,617
1,111
506
1,105
799
306
512
312
200
936
767
169
477
385
92
459
382
77
173
1,680
33
66
101
5
66
101
5
53
24
53
24
655
257
8
655
257
8
191
98
13
191
98
13
66
24
1
66
24
1
35
63
36
37
7
48
221
14
43
18
20
36
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
四​四​%朗​如​红​必​好​址
​36
145
90
126
143
71
79
112
103
170
134
186
178
176
154
161
108
87
111
62
43
19
70
41
76
62
40
43
51
50
73
65
73
96
85
77
17
75
49
50
81
31
36
61
53
97
69
113
82
91
77
88
58
46
59
32
22
20
86
37
66
79
36
39
40
49
74
62
89
65
61
55
61
51
45
31
16
22
13
38
19
34
35
21
24
22
29
37
26
54
36
30
23
33
27
24
17
8
5
32
44
15
15
18
20
37
36
35
29
31
32
28
24
21
14
8
17
126
460
210
334
427
195
223
405
545
602
519
483
480
439
364
272
211
186
120
90
67
100
172
211
100
126
184
293
302
278
240
239
220
174
126
103
86
55
37
30
63
239
110
162
216
95
97
221
252
300
241
243
241
219
190
146
108
100
65
53
37
31
146
64
97
91
43
42
159
364
320
214
167
145
112
97
78
47
36
26
14
75
22
51
42
23
21
123
307
231
142
104
84
67
47
44
34
22
15
4
4
17
71
42
46
49
20
21
36
57
89
72
63
61
45
50
34
13
14
22
81
35
71
96
55
50
81
115
128
89
117
94
81
64
88
53
44
24
30
9
40
24
26
38
62
75
48
56
48
35
34
45
29
20
10
14
1
8%B8%弘​吐​织品​必​nd归​纪​的​经​出​出​。
38
15
35
56
31
24
43
53
53
41
61
46
46
30
43
24
24
14
16
8
50
41
52
30
21
53
伍​均​加班​好生​121
心​会​公告
​55
56
57
58
227
40
123
142
399
180
359
177
3,241
116
2,303
114
938
2
1,328
44
1,205
44
636
112
494
112
80
975
223
2
408
41
78
20
70
76
57
61
62
84
3
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748
223
2
324
38
74
18
22
19
28
646
VINO IW5
5
11
2
91
36
38
12
16
16
10
7
83
35
36
12
9
3
4
2,233
1,587
217
95
93
682
26
131
40
209
90
82
680
16
63
21
293
67
68
213
63
61
7
13
6
10
68
19
9
27
104
255
45
111
171
206
95
228
45
60
77
97
2
37
29
28
2
16
13
14
51
94
109
1
21
16
14
66
29
4 elle
237
:
1
931
226
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Ipswich
CLASSIFICATION
Kingston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe
males
Total Males
WON
6,272 3,136 3,136
3,793 1,873 1,920
2,479 1,263 1,216
2,580
1,895
685
1,265 1,315
908 987
357 328
6,260 3,130 3,130 | 2,572
2,089 1,016 1,073 1,053
1,696 854 842 837
2,475 1,260 1,215 682
10 4
6
8
7 2
5
3
2
2 2
1,259 1,313
485 568
420 417
354 328
6 2
CUNOOOOOO
と
​I wanco
SS
1,023
46
4.5
680
4
0.6
1,049
49
4.7
735
3
0.4
2,581
128
5.0
1,348
5
0.4
1,233
123
10.0
2,575
128
5.0
5,129
411
8.0
2,704
7
0.3
2,425
404
16.7
5,117
410
8.0
10
1
10.0
333
343
2,548
283
11.1
1,356
2
0.1
1,192
281
23.6
2,542
282
11.1
6
1
16.7
217
2,072
95
4.6
1,415
7
0.5
657
88
13.4
2,064
93
4.5
8
2
25.0
90
42
12.2
1,017
44
4.3
6
2
33.3
314
46
14.6
1,047
49
4.7
2
OA
నటనంట.
116
48
.
3,897
1,994 1,903
1,945 959 986
1,952 1,035 917
1,590
1,008
582
770
467
303
820
541
279
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17
Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterato
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26
Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF TOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
36
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46
30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
61
Transportation
62 Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66
Clerical
837
180
15
837
180
15
202
96
2
202
96
2
Under 1 year
38
%%四​约​红​纪​经​牡​好好​打​码​约​四五​88时​58
139
515
216
273
359
187
217
469
594
622
475
397
395
320
281
225
192
147
116
70
63
68
242
107
138
190
97
99
201
291
358
250
206
220
165
145
103
85
70
53
27
71
273
109
135
169
90
118
268
303
264
225
191
175
155
136
122
107
77
63
43
42
35
223
109
141
186
86
97
113
141
190
160
150
167
159
155
131
99
101
53
47
37
19
107
51
65
102
49
47
55
60
101
85
72
85
82
77
58
48
45
19
23
15
16
116
58
76
84
37
50
58
81
89
75
78
82
2
78
73
51
56
34
24
22
2,809
409
1,962
406
847
3
957
147
790
145
167
2
1,507
130
572
6
18
514
38
82
69
2
10
290
40
114
242
77
935
124
272
40
59
88
38
445
36
72
14
24
15
39
55
154
39
47
52
63
37
24
1
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 227
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Lakeville
Lancaster
Lanesborough
LAWRENCE
Lee
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total | Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
1
2
3
1,491
1,223
268
810
641
169
681
582
99
2,585 1,088 1,497
2,122 906 1,216
463 182 281
1,089
992
97
574
527
47
515 90,25944,702 45,557
465 48,912 23,697 25,215
50 41,347 21,005 20,342
4,481 2,327 2,154
3,443 1,683 1,760
1,038 644 394
14
671
471
105
95
ROOOOORIA
1,451
945
270
236
37
6
31
3
2
1
780
474
165
141
29
2
似​%84422 -
2,543
1,275
806
462
42
41
1
1,080 1,463
553 722
346 460
181 281
8 34
7 34
1
1,045
674
275
96
44
43
1
548
349
152
47
26
26
III
497 | 89,989 44,501 45,488
325 11,910 5,767 6,143
123 36,878 17,864 19,014
49 41,201 20,870 20,331
18 191 125 66
17 101 44 57
1
81 9
79 76 3
23 22
56 54 2
4,425 2,296 2,129
2,004 983 1,021
1,387 672 715
1,034 641 393
51 28 23
50 27 23
1 1
5 3
1
3
2 1
10
11
12
13
90
716
18
2.5
548
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,286
29
2.3
1,020
5
0.5
266
24
9.0
1,248
20
1.6
35
9
25.7
29
0.7
168
14
8.3
686
13
1.9
29
5
17.2
18
570
11
1.9
472
1
0.2
98
10
10.2
562
7
1.2
6
4
66.7
11
2,187
45
2.1
1,730
10
0.6
457
35
7.7
2,149
45
2.1
38
872 1,315
29 16
3.3 1.2
692 1,038
8 2
1.2 0.2
180 277
21 14
11.7 5.1
867 1,282
29 16
3.3 1.2
5 33
874
14
1.6
777
2
0.3
97
12
12.4
835
14
463
6
1.3
416
2
0.5
47
4
8.5
441
6
1.4
22
411 | 71,536 35,380 36,156
8 6,461 3,120 3,341
1.9 9.0 8.8 9.2
361 31,335 14,932 16,403
62 32 30
0.2 0.2
0.2
50 40,201 20,448 19,753
8 6,399
3,088 3,311
16.0 15.9 15.1 16.8
394 71,296 35,194 36,102
8 6,419 3,080 3,339
2.0 9.0 8.8 9.2
17 164 112 52
33 1
20.7 29.5 1.9
8 5,884 2,859 3,025
3,696
63
1.7
2,691
4
0.1
1,005
59
5.9
3,652
63
1.7
41
1,937 1,759
42 21
2.2 1.2
1,309 1,382
3 1
0.2 0.1
628 377
39 20
6.2 5.3
1,911 1,741
42 21
2.2 1.2
24 17
1.7
39
34
44
28
16
14
6
61
41
20
30
31
32
1,039
800
239
582
433
149
457
367
90
1,478
1,082
396
640
471
169
838
611
227
660
569
91
355
312
43
305 | 53,646 26,711 26,935
257 18,692 8,740 9,952
48 | 34,954 17,971 16,983
2,825
1,926
899
1,464 1,361
903 | 1,023
561 338
33
34
35
96
21
4
96
21
102
63
3
102
63
3
16
27
16
27
11,392 11,392
6,323
6,323
128 128
389
164
5
389
164
5
36
37
38
39
40
41
-42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
20
80
47
58
91
42
31
83
135
123
102
105
128
115
107
71
49
36
23
26
19
7
36
25
26
48
16
16
54
89
71
56
53
72
64
61
49
23
16
10
11
7
约​如​红​丝丝​而​认识​码​的​历​%
13
44
22
32
43
26
15
29
46
52
46
52
56
51
46
22
26
20
13
15
12
36
144
91
127
169
142
214
184
137
163
126
168
176
165
132
110
98
61
52
40
50
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19
74
54
69
76
43
43
70
66
66
49
82
71
76
54
47
43
25
25
11
25
17
70
37
58
93
99
171
114
71
97
77
86
105
89
78
63
55
36
27
29
25
24
93
33
65
74
37
38
65
58
80
79
75
87
69
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14
50
13
34
34
19
24
31
29
42
42
42
45
44
23
24
26
13
14
10
43
20
31
40
18
14
34
29
38
37
33
42
25
17
25
24
15
14
3
3
2,203
7,956
3,530
5,034
6,148
2,934
3,093
5,715
7,946
9,308
7,552
6,949
5,792
4,848
3,859
2,453
1,981
1,319
885
460
294
1,086
3,990
1,781
2,465
3,069
1,444
1,446
2,710
3,828
4,779
3,943
3,557
2,944
2,451
1,894
1,171
895
566
374
207
102
1,117
3,966
1,749
2,569
3,079
1,490
1,647
3,005
4,118
4,529
3,609
3,392
2,848
2,397
1,965
1,282
1,086
753
511
253
192
81
329
148
227
294
134
166
277
330
381
375
326
307
265
265
154
150
111
76
51
34
39
159
72
120
150
78
85
160
182
218
203
167
160
144
119
80
83
46
32
16
14
42
170
76
107
144
56
81
117
148
163
172
159
147
121
146
74
67
65
44
35
40
49
50
28
28
9
8
20
714
128
613
126
101
2
975
227
665
222
310
5
428
177
376
177
406
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
73
299
82
45
8
32
88
32
270
80
43
7
16
49
22
29
2
2
1
16
39
10
293
67
47
23
110
167
41
220
66
43
20
37
32
25
52 || 43,655 29,286 14,369
280 279
1
3
3
14 31,511 20,696 10,815
4
3
73
135
16
1,945 1,539
268 267
141
20
25
3
16
28
18
1,503 1,436 67
1 3,761 3,083 678
1 917 914 3
9 1,410 659 751
18 2,354 1,118 1,236
9 1,916 1,098 818
127
20
24
2
7
10
9
33 33
982 813
128 116
158 140
32 31
99 41
176 66
69 32
169
12
18
1
58
110
37
66
20
147
2
440
33)
228
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Leicester
Lenox
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
3,322 1,604 1,718
2,635
1,289
1,346
687 315 372
3,242 1,656 1,586
2,380 1,213 1,167
862 443 419
1,716
653
691
3,317 1,601
1,298 645
1,332 641
687 315
5 3
3
3,171
1,138
1,175
858
70
67
3
1
372
1,624
581
603
440
31
29
2
1
1,547
557
572
418
39
38
2
2
1
1
(A) POPULATION
Total population
2 Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WEITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
2,753
80
2.9
2,072
7
0.3
681
73
10.7
2,750
80
2.9
3
1,308 1,445
51 29
3.9
2.0
995 1,077
7
0.7
313 368
44 29
14.1 7.9
1,307 1,443
51
3.9 2.0
1
2
2,624
78
3.0
1,789
11
0.6
835
67
8.0
2,565
75
2.9
58
3
5.2
77
1,317 1,307
47 31
3.6 2.4
889 900
10 1
1.1 0.1
428 407
37 30
8.6 7.4
1,290 1,275
45 30
3.5 2.4
26 32
2 1
7.7 3.1
31
29
78
51
27
46
2,029
1,395
634
945
650
295
1,084
745
339
2,007
1,220
787
999
595
404
1,008
625
383
168
122
5
168
122
5
231
168
2
231
168
2
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
31
52
53
54
35
56
46
211
112
200
261
125
119
219
256
227
176
185
236
239
197
148
115
96
78
39
37
22
122
57
95
136
61
63
103
139
94
93
84
110
106
82
24
89
55
105
125
64
56
116
117
133
83
101
126
133
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
60
255
119
184
237
114
100
166
213
277
246
239
220
214
207
128
87
73
52
38
147
67
87
113
70
57
78
101
137
124
124
99
101
104
73
56
37
28
11
4
22
108
52
97
124
44
43
88
112
140
122
115
121
113
103
55
31
36
24
17
19
115
77
47
46
37
13
17
71
68
50
41
26
20
23
1,433
188
1,004
186
429
2
295
1
55
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
273
3
4
871
57
67
17
68
99
66
1,343
404
1
362
91
74
42
78
251
40
598
54
63
17
26
27
33
11
1,048
403
1
307
85
63
42
27
95
25
65
42
72
33
ST
51
156
15
66
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 229
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

Leverett
Lexington
Leyden
Leominster
Total Males
Fe-
males
Lincoln
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1 17,646 8,681 8,965
2 13,078 6,315 6,763
3 4,568 2,366 2,202
779
719
60
413
385
28
366
334
32
5,538 2,656 2,882
4,190 2,022 2,168
1,348 634 714
344
311
33
188
174
156
137
19
1,310
915
395
671
465
206
639
450
189
14
751
595
96
60
28
28
353
280
41
32
398
315
55
28
15
15
344
250
61
33
4 17,559 8,634 8,925
5 7,042 3,424 3,618
6 5,955 2,849 3,106
4,562 2,361 2,201
80 40 40
9 78 39 39
10
2
1 1
11
7
7
12
3
3
13
4
188
133
41
14
156
117
20
19
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5,489 2,636 2,853
2,309
1,086 1,223
1,846 920 926
1,334 630 704
47 18 29
35
16 19
12 2 10
2
2
1,292
450
451
391
18
14
4
665
213
248
204
6
4
2
627
237
203
187
12
10
2
WINNON
2
128
546
600
26
4.3
543
1
289
13
4.5
258
2,119 2,349
61 61
2.9 2.6
1,496 1,637
3 2
270
3
1.1
237
142
3
2.1
128
1,068
1
0.1
682
522
1
0.2
339
109
343
0.2
0.2
0.1
311
13
4.2
285
1
0.4
26
12
46.2
301
13
19
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
203
14,394
474
3.3
9,923
24
0.2
4,471
450
10.1
14,321
471
3.3
66
3
4.5
452
183
7,065 7,329
253 221
3.6
3.0
4,749 5,174
13 11
0.3 0.2
2,316 2,155
240 210
10.4 9.7
7,025 7,296
252 219
3.6 3.0
33 33
1 2
3.0 6.1
237 215
4,468
122
2.7
3,133
5
0.2
1,335
117
8.8
4,431
120
2.7
35
57
25
43.9
583
26
4.5
17
31
13
41.9
282
13
4.6
7
623 712
58 59
9.3 8.3
2,106 2,325
59 61
2.8 2.6
11 24
33
3
9.1
270
3
14
3
21.4
142
3
2.1
0.5
514
128
386
1
0.3
1,055
1
0.1
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541
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10
5
23
10
13
119
60
59
1
30 11,079 5,381 5,698
31
7,121
3,356 3,765
32 3,958 2,025 1,933
452
407
45
231
210
21
221
197
24
3,536
2,283
1,253
1,631 | 1,905
1,049 1,234
582 671
199
171
28
100
88
12
99
83
16
869
511
358
442
254
188
427
257
170
8
8
33
34
35
1,320
688
12
1,320
688
12
16
5
16
5
11
327
245
6
327
245
6
85
94
85
94
7
36
37
17
104
339
1,333
640
940
1,178
542
638
957
1,287
1,518
1,338
1,328
1,227
1,104
950
714
592
430
278
175
138
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
179
669
325
443
617
274
310
483
635
744
655
634
620
521
484
351
293
193
121
82
48
160
664
315
497
561
268
328
474
652
774
683
694
607
583
466
363
299
237
157
93
90
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15
74
40
50
69
26
18
35
30
44
45
51
42
45
41
54
37
27
18
10
11
41
22
28
32
17
9
22
17
20
22
25
20
21
23
29
19
17
10
6
2
33
18
22
37
9
9
13
13
24
23
26
22
24
18
25
18
97
448
232
293
335
160
171
266
360
460
407
454
425
337
313
228
181
136
98
77
49
217
131
140
184
85
83
136
151
207
181
205
212
164
141
113
92
65
43
30
27
48
231
101
153
151
75
88
130
209
253
226
249
213
173
172
115
89
71
55
47
33
3
27
21
23
34
10
13
14
17
20
12
35
20
14
13
12
16
14
13
9
4
1
16
14
15
19
4
11
8
12
9
5
17
13
8.
4
4
8
9
4
5
2
2
11
7
8
15
6
2
6
5
11
7
18
80
82
35
37
45
93
118
110
110
99
84
74
54
47
29
19
13
19
6
51
25
43
42
17
24
21
54
56
59
54
58
38
36
31
23
14
7
6
6
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11
53
16
37
40
18
13
24
39
62
51
56
41
46
38
23
24
15
12
7
13
6
60
5,737 2,082
276
32
7,819
276
18
440
130
288
143
256
143
499
4
130
88
1,615
370
3
398
112
88
238
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
77
16
19
77
16
17
185
625
5,085
363
699
136
344
543
373
2,114
374
3
452
196
369
3,811 1,274
341 22
74
136
160 184
196 347
192 181
17
4
2
3
2
570
238
1
52
46
36
12
50
119
16
54
11
19
16
4
2
1
1
52
41
36
12
30
22
8
2
3
68
149
319
184
1
61
275
74
350
67
88
44
110
9
21
3
20
6
21
3
1
230
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Littleton
CLASSIFICATION
Longmeadow
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
males
OSN
1,228
998
230
608
480
128
1,782
1,545
237
853
756
97
929
789
140
1,219
672
320
227
604
319
158
127
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1,763
1,192
336
235
19
17
2
849
58)
172
97
914
612
164
138
15
13
2
3
1,482
530
7
1.3
429
681
1
0.1
586
1
0.2
95
801
3
0.4
662
1,029
17
1.7
800
2
0.3
229
15
6.6
1,024
16
1.6
5
1
20.0
15
499
10
2.0
371
2
0.5
128
8
6.3
498
10
2.0
101
7
6.9
526
6
1.1
0.3
1,248
1
0.1
234
3
1.3
1,465
4
0.3
17
DI OOOO
678
1
0.1
3
139
3
2.2
787
3
0.4
14
1
25.0
7
8
819
608
211
403
287
116
416
321
95
1,190
979
211
531
446
85
659
533
126
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
2 Native
3 Foreign born :
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
5 Native, native parentage
6 Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7 Foreign born
8 Colored
9 Native.
10 Foreign born
11
All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native.
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D)
VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service :
66 Clerical
84
31
84
31
37
46
2
37
46
2
17
75
40
36
130
52
82
95
仍​如​切​以防​的​死​仍​%%5nBunp&n88
56
75
89
82
97
91
76
64
61
49
48
31
24
32
5
38
21
45
35
13
22
26
37
44
49
47
40
41
28
12
37
19
22
49
22
13
30
38
45
33
50
51
35
36
36
24
26
16
15
11
58
95
122
151
151
148
128
107
113
74
55
61
33
19
28
19
84
28
41
54
25
30
41
46
57
64
73
61
48
55
38
24
32
13
5
15
17
46
24
41
41
19
28
54
76
94
87
75
67
59
58
36
31
29
20
14
13
只​如​出​红红​%的​姓​切​仍​们​阳​说​%幻​四​%以
​53
15
9
21
71
463
189
392
189
711
60
520
58
191
2
21
129
22
16
3
14
108
20
42
10
9
4
10
10
25
26
18
206
37
130
16
76
101
85
190
34
116
16
40
36
8
58
16
22
8
93
27
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 231
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
LOWELL
Ludlow
Lunenburg
LYNN
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
107,978
66,967
41,011
52,016
32,011
20,005
55,962
34,956
21,006
6,251
3,104
3,147
3,018
1,570
1,448
3,233
1,534
1,699
1,610
1,374
236
788
670
118
822
704
118
95,803
66,345
29,458
47,049
32,514
14,535
48,754
33,831
14,923
4
5
55,896
11,085
23,813
20,998
64
57
6,248
1,101
2,002
3,145
1
1
3,233
543
991
1,699
107,776
21,234
45,605
40,937
130
109
21
72
19
53
3,015
558
1,011
1,446
1
1
1,609
1,034
339
236
1
51,880
10,149
21,792
19,939
66
52
14
70
18
52
788
503
167
118
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
821
531
172
118
1
1
94,944
32,914
32,826
29,204
732
532
200
127
73
54
46,575
16,219
15,976
14,380
355
254
101
119
65
54
48,369
16,695
16,850
14,824
377
278
99
8
8
2
1
1
SININ
2
1 oo oo
1,315
35
2.7
1,081
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
87,503
5,173
5.9
47,221
127
0.3
40,282
5,046
12.5
87,332
5,162
5.9
100
6
6.0
4,774
41,813
2,357
5.6
22,195
61
0.3
19,618
2,296
11.7
41,691
2,347
5.6
52
5
9.6
2,217
45,690
2,816
6.2
25,026
66
0.3
20,664
2,750
13.3
45,641
2,815
6.2
48
1
2.1
2,557
4,788
625
13.1
1,760
25
1.4
3,028
600
19.8
4,785
625
13.1
1
2,264
277
12.2
888
17
1.9
1,376
260
18.9
2,261
277
12.3
2,524
348
13.8
872
8
0.9
1,652
340
20.6
2,524
348
13.8
0.6
234
29
12.4
1,314
35
2.7
635
23
3.6
518
5
1.0
117
18
15.4
635
23
3.6
680
12
1.8
563
1
0.2
117
11
9.4
679
12
1.8
1
78,655
2,174
2.8
49,922
49
0.1
28,733
2,125
7.4
77,931
2,148
2.8
603
24
4.0
2,025
38,532
957
2.5
24,366
31
0.1
14,166
926
6.5
38,114
942
2.5
303
14
4.6
889
40,123
1,217
3.0
25,556
18
0.1
14,567
1,199
8.2
39,817
1,206
3.0
300
28
29
533
258
275
34
22
12
3.3
1,136
538
30
31
32
66,669
30,456
36,213
31,776
13,994
17,782
34,893
16,462
18,431
3,331
1,044
2,287
1,618
517
1,101
1,713
527
1,186
432
62,128
36,386
25,742
30,367
17,623
12,744
31,761
18,763
12,998
106
33
34
35
10,711
6,787
227
10,711
6,787
227
911
187
2
911
187
2
7,179
5,324
99
7,179
5,324
99
116
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
2,291
8,346
4,038
5,800
7,319
3,353
3,598
6,564
8,927
10,240
8,800
8,575
7,372
6,419
5,215
3,679
2,903
1,913
1,322
724
580
1,109
4,147
2,023
2,924
3,600
1,637
1,724
3,076
4,210
4,943
4,340
4,138
3,632
3,079
2,503
1,716
1,348
823
533
290
221
1,182
4,199
2,015
2,876
3,719
1,716
1,874
3,488
4,717
5,297
4,460
4,437
3,740
3,340
2,712
1,963
1,555
1,090
789
434
359
213
606
273
371
425
202
259
571
672
633
484
416
272
264
195
122
100
72
58
20
23
97
300
150
207
217
119
105
205
280
322
253
216
136
133
92
61
52
27
23
13
10
306
123
164
208
83
154
366
392
311
231
200
136
131
103
61
48
45
35
7
13
13
60
37
32
57
25
20
40
46
58
54
56
54
42
48
48
45
24
32
12
19
906
3,542
1,701
2,482
2,824
1,406
1,459
2,673
4,003
4,754
4,120
3,840
3,397
2,986
2,550
1,872
1,485
1,133
797
470
354
18,132
6
3,003
208
1,818
207
1,185
108
3
12,843
3
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
52.842
454
13
35,139
2,373
4,995
1,237
2,083
3,941
2,607
34,710
448
13
22,694
2,281
4,146
1,237
980
1,553
1,358
13
2
1
1,000
6,598
26
1,042
826
216
504
394
110
69
38
3
69
38
3
29
118
66
82
112
46
49
66
87
108
112
120
103
88
87
93
84
53
50
25
32
16
58
29
50
55
21
29
26
41
50
58
64
49
46
39
45
39
29
18
13
13
1,808
7,100
3,324
4,916
5,714
2,730
2,898
5,185
7,602
9,529
8,286
7,771
6,842
5,965
4,917
3,619
2,774
2,035
1,362
812
614
902
3,558
1,623
2,434
2,890
1,324
1,439
2,512
3,599
4,775
4,166
3,931
3,445
2,979
2,367
1,747
1,289
902
565
342
260
613
223
505
220
12,445
92
849
2,262
70
120
37
54
139
113
1,262
69
108
36
25
26
85
1
12
1
29
113
28
163
44
39
15
42
66
21
150
42
38
15
16
12
12
44,843
307
9
26,690
2,150
5,147
952
2,061
3,916
3,611
32,000
304
9
20,092
2,026
4,435
949
1,087
1,459
1,639
124
712
3
974
2,457
1,972
1,103
2,388
1,249
66
232
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
MALDEN
CLASSIFICATION
Lynn field
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
OON
:::
1,112
953
159
534
464
70
578 48,907 23,164 25,743
489 | 33,530 16,031 17,499
89 15,377 7,133
8,244
527
364
97
CN-OOOOO
1,100
742
205
153
12
6
6
| | | + ដងនិង
| | | నలులో జరిపి
573 | 48,295 22,860 25,435
378 14,679 6,931 7,748
108
18,327 8,852 9,475
15,289 7,077 8,212
579 272 307
518 243 275
61 29
32
33 32
1
6 5
27 27
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
948
14
1.5
789
8
1.0
159
6
3.8
936
12
1.3
12
2
16.7
13
455
6
1.3
385
5
1.3
70
1
1.4
448
4
0.9
7
2
28.6
5
493 / 39,300 18,294 21,006
8 782 253 529
1.6 1.9 1.4 2.5
404 | 24,332 11,366 12,966
3 16 3 13
0.7 0.1
0.1
89 14,968 6,928 8,040
5 766 250 516
5.6 5.1 3.6 6.4
488 38,804 18,048 20,756
8 767 251 516
1.6 2.0 1.4 2.5
5 463 214 249
15
2 13
3.2 0.9 5.2
8 762 243 519
GONO
28
29
0011er
30
31
32
794
641
153
378
308
70
416 | 29,660 13,598 16,062
333
16,308 7,430 8,878
83 13,352 6,168 7,184
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years:
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals .
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
3,024 3,024
3,015 3,015
74 74
3
43
19
20
24
13
19
21
22
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
8
74
40
42
55
23
31
45
51
88
85
84
98
68
68
60
58
51
40
26
17
5
31
21
22
31
10
12
24
29
38
42
39
49
36
33
28
22
29
14
12
7
50
43
45
49
32
35
32
36
22
26
14
10
1,031
3,759
1,988
2,829
3,498
1,651
1,739
2,752
3,650
4,274
3,705
3,699
3,418
3,023
2,424
1,792
1,305
976
648
400
346
521
1,909
997
1,443
1,721
792
856
1,327
1,630
1,960
1,731
1,698
1,621
1,426
1,147
829
615
385
275
153
128
510
1,850
991
1,386
1,777
859
883
1,425
2,020
2,314
1,974
2,001
1,797
1,597
1,277
963
690
591
373
247
218
459
105
359
104
5,855
124
25
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
100 20,328 | 14,473
162 162
14 14
22 8,442 6,516
1,502 1,397
2 3,606 3,137
527 526
1,380 683
1,839 509
2,856 1,529
ཙེས " མུ༌མཀྑ =
102
21
62
10
14
18
28
64
11
26
59
45
1,926
105
469
1
697
1,330
1,327
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 233
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Manchester
Mansfield
Marblehead
Marion
MARLBOROUGH
Fe
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
males
Total
Fe
Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2,945 1,512 1,433
1,937 968 969
1,008 544 464
5,772 2,911 2,861
4,471 2,192 2,279
1,301 719 582
7,606
6,711
895
3,580 4,026
3,261
3,450
319 576
1,487
1,155
332
775
557
218
712 | 15,250 7,574 7,676
598 11,799 5,770 6,029
114 3,451 1,804 1,647
3
4
5
6
2,941
1,117
818
1,006
2
1
1
2
1
1
1,509 1,432
556 561
410 408
543 463
1 1
1
7,585
5,003
1,692
890
5,750 2,895 2,855
2,821 1,399 1,422
1,634 782 852
1,295 714 581
19
13
6
15 10
3
3
3
IIIOON
- NENO
II IND&
WWW CANON
3,569 4,016
2,434 2,569
821 871
314 576
6 10
3 10
3
16
NW WW81&
1,268
898
211
159
219
46
173
614
431
105
78
161
21
140
654 | 15,221 7,555 7,666
467 5,485 2,724
2,761
106 6,292 3,034 3,258
81 3,444 1,797 1,647
58 17 8
25 16 7 9
33
1
1
12 11
6
6
13
9
10
11
12
13
2
1
1
III
6,436
35
0.5
5,551
12
0.2
0.3
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
2,465 1,275 1,190
52 41 11
2.1 3.2 0.9
1,469 737
732
1
1
0.1
0.1
996 538 458
51 41 10
5.1 7.6 2.2
2,461 1,272 | 1,189
52 41 11
2.1 3.2 0.9
2 1 1
4,663 2,342 2,321
136 70 66
2.9 3.0 2.8
3,417 1,650 1,767
6
0.2 0.2 0.1
1,246 692 554
130 66 64
10.4 9.5 11.6
4,645 2,329 2,316
134 68 66
2.9 2.9 2.8
15 10
2 2
13.3 20.0
134 68 66
885
23
2.6
6,416
35
0.5
15
2,993 3,443
26 9
0.9 0.3
2,679 2,872
11
0.4
314 571
15 8
4.8 1.4
2,982 3,434
26 9
0.9
0.3
6
1,247
118
9.5
921
6
0.7
326
112
34.4
1,071
32
3.0
176
86
48.9
105
661
75
11.3
446
3
0.7
215
72
33.5
520
16
3.1
141
59
41.8
68
586 | 12,627
43 534
7.3 4.2
475 9,232
3 35
0.6 0.4
111 3,395
40 499
36.0 14.7
551 12,603
16 534
2.9 4.2
35 12
27
77.1
37 511
6,265 6,362
252 282
4.0 4.4
4,481 4,751
20 15
0.4
1,784 1,611
232 267
13.0 16.6
6,249 6,354
252 282
4.0 4.4
5
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Timis
-
81 ioio
28
29
45
35
10
34
240
271
30
31
32
1,983
1,064
919
1,025
527
498
958
537
421
3,709
2,597
1,112
1,844 1,865
1,229 1,368
615 497
5,208
4,355
853
2,401 2,807
2,100 2,255
301 552
1,003
710
293
527
331
196
476
379
97
9,775 4,788 4,987
6,644 3,158 3,486
3,131 1,630 1,501
33
34
35
320
166
11
320
166
11
429
175
429
175
122
162
12
122
162
12
49
19
2
49
19
2
892
705
26
892
705
26
36
37
38
39
40
61
227
116
165
176
79
104
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43
139
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56
197
105
122
168
78
84
152
216
299
229
245
202
180
192
114
99
80
68
29
30
27
91
54
65
93
34
42
81
121
170
129
126
101
90
91
57
46
40
31
10
13
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
29
106
51
57
75
44
42
71
05
129
100
119
101
90
101
57
53
40
37
19
17
127
461
228
293
356
171
171
256
413
516
428
419
372
387
326
270
202
141
104
87
44
66
234
112
128
180
92
67
117
202
258
213
198
203
182
158
134
104
64
68
52
29
211
258
215
221
169
205
168
136
98
77
36
35
15
109
453
237
371
445
204
227
352
477
544
548
505
548
532
467
434
342
302
227
176
106
58
227
128
174
231
100
104
157
233
254
246
236
264
240
225
188
160
152
88
73
42
51
226
109
197
214
104
123
195
244
290
302
269
284
292
242
246
182
150
139
103
64
22
97
44
77
106
35
39
64
103
148
108
103
113
75
89
67
60
56
39
22
20
10
53
19
32
60
25
15
34
57
87
63
68
46
44
38
29
32
27
17
9
10
12
44
25
45
46
10
24
30
46
61
45
35
67
31
51
38
28
29
22
13
10
132
536
242
404
467
242
264
402
614
687
574
593
531
483
261
1,056
517
789
997
495
496
864
1,170
1,380
1,174
1,193
1,023
943
849
653
493
338
280
165
114
129
520
275
385
530
253
232
462
556
693
600
600
492
460
415
314
239
158
124
79
58
434
OO
339
254
180
156
86
56
272
70
1,293
201
1,021
200
2,422 1,891
212 207
531
5
3,236
209
2,355
207
881
2
599
220
529
220
| లలో
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
9
10
8
338
3
413
126
128
42
87
250
46
S:
404
116
120
42
46
78
15
1,139
GIS
886
329
218
42
57
68
84
253
1,453
7,003 5,008 1,995
298 295 3
1
1
4,423 3,243 1,180
262 241 21
660 562 98
151 151
349 126 223
455 211 244
404 178 226
1,115
133
79
41
28
31
52
15
128
77
38
28
19
11
8
41
172
31
ONA
12
7
51
336
234
44
110
188
159
7
16
2
53
120
75
235
423
75
173
376
292
228
372
75
84
120
154
89
256
138
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
내
​234
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Marshfield
Mashpee
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
2
3
1,725
1,494
231
854
732
122
871
762
109
263
239
24
146
129
17
117
110
7
867
600
159
25
12
22
12
1,690
1,181
310
199
35
3
32
823
581
151
91
31
108
47
24
8
15
136
127
9
80
80
31
6
57
56
1
38
38
9
10
11
12
13
1
79
71
8
42
42
-
216
758
2
92
1
1,513
27
1.8
1,285
124
3
2.4
108
1.1
651
1.9
193
85
23
16
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
0.1
228
26
11.4
1,478
13
0.9
35
14
755
25
3.3
634
1
0.2
121
24
19.8
724
11
1.5
31
14
45.2
24
9 เคลเลง เลย
1.9
754
Icoane 3
17.4
41
18.8
22
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1
14.3
19
0.3
9.8
104
13.6
5.3
41
40.0
26
30
31
32
1,271
1,054
217
623
509
114
648
545
103
158
138
20
93
79
14
65
59
6
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
:
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
56
27
56
27
2
21
12
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
12
21
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71
43
79
82
51
42
67
78
108
129
133
108
119
107
102
108
94
76
63
46
10
41
17
31
45
30
17
40
44
57
62
72
50
51
45
54
60
47
34
24
23
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9
30
26
48
37
21
25
27
34
51
67
61
58
68
62
48
48
47
42
39
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11
10
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12
14
24
12
458411615
139
15
112
58
590
197
1
188
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
729
201
1
194
45
92
22
61
88
25
មីង + I
14
5
8
10
3
14
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88
20
23
20
9
10
13
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
235
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.
Mattapoisett
Maynard
Med field
MEDFORD
Medway
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total | Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
2
3
1,352
1,126
226
650
540
110
702
586
116
6,770 3,583 3,187
3,680
1,842 1,838
3,090 1,741 1,349
3,648 1,562 2,086
2,417 1,097 1,320
1,231 465 766
30,509 14,500 16,009
23,621 | 11,307 | 12,314
6,888 3,193 3,695
2,846 1,378 1,468
2,221 1,066 1,155
625 312 313
1,285
813
274
611
374
145
92
39
21
18
674
439
129
106
28
18
10
6,767 3,580 3,187
991 536 455
2,687 1,304 1,383
3,089 1,740 1,349
198
2,837
1,341
873
623
9
7
3,592
1,660
708
1,224
54
48
6
2
1
67
39
28
1,544 2,048 | 29,985 14,231 15,754
764 896 12,651 6,005 6,646
317 391 10,497 5,061 5,436
463 761 6,837
3,165 3,672
16 38 503 249 254
15 33 465 233 232
1 5 38
16 22
2
21 20
1
1
8
1
12
8
9
10
11
12
13
1,374 | 1,463
628 713
435 438
311 312
4 5
3
1 1
73581818
78
5,272 2,836 2,436
460 238 222
8.7 8.4 9.1
2,244 1,129 1,115
0.8
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,088
122
11.2
868
4
0.5
220
118
53.6
1,044
103
9.9
44
19
43.2
114
519
63
12.1
410
2
0.5
109
61
56.0
492
52
10.6
27
11
40.7
60
569
59
10.4
458
2
0.4
111
57
51.4
552
51
9.2
17
8
47.1
54
3,028 1,707 1,321
460 238 222
15.2 13.9
16.8
5,269 2,833 2,436
460 238 222
8.7 8.4 9.1
3,372
188
5.6
2,148
58
2.7
1,224
130
10.6
3,323
177
5.3
47
11
23.4
187
1,421 1,951 24,773 11,531 13,242
87 101
222
89
133
6.1
5.2 0.9
1.0
959 1,189 18,009 8,403 9,606
35 23 11
5
6
3.6 1.9 0.1 0.1 0.1
462 762 6,764 3,128 3,636
52 78 211 84 127
11.3 10.2 3.1 2.7 3.5
1,404 1,919 24,359 11,325 13,034
84 93
217 89 128
6.0 4.8 0.9 0.8 1.0
15 32 393 186 207
3 8
5
5
20.0 25.0 1.3
2.4
86 101 219 88 131
2,355
134
5.7
1,745
10
0.6
610
124
20.3
2,348
133
5.7
7
1
14.3
122
1,134 1,221
56
4.9 6.4
829 916
6 4
0.7 0.4
305 305
50 74
16.4 24.3
1,131 1,217
77
5.0 6.3
3 4
56
25.0
69
404
204
200
53
30
31
32
843
642
201
391
290
101
452
352
100
4,127 2,235 1,892
1,451 728 723
2,676 1,507 1,169
3,037 1,284 1,753 19,173 8,816 10,357
1,871 842 1,029 12,897 5,908 6,989
1,166 442
724 6,276 2,908 3,368
1,847
1,313
534
875
605
270
972
708
264
33
69
15
69
15
1,110
376
20
1,110
376
20
129
69
242
129
69
242
1,324 1,324
1,487 1,487
72 72
167
96
6
167
96
6
37
38
39
40
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
24
98
65
77
113
38
35
59
71
74
95
104
93
78
67
62
59
34
51
33
22
12
50
35
34
61
23
18
26
40
35
39
51
47
32
34
22
32
15
12
48
30
43
52
15
17
33
31
39
56
53
46
46
33
40
27
19
26
24
12
155
623
315
405
398
163
182
402
617
765
640
572
429
307
269
190
130
89
70
32
17
71
307
169
200
214
77
86
224
325
413
386
331
220
175
138
87
66
84
316
146
205
184
86
96
178
292
352
254
241
209
132
131
103
64
50
33
20
11
39
104
49
84
85
61
57
132
230
286
271
288
361
393
368
279
215
142
101
60
43
19
45
26
51
38
25
28
46
94
129
122
132
151
174
161
111
89
49
34
24
14
20
59
23
33
47
36
29
86
136
157
149
156
210
219
207
168
126
93
67
36
29
568
2,345
1,126
1,697
2,079
933
1,005
1,583
2,174
2,862
2,635
2,429
2,178
1,885
1,553
1,039
831
652
467
266
202
297
1,212
603
857
1,056
452
457
750
990
1,308
1,206
1,147
1,044
921
755
462
341
296
183
104
59
271
1,133
523
840
1,023
481
548
833
1,184
1,554
1,429
1,282
1,134
964
798
577
490
356
284
162
143
51
186
99
155
192
90
85
141
152
189
168
193
208
188
172
127
141
26
94
56
68
100
48
47
64
78
107
70
93
100
82
91
70
60
38
53
21
12
25
92
43
87
92
42
38
77
74
82
98
100
108
106
81
57
81
60
58
36
31
39
98
25
37
12
6
NCIA O
9
10
111
57
43
56
64
439
97
375
97
3,332 2,452
74 73
880
1
1,806
150
913
149
1,195
137
862
136
333
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
672
5
24
168
36
36
16
32
45
9
164
33
32
16
16
13
4
2,556
96
215
15
78
183
115
1,884
91
191
15
44
72
82
893 12,247 9,210 3,037
124
122
2
3
683
59
72
7
77
737
21
347
56
63
7
23
257
11
3
336 3,968 3,394 574
3 1,088 994 94
9 2,605 2,246 359
341 339 2
54 907 512 395
480 1,099 390 709
10 2,112 1,210 902
684
43
109
14
64
74
70
489
41
98
13
36
14
35
195
2
11
1
28
60
35
16
32
5
姓​乃​四
​34
111
33
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236
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-

MELROSE
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Mendon
Total Males
Fe
males
465
16,880
13,640
3,240
7,753 9,127
6,371
7,269
1,382 1,858
933
784
149
468
379
89
3
60
453
285
6
108
CNOOOOOO
16,748
8,640
4,894
3,214
114
96
18
18
10
8
904
549
206
149
23
23
8
9
10
11
12
13
7,696 9,052
4,029 4,611
2,297 2,597
1,370
1,844
45 69
39 57
6 12
12
6
6
4
6 2
451
264
98
89
14
14
I WOWI008
6
6
3
3
40
779
5
0.6
631
395
1
0.2
306
384
4
1.0
325
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
59
14,027
99
0.7
10,831
6
0.1
3,196
93
2.9
13,920
96
0.7
95
2
2.1
98
6,341 7,686
59
0.6
0.8
4,982 5,849
2
0.1 1-
1,359 1,837
36 57
2.6 3.1
6,296 7,624
39 57
0.6 0.7
35 60
1
1
2.9 1.7
40 58
148
5
3.4
756
89
1
1.1
380
online AOC
6.8
376
4
1.1
5
0.7
17
0.3
12
28
29
1
30
31
10,905
7,924
2,981
4,803 6,102
3,538 4,386
1,265 1,716
596
472
124
297
227
70
299
245
54
32
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native .
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years .
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals .
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
524
707
24
524
707
24
42
28
42
28
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
AAAA WOOOOO
WN
131
540
286
455
560
257
46
266
1,094
597
896
1,076
537
592
917
1,044
1,226
1,256
1,353
1,317
1,226
974
780
599
430
321
219
160
135
554
311
441
516
280
320
468
595
719
707
748
729
642
508
420
349
254
204
127
100
272
449
449
507
549
605
588
584
466
360
250
176
117
92
60
21
56
30
47
68
34
25
56
63
55
51
54
74
55
63
44
44
30
29
20
14
10
26
17
20
42
12
13
31
32
33
22
31
39
28
30
22
19
11
15
9
6
11
30
13
27
26
22
12
25
31
22
29
23
35
27
33
22
25
19
14
11
8
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
O ON
41
6,792
123
4,901
122
1,891
1
343
111
302
111
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
427
33
96
131
5
34
2,061
501
1,397
202
685
728
1,095
1,634
468
1,301
202
355
139
680
138
5
37
2
28
8
14
21
330
589
415
CO
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
6242
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
237
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
-
Merrimac
Methuen
Middleborough
Middlefield
Middleton
Total
Fe
Males
males
Total
Fe
Males
males
Total
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
175
1,308
با ما
2
3
2,101
1,849
252
990 1,111 | 14,007 6,656 7,351
867 982 8,572 4,106 4,466
123 129 5,435 2,550 2,885
8,631
6,935
1,696
4,314 4,317
3,438 3,497
876 820
325
291
34
154
21
150
137
13
1,046
262
545
456
89
763
590
173
4
5
6
2,099
1,367
481
251
2
1
1
989 1,110
658 709
208 273
123 128
1 1
1
325
207
84
34
175
114
40
21
150
93
44
13
538
330
120
13,985
3,040
5,514
5,431
21
18
3
1
6,647 7,338
1,426 1,614
2,672 2,842
2,549 2,882
8 13
8 10
3
1
8,506
4,712
2,164
1,630
111
49
62
14
10
1,299
751
288
260
9
8
9
10
11
12
13
4,231 4,275
2,309 2,403
1,097 1,067
825 805
76 35
27 22
49 13
7
5
2 2
761
421
-168
172
2
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2
Narvaiser &
1
1
948
2
0.2
823
259
12
4.6
225
137
9
6.6
116
122
3
2.5
109
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
1,772
6
0.3
1,527
1
0.1
245
5
2.0
1,770
6
0.3
2
824
4
0.5
704
1
0.1
120
3
2.5
823
125
11,030 5,1905,840
261 125 136
2.4 2.4 2.3
5,721 2,703 3,018
6
4 2
0.1 0.1 0.1
5,309 2,487 2,822
255 121 134
4.8 4.9 4.7
11,010 5,182 5,828
261 125 136
2.4 2.4 2.3
19 7 12
7,103
277
3.9
5,449
8
0.1
1,654
269
16.3
6,995
236
3.4
96
40
41.7
268
3,490 3,613
140 137
4.0 3.8
2,633 2,816
3 5
0.1 0.2
857 797
137 132
16.0 16.6
3,418 3,577
107 129
3.1 3.6
65 31
33 7
50.8 22.6
134 134
467
5
1.1
378
2
0.5
89
3
3.4
460
34
12
35.3
259
12
4.6
2
1.6
947
2
0.2
1
1,167
31
2.7
907
11
1.2
260
20
7.7
1,158
31
2.7
9
21
9
42.9
137
9
6.6
లు | | | ఆలవాలంటే || 8
700
26
3.7
529
9
1.7
171
17
9.9
698
26
3.7
2
23.1
122
0.5
1
2.5
1.1
MA I I vinters
-
10
254
120
134
12
30
26
30
31
32
1,423
1,192
231
658
541
117
765
651
114
8,281
3,550
4,731
3,842 4,439
1,632 | 1,918
2,210 2,521
5,606
4,096
1,510
2,730 2,876
1,9522,144
778 732
169
137
32
91
71
20
78
66
12
975
727
248
375
291
84
600
436
164
13
53
60
53
60
1,059
1,135
15
1,059
1,135
15
510
214
10
510
214
10
เง
13
7
30
50
3
30
50
3
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
29
137
61
102
121
62
65
101
115
126
120
147
137
168
13
73
34
46
59
33
29
45
1
14
3
10
18
11
6
9
%%%AH必​经​共​约​如幻​纪​约​如​红​双​级​班​8%
54
16
64
27
56
62
29
36
56
61
64
72
80
71
86
65
83
60
49
37
21
16
266
1,199
622
890
998
495
507
749
920
1,116
1,113
1,073
954
817
718
495
422
265
184
113
91
141
585
286
454
508
224
250
366
422
504
503
543
435
404
340
226
179
125
76
47
38
125
614
336
436
490
271
257
383
498
612
610
530
519
413
378
269
243
140
108
66
53
62
48
67
66
82
64
59
62
34
26
16
18
193
649
284
402
526
281
260
430
619
718
600
640
577
565
440
412
336
261
201
122
115
86
359
149
230
266
141
129
224
291
351
301
337
269
282
226
213
158
125
77
52
48
6
11
10
11
17
8
11
10
15
7
16
7
12
11
107
290
135
172
260
140
131
206
328
367
299
303
308
283
214
199
178
136
124
70
67
7
25
13
21
35
19
17
19
19
17
27
16
22
20
10
11
10
3
6
10
11
9
10
9
7
58
33
43
59
34
36
63
62
61
87
69
105
102
103
105
95
64
58
43
21
4
29
19
26
32
13
16
31
27
24
40
28
44
38
42
38
33
17
25
13
6
47
48
49
50
WANAOAG
39比​以​仍以​%%的​口​红红​似​任​以​打​8分​3如​山
​29
14
17
27
21
20
32
35
37
47
41
61
64
61
67
62
47
33
30
15
129
52
53
54
142
122
83
63
37
34
WOOOOO
3
3
56
178
841
67
876
14
663
67
5,929
326
4,201
324
1,728
2
3,734
471
2,858
467
111
62
597
132
360
130
237
2
3
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
1,231
4
55
446
62
84
14
52
56
60
19
11
5
399
59
70
13
23
15
17
47
3
14
1
29
41
43
3,915
186
561
114
221
278
328
2,684
182
506
114
98
89
204
1,952
292
376
63
1,478
280
344
62
95
75
57
474
12
32
1
70
209
74
163
32
42
9
27
174
18
96
30
37
7
11
39
10
67
2
5
2
16
135
8
165
123
189
124
3
284
131
12
16%
3 )
* ) )
238
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14.- COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Milford
CLASSIFICATION
Millbury
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
13,684 6,898 6,786
9,463
4,586 4,877
4,221 2,312 1,909
5,295 2,600 2,695
3,997 1,945 2,052
1,298 655 643
WOOOOOOO
13,659 6,884 | 6,775
3,814 1,832 1,982
5,625 2,741 2,884
4,220 2,311 1,909
24 13 11
24 13 11
5,291
1,768
2,226
1,297
3
3
2,596 2,695
879 889
1,063 1,163
654 643
3
3
1
1
1
10,686 5,373 5,313
734 369 365
6.9 6.9 6.9
6,578 3,123 3,455
6 2
0.1 0.1 0.1
4,108 2,250 1,858
728
367 361
17.7 16.3 19.4
10,665 5,361 5,304
734 369 365
6.9 6.9 6.9
20 11
4,212 2,075 2,137
168 85 83
4.0 4.1 3.9
2,941 1,432 1,509
31 19 12
1.1 1.3 0.8
1,271
643
628
137 66 71
10.8 10.3 11.3
4,208 2,071
2,137
168 85 83
4.0 4.1 3.9
3
3
698
346
352
163
83
80
8,030 4,088 3,942
4,406 2,081
2,325
3,624 2,007 1,617
3,140 1,537 1,603
1,961 940 1,021
1,179 597 582
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7 Foreign born
8 Colored
9 Native.
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years .
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 an over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals.
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and
personal service :
66 Clerical
1,341
644
21
1,341
644
21
364
222
10
364
222
10
311
1,208
594
885
1,003
479
472
702
905
1,171
1,007
1,055
939
786
657
503
379
241
185
102
100
154
628
303
440
462
244
231
348
480
635
518
550
484
410
326
252
163
117
72
43
38
157
580
291
445
541
235
241
354
425
536
489
505
455
376
331
251
216
124
113
59
62
108
436
205
334
417
201
187
267
355
431
430
360
354
275
257
206
169
105
86
62
50
51
210
103
161
203
105
103
127
172
227
217
187
171
133
128
87
86
46
37
29
17
57
226
102
173
214
96
84
140
183
204
213
173
183
142
129
119
83
59
49
33
33
2,167
153
1,658
152
509
1
5,425 4,300 1,125
201 201
129 129
3,287
2,716 571
280 266 14
562 490 72
88 87 1
236 96 140
371 156 215
271 159 112
1,367 1,043
110 106
165 152
62 60
83 42
107 44
120 59
324
4
13
2
63
61
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
239
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Millis
Milton
Monroe
Monson
Montague
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total | Males
Fe-
males
males
៖
2
3
1,442
1,065
377
756
541
215
686
524
162
8,600 3,808 4,792
6,334 3,027
3,307
2,266 781 1,485
296
188
108
202
120
82
94
68
26
5,004 2,394 2,610
4,099 1,968 2,131
905 426
7,925 4,095 3,830
5,533 2,775 2,758
2,392 1,320 1,072
756
5
280
=6ep4a o *
1,442
583
482
377
686
303
221
162
296
134
54
108
94
51
17
26
261
215
8,550 3,783 4,767
3,08S 1,757 1,931
2,611 1,253 1,358
2,251 773 1,478
38 17 21
32 15 17
6
2 4
12 8 4
3
2
9
6 3
ផ្តន្មខន្តឧឌ ! ! !
១០ ១១ -
4,961
2,311
1,746
904
40
40
7,922
2,250
3,281
2,391
2,372 2,589
1,099 1,212
848
425
19
19
និធី ឱទ្ធិពន ! ! ! !
4,093 3,829
1,170 1,080
1,604 1,677
1,319 1,072
1
1
3
2
2
10
11
12
13
3
2
e
1
1
165
10
6.1
1,152
32
2.8
780
5
0.6
75
4
5.3
52
-
0.1
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
614
16
2.6
403
3
0.7
211
13
6.2
614
16
2.6
1.2
538
16
3.0
377
2
0.5
161
14
8.7
538
16
3.0
240
14
5.8
138
1
0.7
102
13
12.7
240
14
5.8
372
7,215 3,102 4,113
34 13 21
0.5 0.4 0.5
4,970 2,330 2,640
3 3
0.1
2,245 772 1,473
31 10 21
1.4 1.3 1.4
7,167 3,078 4,089
32 12 20
0.4 0.4 0.5
37 16 21
1 1
2.7 6.3
31 11 20
27
7.3
1,152
32
2.8
e I 1 ។៩៩២៨-៩ទី
4,292 2,039 2,253
350 167 183
8.2 8.2 8.1
3,400 1,619 1,781
237 119 118
7.0 7.4 6.6
892 420 472
113 48 65
12.7 11.4 13.8
4,254 2,019 2,235
340 159 181
8.0 7.9 8.1
35 17 18
9 7 2
25.7 41.2 11.1
239 99 140
6,251 3,254 2,997
351 171 180
5.6 5.3 6.0
3,895 1,953 1,942
7 7
0.2 0.4
2,356 1,301 | 1,055
344 164 180
14.6 12.6 17.1
6,248 3,252 2,996
351 171 180
5.6 5.3 6.0
1
23
4
17.4
75
4
5.3
11.4
165
10
6.1
| | | -
AT A
29
30
15
15
13
331
165
166
870
549
321
475
286
189
395
263
132
5,620 2,331 3,289
3,497 1,590 1,907
2,123 741 1,382
181
92
89
128
60
68
53
32
21
3,300
2,482
818
1,527 1,773
1,141 1,341
386 432
4,762 2,511 2,251
2,604 1,292 1,312
2,158 1,219 939
122
65
2
34
122
65
2
291
436
291
436
7
FA៖
198
121
66
198
121
66
879
330
9
879
330
9
1
115
7
10
36
37
38
39
40
21
57
32
38
48
32
28
4
12
10
11
11
203
717
307
447
515
254
244
42
43
44
35
13
49
33
47
63
21
16
39
57
73
68
52
50
43
41
32
22
34
106
65
85
111
53
44
74
104
130
115
95
90
83
83
52
37
21
19
27
14
476
10
58
249
165
234
285
129
143
214
242
285
276
302
288
270
195
168
107
78
52
504
315
451
562
266
284
483
617
762
710
744
661
583
445
340
253
201
129
89
86
47
57
47
43
40
40
42
57
255
150
217
277
137
141
269
375
477
434
442
373
313
250
172
146
123
77
55
52
37
126
69
125
153
105
99
123
213
233
228
206
188
146
--១រង នៃដងទនដ ដដដ ។
5
17
18
23
14
16
25
9
| | ម ១ ០០០ ០០ង A8
70
244
151
247
332
187
190
283
399
418
420
377
350
308
281
233
190
136
95
54
39
33
118
82
122
179
82
91
160
186
185
192
171
162
162
132
112
92
63
34
21
15
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
99
367
152
223
251
126
135
231
350
427
345
334
219
235
160
134
94
90
74
32
17
104
350
155
224
264
128
109
245
322
359
281
261
215
193
169
111
98
103
73
36
30
672
786
626
595
434
428
329
245
192
193
147
68
47
149
20
22
9
11
13
15
12
8
14
10
121
98
73
61
33
24
34
34
158
795
603
132
494
131
109
1
1,391
2
148
31
10
1
948
3
3,423
243
2,628
243
99
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
312
22
46
5
28
50
3
3
3,733
220
10
788
275
497
172
357
984
430
2,342
218
10
665
256
471
172
208
110
232
262
19
43
5
10
13
11
123
19
26
២១+២០០៩ ,
375
2,565 1,617
382 379
29 29
991 616
២-២ ,
1,966 1,483
451 443
215 191
483
18
28
149
874
198
5
5
11
92 87
107 96
15 14
186 86
704 272
59 38
63 61
157 70
183 64
145 73
8
24
2
87
119
72
100
432
21
17
240
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-
CLASSIFICATION
Monterey
Fe
Total Males
males
Montgomery
Fe-
Total Males
males
358
308
50
209
174
35
149
134
15
230
209
21
125
114
11
105
95
10
356
246
60
50
148
107
125
96
208
139
34
35
1
1
230
173
36
21
105
77
18
10
26
15
11
1
11111100
190
4
2.1
106
3
2.8
95
84
1
1.2
74
169
288
8
2.8
241
3
1.2
47
5
10.6
286
6
2.1
165
4
2.4
132
2
1.5
33
2
6.1
123
4
3.3
109
1
0.9
14
3
21.4
122
3
2.5
21
4
19.0
190
10
1
10.0
84
27.3
106
164
లు | | | తెలుటలు || 2
3
1.8
1
LA SOLA
2.1
2.8
1.2
Oac
100.0 100.0
8
100.0
AO
79
229
187
42
124
94
30
105
93
12
146
128
18
67
58
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
2
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation .
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service:
66 Clerical
O
11
16
22
26
11
4%BWS18以​必胜​%298419477
17
9
16
19
6
6
10
13
13
19
14
6
13
14
9
5
14
21
22
34
26
2
19
4
15
14
10
6
14
10
17
18
19
16
9
14
7
12
11
10 00 00 00 COMO
WOO ON COSTO ANNONEN
AONA O OOOOO
1
15
12
10
9
10
6
9
9
10
3
10
6
6
6
32
4
18
5
11
10
9
13
134
80
125
80
103
64
1
3
5
1
WAANI
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
241
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Mount Washington
Nahant
Nantucket
Natick
Needham
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
95
1
2
51
| 46
5
1,387
1,067
320
689
539
150
698
528
170
3,166
2,695
471
1,521 1,645 11,119 5,547 5,572
1,290 1,405 8,630
4,200 4,430
231 240 2,489 1,347 1,142
6,542 3,416 3,426
4,598 2,186 2,412
1,944 930 1,014
95
67
21
44
32
51
35
11
1,387
538
529
320
689
272
267
150
698
266
262
170
w Soon
3,003
1,960
647
396
152
80
72
11
8
红​仍以​5------
1,426 1,577
953 1,007
304 343
169
227
89 63
30 50
59 13
6 5
3
3
11,080 5,532 5,548
4,738 2,315 2,423
3,862 1,876 1,986
2,480 1,341 1,139
34 10 24
30 9 21
4
1 3
5
5
6,494
2,243
2,311
1,940
43
42
1
5
2
3,088 3,406
1,071 | 1,172
1,090 1,221
9271,013
23 20
23 19
9
12
13
I arena
Conser
-
35
40
579
75
3
4.0
68
3
4.4
2.9
33
5.0
35
0.2
411
5.7
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
3.0
2
లు| | | | | సుజంలలో
ܪܚܙܘܚܕܘܟܬ ܙ ܙ ܬܚܕé ܙ ܙ ܙ ܝܙ
557
4
0.7
407
1
0.2
150
3
2.0
557
NIITONI TONTONS
1,136
5
0.4
818
1
0.1
318
4
1.3
1,136
5
0.4
2,668
99
3.7
2,214
6
0.3
454
93
20.5
2,535
64
2.5
122
35
28.7
96
1,267 | 1,401
63 36
5.0 2.6
1,046 1,168
5
0.5 0.1
221 233
58 35
26.2 15.0
1,185 1,350
39 25
3.3 1.9
76 46
24 11
31.6 23.9
160 36
9,330 4,636 4,694
140 89
51
1.5 1.9 1.1
6,898 3,319 3,579
10 10
0.1 0.3
2,432 1,317 1,115
130 79 51
5.3 6.0 4.6
9,293 4,621 4,672
139 88 51
1.5 1.9 1.1
32 10 22
1
10.0
131 83 48
168
1
0.6
579
1
0.2
5,295
169
3.2
3,387
1
1-
1,908
168
8.8
5,254
169
3.2
36
2,493 2,802
68 101
2.7 3.6
1,583 1,804
1
0.1
910 998
68 100
7.5
1.0
2,471 2,783
68 101
2.8 3.7
17 19
75
35
40
4.0
2.9
5.0
0.7
a III a
3.1
150
67
83
27
30
31
32
58
51
7
31
26
5
918
611
307
451
305
146
467
306
161
2,169
1,765
404
1,019 1,150
823 942
196 208
7,372
5,156
2,216
3,6303,742
2,434 2,722
1,196 1,020
4,142
2,424
1,718
1,920 2,222
1,090 1,334
830 888
2
33
34
35
60
85
1
60
85
1
75
60
4
75
60
694
474
22
694
474
22
512
301
14
512
301
14
11
36
37
38
39
40
41
49
198
100
151
64
241
114
205
194
187
95
42
3
3
3
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
Www Orco en A A O O NOWE
IN ANN MATAIN
NINA OSNecese
WANII
19
95
58
79
78
46
36
58
76
100
123
144
113
96
62
64
46
38
27
18
11
仍以​处​归​纪​四​红​牡​证​历​的​四​四​四​%B168
13
53
24
42
42
27
17
20
41
44
54
75
59
50
30
37
22
6
42
34
37
36
19
19
38
35
56
69
69
54
46
32
27
24
22
16
12
5
93
94
125
172
244
195
218
209
203
183
182
158
136
108
81
80
29
100
51
74
96
47
41
64
84
122
94
99
103
104
86
88
74
61
45
27
32
20
98
49
77
91
46
53
61
88
122
101
119
106
99
97
94
193
722
370
504
664
331
371
592
863
969
886
856
826
747
632
497
391
296
201
125
83
97
362
197
255
352
172
171
311
434
503
453
409
416
363
304
236
193
136
94
52
37
96
360
173
249
312
159
200
281
429
466
433
447
410
384
328
261
198
160
107
73
46
124
502
236
385
400
213
207
333
466
588
561
538
462
365
336
257
180
143
105
85
56
60
261
122
180
206
118
104
145
209
260
249
258
239
179
154
124
80
72
41
35
20
103
188
257
328
312
280
223
186
182
133
100
71
64
50
36
11
55
56
75
63
54
48
34
26
564
65
111
453
65
1,177
256
969
253
208
3
5,044
411
3,709 1,335
406 5
761
1
26
27
3
67
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
171
55
81
44
32
79
37
144
52
74
44
17
39
18
394
380
14
2,746
192
1,985
191
3
15
40
19
443
32
56
335
10
15
75
158
55
68
142
29
70
134
53
32
35
12
5
24
2
36
107
17
2,215
394
559
155
325
541
444
1
1,328
148
331
52
170
245
279
1,772
362
503
155
126
196
189
1
993
138
316
52
88
53
153
199
345
255
82
192
126
1 Less than one tenth of one per cent.
242
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
New Ashford
CLASSIFICATION
New BEDFORD
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
92
90
2
48
47
1
44 109,568 53,167 56,401
43 61,126 29,460 31,666
1 48,442 23,707 24,735
48
42
5
1
44
40
3
1
COPIIIIII
106,061
19,327
39,725
47,009
3,431
2,021
1,410
76
53
23
51,386
9,285
19,265
22,836
1,719
871
848
62
39
23
54,675
10.042
20,460
24,173
1,712
1,150
562
14
14
36
1
2.8
77
3
3.9
75
2
2.7
2
41
2
4.9
40
2
5.0
1
100.0
86,799 41,826 44,973
9,498 4,682 4,816
10.9 11.2 10.7
40,023 18,951 21,072
211 101 110
0.5 0.5
0.5
46,776 22,875 23,901
9,287 4,581 4,706
19.9 20.0 19.7
84,123 40,426 43,697
8,973 4,530 4,443
10.7 11.2
10.2
2,605 1,339 1,266
524 151
373
20.1 11.3 29.5
8,811 4,362 4,449
50.0
77
3
3.9
WITO ONNON
41
2
4.9
ITI0ORI
2.8
35
35
29
28
1
63
1
65,556 31,586 33,970
25,081 11,610 13,471
40,475 19,976 20,499
32
(A) POPULATION
1
Total population
Native
Foreign born:
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years.
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years .
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCU-
PATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing
and mechanical industries
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service.
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
13,129 13,129
5,857 5,857
214 214
4
3
40
1
2
1
2
2
3
3
3
9
11
3
3
7
4
6
1
4
3
1
6
2
2
3
6
3
1
2
1
3
4
2,649
9,607
4,362
6,151
7,307
3,531
3,964
6,441
9,137
11,262
9,300
8,346
6,870
5,790
4,822
3,298
2,508
1,759
1,142
709
613
1,358
4,747
2,185
3,051
3,566
1,772
1,908
2,994
4,303
5,484
4,659
4,129
3,449
2,850
2,322
1,499
1,127
774
452
264
274
1,291
4,860
2,177
3,100
3,741
1,759
2,056
-3,447
4,834
5,778
4.641
4,217
3,421
2,940
2,500
1,799
1,381
985
690
445
339
2
1
6
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
37
34
34
33
3
1
52,458
780
28
35,739
2,197
4,958
1,493
1,691
3,538
2,034
34,938 17,520
778
2
28
22,907 12,832
2,115 82
4,288 670
1,490 3
801 890
1,445 2,093
1,086 948
1
1
1
1
1
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
243
POPULATION.
OF THE POPULATION
· Continued.
New Braintree
Newbury
NEWBURYPORT
New Marlborough
New Salem
Total
Fe
Total Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
males
193
1,030
1
2
3
453
340
113
260
192
68
148
45
1,590
1,420
170
805
711
94
785 15,311 7,283 8,028
709 12,028 5,693 6,335
76 3,283 1,590 | 1,693
921
109
535
480
55
495
441
54
625
583
42
299
277
22
326
306
20
453
226
114
113
260
132
60
68
193
94
54
45
1,586
1,224
195
167
802
613
98
784 15.191
611 7,574
97 4,341
76 3,276
117
111
6
3
1,029
728
192
109
1
1
495
363
78
54
534
365
114
55
1
1
625
515
68
42
299
250
27
22
CON-OOOOOO
326
265
41
20
7,233 7,958
3,577 3.997
2,068 2,273
1,588 1,688
47 70
46
65
1 5
3
9
10
11
12
13
1
WIWI 1.9
3
Illa
1,319
522
271
166
8
4.8
122
18
818
13
1.6
710
434
10
2.3
380
384
3
0.8
330
0.2
480
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
--
800 oor
251
386
25
6.5
275
2
0.7
111
23
20.7
386
25
6.5
220
17
7.7
153
2
1.3
67
15
22.4
220
17
7.7
Anaik || R.
251
1
0.4
229
1
0.4
22
665
12
1.8
574
7
1.2
91
5
5.5
662
12
1.8
0.2
42
1.4
1,153
7
0.6
166
11
6.6
1,315
18
1.4
20
654 || 12,762 6,038 6,724
6
186 101 85
0.9 1.5 1.7 1.3
579 9,535 4,471 5,064
19 12
0.2 0.3 0.1
75 3,227 1,567 1,660
6 167 89 78
8.0 5.2 5.7 4.7
653 12,664 5,995 6,669
6 180 99 81
0.9 1.4 1.7 1.2
1 95 40 55
5 1 4
5.3 2.5 7.3
178 97 81
0.1
108
12
11.1
817
13
1.6
1
54
3
5.6
384
0.3
54
9
16.7
433
10
2.3
1
18.2
166
8
4.8
522
251
SIII 003 ore
271
CO! Ovo
0.8
0.2
0.4
26
27
28
29
CUI II COC
24
16
8
18
12
11
8
1
30
31
32
284
179
105
161
98
63
123
81
42
1,065
923
142
530
455
75
535 || 10,021 4,730 5,291
468 7,138 3,310 3,828
67 2,883 1,420 1,463
637
540
97
332
283
49
305
257
48
417
375
42
202
180
22
215
195
20
33
34
35
46
16
46
16
1
55
18
2
55
18
2
867
535
16
867
535
16
26
23
26
23
16
2
܀ ܗܟܬ
4
16
2
• 19
41
17
36
17
13
19
6
40
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
的​阶级​的​如​红​纪​仍为​红​仍以​加​红​昭​888
25
14
22
36
14
21
31
31
35
24
33
30
25
27
16
19
19
10
9
6
13
21
18
21
14
19
19
14
17
-000సంఘంటుషులతలు
10
13
14
10
14
11
11
10
8
Geoworoo now
25
109
46
91
82
52
47
73
86
112
127
117
107
86
83
83
93
56
40
42
33
8
56
21
55
34
28
29
44
39
54
69
62
56
40
48
38
46
26
17
19
16
17
53
25
36
48
24
18
29
47
58
58
55
51
46
35
45
47
30
23
23
17
245
1,017
533
754
921
441
455
924
1,175
1,220
1,126
1,126
993
969
844
707
586
446
356
253
220
112
498
268
367
430
231
204
443
610
625
564
531
459
447
403
322
276
196
139
88
70
133
519
265
387
491
210
251
481
565
595
562
595
534
522
441
385
310
250
217
165
150
17
89
38
68
74
40
28
39
56
66
82
56
77
54
51
52
40
26
33
23
21
25
13
24
24
29
44
35
7以​昭​如​的​B%%%%%以​四​BBS
10
48
21
32
34
15
15
15
32
37
38
21
35
21
30
25
16
13
16
10
11
13
30
21
39
43
14
22
26
29
37
32
38
48
34
33
34
42
32
19
24
15
5
14
10
19
22
7
9
11
18
20
13
20
22
17
16
17
16
15
10
11
7
8
16
11
20
21
7
13
15
11
17
19
18
26
17
17
17
26
17
9
13
8
42
12
33
21
27
24
13
17
13
10
13
4
55
56
193
28
35
165
132
132
655
202
533
201
122
1
351
186
329
184
22
2
229
113
194
113
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
24
37
3
6
23
3
5
6,837
277
3
3,726
327
851
142
424
708
379
4,856 1,981
276
3
2,796 930
307 20
764 87
141 1
151 273
221 487
197 182
199
47
64
9
32
86
16
43
31
7
175
47
56
9
17
18
10
40
27
7
110
8
110
10
65
66
8
11
5
8
12
5
14
15
1
9
10
15
68
6
10
1
19
13
3
13
2
1
1
244
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
NEWTON
Norfolk
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
2
3
43,113 19,378 23,735
31,628 14,675 16,953
11,485 4,703 6,782
1,268
909
359
726
511
215
542
398
144
5
1,261
481
423
357
5
5
722
255
254
213
539
226
169
144
42,407 19,100 23,307
17,784 8,093 9,691
13,300 6,355 6,945
11,323 4,652 6,671
672 244 428
530 213 317
142 31 111
34 34
14 14
20 20
8
9
10
11
12
13
| | | | ఆలుమతిట్టి
1,063
91
8.6
710
633
61
9.6
420
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
35,981 15,768 20,213
906 416 490
2.5 2.6 2.4
24,671 11,143 13,528
32 15 17
0.1 0.1
0.1
11,310 4,625 6,685
874 401 473
7.7 8.7 7.1
35,371 15,534 19,837
889
410
479
2.5
2.6 2.4
576 200 376
14
3 11
1.5 2.9
836 369 467
353
91
25.8
1,056
91
8.6
5
213
61
28.6
629
61
9.7
2
ཉྩིནྟིe ' 'ཙྪིཥྛནྟིe 1 ' ནི
25
26
27
28
29
2.4
85
35
30
31
32
27,847 11,840 16,007
17,581 7,650 9,931
10,266 4,190 6,076
867
531
336
527
324
203
340
207
133
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Totål number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
I and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55
years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry,
and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
2,201
1,896
46
2,201
1,896
46
99
72
30
99
72
30
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
53
19
33
38
23
10
19
27
38
45
46
713
2,824
1,416
2,179
2,816
1,374
1,455
2,489
3,319
3,781
3,281
3,501
3,262
2,794
2,339
1,682
1,360
976
731
443
378
384
1,437
707
1,082
1,430
686
720
1,092
1,304
1,490
1,392
1,503
1,482
1,271
1,082
757
570
430
277
166
116
329
1,387
709
1,097
1,386
688
735
1,397
2,015
2,291
1,889
1.998
1,780
1,523
1,257
925
790
546
454
277
262
21
96
37
51
89
35
27
45
69
92
108
125
115
93
51
76
45
33
26
16
18
14
43
18
18
51
12
17
26
42
54
63
82
73
67
31
40
27
22
9
9
8
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
43
42
26
20
36
18
11
17
7
10
6,505
9
600
105
538
104
62
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
18
1
18,625 12,120
695 686
3 3
5,472 4,482
1,310 1,227
2,850 2,696
505 502
2,032 1,068
3,984 496
1,774 960
990
83
154
3
964
3,488
814
281
45
44
10
23
62
30
263
44
40
10
15
37
25
65
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 245
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.
NORTH ADAMS
NORTHAMPTON
North Andover
North Attleborough
Northborough
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
22,035 10,558 11,477 | 21,654 10,132 11,522
16,168 7,570 8,598 | 16,091 7,472 8,619
5,867 2,988 2,879 5,563 2,660 2,903
5,956 2,882 3,074
3,969 1,920 2,049
1,987
962 1,025
9,398 4,529 4,869
3,522 3,691
2,185 1,007 1,178
1,797
1,504
293
899
736
7,213
898
768
130
3
163
5,955 2,881 3,074
1,656 802 854
2,313 1,118 1,195
1,986 961 1,025
4 21,910 10,503 11,407 21,549 10,071 11,478
5 7,310 3,397 3,913 7,940 3,676
4,264
6 8,740 4,125 4,615 8,067 3,753 4,314
5,860 2,981 2,879 5,542 2,642 2,900
119 49 70 90 47 43
117 47 70 84 43 41
10
2
6
4
2
11
6
15 14 1
12
1
13
5
15 14
9,334 4,497 4,837
3,540 1,733 1,807
3,613
1,761 1,852
2,181 1,003 1,178
55 23 32
55 23 32
R751972615
889
497
267
125
9
1,768
983
513
272
29
8
21
879
486
246
147
20
4
16
IIIIII & en
1
1
3.6
29
14 17,857 8,527 9,330 || 17,907 8,232 9,675
15 929 450 479 638 333 305
16 5.2 5.3 5.1
4.0 3.2
17 12,115 5,600 6,515 | 12,435 5,625 6,810
18 73 41 32 38
9
19 0.6 0.7 0.5 0.3 0.5 0.1
20 5,742 2,927 2,815 5,472 2,607 2,865
21 856 409 447 600 304 296
22 14.9 14.0 15.9 11.0 11.7 10.3
23 17,751 8,480 9,271 17,809 8,176
9,633
24 926 450 476 634 331
303
25 5.2 5.3 5.1
4.0 3.1
26 100 41 59 83 42 41
27
3
3
4
2 2
28 3.0
5.1 4.8 4.8 4.9
29
896
434 462 604
317
287
4,855 2,323 2,532
114 55 59
2.3
2.4 2.3
2,922 1,394 1,528
5 1 4
0.2 0.1 0.3
1,933 929 1,004
109 54 55
5.6 5.8 5.5
4,854 2,322 2,532
114 55 59
2.3 2.4 2.3
7,705 3,663 4,042
155 61 94
2.0 1.7 2.3
5,565 2,683 2,882
22 14 8
0.4 0.5 0.3
2,140 980 1,160
133 47 86
6.2 4.8 7.4
7,650 3,633 4,017
155 61 94
2.0 9.6 2.3
46 21 25
1,509
58
3.8
1,223
10
0.8
286
48
16.8
1,481
52
3.5
28
6
21.4
57
739
36
4.9
579
8
1.4
160
28
17.5
719
32
4.5
20
770
22
2.9
644
2
0.3
126
20
15.9
762
20
2.6
8
2
25.0
22
3.6
ده 8.۱۱
109
53
56
149
20.0
35
56
30 13,030 6,181 6,849 13,731 6,182 7,549
31 7,926 3,588 4,338 8,767 3,774 4,993
32 5,104 2,593 2,511 4,964 2,408 2,556
3,742 | 1,787 1,955
2,006
940 1,066
1,736 847 889
6,129 2,856 3,273
4,138 1,954 2,184
1,991 902 1,089
1,223
943
280
598
443
155
625
500
125
33
34
35
1,350 1,350
1,209 1,209
27 27
1,252 1,252
946 946
192 192
429
410
7
429
410
7
415
474
9
415
474
9
86
51
2
86
51
2
13
65
209
781
349
561
758
342
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
420
1,710
804
1,244
1,695
815
923
1,394
1,662
1,824
1,543
1,542
1,496
1,345
1,125
788
596
457
319
200
133
192
845
400
594
825
399
441
681
795
873
739
704
692
668
559
388
266
216
139
86
56
228
865
404
650
870
416
482
713
867
951
804
838
804
677
566
400
330
241
180
114
77
纽约​约​约​约​而且​必​必​放​拓​%
380
1,528
726
1,113
1,453
655
745
1,323
1,683
2,017
1,656
1,551
1,491
1,374
1,132
849
645
460
407
264
202
171
747
377
552
695
313
376
742
951
1,114
889
822
808
738
633
450
355
263
234
158
134
57
227
108
167
208
95
98
135
212
234
220
245
102
436
220
343
411
196
192
314
429
512
483
492
390
352
341
240
172
126
104
53
48
369
581
732
903
767
729
683
636
499
399
290
197
173
106
68
45
209
112
176
203
101
94
179
217
278
263
247
205
183
172
116
91
54
67
32
30
173
695
330
495
576
269
289
442
676
861
855
777
620
546
512
399
34
242
155
83
69
91
335
166
274
293
146
139
229
307
404
410
384
301
253
244
184
143
101
71
36
18
82
360
164
221
283
123
150
213
369
457
445
393
319
293
268
215
19
141
84
47
25
113
56
94
110
49
47
80
115
147
125
119
118
111
106
108
95
62
55
29
33
47
59
23
25
34
61
75
68
54
B35幻​即​以​四级​似​仍​仍​砂​础​性​矿​BH%%B4
185
12
48
21
47
51
26
22
46
54
72
57
65
54
67
49
55
54
34
29
16
19
169
169
124
81
72
37
21
18
53
41
28
26
13
14
2,692 1,898
244 244
794
130
4,139 3,028 / 1,111
193 192 1
713
200
583
200
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
9,366 6,653 2,713
192 189
3
12 12
5,604 4,016 1,588
536 505 31
1,081 927 154
209 207 2
533
209
722 312 410
477 276 201
9,839
548
4
4,591
668
885
132
826
1,629
556
6,397 3,442
545 3
4
3,213 1,378
634 34
739
146
130
2
312 514
530 1,099
290 266
114
496
1
22
632
18
26
1,637 1,141
113
159 137
63 63
136 62
166 44
173
94
2,757 2,125
146
128
306 280
33 33
171 84
277 91
256 95
243
67
60
13
43
63
211
66
52
12
15
17
10
32
1
8
1
28
46
14
324
74
122
79
87
186
161
24
246
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION
Northbridge
Total Males
Fe-
males
North Brookfield
Total Males
Fe-
males
9,254 4,936 4,318
5,642 2,880
2,762
3,612 2,056 1,556
2,947 1,385 1,562
2,370 1,106 1,264
577 279 298
CONFOOOOOO
9,244 4,929 4,315
1,962 1,002 960
3,671 1,872 1,799
3,611 2,055 1,556
9
6
3
9
6
3
2,887 1,357 1,530
1,406
659
747
915 424 491
566 274 292
59 27 32
49 23 26
10 4
6
1 1
HR
1
1
1
1
00 OG
1
7,375 3,964 3,411
326 220 106
4.4 5.5 3.1
3,858 1,955 1,903
13 9
4
0.3 0.5 0.2
3,517 2,009 1,508
313 211 102
8.9 10.5 6.8
7,367 3,959 3,408
326 220 106
4.4
5.6
3.1
7 4
3
2,464
125
5.1
1,901
5
0.3
563
120
21.3
2,423
120
5.0
40
5
12.5
121
1,135 1,329
51 74
4.5 5.6
867 1,034
3
2
0.3 0.2
268 295
48 72
17.9 24.4
1,118 1,305
48 72
4.3 5.5
16 24
3
2
18.8 8.3
50 71
!
310
212
98
5,443
2,340
3,103
2,961
1,174
1,787
2,482
1,166
1,316
1,947
1,431
516
877 1,070
635 796
242 274
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
3 Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other.
12
Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17 Native.
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
s :
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professi service
65 Domestic and personal service
66
Clerical
1,229 1,229
541 541
16 16
138
94
6
138
94
6
204
781
372
522
717
313
342
560
760
867
694
734
579
530
389
300
234
155
104
69
28
115
404
185
268
397
157
152
297
412
494
383
424
313
294
202
142
115
81
55
38
8
89
377
187
254
320
156
190
263
348
373
311
310
266
236
187
158
119
74
49
31
20
54
170
111
148
176
86
101
154
162
206
185
188
193
173
153
172
152
139
103
71
50
31
86
62
71
86
49
60
63
73
94
85
84
86
77
67
80
71
62
46
30
22
23
84
49
77
90
37
41
91
89
112
100
104
107
96
86
92
81
77
57
41
28
47
%
877
1
1,202
184
834
182
368
2
4,134 3,257
168 167
5 5
3,103 2,544
128 123
162 147
29 29
154 63
253 87
132 92
559
5
15
185
6
15
643
39
102
8
73
93
60
458
33
87
8
27
22
17
00
91
166
40
46
71
43
6
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 247
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
-

Northfield
North Reading
Norton
Norwell
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Norwood
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total
Fe-
Males
males
1
1,782
1,584
198
840
744
96
942
840
102
1,292
1,024
268
642
518
124
650
506
144
2,587
1,994
593
1,319 1,268
997 997
322 271
1,563
1,395
168
781
709
72
782 10,977
686 7,102
96 3,875
5,739 5,238
3,538 3,564
2,201 1,674
1,781
1,286
298
197
840
617
127
96
941
669
171
101
COMFOO00 NOORIA
1,285
680
337
268
7
7
636
349
163
124
6
6
649
331
174
144
1
1
2,536
1,240
724
572
50
30
20
1
1,290 1,246
609 631
375 349
306 266
29 21
13 17
16
1,476
1,077
238
161
86
80
6
1
734
553
116
65
46
40
昭昭明​的​约​约​6111
742 | 10,936
524 2,796
122
4,274
96 3,866
40 21
40 21
5,709 5,227
1,381 1,415
2,133 2,141
2,195 1,671
15 6
15 6
NI
956-696
15
12
13
20
11
9
1
559
HR
14
15
16
17
1,095
7
0.6
838
536
4
0.7
398
666
2
0.3
570
0.5
8,538
88
1.0
4,776
4,485 4,053
43 45
1.0
2,350 2,426
440
679
3
0.4
609
3
0.5
70
1,510
32
2.1
1,312
9
0.7
198
23
11.6
1,509
32
2.1
18
19
704
23
3.3
608
7
1.2
96
16
16.7
704
23
806
9
1.1
704
2
0.3
102
7
6.9
805
9
1.1
119
96
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
257
7
2.7
1,088
7
0.6
7
లు | | 06లలు కలు
2,073
123
5.9
1,494
13
0.9
579
110
19.0
2,029
111
5.5
43
12
27.9
120
1,064 1,009
76 47
7.1 4.7
750
744
10 3
1.3 0.4
314 265
66
21.0 16.6
1,039 990
67 44
6.4 4.4
25 18
9 3
36.0 16.7
74 46
138
4
2.9
535
4
0.7
1
1,345
5
0.4
1,179
3
0.3
166
2
1.2
1,271
4
0.3
73
1
1.4
5
2.5
553
637
2
2.1
634
2
0.3
32
3,762
88
2.3
8,502
86
1.0
17
3 / F៦និងទី, , ខ្ញុំ
001 TOT
2,135 1,627
43
2.0
4,459 4,043
41
0.9
12
3.3
0.5
0.3
41
1
2.4
3
31
23
86
41
30
31
32
1,156
988
168
539
454
85
617
534
83
884
645
239
441
332
109
443
313
130
1,628
1,106
522
841
556
285
787
550
237
1,092
931
161
548
481
67
544
450
94
6,576
3,122
3,454
3,511 3,065
1,537 1,585
1,974 1,480
33
34
35
62
23
62
23
61
47
1
61
47
1
192
72
5
192
72
5
31
25
4
31
25
4
1,170
792
7
1,170
792
7
36
37
38
39
40
41
8
48
26
32
ONA
39
%羽​张​如​红​丝丝丝​好​幻​招​如​引​论说​让​弱​%
25
98
64
85
100
54
79
121
112
101
105
111
124
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
9
49
35
43
49
32
30
54
53
49
51
49
56
59
64
50
40
21
19
9
19
16
49
29
42
51
22
49
67
59
52
54
62
68
64
59
48
49
32
25
20
25
13
91
41
52
79
37
31
64
92
115
110
110
86
91
68
82
42
43
33
20
12
5
43
15
20
40
20
20
38
41
51
55
63
46
44
27
37
22
18
19
9
9
17
11
26
51
64
55
47
40
47
41
25
20
25
14
11
3
52
201
98
163
183
78
67
117
150
226
196
193
167
139
138
123
94
77
64
34
27
30
92
48
85
89
45
31
58
82
127
106
99
84
65
72
61
53
37
33
9
13
22
109
50
78
94
33
36
59
68
99
90
94
83
74
66
62
41
40
31
25
14
19
81
53
65
94
49
51
59
76
90
103
115
123
115
86
93
87
62
74
37
31
9
42
22
29
47
25
29
30
41
45
51
50
57
66
43
55
38
34
33
20
15
10
39
31
36
47
24
22
29
35
45
52
65
66
49
43
38
49
28
41
17
16
303
1,067
450
619
742
308
332
580
961
1,225
977
879
684
513
471
313
230
130
102
48
43
173
539
242
300
376
144
166
288
508
681
530
460
376
273
265
159
110
65
48
20
16
130
528
208
319
366
164
166
292
453
544
447
419
308
240
206
154
120
65
54
28
27
123
eo on
123
98
89
53
44
29
44
56
57
58
745
273
548
261
197
12
510
129
405
125
117
105
4
1,104
188
890
187
214
1
611
171
494
171
4,513
125
3,724
123
789
2
101
282
15
1
2
18
40
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
117
74
65
13
44
130
29
101
71
51
11
21
25
7
16
152
33
40
145
31
38
460
99
58
11
15
38
22
210
17
64
2,838
194
360
132
226
274
364
2,556
176
320
132
107
7
2
2
3
14
2
23
105
22
8
43
71
34
7
14
26
19
561
103
62
11
42
89
48
225
18
66
4
42
72
13
4
14
7
7
86
224
29
45
15
27
51
26
28
65
6
119
188
140
248
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. – COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Oak Bluffs
Oakham
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
1,245
933
312
599
448
151
646
485
161
527
463
64
272
236
36
255
227
28
VOOR
1,132
442
400
290
113
91
22
541
191
212
138
58
45
13
591
251
188
152
55
46
527
368
95
64
272
186
50
36
255
182
45
28
214
441
1
0.2
377
227
1
0.4
191
186
,
994
134
13.5
684
3
0.4
310
131
42.3
910
125
13.7
84
64
36
486
68
14.0
336
2
0.6
150
66
44.0
444
61
13.7
42
7
16.7
67
508
66
13.0
348
1
0.3
160
65
40.6
466
64
13.7
42
2
4.8
66
1.6
441
214
2.8
227
1
0.4
0.2
10.7
133
1
772
481
291
376
237
139
396
244
152
336
285
51
170
141
29
166
144
22
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
2 Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
Native.
10 Foreign born
11 All other.
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YZARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals .
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service :
66 Clerical
90
37
90
37
19
9
1
19
9
1
31
97
11
20
64
83
41
36
62
80
93
15
36
28
34
42
19
13
36
47
44
28
38
37
40
29
29
24
18
18
14
10
16
61
31
30
41
22
23
26
33
49
36
39
43
30
43
30
24
28
16
12
13
1出门​必​幻​4%%%%%必​红​四​%94
30
17
28
47
19
14
25
17
33
26
6148485942BBBBBBB882
5
16
6
14
27
5
6
10
8
19
14
18
11
12
24
12
11
15
36
13
NH
77
80
70
72
59
48
46
34
26
23
29
25
42
31
29
28
17
19
13
11
2
17
468
51
386
50
82
1
190
113
173
113
9
32
32
211
41
56
202
41
43
No ang
14
NONE- దేవ
13
6
30
59
14
5
14
24
7
1
16
35
7
8
13
2
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 249
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.
Orange
Orleans
Otis
Oxford
Palmer
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
males
1
2
3
5,379 2,593 2,786
4,533 2,150 2,383
846
403
1,166
1,086
80
565
524
41
601
562
39
442
398
44
231
208
23
211
190
21
3,476 1,760 1,716
2,730 1,378 1,352
746 382 364
9,468 4,700 4,768
6,230 3,027 3,203
3,238 1,673 1,565
443
556
451
598
494
440
330
5,367 2,588 2,779
3,377 1,608 1,769
1,144 537 607
846 443 403
10 3 7
10
3 7
230
172
35
23
210
158
31
21
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1,154
945
135
74
11
5
6
1
仍​门生​881221
9,440
2,380
3,825
3,235
24
1--Oncolos
3,461
1,508
1,207
746
15
15
| | | | జులుం గిల్లి
1,755 1,706
763 745
610 597
382
364
5 10
5 10
| | | | రాలాదంజలో
4,686 4,754
1,171 1,209
1,845 1,980
1,670 1,565
10 14
10 14
୫୫ ।।।।
4
1
3
3
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
4,490 2,158 2,332
46 17 29
1.0 0.8
1.2
3,661 1,724 1,937
5 2 3
0.1 0.1
0.2
829 434 395
41 15 26
4.9 3.5
6.6
4,482 2,153 2,329
46 17 29
1.0 0.8 1.2
6
3 3
1,017
12
1.2
939
5
0.5
78
7
9.0
1,005
7
0.7
11
5
45.5
10
490
10
2.0
450
4
0.9
40
6
15.0
481
5
1.0
8
5
62.5
527
2
0.4
489
1
0.2
38
1
2.6
524
358
14
3.9
314
7
2.2
44
7
15.9
356
14
3.9
187
9
4.8
164
5
3.0
23
4
17.4
186
9
4.8
171
5
2.9
150
2
1.3
21
3
14.3
170
5
2.9
1
2,790
184
6.6
2,066
39
1.9
724
145
20.0
2,776
184
6.6
14
1,407 1,383
105 79
7.5 5.7
1,033 1,033
28 11
2.7 1.1
374 350
77 68
20.6
19.4
1,402 1,374
105 79
7.5 5.7
5 9
7,064
678
9.6
3,902
14
0.4
3,162
664
21.0
7,042
676
9.6
18
2
11.1
636
3,518 3,546
354 324
10.1 9.1
1,890 2,012
7 7
0.4 0.3
1,628 1,534
347 317
21.3 20.7
3,506 3,536
354 322
10.1 9.1
8 10
2
20.0
338 298
0.4
oliooo
i i
45
17
28
12
9
3
179
101
78
30
31
32
3,584
2,795
789
1,704 1,880
1,289 1,506
415 374
823
751
72
392
356
36
431
395
36
289
248
41
152
130
22
137
118
19
2,068
1,451
617
1,043 1,025
723 728
320 297
5,213 2,652 2,561
2,486 1,195 1,291
2,727 1,457 1,270
15
33
34
35
215
198
2
215
198
2
21
10
21
10
15
7
235
82
3
235
82
3
1,124
319
11
1,124
319
11
10
32
16
16
10
14
14
10
13
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
296
1,038
458
612
675
288
306
582
751
106
340
186
257
302
152
175
277
362
406
397
361
306
338
346
345
255
187
136
93
52
878
44
179
103
109
154
75
100
125
168
184
199
167
144
167
179
170
129
86
52
44
15
62
161
83
148
148
77
75
152
194
222
198
194
162
171
167
175
126
101
84
49
37
17
66
27
39
58
35
40
61
67
83
61
59
69
86
80
73
62
76
51
26
30
8
30
17
19
35
20
17
24
29
45
30
30
38
51
39
38
34
36
10
20
23
15
23
37
38
38
31
29
31
35
41
35
28
39
26
12
9
18
24
27
16
15
11
18
31
35
24
25
29
32
29
13
15
15
16
7
15
17
14
16
16
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16
18
10
61
284
142
199
251
139
132
200
234
246
233
239
197
224
167
140
117
99
87
33
52
33
144
74
102
130
68
68
98
126
122
112
118
96
116
83
75
60
49
44
18
24
28
140
68
97
121
71
64
102
108
124
121
121
101
108
84
65
57
50
43
15
28
149
508
218
307
333
153
137
243
353
453
375
367
296
237
200
118
99
73
38
22
21
147
530
240
305
342
135
169
339
398
425
346
294
271
210
179
119
108
85
54
41
31
13
15
13
721
661
567
447
379
237
207
158
92
63
52
16
四行​的​如此​以
​14
21
14
496
2
456
113
382
112
157
99
143
99
319
1,422 1,103
196
196
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
2,222 1,726
212 210
1
1
1,242 1,041
201
晚​叫​"四​的​比​288
wa Woman
228
2
3
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1000NGE,
880
120
66
14
44
73
29
652
118
63
14
23
17
20
4,023 2,884 1,139
183 181
2
1
1
2,679 1,847 832
346
21
118 110
197 172
30 30
112 49
197 57
113 56
8
25
137
59
48
16
23
49
127
56
44
15
12
336 10
258 236 22
61 58 3
142 65 77
220 89 131
133 71 62
63
140
57
1-
9
250
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION
Paxton
Total Males
Fe-
males
Peabody
Fe-
Total Males
males
471
374
97
260
205
55
211 18,625 10,272 8,353
169 11,529 5,778 5,751
42
7,096 4,494 2,602
467
247
123
97
259
143
61
55
1
1
111AA5
208 18,586 10,249 8,337
104 5,045 2,528 2,517
6,453 3,233 3,220
7,088 4,488 2,600
31 15 16
28 14 14
3
2
9
| | | | లులు
Ove 001 ORO UOO
II INAO
381
13
3.4
285
3
1.1
96
10
10.4
377
11
2.9
4
2
50.0
13
210
7
3.3
155
2
1.3
55
5
9.1
209
6
2.9
1
1
100.0
7
171 15,080 8,405 6,675
6 1,368 972 396
3.5 9.1 11.6 5.9
130 8,176 4,011
4,165
1
8
6
2
0.8 0.1 0.1 1-
41 6,904 4,394 2,510
5 1,360 966 394
12.2
19.7 22.0
15.7
168 15,046 8,385 6,661
5 1,367 971 396
3.0 9.1 11.6 5.9
3 26 12 14
1
33.3
1,225 869 356
Io
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7 Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native.
18 Number illiterate
19
Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
293
199
94
162
107
55
131 11,664 6,635
92 5,589 2,715
39 6,075 3,920
5,029
2,874
2,155
42
10
3
42
10
3
3,072 3,072
809 809
33 33
6
25
Gaara
OOOO
22
12
15
35
15
25
34
13
22
19
30
34
33
37
35
25
21
24
14
18
రంగరాజరాసంATHO
16
27
16
16
19
14
9
10
7
14
12
8
10
10
14
7
17
21
16
11
11
11
3
11
4
5
440
1,450
678
977
1,140
526
611
1,139
1,682
2,112
1,596
1,412
1,183
998
825
587
466
335
215
143
110
234
754
362
517
567
271
299
633
1,022
1,263
996
796
643
543
427
328
250
159
105
61
42
206
696
316
460
573
255
312
506
660
849
600
616
540
455
398
259
216
176
110
82
10
13
11
7
12
IOS
6
4
68
169
17
1,509
57
58
59
186
115
115
60
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service
Clerical
1
33
3
6
32
3
6
8,606 7,097
320 316
19 19
5,864 5,189
327 310
689 605
129 129
258 115
458
170
542 244
675
17
84
61
62
63
64
65
66
10
16
3
4
11
143
288
298
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 251
OF THE POPULATION — Continued.

Pelham
Pembroke
Pepperell
Peru
Petersham
Fe- Total
Total Males
FA
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Total Males males
234
1,337
1,074
263
2,839 1,409 1,430
2,318 1,140 1,178
521 269 252
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168
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
PITTSFIELD
CLASSIFICATION
Phillipston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe
males
2
390
363
27
200
187
13
190 | 39,607 19,316 20,291
176 30,804 14,785 16,019
14 8,803 4,531 4,272
390
315
48
27
200
160
27
13
217
190 39,143 19,071 20,072
155 16,625 8,087 8,538
21 13,757 6,489 7,268
14
8,761 4,495 4,266
423 206
413 202 211
10
4
6
41 39 2
9 7
32 32
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
318
6
1.9
291
3
1.0
27
3
11.1
318
6
1.9
162
5
3.1
149
2
1.3
13
3
23.1
162
5
3.1
Escort
156 31,941 15,476 16,465
1 946 428 518
0.6 3.0 2.8 3.1
142 23,448 11,103 | 12,345
1 65 40 25
0.7
0.3 0.4 0.2
14 8,493 4,373 4,120
881 388 493
10.4 8.9 12.0
156 31,563 15,274 16,289
1 937 423 514
0.6 3.0 2.8 3.2
337 163 174
6 3 3
1.8 1.8 1.7
885 407 478
30
.
31
32
236
210
26
117
105
12
119 24,754 11,962 12,792
105 17,148 8,019 9,129
14 7,606 3,943 3,663
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cont illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINTUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service:
Clerical
11
33
34
35
11
1
2,230 2,230
1,608 1,608
71 71
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
6
20
20
26
28
17
20
17
8
15
16
31
27
22
21
25
26
18
11
8
8
4
9
12
13
17
8
12
8
2
7
7
141
11
12
11
14
15
10
5
2
11
8
13
11
9
8
9
6
8
9
17
16
10
10
11
11
8
WA0000 SOOO O OOO OOON
916 452 464
3,187 1,632 1,555
1,456 716 740
2,107 1,040 1,067
2,575 1,269 1,306
1,192 570 622
1,259 627 632
2,161 1,048 1,113
3,177 1,440 1,737
4,054 1,981 2,073
3,667 1,873 1,794
3,161 1,560 1,601
2,614 1,315 1,299
2,235 1,065 1,170
1,828 880 948
1,364 669 695
982 470 512
681 301 386
465 197 268
286 118 168
240 93 147
155
96
131
96
57
58
59
60
26
23
8
24 16,942 12,544 4,398
515 515
14 14
3 8,563 6,734 1,829
1,209 1,135 74
2,028 1,695 333
350 349 1
2 1,068 554 514
19 1,628 658 970
1,567 890 677
66
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COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 253
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Plainfield
Prescott
Plainville
Plymouth
Total Males
Fe- Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Plympton
Total Males
Fe-
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
A
375
356
19
1,408
1,198
210
144
139
5
144
1,400
741
450
209
4,772
ខ្ញុំ
| auឱន្នះន
3,911
-
114
88
26
| | | ១២ន
=
-
ដ្ឋ
10,321 5,152 5,169
865
369
7.1
257
4
1.6
240
3
18
=
2
12
0.4
T
–
17
357
ខ្លីៗពី ' 'ន្នាន T / ១
40
10
29.6 25.0
230
6
2.9
1.143
6
0.5
6
T
5.9
257
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145
។
0.6
1
2.3
35
1.7
1.6
762
7.6
271
103
38.0
822
9
2.0
42
24
347
6.8
85
22
25.9
352
51.4 85.7
រដ្ឋ
8,014 4,007 4,007
4.602
3,412
N
ខ្ញុំ
1,226
445
43
ធនក
១
270
1,045
២១យោនី១១១។
25
18
39
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
ង ២១០ដង១ដល់១៩១១៩១១
52
43
57
43
35
38
737
845
389
436
637
863
1,112
1,001
1,014
891
764
593
499
415
306
249
161
146
322
428
563
536
522
464
384
292
254
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47
37
47
42
10
24
ដដង
19
109
5,398 4,221 1,177
535 533
101
82
=
54
14
រ ទី១-១៩៩៥
| ស-១ ។ ទន្ទី
2.932 2.408
346 328
489 430
118 117
272
441
265
+ធនឹងដីផង, ដី
សង+សផផង នី៩
០| | | ១ម
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ន- + ១ |
.
254
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Princeton
Provincetown
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
391
2
800
648
152
409
322
87
326
65
4,295 2,129 2,166
3,140 1,509 1,631
1,155 620 535
800
485
163
152
409
236
86
87
391
249
OOORIA
4,211 2,075 2,136
1,207 549
658
1,871 921 950
1,133 605 528
83 53 30
62 39 23
21 14 7
1
10
11
12
13
1
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
658
20
3.0
509
3
0.6
149
17
11.4
658
20
3.0
340
13
3.8
254
2
0.8
86
air 100 SECONDS
318
7
2.2
255
1
0.4
63
6
9.5
318
7
2.2
3,382 1,679 1,703
605 358 247
17.9 21.3
14.5
2,249 1,075 1,174
23 14
9
1.0 1.3 0.8
1,133 604 529
582
344 238
51.4 57.0 45.0
3,317 1,637 1,680
593 350 243
17.9
21.4 14.5
64 41 23
12 8 4
18.8 19.5
17.4
594 352 242
12.8
340
13
3.8
IIINOO
27
28
29
19
13
30
31
32
531
393
138
274
194
80
257
199
58
2,580 1,265 1,315
1,527 701 826
1,053 564 489
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service :
Clerical
33
34
35
62
18
62
18
423
124
2
423
124
2
-
36
37
38
39
40
NNNO CON
80
368
191
274
287
152
155
48
190
98
127
136
69
76
18
11
208
107
TO
19
51
33
39
50
24
27
26
58
51
60
55
55
44
54
37
42
26
20
18
11
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42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
29
11
25
26
6
16
13
32
20
34
25
23
19
30
17
20
12
7
11
7
138
168
130
130
124
32
178
93
147
151
83
79
101
121
146
168
141
139
118
99
75
92
63
52
31
20
30
32
259
314
298
271
263
251
209
166
173
135
104
79
58
133
14
110
91
81
72
52
48
38
56
338
148
282
145
285
1,609
557
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
88
28
12
3
20
34
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1,324
557
1
215
110
232
106
39
47
17
258
113
260
106
104
178
32
Nowcowa
12
31
65
66
65
131
15
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
255
OF THE POPULATION
.
Continued.
QUINCY
Raynham
Rehoboth
Fe-
Randolph
Fe
Total Males
males
Reading
Fe
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
males
males
Total Males
Fe
males
1 40,674 | 20,686 19,988
2 27,139 13,450 13,689
3 13,535 7,236 6,299
4,734 2,342 2,392
3,962 1,953 2,009
772 389 383
1,810
1,410
400
953
738
215
857
672
185
6,805 3,246 3,559
5,633 2,730 2,903
1,172 516 656
2,228 1,177 1,051
1,743 900 843
485 277 208
4 40,605 20,642 19,963
5 11,872 5,942 5,930
6 15,222 7,482
7,740
7 13,511 7,218
6,293
8 32 12
9 28 11
10
1
11 37 32
12 17 15
13 20 17
4,719
2,170
1,777
772
13
13
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2,3322,387
1,093 1,077
850 927
389 383
8 5
8 5
852
453
215
184
5
1,795
932
465
398
15
13
2
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943
479
250
214
10
9
1
6,785
3,743
1,874
1,168
15
13
2
1,172 1,048
565 507
330 333
277 208
5 3
3,239 3,546
1,804 | 1,939
921 953
514 654
3 12
3 10
2
1
2,220
1,072
663
485
8
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1
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2
699
32
4.6
520
819
60
7.3
615
14 32,356 16,480 15,876
15 539 281 258
16 1.7 1.7 1.6
17 19,227 9,448 9,779
18 8 6 2
19 1. 0.1 1-
20 13,129 7,032 6,097
21 531 275 256
22 4.0 3.9 4.2
23 32,298 16,442 15,856
24 537 280 257
25 1.7 1.7 1.6
26
10 17
27
1
1
28 3.7
5.9
29 512 261 251
3,854 1,895 1,959
34 18 16
0.9 0.9 0.8
3,099! 1,518 1,581
9 5 4
0.3 0.3 0.3
755 377 378
25 13 12
3.3 3.4 3.2
3,842 1,887 1,955
34 18 16
0.9 1.0 0.8
10 6 4
1,476
97
6.6
1,088
3
0.3
388
94
24.2
1,461
96
6.6
15
1
6.7
88
777
65
8.4
568
3
0.5
209
62
29.7
767
64
8.3
10
1
10.0
58
179
32
17.9
694
5,629 2,657 2,972
85 42 43
1.5 1.6 1.4
4,488
2,157 2,331
10 8 2
0.2 0.4 0.1
1,141 500 641
75 34
6.6 6.8 6.4
5,610 2,650 2,960
84 42 42
1.5
1.4
14
3 11
1
1
7.1
9.1
77 36 41
1,765
163
9.2
1,289
6
0.5
476
157
33.0
1,759
162
9.2
6
1
16.7
155
946
103
10.9
674
2
0.3
272
101
37.1
942
103
10.9
4
0.6
204
56
27.5
817
59
7.2
2
32
1.6
27
4.6
5
80N
50.0
33
18
15
30
95
60
30 24,772 12,624 12,148
31 12,992 6,314 6,678
32 11,780 6,310 5,470
2,935
2,222
713
1,402 1,533
1,055 1,167
347 366
1,160
824
336
609
428
181
551
396
155
4,435 2,038 2,397
3,377 1,571 | 1,806
1,058 467
591
1,331
901
430
711
469
242
620
432
188
33
34
35
3,581
2,633
81
3,581
2,633
81
147
190
10
147
190
10
101
46
33
101
46
33
224
233
8
224
233
8
171
66
5
171
66
5
33
173
90
31
95
37
137
45
158
88
156
211
86
88
108
144
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
141
843 408 435
3,433 1,749 1,684
1,698
883 815
2,344 1,166 1,178
2,762 1,406 1,356
1,327 677 650
1,367 684 683
2,128 1,089
1,039
3,068 1,571 1,497
3,879 1,998 1,881
3,572 1,875 1,697
3,373
1,722
1,651
2,818 1,485 1,333
2,307 1,233 1,074
1,843 936 907
1,350 653 697
970 471 499
659 293 366
464 200 264
271 116 155
198 71 127
78
331
178
293
378
166
158
217
277
315
354
337
305
268
257
245
203
140
96
79
59
167
80
70
109
133
174
189
182
154
142
134
127
110
61
51
47
29
165
155
151
126
123
118
93
79
45
32
30
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153
73
86
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57
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74
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98
112
140
110
106
89
102
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32
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81
38
46
65
31
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37
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61
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35
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256
340
429
198
224
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473
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313
259
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153
115
85
55
244
128
162
229
113
113
164
199
247
221
250
192
248
179
145
133
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58
52
31
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232
128
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225
272
262
281
281
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126
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176
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117
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101
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88
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75
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35
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88
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33
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66
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1
50
45
25
18
24
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1,901 1,407
132 132
494
772
304
638
298
134
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861
601
779
600
191
57
18
57 | 17,129 13,616 3,513
58 215 215
59 333 333
60 8,497 7,675 822
61
960
865 95
62 2,456 2,170 286
63 444 444
64 1,104 623 481
65 1,290 288 1,002
66 1,830 1,003 827
1,007
89
221
816
85
201
11
52
35
75
20
2,661
144
279
23
56
10
29
49
22
2,046
143
124
15
29
106
12
28
5
7
6
15
11
129
121
191
135
15
37
1
903
334
429
40
183
269
358
1
768
319
392
40
95
54
234
222
23
55
9
9
9
13
5
26
36
25
77
86
116
20
40
88
215
124
19
30
10
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
256
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
REVERE
Richmond
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
315
2
3
25,178 12,391 12,787
17,167 8,489 8,678
8,011 3,902 4,109
564
451
113
232
83
249
219
30
564
320
131
113
315
155
77
83
249
165
54
30
8
9
10
11
12
13
టి-Noore
25,146 12,373 12,773
6,276 3,091 3,185
10,873 5,391 5,482
7,997 3,891 4,106
16 5
11
13 5
8
3
3
16 13
5 2 3
11 11
206
5
2.4
176
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1.1
19,369 9,464 9,905
787 252 535
4.1 2.7 5.4
11,491 5,632 5,859
6 4 2
0.1 0.1
7,878 3,832 4,046
781 248 533
9.9 6.5 13.2
19,341 9,446 9,895
786 251 535
4.1
2.7
5.4
15 5 10
473
12
2.5
363
5
1.4
110
7
6.4
473
12
267
7
2.6
187
3
1.6
80
4
5.0
267
7
2.6
10.0
206
6 | | | నంది :
2.5
2.4
763
244
519
11
6
30
31
32
::
14,338 6,950 7,388
7,151 3,439 3,712
7,187 3,511 3,676
374
268
106
213
137
76
161
131
30
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
i and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals .
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
1,594 1,594
1,805 1,805
101 101
52
20
52
20
4
23
24
23
48
13
14
25
23
11
854
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
如​约​约​分​绍​如​四​弘​8888
599 298
2,444 1,246
1,159
594
1,607 789
1,895
965
884 465
859 418
1,393 666
1,869
2,385
1,096
2,100 1,061
1,974 966
1,647 819
1,283 659
1,104 562
757 367
497 231
315 153
243 108
94 43
70 31
301
1,198
565
818
930
419
441
727
1,015
1.289
1,039
1,008
828
624
542
390
266
162
135
51
39
27
36
47
38
48
40
35
31
24
25
20
14
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7
17
19
34
19
30
19
20
20
12
13
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10
17
13
19
18
21
15
11
12
12
12
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23
.
229
139
24
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
1
2
9,570 7,501 2,069
145 132 13
6
6
4,465 3,722 743
679 589
90
1,642 1,368 274
270 270
481 314 167
722 442 280
1,160 658
502
252
139
24
30
29
6
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12
11
1
10
8
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
257
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Rochester
Rockland
Rockport
Rowe
Rowley
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males Fe-
males
Fe-
males
1,160
917
243
7,074 3,450 3,624
5,959 2,892 3,067
1,115
557
4,351 2,167 2,184
3,268 1,618 1,650
1,083 549 534
ធរ
1,048
602
284
162
112
31
81
2,163 2,182
870
747
546
បទដ្ឋ ក្នុ៩១។
ដនង៩០០១១
3,677
2,250
1,110
35
31
556
14
13
6
3
ដី
5,925 2,868 3,057
41 17
0.7 0.6
4,832 2,319 2,513
52
2.9
1,194
15
1.3
1,017
0.2
101
34
23.2 33.7
403 414
18
4.3
0.1
549 544
15 24
2.7 4.4
2,854 3,042
24
0.8
15
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149
817
34
4.2
87
1,184
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1
100
-
23
51
4,750
3,738
1,012
2,283 2,467
1,776 1,962
507
2,713 1,348 1,365
835 860
513 505
5
14
20
7
8
92
118
150
121
221
340
426
195
220
334
499
587
568
556
469
484
414
374
246
167
220
103
102
160
234
281
277
272
215
243
195
192
265
306
291
284
254
241
219
182
248
321
322
267
276
256
259
80
61
108
122
161
166
152
120
120
139
111
126
160
156
115
156
136
120
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30
34
19
419
227
386
224
3,221
99
254
131
9
128
7
17
3
5
1,635
186
159
521
266
166
1.381
186
159
472
259
143
65
I Awwagens
273
34
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153
311
34
178
211
225
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i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
។ ,
258
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-

CLASSIFICATION
Royalston
Total Males
Fe-
males
Russell
Total Males
Fe-
males
456
862
704
158
366
90
406
338
-68
1,104
796
308
567
402
165
537
394
143
567
456
273
93
90
1,104
470
862
523
181
158
252
406
250
88
68
537
218
176
143
326
308
150
165
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700
4
0.6
549
370
2
0.5
284
330
2
0.6
265
414
55
13.3
275
11
869
123
14.2
565
2
0.4
304
121
39.8
869
123
14.2
455
68
14.9
290
2
0.7
165
66
40.0
455
68
14.9
151
86
65
2
3.1
2.6
700
2.3
370
M | | | Nene |
139
55
39.6
414
55
13.3
330
2
0.6
0.6
0.5
Al AS
102
60
543
415
128
283
210
73
260
205
55
651
392
259
355
205
150
296
187
109
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born :
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native .
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
81 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals.
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
54
54
15
34
454
109
39
2
109
39
2
8
10
56
16
65
22
59
71
26
21
39
50
52
40
57
51
49
54
25
37
10
7
16
11
41
32
28
34
17
17
32
55
26
45
8
34
10
34
34
16
14
23
24
29
21
31
25
24
29
30
15
14
11
12
18
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21
97
55
62
68
40
36
74
93
111
109
86
63
48
47
28
31
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10
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23
19
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26
25
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19
19
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17
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60
54
31
27
26
12
17
23
34
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23
19
42
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32
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34
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22
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118
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COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 259
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.

Rutland
SALEM
Salisbury
Sandwich
Total Males
Fe
males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Sandisfield
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
males
1
2
3
1,895 1,083
1,343 758
552 325
812 | 37,200 18,295 18,905
585 | 26,465 12,833 13,632
227 | 10,735 5,462 5,273
1,717
1,480
237
918
765
153
799
715
84
564
418
146
301
221
80
263
197
66
1,500
1,231
269
745
604
141
755
627
128
1,888
710
629
549
1,079
399
357
323
4
2
2
1,717
1,167
313
237
918
612
153
153
799
555
160
84
564
307
111
146
301
167
54
80
263
140
57
66
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809 | 37,033 18,189 18,844
311 11,748 5,648 6,100
272 | 14,605 7,127 7,478
226 | 10,680 5,414 5,266
3 118 65 53
85 38 47
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8
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816
395
253
34
19
15
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376
222
125
20
5
15
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440
173
128
14
14
4
3
10
11
12
13
197
1
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48
6.4
600
2.0
139
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
1,685
61
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60
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43
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1
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325
42
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18 1,166 666 500
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18 1,139 647 492
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706 29,959 14,657 15,302
18 1,148 649 499
2.5
3.8 4.4 3.3
3 107 61 46
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1,419
55
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1,183
1
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236
54
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1,419
55
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666
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1
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83
6
7.2
666
153
48
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753
48
6.4
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9
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311
1
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136
8
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5
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28
29
57
41
49
43
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30
31
32
1,357
863
494
803
505
298
554 | 23,149 11,307 11,842
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196 9,492 4,831 4,661
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891
208
583
454
129
516
437
79
350
238
112
195
131
64
155
107
48
774
233
488
362
126
519
412
107
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70
148
87
61
148
87
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102 102
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260
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-
Saugus
Savoy
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
10,226 5,018 5,208
7,808 3,834 3,974
2,418 1,184 1,234
524
454
70
276
238
38
248
216
32
524
341
113
70
276
187
51
38
248
154
62
32
GOOOOOO
10,182 4,994 5,188
4,272 2,126 2,146
3,507 1,692 1,815
2,403 1,176 1,227
40 21 19
27 15 12
13
6
3
1
10
11
12
13
ANANAS
.
7,907 3,846 4,061
163 77 86
2.1 2.0 2.1
5,537 2,685 2,852
2
410
29
7.1
341
0.1
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
222
14
6.3
185
3
1.6
37
11
29.7
222
14
6.3
2,370
161
6.8
7,870
160
2.0
33
3
9.1
1,161
75
6.5
3,826
75
2.0
17
2
11.8
73
1.2
69
25
36.2
410
29
7.1
1,209
86
7.1
4,044
85
2.1
16
1
6.3
188
15
8.0
156
1
0.6
32
14
43.8
188
15
8,0
158
29
14
15
30
31
32
5,939 2,855 3,084
3,775 1,797 1,978
2,164 1,058 1,106
317
251
66
172
135
37
145
116
29
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born'
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) 'AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
30
30
33
34
35
537
493
20
537
493
20
10
48
23
33
45
17
14
26
14
16
17
23
10
17
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
208
974
447
690
831
348
324
465
574
756
734
850
700
595
501
374
305
221
160
101
68
94
504
206
368
439
173
160
219
261
320
368
396
349
311
250
186
147
102
74
59
32
114
470
241
322
392
175
164
246
313
436
366
454
351"
284
251
188
158
119
86
42
36
26
38
28
42
27
34
24
16
21
31
12
8
10
14
24
13
689以​%984B8B2491854
4%HD8759242%97%B436
12
14
15
14
12
22
10
11
10
16
24
3,728
165
2,914
159
814
6
207
125
183
125
45
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
283
16
51
2,043
142
477
81
225
218
377
1,760
126
426
81
119
49
194
'IMANI
Taimi
106
169
183
14
· Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 261
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Scituate
Sharon
Sheffield
Shelburne
Total Males Formal Total Males males
Fe
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe
males
393
1.862
1,611
251
2,103
664
199
934 1,045
248
308
2,603
1,623
629
351
56
1,272 1,331
792 831
315 314
165 186
1,759
1,172
336
ធនeaven
1,168 1,271
580 653
348 373
240 245
7 22
6 19
1
ឪ
ឌី។ ឱន្ត ! ! ! ! ! !
-១១
១១១ ។
៖”៩១ ។
-
2,241
40
1.8
1,850
10
0.9
952
1,107 1,044
19 25
1.7 2.4
765 742
1,283
9
0.7
1,192
-
342
19
5.6
1,078 1,026
7.5
1,410
26
1.8
80
14
17.5
40
~°ឱ°
ខ្លួន ! !
s
2.1
44
7
15.9 19.4
22
43
19
1,632
1,054
578
1,616
1,161
455
1,191
974
217
1,038
954
84
ន៖
42
43
44
45
123
94
124
148
210
233
227
162
158
184
241
208
194
47
137
136
135
123
121
80
69
80
59
46
151
2
248
102
4
114
845
253
9
235
83
1,002
160
1
1
២៨ ! សងឺ . .
ខ្ញុំ
១ o ទន្ន។
-
1
262
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Sherborn
Shirley
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
1
1,696
1,316
380
654 1,042 2,251 1,227 1,024
521 795 1,589 882 707
133 247 662 345 317
3
1,649
775
496
378
47
45
2
640
330
177
133
14
14
III koooooo
1,009
445
319
245
33
31
2,239 1,218 1,021
746 393 353
831 480 351
662 345 317
11
8
11
8
9
10
11
12
13
2942000 II
816
68
8.3
506
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1,451
57
3.9
1,074
17
1.6
377
40
10.6
1,409
56
4.0
42
520
8
1.5
389
1
0.3
131
7
5.3
511
8
1.6
9
931
49
5.3
685
16
2.3
246
33
13.4
898
48
5.3
33
1,854
1,038
149 81
8.0 7.8
1,203 697
11 11
0.9 1.6
651 341
138 70
21.2 20.5
1,842 1,029
149 81
8.1 7.9
11
8
310
68
21.9
813
68
8.4
3
26
|
ده هم ۱۱
2.4
53
29
3.0
45
8
129
71
58
30
* In
31
32
1,134
797
337
405
287
118
729
510
219
1,222
671
551
604
323
281
618
348
270
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage :
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native :
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Num ber illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 yoars of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but undor 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
79
36
3
79
36
3
210
64
7
210
64
7
16
26
86
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
33
105
48
59
82
47
60
128
183
154
125
134
103
107
101
75
47
34
38
20
13
17
58
23
36
39
21
24
31
53
41
45
44
43
38
40
31
22
17
15
10
6
理货​归​红​绍​如​如​红​动​協​班​58
26
36
97
130
113
80
90
60
69
61
47
166
83
101
139
86
250
157
155
199
129
140
127
91
107
94
63
45
37
18
17
21
80
40
48
61
54
219
100
75
103
73
64
68
49
53
35
33
19
16
7
9
53
78
32
31
57
80
96
56
76
25
17
23
10
59
42
54
59
30
26
21
11
8
57
58
59
869
189
404
185
465
4
1,168
214
905
213
263
1
168
166
2
280
31
32
11
41
252
33
112
31
31
607
84
39
29
34
126
35
441
82
38
28
12
70
21
61
62
5
15
10
15
oren
SI SOO
26
242
18
1
22
56
14
65
66
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 263
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
Shrewsbury
Shutesbury
Somerset
SOMERVILLE
Southampton
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
2,794 1,333 1,461
2,207 1,081 1,126
587 252 335
292
238
54
152
125
27
140
113
27
3,37
2,484
893
1,653 1,724 86,854 40,982 45,872
1,210 1,274 63,425 30,041 33,384
443 450 23,429 10,941 | 12,488
950
767
183
486
387
99
464
380
84
000
2,788
1,376
825
587
6
6
1,331 1,457
681 695
398 427
252 335
2
2
291
186
51
54
151
91
33
27
140
95
18
27
3,367
1,248
1,231
888
10
5
950
513
254
183
gs-envo A
486
248
139
99
464
265
115
84
| | | AA៩
| | | | អន
1,645 1,722 86,514 40,790 45,724
610 638 31,136 14,803 16,333
596 635 32,017 15,091 16,926
439 449 || 23,361 10,896 12,465
8 2 280
134 146
248 125 123
32 9 23
60 58
24 22 2
36 36
10
11
12
13
!
113
14
15
16
17
18
225
1
0.4
174
112
1
0.9
86
416
26
6.3
318
88
19
1.
2,297
99
4.3
1,712
10
0.6
585
89
15.2
2,291
99
4.3
6
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
1,073 1,224
40 59
3.7 4.8
823
889
4
0.5 0.7
250 335
36 53
14.4 15.8
1,071 1,220
40 59
3.7 4.8
2 4
25
804
42
5.2
625
7
1.1
179
35
19.6
804
42
5.2
2,632
279
10.6
1,759
6
0.3
873
273
31.3
2,623
277
10.6
9
2
22.2
262
51
1
2.0
224
1
0.4
1
1,268 1,364 70,865 33,019 37,846
144 135 1,088 476 612
11.4 9.9 1.5 1.4 1.6
835 924 | 47,932 22,323 25,609
4 2 18 11 7
0.5 0.2
=
1.
433 440 | 22,933 10,696 12,237
140 133
1,070 465 605
32.3
30.2 4.7 4.3 4.9
1,261 1,362 70,575 32,859 37,716
142
135
1,082 473 609
11.3 9.9
1.4 1.6
7 2 232 103 129
2
3
3
28.6
1.3
130 132 1,043 454 589
388
16
4.1
307
3
1.0
81
13
16.0
388
16
4.1
26
1
3.8
111
1
0.9
1
1.3
98
22
22.4
416
26
6.3
113
1.5
ONI 1
|
2.3
29
99
40
59
1
42
26
16
30
31
32
1,854
1,296
558
856
616
240
998
680
318
179
133
46
89
67
22
90
66
24
1,943
1,170
773
908 1,035 55,596 25,589 30,007
529 641 34,193 15,604 18,589
379 39421,403 9,985 11,418
615
453
162
309
219
90
306
234
72
19
33
34
35
150
80
10
150
80
10
19
3
| រ
219
150
6
219
150
6
5,112
4,675
155
5,112
4,675
155
64
26
64
26
2
13
53
37
98
40
85
62
205
96
134
157
83
77
126
168
209
82
39
154
61
106
111
67
74
ao E១៨ ។
11
7
15
7
11
12
2
5
4
12
9
11
8
11
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
873
3,315
1,572
2,266
2,788
1,367
1,392
2,292
3,539
4,208
25
107
56
49
75
45
37
69
100
105
100
103
114
84
120
69
63
51
40
29
20
77
305
146
217
265
121
136
167
187
240
200
273
195
192
182
142
97
81
211
២០២១៩១៩និង១០នគ៩២
38
40
57
68
104
111
120
91
75
83
68
55
35
22
13
11
38
151
85
111
154
54
62
90
78
116
82
137
96
87
90
72
50
37
29
15
19
11
7
12
8
1,742
6,560
3,155
4,532
5,457
2,654
2,763
4,395
6,338
7,964
7,394
7,268
6,239
5,297
4,443
3,360
2,658
1,954
1,306
783
592
869
3,245
1,583
2,266
2,669
1,287
1,371
2,103
2,799
3,756
3,508
3,351
2,983
2,520
2,104
1,520
1,180
855
516
294
203
4
26
15
25
41
15
27
24
28
26
31
26
24
36
36
42
21
18
9
5
23
109
124
118
136
99
105
92
70
47
44
44
20
27
223
205
159
203
137
118
86
62
42
31
5
27
12
32
31
13
21
17
14
32
29
30
33
36
31
32
16
18
14
9
12
WAA VA 10000
72
28
48
41
42
58
60
56
57
72
67
74
37
36
23
14
19
3,886
3,917
3,256
2,777
2,339
1,840
1,478
1,099
790
489
389
©យ ១០១២
15
បាកគេង
46
13
1,175
302
47
886
301
289
1
104
71
91
71
1,305
184
977
184
391
262
344
262
64
9
9
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
63
12
6
55
12
5
10
386
78
107
11
81
147
63
322
74
97
11
38
15
28
328 36,256 26,819 9,437
159 157 2
11 11
166 | 12,504 10,174 2,330
6 4,196
617
451
6
24
19
5
18
18
2
3
3,906
290
18 7,163 6,186 977
1 872 870 2
36 2,421 1,208
1,213
61 2,902 1,100 1,802
40 6,028 3,207 2,821
86
169
23
62
80
84
80
151
22
26
19
44
43
132
35
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
264
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
CLASSIFICATION
Southborough
Fe
Total Males
males
Southbridge
Fe-
Total Males
males
CON-
1,898
1,410
488
913
682
231
985 14,217 7,341 6,876
728 9,288 4,620 4,668
257 4,929 2,721 2,208
1,892
878
526
488
912
435
246
231
COOOOOOO
| | | | ៖
980 || 14,188
443 3,267
280 5,994
257 4,927
24
23
7,325 6,863
1,651 1,616
2,954 3,040
2,720 2,207
12 12
11 12
1
5
1,587
19
1.2
1,109
746
12
1.6
522
478
ពី ! ,
841 | 11,350
7
789
0.8 7.0
587 6,559
83
1.3
254 4,791
7 706
2.8
14.7
839 | 11,324
7 789
0.8 7.0
2 21
224
12
5.4
745
12
1.6
4.0
1,584
5,873 5,477
458 331
7.8 6.0
3,221 3,338
52 31
1.6 0.9
2,652 2,139
406 300
15.3 14.0
5,858 5,466
458 331
7.8 6.1
11 10
1.2
752
435
317
1,253
817
575
374
201
678
443
235
8,385
4,188
4,197
4,348
2,014
2,334
4,037
2,174
1,863
436
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born:
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10
Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native.
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
80 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WEITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36 Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals
60 Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and
personal service:
66 Clerical
107
94
107
94
1,714
601
18
1,714
601
18
21
56
32
58
56
32
115
62
102
128
56
55
95
119
153
132
157
138
130
124
75
71
56
41
26
31
30
44
72
29
18
44
61
84
79
86
73
67
68
37
39
37
51
58
69
53
71
65
63
56
38
32
27
16
16
11
329
1,234
557
747
953
476
531
1,005
1,323
1,492
1,144
1,069
842
604
530
472
350
238
152
91
78
162
655
283
368
505
241
261
518
718
794
605
587
443
303
260
222
170
101
75
40
30
167
579
274
379
448
235
270
487
605
698
539
482
399
301
270
250
180
137
77
51
48
*48
25
10
20
791
203
581
198
210
5
6,890
158
4,932
158
1,958
32
1
3
200
54
60
11
60
161
42
168
53
57
11
43
33
18
4,842
266
458
116
207
381
462
3,468 1,374
255 11
420 38
115
1
103 104
181 200
232 230
128
24
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 265
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.
South Hadley
Southwick
Spencer
SPRINGFIELD
Sterling
Fe
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
males
1
2
3
5,179 2,464 2,715
3,828 1,839 1,989
1,351 625 726
1,365
1,004
361
757
521
236
608
483
125
5,994
4,927
1,067
2,910 3,084 102,971 49,791 53,180
2,358 2,569 75,547 36,133 39,414
552 515 27,424 13,658 13,766
1,403
1,090
313
744
565
179
659
525
134
736
395
5,177 2,463 2,714
1,688 803 885
2,139 1,036 1,103
1,350 624 726
1
WONOS
1,326
651
314
361
39
39
741
342
163
236
16
16
585
309
151
125
23
23
5,985
2,542
2,378
1,065
8
7
147
134
2,905 3,080 | 101,071 48,881 52,190
1,214 1,328 39,020 | 18,746 20,274
1,141 1,237 34,766 16,584 18,182
550 515 27,285 13,551 13,734
1,785 798 987
1,723 767 956
62 31 31
115
112
3
38 36 2
77 76
1,390
768
309
313
13
13
8
SOITTI
的​阴​路​55----
10
11
12
13
1
1
468
7
1.5
348
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
4,180 1,967 2,213
129 67 62
3.1 3.4 2.8
2,853 1,353 1,500
9 9
0.3 0.7
1,327 614 713
120 58 62
9.0 9.4 8.7
4,178 1,966 2,212
129 67 62
3.1 3.4 2.8
1
1
1,101
25
2.3
750
1
0.1
351
24
6.8
1,077
25
2.3
24
633
18
2.8
402
1
0.2
231
17
7.4
622
18
2.9
11
5,041
247
4.9
3,987
46
1.2
1,054
201
19.1
5,032
246
4.9
8
1
12.5
245
120
7
5.8
455
7
1.5
13
2,448 2,593
134 113
5.5 4.4
1,903 2,084
31 15
1.6 0.7
545 509
103 98
18.9 19.3
2,443 2,589
134 112
5.5 4.3
4 4
1
25.0
132 113
84,247 40,285 43,962
2,551 1,186 1,365
3.0 2.9 3.1
57,593 27,000 30,593
126 60 66
0.2 0.2 0.2
26,654 13,285 13,369
2,425 1,126 1,299
9.1 8.5 9.7
82,635 39,525 43,110
2,521 1,173 1,348
3.1 3.0 3.1
1,498 648 850
27 10 17
1.8 1.5 2.0
2,428 1,132 1,296
1,151
46
4.0
851
7
0.8
300
39
13.0
1,141
45
3.9
10
605
24
4.0
435
4
0.9
170
20
11.8
599
24
4.0
6
546
22
4.0
416
3
0.7
130
19
14.6
542
21
3.9
1
25.0
22
10.0
44
29
124
64
60
24
17
7
22
30
31
32
3,104
1,879
1,225
1,405 1,699
843 1,036
562 663
857
559
298
501
306
195
356
253
103
3,881
2,885
996
1,847 2,034
1,335 1,550
512 484
65,844 31,347 34,497
42,050 19,386 22,664
23,794 11,961 11,833
912
644
268
469
316
153
443
328
115
33
34
35
291
263
7
291
263
7
145
43
145
43
7
284
218
8
284
218
8
7,098
4,519
7,098
4,519
245
111
37
5
111
37
5
245
50
184
121
142
225
100
16
61
28
35
43
17
18
34
37
95
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
91
399
215
294
406
187
192
291
383
431
381
364
349
294
252
197
143
123
91
56
40
142
183
189
160
169
167
125
41
215
94
152
181
87
97
149
200
242
221
195
182
169
132
101
81
68
51
32
25
26
119
64
55
73
33
48
90
102
133
106
103
80
62
62
60
36
39
31
29
14
10
58
36
20
30
16
30
56
65
76
71
55
48
37
34
31
19
24
16
95
372
182
304
405
205
213
337
429
449
453
419
359
344
327
320
244
202
158
103
74
46
177
91
148
217
103
112
169
218
216
219
194
154
164
165
152
122
85
76
45
37
49
195
91
156
188
102
101
168
211
233
234
225
205
180
162
168
122
117
82
58
37
2,082
7,791
3,693
5,158
6,286
3,081
3,327
5,709
8,555
10,696
9,156
8,632
7,020
6,083
4,879
3,375
2,653
1,900
1,418
830
647
1,080
3,985
1,882
2,559
3,125
1,547
1,612
2,654
4,050
5,275
4,471
4,230
3,401
2,964
2,344
1,588
1,141
778
573
305
1,002
3,806
1,811
2,599
3,161
1,534
1,715
3,055
4,505
5,421
4,685
4,402
3,619
3,119
2,535
1,787
1,512
1,122
845
525
420
26
97
50
79
73
43
52
71
81
84
77
106
104
89
90
69
60
60
50
21
21
48四​四​四​四
​红红​约​的​B#约​红​四​%979
14
55
29
41
39
20
30
47
44
41
40
66
58
44
49
31
27
33
19
12
42
21
38
34
23
22
24
37
43
37
40
46
45
41
38
33
27
31
14
11
120
48
32
25
28
29
17
15
15
96
62
55
40
24
15
8
8
6
227
10
2,150
235
1,478
234
67
672
1
598
419
50
2
2,633
260
1,918
259
715
1
548
417
1
72
559
282
492
282
5
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
1,094
94
180
36
178
305
2
11
77
25
21
431
789
92
169
36
43
38
77
8
2
3
44,589 32,480 12,109
407 398
9
5
5
19,051 15,603 3,448
3,551 3,305 246
7,126 5,905 1,221
1,266 1,260 6
3,022 1,455 1,567
5,452 1,988 3,464
1,597
1,166
107
45
22
23
24
46
10
1
15
24
2
99
43
19
23
10
11
5
135
198
20
28
6
160
58
5
22
109 2,50 48
90
218
33
124
180
131
85
196
33
55
75
49
69
105
82
14
35
5
135
4
}
266
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Stockbridge
Stoneham
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
1
2
3
1,901
1,603
298
918
778
140
983
825
158
7,489 3,592 3,897
6,062 2,913 3,149
1,427 679 748
5
NOTA
1,858
1,075
488
295
41
40
887
512
237
138
29
29
971
563
251
157
12
11
1
7,459
3,673
2,367
1,419
28
22
6
2
3,577
1,757
1,145
675
13
11
2
3,882
1,916
1,222
744
15
11
8
9
10
11
12
13
INNON
2
1,602
16
1.0
1,308
838
4
0.5
683
6,168 2,908 3,260
68 29 39
1.1 1.0 1.2
4,776 2,249 2,527
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
155
294
16
5.4
1,564
16
1.0
36
Fៗ។ ''ខ្លះទះដង ! 1 ខែ
8.6
737
2.6
827
1,392 659
68 29
4.9 4.4
6,138 2,893
66 28
1.1 1.0
28 13
2
1
7.1 7.7
62
733
39
5.3
3,245
38
1.2
15
1
6.7
38
1.6
0.5
11
26
27
28
29
16
24
30
31
32
1,258
991
267
600
474
126
658
517
141
4,855 2,243 2,612
3,558 1,626 1,932
1,297 617 680
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
62
62
33
34
35
280
326
7
280
326
7
3
3
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
odo o
.
56
252
134
195
236
123
119
43
27
118
59
95
116
55
71
102
111
147
140
125
146
120
118
107
81
50
51
33
29
19
60
27
48
60
24
35
45
49
69
63
66
63
63
48
56
35
30
26
17
15
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
8
58
32
47
56
31
36
57
62
78
77
59
83
57
70
51
46
20
25
16
14
113
514
285
409
488
253
222
350
462
520
529
618
559
520
418
323
57
262
151
214
252
130
103
180
218
249
244
286
260
267
188
170
244
271
285
332
299
253
230
160
163
124
119
79
53
163
52
284
121
86
53
54
55
56
210
197
125
90
78
46
37
228
837
196
609
196
2,997
107
755
3
38
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
fift
273
13
28
2,242
104
1
1,072
1,345
265
70
49
13
59
168
17
227
63
46
11
23
40
3
186
421
104
107
78
169
199
449
104
261
248
283
3
2
36
128
14
154
170
114
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 267
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.

Stoughton
Stow
Total Males
Fe
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Sturbridge
Total Males
Fe-
males
Sunderland
Fe-
Total Males
males
Sudbury
Total Males
Fe
males
563
-
6,982 3,449 3,533 | 1,127
5,283 2,538 2,745 890
1,699 911 788 237
2
3
445
564
445
119
1,618
1,385
233
771
650
121
847
735
112
1,206
1,015
191
604
501
103
602
514
88
1,278
779
499
697
387
310
581
392
189
118
563
4
5
6
1,123
553
334
236
4
3
1
1,578
809
536
233
40
40
747
384
242
121
24
24
1,206
755
260
191
6,953 3,433 3,520
2,986 1,426 1,560
2,274 1,101 1,173
1,693 906
25
13
22
12
3
1
4
1
3
560
279
163
118
4
3
1
831
425
294
112
16
16
604
378
123
103
602
377
137
88
787
CONSTIILIT
1,271
409
363
499
7
7
693
199
184
310
4
4
118
578
210
179
189
3
3
8
9
10
11
12
13
COMANDO
1 1 1 1
958
14
15
18
494
5
1.0
409
940
182
19.4
465
532
90
16.9
234
408
92
22.5
16
231
.00 O
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
5,652 2,793 2,859
63 30 33
1.1 1.1 1.2
4,000 1,899 2,101
5
5
0.1 0.3
1,652 894 758
58 25 33
3.5 2.8 4.4
5,624 2,777 2,847
60 27 33
1.1 1.0 1.2
24 12 12
1.9
726
3
0.4
232
15
6.5
955
17
1.8
3
1
33.3
18
482
10
2.1
368
2
0.5
114
.8
7.0
482
10
2.1
476
8
1.7
358
1
0.3
118
7
5.9
473
7
1.5
3
1
33.3
8
1,313
97
7.4
1,081
21
1.9
232
76
32.8
1,281
96
7.5
32
1
3.1
94
637
56
8.8
516
15
2.9
121
41
33.9
617
55
8.9
20
1
5.0
54
6676
41
6.1
565
6
1.1
111
35
31.5
664
41
6.2
12
989
14
1.4
802
2
0.2
187
12
6.4
989
14
1.4
495
9
1.8
393
2
0.5
102
7
6.9
495
9
1.8
85
5
5.9
494
5
1.0
475
182
38.3
935
182
19.5
5
298
90
30.2
529
90
17.0
3
177
92
52.0
406
92
22.7
2
25
26
27
28
29
రులు
57
25
32
10
40
13
8
170
85
85
1
30
31
32
4,402 2,173 2,229
2,920 1,360 1,560
1,482 813
669
704
489
215
340
234
106
364
255
109
1,012
786
226
498
379
119
514
407
107
804
631
173
404
311
93
400
320
80
700
297
403
394
140
254
306
157
149
33
34
35
500
299
9
500
299
9
61
43
2
61
43
2
67
49
3
67
49
3
63
28
2
63
28
2
234
20
234
20
OO
HEns
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
26
73
28
38
41
19
16
62
69
116
572
266
376
461
210
203
376
520
610
514
541
448
407
355
276
244
185
154
78
70
55
291
123
187
234
107
93
186
270
326
236
270
224
209
172
120
131
75
76
36
28
61
281
143
189
227
103
110
190
250
284
278
271
224
198
183
156
113
110
78
42
42
15
66
31
57
89
54
47
64
75
61
67
76
78
72
64
48
57
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32
13
32
53
30
28
31
38
28
36
30
39
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25
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6
6
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34
18
25
36
24
19
33
37
33
31
46
39
40
27
22
32
24
17
9
7
21
120
75
89
127
58
44
72
82
107
129
118
106
86
76
89
67
60
47
25
20
10
44
34
46
59
22
22
36
41
56
61
50
59
40
43
50
30
30
22
8
8
11
76
41
43
68
36
22
36
41
51
68
68
47
46
33
39
37
30
25
17
12
13
43
18
35
32
15
19
25
32
34
41
47
43
34
43
19
91
41
66
69
32
36
48
62
73
86
87
89
69
72
78
61
36
50
26
15
6
48
23
31
37
17
17
23
30
39
45
40
46
35
29
38
27
13
36
12
10
54
149
68
67
78
33
31
98
113
134
100
67
65
46
46
24
29
16
19
18
23
28
76
40
29
37
14
15
36
44
56
44
32
21
18
24
11
13
56
35
44
28
22
13
16
7
8
8
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40
28
34
23
14
14
5
15
13
11
10
13
136
77
51
2,927
164
2,243
162
684
2
心​的
​134
3
655
173
519
173
486
254
409
251
485
398
434
392
1
1
52
76
15
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
505
192
3
171
14
21
11
25
47
21
371
189
3
119
14
18
11
7
1
9
1,776 1,443
141 133
265 244
19
2
13
333
8.
21
3
1
300
45
29
224
45
28
งง --- ( 33
59
30
29
21
40
41
12
55
29
28
20
17
4
23
-Noi Eon
43 42
121 55
191 59
226 105
1
66
132
121
6.
31
35
36
6
11
10
22
18
46
12
20
25
14
20
29
4
11
27
268
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14.- COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Sutton
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Swampscott
Total Males
Fe-
males
2,829 1,491 1,338
2,000 1,028
972
829 463 366
7,345 3,494 3,851
5,675 2,717 2,958
1,670 777
2,829 1,491 1,338
955 487 468
1,045 541 504
829 463 366
3,837
1,964
4567899
7,318 3,481
3,764 1,800
1,891 909
1,663
19
16
4
3
8
A UNOS
བྷནྡྷ @gབསྔལ ，，，
់
2,235 1,195 1,040
220 129 91
9.8 10.8 8.8
1,438 750 688
22 21
1.5 2.8 0.1
797 445 352
198 108 90
24.8 24.3 25.6
2,235 1,195 1,040
220 129 91
9.8 10.8 8.8
6,082
99
1.6
4,449
2
1.
1,633
97
5.9
6,055
99
1.6
19
2,857 3,225
69 30
2.4 0.9
2,099 2,350
2
0.1
758 875
67 30
8.8 3.4
2,844 3,211
69 30
2.4 0.9
5 14
204
119
85
91
62
29
1,598
915
683
857
476
381
741
439
302
4,908
3,443
1,465
2,252
1,585
667
2,656
1,858
798
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other.
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17
Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 yeurs
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals .
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and
personal service
66 Clerical
310
60
11
310
60
11
379
274
9
379
274
9
132
484
278
369
422
185
72
253
121
180
200
85
52
233
114
195
251
110
103
173
174
181
188
195
192
163
224
27
117
62
90
128
57
53
100
107
89
101
108
93
97
65
59
41
37
23
15
22
25
116
52
105
123
53
50
73
67
92
87
87
99
343
472
691
641
623
610
464
447
277
234
184
122
77
66
60
231
157
189
222
100
119
164
195
296
317
275
312
247
204
128
97
89
46
26
20
105
179
277
395
324
348
298
217
243
149
137
95
76
51
46
118
114
88
62
25
30
20
13
35
35
1,231
288
972
287
259
1
3,040
134
2,287
133
753
1
212
113
4
49
760
43
45
7
42
29
17
548
43
45
7
20
11
11
1,075
280
513
74
233
399
332
962
276
464
74
140
76
162
22
18
93
323
170
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent,
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 269
OF THE POPULATION
- Continued.
Swansea
TAUNTON
Templeton
Tewksbury
Tisbury
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe
Total Males
males
males
1
2
3
2,558 1,273 1,285 | 36,161 17,604 18,557
1,993 982 1,011 (25,690 12,443 13,247
565 291 274 10,471 5,161 5,310
4,081 2,267 1,814
3,251 1,799 1,452
830 468 362
5,265 2,994 2,271
2,791 1,430 1,361
2,474 1,564 910
1.324
1,081
243
640
511
129
684
570
114
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
2,530 1,261 1,269 | 35,494 17,248 18,246
1,107
536 571 11,881 5,792 6,089
860 435 425 13,520 6,518 7,002
563 290 273 | 10,093
4,938 5,155
28 12 16 655 344 311
26 11 15 284 128 156
2
371
216
155
12 12
5 5
7 7
4,065 2,253 1,812
2,015 1,106 909
1,220 679 541
830 468 362
15 13 2
15 13
5,207
1,504
1,252
2,451
54
35
19
2,958 2,249
765 739
647 605
1,546 905
33 21
18 17
15
లు | లలరు
1,236
791
245
200
84
42
42
4
3
1
599
367
129
103
38
13
25
3
2
1
637
424
116
97
46
29
17
1
1
1,127
89
7.9
896
0.4
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1,979
147
7.4
1,429
5
0.3
550
142
25.8
1,954
146
7.5
25
999
93
9.3
718
4
0.6
281
89
31.7
989
93
9.4
10
231
980 29,101 14,109 14,992
54
2,182
1,186
996
5.5 7.5 8.4 6.6
711 18,889
9,081
9,808
1 77 50 27
0.1 0.4 0.6 0.3
269 10,212 5,028 5,184
53 2,105 1,136 969
19.7 20.6 22.6 18.7
965 | 28,599 13,825 14,774
53 1,980 1,073 907
5.5 6.9 7.8 6.1
15 490 272 218
1
202
113 89
6.7 41.2 41.5
40.8
53 2,069 1,135
934
3,236 1,822 1,414
314 271 43
9.7
14.9 3.0
2,433 1,365 1,068
216
207
9
8.9 15.2 0.8
803 457 346
98 64 34
12.2 14.0 9.8
3,221 1,808 1,413
304 262 42
9.4 14.5 3.0
14 13
9 8 1
64.3 61.5 100.0
224 186 38
4,652 2,681 1,971
422 197 225
9.1 7.3 11.4
2,196 1,124 1,072
81 34 47
3.7
3.0
4.4
2,456 1,557 899
341 163 178
13.9 10.5 19.8
4,596 2,646 1,950
409 190 219
8.9 7.2 11.2
52
20
13 7 6
25.0 21.9 30.0
383 182 201
85
36.8
1,054
72
6.8
69
17
24.6
83
535
52
9.7
411
3
0.7
124
49
39.5
496
41
8.3
36
11
30.6
49
592
37
6.3
485
1
0.2
107
36
33.6
558
31
5.6
33
6
18.2
34
32
4.0
141
88
30
31
32
1,493
976
517
751
486
265
742 | 22,413 10,862 11,551
490 13,273 6,272 7,001
252 9,140 4,590 4,550
2,423 1,333 1,090
1,719 939 780
704 394 310
4,032 2,412 1,620
1,693 911 782
2,339 1,501 838
897
687
210
412
298
114
485
389
96
33
34
35
176
82
6
176
82
6
2,518 2,518
1,570 1,570
309 309
280
89
25
280
89
25
151
151
96 96
1,236 1,236
66
24
66
24
97
239
122
155
192
78
99
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
47
240
110
182
191
93
85
117
137
163
145
182
205
139
130
119
69
79
48
48
29
23
118
50
83
95
48
43
62
73
74
60
96
108
66
69
74
34
36
21
20
20
24
122
60
99
96
45
42
55
64
89
85
86
97
73
61
45
35
43
27
28
9
739
2,969
1,384
1,968
2,413
1,141
1,188
1,946
2,739
3,205
2,825
2,724
2,385
2,113
1,846
1,416
1,123
829
561
367
280
364 375
1,457 1,512
696 688
978 990
1,212 1,201
553 588
594 594
888 1,058
1,304
1,435
1,591 1,614
1,446 1,379
1,353 1,371
1,189 1,196
1,012 1,101
893 953
672 744
516 607
399 430
244 317
147 220
96 184
77
323
190
255
311
131
141
230
282
340
318
284
244
235
164
154
124
117
79
48
34
41
164
105
135
167
83
92
147
173
184
173
174
134
137
81
70
66
64
45
21
11
36
159
85
120
144
48
49
83
109
156
145
110
110
98
83
84
58
53
.34
27
23
251
330
391
349
398
371
423
435
372
353
298
159
88
65
56
120
52
85
103
24
44
98
150
198
184
223
215
273
288
244
243
206
97
51
40
41
119
70
70
89
54
55
153
180
193
165
175
156
150
147
128
110
92
62
37
25
19
77
40
61
88
36
51
55
93
87
80
98
86
90
84
68
60
54
47
20
30
15
41
14
35
51
22
25
25
52
38
33
49
43
43
39
28
32
19
20
6
10
36
26
26
37
14
26
30
41
49
47
49
43
47
45
40
28
35
27
14
20
216
909
378
773
376
1,684 1,468
388 388
378
5
515
80
395
79
120
1
30
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
-
269
55
76
12
38
52
29
- Ordino e
136 15,348 10,998 4,350
574 571 3
4
4
53 8,505 6,422 2,083
1,059 1,017 42
1,514 1,305 209
346 344
2
24
812 306 506
40 1,554 521
1,033
10 980 508 472
216
54
71
11
14
12
19
10
779
106
71
16
68
198
58
1,556 1,178
383 378
4
390 360
101 101
51 41
17 17
266 73
309 192
35 12
737
105
64
14
27
100
33
42
1
7
2
41
150
73
61
12
54
63
22
139
64
54
11
24
15
9
11
9
7
1
30
48
13
a
• 193
117
23
25
270
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Tolland
CLASSIFICATION
Topsfield
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe
males
199
163
36
114
90
24
85
73
12
1,173
884
289
607
429
178
566
455
111
3
187
113
38
36
12
12
107
64
19
24
80
49
19
12
1,169
684
197
288
604
332
95
177
3
2
1
565
352
102
111
3
1
10
11
12
13
Il rico
159
6
3.8
94
5
5.3
65
1
1.5
53
1
1.9
12
994
35
3.5
718
516
29
5.6
347
478
6
1.3
371
123
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1
0.8
36
5
13.9
152
6
3.9
20.8
లా| | 400802 | | ఆటలాడి
276
35
12.7
991
35
3.5
62
1
1.6
II
WII
169
29
17.2
514
29
5.6
2
107
6
5.6
477
6
1.3
1
5.6
NII
32
26
30
75
.
.
126
93
33
51
40
31
32
805
571
234
402
264
138
403
307
96
22
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years :
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
33
34
35
19
2
1
19
2
1
112
24
1
112
24
1
4
15
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
37
15
13
woooowa o OPATIA
NAOOWWOOOO OO W OSS
10
34
18
26
24
18
9
24
30
44
45
IWO OTA ONA OO OOO
20
72
39
48
66
31
31
61
69
90
97
101
98
62
77
47
39
38
40
26
21
ONOWO OPISANNO
10
44
31
43
27
12
12
20
20
18
26
19
12
94
84
69
502
145
408
145
69
13
13
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
I20 III III
147
42
36
142
41
34
TOONS
2
38
72
20
2
18
14
12
20
58
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
271
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Townsend
Truro
Tyngsborough
Upton
Tyringham
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
Fe
Total Males
males
males
tel
Total Males
.
Total Males Fe-
-
1,812
1,582
230
150 2,036
1,787
249
1,799
1,225
344
230
493
239
146
108
ខ្ញុំនិង១១
2,034
1,311
474
249
ដនង៩១១-១២ >
13
ន០១ !
ខ្លួន
1,723
39
2.3
116 1,477
11
0.7
246
28
94
11
នៗៗំន' 'គឺៗៗ -
0.5
52
29
55.8 50.0
267 268
28 27
10.5 10.
52.8
11.4
389
11
2.8
13.5
775
21
2.7
1,721
39
2.3
2
2.8
13
HT | be
៩-២៦
-
-
| ៖
1,234
1,027
207
116
107
9
1,368
1,134
234
នៅត
ថ្មី
១២៩៩
7
16
13
29
38
33
98
116
130
150
45
45
47
61
68
123
125
139
106
សបង ១ដងននងផ=១០០ពី១៨
ដងទងន
141
55
១០ស ១៩-២។
87
19
370
1
T
12
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។ T = ១១១ ។
1
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| ១០-១៦ ៨
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272
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Wakefield
CLASSIFICATION
Uxbridge
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
WN
1
2
3
4,921 2,445
3.621 1,764
1,300 691
2,476 | 12,781 6,182 6,599
1,857 9,199 4,407 4,792
619
3,582 1,775 1,807
4567892B
4,917 2,442
1,770
855
1,849 907
1,299 680
3
2
2
2,475 | 12,745
915 4,669
941 4,503
619 3,573
1 29
1 21
8
6,163
2,232
2,161
1,770
12
8
4
6,582
2,437
2,342
1,803
17
13
10
11
12
13
III
1
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
3,976 1,982 1,994 | 10,309 4,949 5,360
220 135 85 261 112 149
5.5 6.8 4.3 2.5 2.3 28
2,705 1,312 1,393 6,820 3,231 3,589
20 16
3 2
0.7 1.2 0.3 0.1 0.1 0.1
1,271 670 601 3,489 1,718 1,771
200 119 81
256
109
147
15.7 17.8 13.5 7.3 6.3 8.3
3,972 1,979 1,993 | 10,275 4,931 5,344
220 135 85 261 112 149
5.5 6.8
4.3
2.5 2.3
2.8
3
2 1 27 11 16
23
3
25
26
27
28
29
211
130
81
241
104
137
30
31
32
2,941 1,477 1,464
1,830 888 942
1,111 589
522
7,995 3,800 4,186
4,875 2,283
2,592
3,120 1,526 1,594
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR BACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parontage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cont illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years .
5 and over but under 7 years .
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 18 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry,
and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals .
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation.
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service:
Clerical
33
34
35
413
170
5
413
170
5
855
659
8
855
659
8
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
114
373
174
284
377
167
181
310
375
427
352
345
295
286
230
214
153
115
77
37
35
59
188
89
127
201
77
69
158
188
223
171
172
144
143
116
126
77
52
38
12
15
55
185
85
157
176
90
112
152
187
204
181
173
151
143
114
88
76
63
39
25
20
245
1,086
468
673
830
385
415
684
967
1,107
1,019
938
843
749
632
484
437
330
216
142
131
117
532
249
335
399
202
203
336
490
527
511
455
397
344
323
232
191
136
87
70
46
128
554
219
338
431
183
212
348
477
580
508
483
446
405
309
252
246
194
129
72
85
569
1
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
2,184
198
9
1,344
176
149
28
81
130
69
1,615
197
9
965
170
137
27
37
42
31
379
5,160 3,920 1,240
178 177 1
1
2,400 1,971 519
6
12
1
44
88
38
388 372 16
687
642
45
141 138
3
325 173 152
378 105 273
572 341 231
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 273
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
Wales
Walpole
WALTHAM
Ware
Wareham
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Total Males
Total Males
Total | Males
Fe.
males
Fe-
males
males
males
337
297
40
172
152
20
165
145
20
5,490
3,999
1,491
2,824 2,666 || 30,154 14,351 15,803
2,023 1,976 | 21.773 10,410 11,363
801 690 8,381 3,941 4,440
9,346 4,455 4,891
6,119 2,938 3,181
3,227 1,517 1,710
5,176 2,693 2,483
3,786 1,866 1,920
1,390 827 563
336
225
71
40
171
107
44
20
1
1
165
118
27
20
5,466
1,966
2,016
1,484
22
16
6
2
2,809 2,657 || 30,079 14,300 15,779
995
971
10,621
5,019 5,602
1,017 999 11,095 5,357 5,738
797 687 8,363 3,924 4,439
13 9
48 25 23
10
46 24 22
3
2
1
2
27 26
11 10
16 16
9,343 4,452 4,891
1,997
940 1,057
4,120 1,996 2,124
3,226 1,516 1,710
1
1
1
4,154 2,073 2,081
2,472 1,216 1,256
918 453 465
764 404 360
1,017 616 401
393 195 198
624 421 203
5
4 1
3 2 1
2
1
9
10
11
12
13
NIH
2
1
1
2
1
4,294
102
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
286 150
10 4
3.5 2.7
246 130
5 2
2.0 1.5
40 20
5 2
12.5 10.0
285 149
9 3
3.2 2.0
1 1
1 1
100.0 100.0
9
136
6
4.4
116
3
2.6
20
3
15.0
136
6
4.4
2,218 2,076 | 25,115 11,790 13,325
51 51
1,148
578 570
2.3 2.5 4.6 4.9 4.3
1,436 1,408 || 16,930 7,948 8,982
1
601
326 275
0.1 0.3
3.5
4.1 3.1
782 668 8,185 3,842 4,343
47 547 252
295
7.0 6.7 6.6
2,206 2,069 25,042 11,741 13,301
50 50 1,140 576 564
2.3 2.4 4.6
4:9
4.2
10
46 23 23
1 1
8 2
10.0 14.3 17.4 8.7 26.1
47 45 755 335 420
7,261 3,344 3,917
471 247 224
6.5 7.4 5.7
4,076 1,846 2,230
20 12 8
0.5 0.7 0.4
3,185 1,498 1,687
451
235
216
14.2
15.7 12.8
7,258 3,341 3,917
471 247 224
6.5 7.4 5.7
1
1
50
2.4
2,844
5
0.2
1,450
97
6.7
4,275
100
2.3
17
2
11.8
92
4,089 2,157 1,932
577 341
236
14.1 15.8 12.2
2,735 1,345 1,390
29 19 10
1.1 1.4 0.7
1,354 812 542
548 322 226
40.5
39.7 41.7
3,356 1,685 1,671
152 86 66
4.5 5.1 3.9
728 468 260
425 255 170
58.4 54.5
65.4
537 316 221
6.4
6.8
งง
467
246
221
30
31
32
243
204
39
126
107
19
117
97
20
3,240
1,915
1,325
1,665 1,575 19,436 8,853 10,583
949 966 11,993 5,378 6,615
716 609 7,443 3,475 3,968
5,308
2,487
2,821
2,454 2,854
1,089 1.398
1,365 1,456
3,281
2,071
1,210
1,749 1,532
1,023 1,048
484
726
33
34
35
9
10
9
10
457
251
4
457
251
4
1,853
1,543
62
1,853
1,543
62
873
481
10
873
481
10
261
92
261
92
6
104
44
19
496
251
12
6
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
అలలాలసలు
139
172
211
95
93
154
5
10
208
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46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
12
14
14
12
7
10
19
19
14
18
25
21
25
23
23
16
19
13
8
oooooooo000VNvova
9
11
8
9
9
11
12
10
12
248
348
381
196
181
296
399
486
431
444
358
291
255
180
140
111
77
39
29
CUONNONOOOO
60
245
109
176
170
101
88
142
191
232
199
240
156
146
122
85
67
57
43
21
16
254
232
204
202
145
133
95
73
54
34
18
13
531 269 262
2,076 1,018 1,058
916 497 449
1,486 777 709
1,939 1,073 866
974 513 461
1,020
502 518
1,746 849 897
2,490 1,131 1,359
2,879 1,307 1,572
2,587
1,213
1,374
2,377
1,074 1,303
2,081 998 1,083
1,826 842 984
1,562 698 864
1,229 570 659
821 373 448
639 269 370
468 177 291
262 116 146
215 85 130
224
889
407
565
709
302
352
590
700
828
704
654
522
495
380
297
258
182
152
71
65
133
470
220
288
330
138
166
256
290
381
311
318
250
244
174
133
132
94
74
31
22
91
419
187
277
379
164
186
334
410
447
393
336
272
251
206
164
126
88
78
40
43
119
475
210
283
302
136
140
230
340
510
427
405
310
279
263
228
172
118
99
69
61
16
10
13
13
11
58
245
97
136
142
73
68
125
182
282
227
244
168
150
141
111
80
56
46
38
24
61
230
113
147
160
63
72
105
158
228
200
161
142
129
122
117
92
62
53
31
37
10
136
109
27
9
2,207
169
1,762
167
9,384
407
4,602
7
4,316
247
2,712 1,604
244 3
2,077
347
1,782
344
295
3
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
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WESA Nowo
48
NEWIII
445 || 13,986
2 414
1
128 7,175
13 812
5 1,512
1 281
64 889
148 1,577
84 1,325
1,182
170
158
27
120
177
204
1
1,054
157
153
26
56
29
120
5,340
765
1,312
278
360
385
536
1,835
47
200
3
529
1,192
789
872
221
249
36
76
212
64
824
214
231
36
38
66
29
11
2
7
18
2,859
213
349
55
159
303
131
1,688 1,171
203 10
290 59
55
67 92
97 206
68 63
38
146
35
173
274
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Warren
Warwick
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe
males
Total Males
Fe
males
477
.
4,268 2,158 2,110
2,919 1,444
1,475
1,349 714 635
259
224
35
218
190
28
.
4,254 2,150 2,104
1,328 647 681
1,578 790 788
1,348 713 635
13
6
13
6
#ខនធីខ-២ | | |
258
158
65
35
218
134
56
28
Isa
179
1
0.6
151
3,384
218
6.4
2,053
18
0.9
1,331
200
15.0
3,372
218
6.5
11
1,705 1,679
120 98
7.0 5.8
1,002 1,051
15 3
1.5 0.3
703
105 95
14.9 15.1
1,698 1,674
120 98
7.1 5.9
6 5
628
382
9
2.4
319
5
1.6
63
4
6.3
381
9
2.4
1
203
8
3.9
168
5
3.0
35
3
8.6
202
8
4.0
1
28
1
3.6
179
1
0.6
209
115
94
2,462
1,344
1,118
1,250 1,212
646 698
604 514
280
221
59
150
118
32
130
103
27
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native.
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown;
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years .
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing
and mechanical industries :
Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
445
147
11
445
147
11
18
14
18
14
21
8
20
50
173
95
113
161
72
81
153
161
151
23
10
42
100
366
180
238
326
141
156
299
310
336
289
317
267
233
204
144
128
99
62
47
26
50
193
85
125
165
69
75
146
149
185
138
163
11
36
17
31
43
21
17
21
19
22
23
27
31
31
28
26
25
18
15
5
10
12
12
12
17
151
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128
154
139
104
101
74
70
11
10
18
15
16
16
12
129
103
70
58
55
33
24
15
16
10
1,891
1,356
164
535
181
105
159
101
1,358
934
424
wat co-worked
95
89
'ឱនឱ៖
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29
31
35
12
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 275
OF THE POPULATION - Continued.
-
Washington
Watertown
Wayland
Webster
Wellesley
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
1
275
222
53
157
124
33
118 || 16,515 8,114 8,401
98 || 11,219 5,348 5,871
20 5,296 2,766 2,530
2,033
1,674
359
968 1,065 | 12,565 6,235 6,330
818 856 8,398 4,114 4,284
150 209 4,167 2,121 2,046
6,439 2,705 3,734
4,632 1,974 2,658
1,807 731 1,076
3
156
88
274
148
73
53
2,025
1,054
615
356
35
NOOOOOTIA
刀​於​81----
118 || 16,491 8,101 8,390
60 4,981 2,365 2,616
38 6,223 2,977 3,246
20 5,287 2,759 2,528
16 5 11
12
3 9
4
2 2
964 1,061 || 12,533
524 530 2,297
291 324 6,071
149 207 4,165
3
30
3
30
33
1
1
6,213 6,320
1,134 1,163
2,960 3,111
2,119 2,046
20 10
20 10
INNOT
6,404
2,731
1,879
1,794
31
20
11
4
2,691 3,713
1,135 1,596
830 1,049
726 1,068
10 21
7 13
3 8
4
5
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10
11
12
13
NIN188
2
2
133
6
4.5
100
825
26
3.2
675
913
9
1.0
704
8.1
1.9
101
1
1.0
81
1
1.2
20
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1
234
7
3.0
181
2
1.1
53
5
9.4
233
7
3.0
1.0
33
5
15.2
132
6
4.5
1
13,298
369
2.8
8,110
2
1-
5,188
367
7.1
13,275
368
2.8
15
1
6.7
346
6,515 6,783
137 232
2.1 3.4
3,807 4,303
2
0.1
2,708 2,480
135 232
5.0 9.4
6,502 6,773
136 232
2.1 3.4
5 10
1
20.0
126 220
1,738
35
2.0
1,379
1
0.1
359
34
9.5
1,730
34
2.0
7
0.1
150
25
16.7
821
9,533 4,707 4,826
834
443
391
8.7
9.4
5,438 2,624 2,814
30 22 8
0.6 0.8 0.3
4,095 2,083 2,012
804 421 383
19.6 20.2 19.0
9,505 4,688 4,817
834 443 391
8.8 9.4 8.1
26 17 9
209
9
4.3
909
9
1.0
5,412 2,212 3,200
102 55 47
2.5
1.5
3,643 1,501 | 2,142
1
1.
1,769
711 1,058
101 54 47
5.7 7.6 4.4
5,382 2,200 3,182
102
55 47
1.9 2.5 1.5
26 8 18
101
1
1.0
25
3.0
3
Vio
ONI
01 Oro
omiin
-
יין
28
29
31
22
9
799
420
379
92
50
42
30
31
32
181
132
49
102
72
30
79
60
19
10,425
5,676
4,749
5,064 5,361
2,581 3,095
2,483 2,266
1,400
1,067
333
652
515
137
748
552
196
6,801 3,375 3,426
3,094 1,475 1,619
3,707 1,900 1,807
4,351
2,727
1,624
1,724 2,627
1,066 1,661
658 966
33
34
35
13
17
13
17
1,523
932
22
1,523
932
22
66
69
1
66
69
1,187
688
23
1,187
688
23
404
245
4
404
245
i
I
13
14
54
37
10
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
318
1,233
628
853
1,057
447
2
6
7
2
5
12
56
486
10
11
11
12
%%9A红​纪​织女​的​如​红丝​如​A4%B8%
NNN
లలలా అలాంటN00-
18
23
20
16
15
23
17
14
19
16
45
46
47
48
49
50
AN-0సంసిం0-20 రా అంటూ
NyvavorvooooN VONOI
345
1,355
619
898
1,056
494
457
866
1,363
1,687
1,449
1,390
1,184
923
810
547
387
291
177
108
109
168
666
317
448
546
254
237
414
638
828
746
708
590
473
370
268
166
131
76
34
36
177
689
302
450
510
240
220
452
725
859
703
682
594
450
440
279
221
27
112
65
91
115
59
78
86
145
165
139
142
164
134
138
114
94
64
13
58
28
44
59
34
40
40
56
74
56
66
78
69
76
48
50
46
89
91
83
76
86
65
165
620
308
435
529
207
235
361
430
522
475
430
344
339
240
201
135
114
68
48
29
153
613
320
418
528
240
251
381
442
560
451
442
347
294
218
201
171
114
88
61
37
742
872
1,082
926
872
691
633
458
402
306
228
156
109
66
10
12
10
8
12
11
7
160
53
54
55
46
101
74
73
32
21
21
12
32
23
11
11
15
622
124
66
109
66
7,244
269
5,310
257
1,934
12
808
152
186
5,150
121
3,718 1,432
121
152
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
37
19
14
3
3
III ET
CON
WISA
553
30
77
3,260
430
884
244
541
744
872
2,707
400
807
244
282
213
400
260
50
90
29
71
108
48
223
45
85
28
TONNW
5551&a
3,702 2,636 1,066
254 244 10
397 361 36
73 73
159 71 88
251 121 130
193 91 102
13
259
531
472
43
74
21
SQ
103
422
223
279
340
165
187
369
478
601
526
573
517
435
351
257
196
150
134
69
64
50
199
111
133
171
73
87
157
177
220
211
235
215
177
150
114
79
59
46
25
16
53
223
112
146
169
92
100
212
301
381
315
338
302
258
201
143
117
91
88
44
48
2,942
209
2
594
203
419
85
463
783
184
1,720 1,222
208 1
2
511 83
189 14
398 21
83 2
159 304
80 703
90 94
34
27
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
276
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Wellfleet
CLASSIFICATION
Wendell
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
GON
936
856
80
471
434
37
465
422
43
388
341
47
207
182
25
181
159
22
933
704
152
468
364
465
340
82
43
388
279
62
47
207
150
32
25
181
129
30
22
| | | u | ជីដីធ្លី
Iliwewe
396
6
1.5
359
413
6
1.5
370
2
0.5
43
324
20
6.2
277
172
14
8.1
147
152
6
3.9
130
809
12
1.5
729
3
0.4
80
9
11.3
806
12
1.5
3
0.3
13.5
393
| | ఆంటి రారాజు-
9.3
413
OIII aos con ca.
47
20
42.6
324
20
6.2
25
14
56.0
172
14
8.1
22
6
27.3
152
6
3.9
1.5
1.5
12
19
13
117
660
582
78
320
284
36
340
298
42
252
209
43
135
111
24
98
19
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
3 Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentago
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
8 Colored
9 Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14
Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17 Native .
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31
Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years :
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39
7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
11
14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
45 25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48
40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals.
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62
Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
Domestic and
personal service :
66 Clerical
15
17
1
15
17
1
16
8
16
8
I on
21
NNN
12
49
32
34
55
32
27
35
33
56
60
52
69
49
59
60
58
73
38
33
20
25
24
12
15
21
24
21
5
28
21
21
30
15
13
18
16
31
30
25
31
25
27
28
30
35
23
11
8
13
25
17
14
17
17
25
30
5
13
6
11
12
6
8
11
15
10
14
13
10
11
14
13
13
12
5
ON OUOOOOOOONOOR
11
3
14
12
6
7
10
9
11
12
12
10
8
12
12
8
5
8
24
32
32
28
38
15
22
12
25
20
19
26
25
21
17
13
or on OO ON OINOON
307
48
14
355
95
162
89
148
89
110
39
115
34
47
14
17
26
7
లలా కటిరిజు, అక్షి
ARONAVA
ANAS
2
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 277
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

Wenham
Total Males
Fe-
males
Westborough
Total Males
Fe-
males
West Boylston
Total Males
Fe-
males
West Bridgewater
Total Males
Fe-
males
West Brookfield
Total Males
Fe
males
1,068
897
171
517
449
68
551
448
103
5,925 2,915 3,010
4,746
2,370 2,376
1,179
545
634
1,318
1,029
289
691
537
154
627
492
135
2,741
2,183
1,374 1,367
1,077 1,106
297 261
1,288
1,146
142
590
528
62
698
618
80
3
558
1,067
694
203
170
1
517
349
100
68
550
345
103
102
1
5,889
2,960
1,757
1,172
32
28
687
333
200
154
1,312
673
350
289
6
6
625
340
150
135
2,738
1,406
774
558
COOOOOO
2,889 3,000
1,403 1,557
946 811
549
22 10
20
8
2 2
4
1
3
1,373 1,365
686 720
390 384
297 261
1 2
2
632
| | | | లులు వంటి
1,280
885
253
142
7
7
III INNE
588
401
125
62
1
1
692
484
128
80
6
6
9
4
11
12
13
4
1
3
1
1
898
3
0.3
429
1
0.2
362
469
2
0.4
367
567
60
10.6
418
526
49
9.3
396
729
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
169
లు | | -టలుషితలు | | పిల్లి
5,327 2,597 2,730
31 15 16
0.6 0.6 0.6
4,157 2,055 2,102
4
2 2
0.1 0.1 0.1
1,170 542 628
27 13 14
2.3 2.4
2.2
5,291 2,571 2,720
31 15 16
0.6 0.6 0.6
32 22 10
130
1,093
109
10.0
814
1
0.1
279
108
38.7
1,088
109
10.0
5
67
1
1.5
429
1
0.2
102
2
2.0
468
2
0.4
2,207
73
3.3
1,655
1
0.1
552
72
13.0
2,204
73
3.3
3
1,094
18
1.6
952
3
0.3
142
15
10.6
1,090
18
1.7
1,104 1,103
43
30
3.9 2.7
810 845
1
0.1
294 258
42 30
14.3 11.6
1,103 | 1,101
43 30
3.9 2.7
1
2
-
0.2
149
59
39.6
563
60
10.7
4
49
504
8
1.6
442
2
0.5
62
6
9.7
502
8
1.6
1
1.8
897
590
10
1.7
510
1
0.2
80
9
11.3
588
10
1.7
2
NIIN ON
37.7
525
49
9.3
0.3
IWO
CO II 68 x
27
28
29
31
15
16
98
54
44
65
37
28
8
10
30
31
32
702
544
158
325
262
63
377
282
95
4,115
3,083
1,032
1,798 2,317
1,345 1,738
453 579
804
570
234
394
269
125
410
301
109
1,658
1,164
494
827
567
260
831
597
234
878
741
137
402
341
61
476
400
76
33
34
35
42
20
1
42
20
1
158
136
155
158
136
155
84
37
4
84
37
4
148
104
8
148
104
1.8
34
26
1
34
26
36
37
16
23
41
18
20
25
100
36
68
113
63
44
69
74
73
29
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
%四级​四​如​红​纪​纪​丝​勾​丝​四级​如​如​乱​必​级​班​5%
15
79
33
43
78
34
39
45
81
75
66
71
70
90
64
53
31
31
30
20
20
8
37
17
20
37
16
19
20
52
33
41
39
35
46
28
30
19
17
13
13
11
36
136
56
90
207
299
166
127
179
189
198
185
203
177
178
159
130
61
260
117
160
338
366
238
270
410
411
434
419
431
465
390
346
277
189
163
100
80
42
25
32
35
44
36
23
12
14
17
7
9
25
124
61
70
131
67
72
143
231
222
236
234
228
288
212
187
147
111
102
67
52
54
19
39
74
42
28
29
39
37
42
41
30
33
38
42
26
19
16
14
17
9
46
17
29
39
21
16
40
35
36
38
55
47
37
31
38
29
19
19
14
12
56
212
111
155
212
94
99
144
164
207
217
211
184
164
119
113
87
80
47
27
38
37
113
50
170
104
51
40
82
82
103
101
101
102
79
61
57
49
35
22
13
22
19
99
61
85
108
43
59
62
82
104
116
110
82
85
58
56
38
45
25
14
16
19
80
33
62
71
47
38
60
70
95
73
78
66
89
70
86
80
54
58
33
26
10
39
13
24
33
22
14
33
31
39
36
38
32
42
30
38
33
29
30
16
8
9
41
20
38
38
25
24
27
39
56
37
40
34
47
40
48
47
25
28
17
18
96
77
78
69
80
55
38
35
28
29
61
33
28
57
58
428
92
324
92
104
2,777
300
1,656 1,121
300
74
135
203
457
149
383
149
1,101
216
898
216
507
144
372
144
-
9
76
4
3
1
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
阻​的​「仍​幻​%ABB4
1
85
47
56
10
30
81
27
76
47
55
10
12
18
14
998
610
388
121
30
44
117
27
42
589
46
81
19
49
42
59
101
222
17
25
12
29
44
14
146
17
24
12
18
63
13
98
171
55
252
812
91
91
158
52
59
344
42
7
13
3
193
468
49
9
29
38
37
9
13
3
23
488
44
73
18
22
8.
29
2
8
1
27
34
30
9
11
9
16
35
14
20
33
5
(:
278
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
-
Westfield
Westford
CLASSIFICATION
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
2
18,411 9,401 9,010
12,991 6,382 6,609
5,420 3,019 2,401
2,843 1,392 1,451
1,715 865 850
1,128 527 601
5
2,841
788
926
1,127
2
1
1,391
399
465
527
18,366 9,377 8,989
6,347 3,120 3,227
6,604
3,243 3,361
5,415 3,014 2,401
41 20 21
40 19 21
1
4
1,450
389
461
600
1
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
14,298 7,312 6,986
833 426 407
5.8 5.8 5.8
9,031 4,379 4,652
22 15
0.2 0.3 0.2
5,267 2,933 2,334
811 411 400
15.4 14.0 17.1
14,263
7,293 6,970
828
404
5.8 5.8 5.8
31 15 16
4
1
3
12.9 6.7 18.7
785 409 376
2,346
211
9.0
1,253
5
0.4
1,093
206
18.8
2,344
211
9.0
2
1,153 1,193
52 159
4.5 13.3
643 610
3 2
0.5 0.3
510 583
49 157
9.6 26.9
1,152 1,192
52 159
4.5 13.3
1
1
424
-
28
29
150
48
102
30
11,000 5,674 5,326
6,284 3,007 3,277
4,716 2,667 2,049
31
32
1,725
853
872
848
430
877
423
454
418
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign-born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year
1 and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER.
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical,
33
34
35
::
2,024 2,024
617 617
21 21
306
108
306
108
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
的​四​昭​四​约​红​纪​经​丝​均​如​红​终​如​如​引​品​品​社​88
495
1,722
810
1,086
1,220
532
547
999
1,601
1,824
1,435
1,319
1,081
952
783
585
462
372
274
164
148
248
865
401
575
612
265
281
480
816
977
748
729
582
499
397
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
247
857
409
511
608
267
266
519
785
847
687
590
499
453
386
310
225
195
159
99
91
47
215
96
139
185
99
101
236
228
250
196
185
173
159
155
126
84
57
49
36
27
26
99
42
72
104
56
47
98
106
133
100
86
88
74
70
63
41
29
26
21
11
21
116
54
67
81
43
54
138
122
117
96
99
85
85
85
275
237
177
115
65
57
43
28
23
15
16
445
325
3
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
7,730 5,921 1,809
578 569 9
163 163
3,967
3,327
640
523 499 24
686 597 89
102 102
401 139 262
792 247 545
518 278 240
1,395
226
43
855
69
34
16
37
84
31
COO-Sen
Oo
950
226
43
530
66
30
16
15
11
13
18
li
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION. 279
OF THE POPULATION
-
Continued.

Westhampton
Fe
Total Males
males
Westminster
Fe-
Total Males
males
West Newbury
Fe-
Total Males
males
Weston
Fe-
Total Males
males
Westport
Fe
Total Males
males
1
430
379
51
231
199
32
199
180
19
1,594
1,292
302
847
682
165
747
610
137
1,529
1,350
179
749
664
85
780
686
94
2,342 1,101 1,241
1,743
845 898
599 256 343
3,262 1,663 1,599
2,574 1,311 1,263
688 352 336
429
306
72
51
1
1
230
163
35
32
1
1
199
143
37
19
FOOOOO
1,589
918
369
302
5
844
484
195
165
3
3
745
434
174
137
2
1,528
956
394
178
749
475
189
85
779
481
205
93
1
2,321
1,267
462
592
20
14
6
1
1,093 1,228
613 654
228 234
252 340
7 13
10
3 3
1
III CU W GO
3,235 1,643 1,592
1,677 847 830
879 453 426
679 343 336
27 20 7
18
11
9 9
10
11
12
13
1
11 ore
1
1
354
8
2.3
306
199
5
2.5
168
155
3
1.9
138
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
618
26
4.2
483
11
2.3
135
15
11.1
616
26
1,289
16
1.2
1,114
3
0.3
175
13
7.4
1,288
16
1.2
48
8
16.7
353
8
2.3
1
634
10
1.6
550
2
0.4
84
8
0.5
634
10
1.6
31
5
16.1
198
5
2.5
1,352
118
8.7
1,054
60
5.7
298
58
19.5
1,347
116
8.6
5
2
40.0
117
17
3
17.6
155
734
92
12.5
571
49
8.6
163
43
26.4
731
90
12.3
3
2
66.7
91
655
6
0.9
564
1
0.2
91
5
5.5
654
6
0.9
1
1,969
9
0.5
1,387
4
0.3
582
5
0.9
1,950
5
0.3
18
ܕܝܪܞܗܗܝ ܙ | ܗ
927 1,042
2 7
0.2 0.7
677 710
4
0.6
250 332
2 3
0.8 0.9
920 1,030
2 3
0.2 0.3
12
WITIW & Co
2,577 1,318 1,259
250 132 118
9.7 10.0 9.4
1,904 974 930
1
0.1 0.1
673 344 329
249 131 118
37.0 38.1 35.9
2,552 1,298 1,254
245 127 118
9.6
9.4
25 20 5
5 5
20.0 25.0
235 123 112
1.9
4.2
9.8
2
ONA COCO OR
28
1
22.2
33.3
26
16
10
30
31
32
263
219
44
145
118
27
118
101
17
1,107
824
283
598
443
155
509
381
128
1,042
881
161
503
429
74
539
452
87
1,589
1,045
544
730
495
235
859
550
309
1,932
1,332
600
966
662
304
966
670
296
20
20
5
2
146
67
23
65
48
24
48
24
2
146
86
86
203
90
4
203
90
4
2
65
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
10
54
24
25
57
30
21
28
9
52
34
34
39
21
10
14
13
17
8
30
15
23
31
19
16
25
38
30
23
20
22
25
30
23
14
11
11
26
18
11
14
14
14
689994B以​%Bn44。
22
6
14
21
5
3
8
12
12
12
6
8
11
15
13
19
106
58
59
96
51
44
54
86
107
124
136
124
106
83
98
67
74
45
29
28
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
45
53
53
57
44
45
49
29
32
23
94
44
79
85
43
46
73
85
81
102
94
103
104
104
80
85
70
53
47
34
62
71
83
67
62
38
49
38
42
17
18
9
因​如​明​世​%%出让​约​必​约​如​么​说​丝织​%四​四​四
​15
45
20
35
44
25
28
34
34
43
52
46
50
51
53
42
42
28
27
19
16
8
49
24
44
41
18
18
39
51
38
50
48
53
53
51
38
43
42
26
28
18
28
159
79
107
138
78
61
103
147
203
183
202
160
193
140
114
78
60
53
38
18
15
82
34
43
69
42
36
50
60
103
75
93
73
94
68
51
36
29
22
15
11
13
77
45
64
69
36
25
53
87
100
108
109
87
99
72
63
42
31
31
60
328
129
168
229
125
125
166
184
220
199
212
206
179
151
160
137
107
72
52
53
31
165
64
85
126
65
72
89
96
106
93
108
97
93
71
86
68
58
40
23
27
29
163
65
83
103
60
53
77
88
114
106
104
109
86
80
74
69
49
32
29
26
15
10
6
6
4
3
4
OTA OOo oo
11
19
167
19
748
57
58
186
123
598
265
150
1
628
204
482
203
146
1
287
1
246
7
123
266
35
34
1
229
46
60
61
62
63
42
30
202
17
38
1
997
267
710
266
183
39
29
6
8
63
5
101
258
18
41
2
33
50
22
1
1,326 1,080
562 555
4 4
460 359
52 50
72 58
13 13
42 14
97 16
24 11
56
1
3
1
24
45
15
13
21
140
14
11
3
2
20
131
69
88
21
92
247
62
20
120
66
86
21
54
41
30
2
14
7
1
15
7
1
2
13
5
65
66
38
206
26
28
81
13
9
7
280
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
.
TABLE 14. — COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION
West Springfield
Total Males
Fe-
males
West Stockbridge
Total Males
Fe-
males
11,339 5,601 5,738
8,664 4,231 4,433
2,675 1,370 1,305
1,277
932
345
670
440
230
607
492
115
602
336
151
11,302 5,584 5,718
4,565 2,237 2,328
4,063 1,978 2,085
2,674 1,369 1,305
34 14 20
34 14 20
FOOOOO
1,269
634
290
345
8
8
667
298
139
230
3
3
115
5
5
00001111
3
3
2
573
4
0.7
345
488
4
0.8
380
1,061
8
0.8
725
2
0.3
336
6
1.8
1,055
8
0.8
6
0.6
228
8,906 4,361 4,545
367 174 193
4.1 4.0 4.2
6,307 3,039 3,268
19 11
8
0.3 0.4 0.2
2,599 1,322 1,277
163 185
13.4 12.3 14.5
8,877 4,348 4,529
366 174 192
4.1 4.0 4.2
26 10 16
1
1
3.8
6.3
357 169 188
108
348
0.9
3.7
485
570
IN | | COATHA ||
0.7
0.8
11
8
6,783 3,314 3,469
4,436 2,115 2,321
2,347 1,199 1,148
847
553
294
471
266
205
376
287
89
OSO
တ
(A) POPULATION
1 Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15 Number illiterate
16 Per cent illiterate
17
Native
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
26 Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35 Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36 Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years.
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45
25 and over but under 30 years
46 30 and over but under 35 years
47 35 and over but under 40 years
48
40 and over but under 45 years
49 45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals .
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62
Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
Clerical
807
375
16
807
375
16
168
36
1
168
36
1
18
155
484
247
43
17
307
287
1,000
459
687
785
365
383
590
856
132
516
212
380
391
200
192
264
418
549
483
454
327
314
235
189
149
84
57
34
21
26
87
40
63
80
45
35
54
81
126
110
91
92
49
64
58
1,102
976
856
684
618
492
406
316
189
126
94
68
394
165
191
326
438
553
493
402
357
304
257
217
167
105
69
60
47
38
23
18
23
42
80
65
49
65
27
29
26
28
22
20
7
11
23
34
42
22
17
31
39
46
45
42
27
22
35
32
16
32
18
10
12
54
38
17
23
983
74
1
4,500 3,517
259 259
17 17
2,016 1,592
766 742
467 388
86 86
188 77
268 104
433 252
16
424
24
79
523
121
86
149
56
30
7
28
34
12
449
120
86
133
56
28
7
111
164
181
19
28
6
4
11
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
281
OF THE POPULATION
Continued.

West Tisbury
Westwood
Whitman
Fe
Weymouth
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
males
Whately
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1
441
387
54
219
195
24
222
192
30
1,448
1,057
391
706
535
171
742 | 13,969 6,825 7,144
522 11,376 5,543 5,833
220 2,593 1,282 1,311
1,118
795
323
608
408
200
510
387
123
7,520 3,663 3,857
6,374 3,123 3,251
1,146 540 606
703
608
5
436
285
99
52
5
3
2
215
144
49
22
4
221
141
50
30
1
1
1,444
611
443
390
3
3
303
230
170
2
2
741
308
213
220
1
1
1,118
441
354
323
220
188
200
510
221
166
123
13,928 6,799 7,129
6,883 3,366 3,517
4,461 2,159 2,302
2,584 1,274 1,310
34 19 15
31 17 14
3
2
7
1
1
6
6
7,458
4,315
2,010
1,133
58
47
11
4
ITIAGO
3,631 3,827
2,124 2,191
978 1,032
529 604
28 30
19 28
9 2
4
2
2
10
11
12
13
דודו
1
1
1
2
186
581
175
11
6.3
1,196
1
0.1
810
786
149
19.0
465
439
89
20.3
347
60
17.3
226
152
411
239
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
361
16
4.4
308
5
1.6
53
11
20.8
356
16
4.5
170
4
2.6
23
7
30.4
171
11
6.4
4
Gli S
2.7
156
1
0.6
30
4
13.3
185
5
2.7
1
386
1
0.3
1,192
1
0.1
3
615 | 11,451
1 237
0.2 2.1
399 8,931
7
0.1
216 2,520
1 230
0.5 9.1
614 11,414
1 234
0.2 2.1
1 30
3
10.0
1 230
5,563 5,888
116 121
2.1 2.1
4,317 4,614
5 2
0.1 1-
1,246 1,274
111 119
8.9 9.3
5,540 5,874
115 119
2.1 2.0
16 14
1 2
6.3 14.3
114 116
578
321
149
46.4
786
149
19.0
200
89
44.5
439
89
20.3
6,326 3,044 3,282
59 24 35
0.9 0.8 1.1
5,212 2,521 2,691
8 5 3
0.2 0.2 0.1
1,114 523 591
51 19 32
4.6 3.6 5.4
6,273 3,016 3,257
55 23 32
0.9
1.0
49 24 25
1 3
8.2 4.2 12.0
58 23 35
121
60
49.6
347
60
17.3
0.8
-
ITAA
29
15
10
5
1
130
74
56
30
299
249
50
139
117
22
160
132
28
959
593
366
448
286
162
511
307
204
9,086
6,760
2,326
4,376 4,710
3,219 3,541
1,157 1,169
594
326
268
322
160
162
272
166
106
5,007 2,390 2,617
3,960 1,901 2,059
1,047
489 558
32
33
34
35
14
5
1
14
5
1
248|
79
74
79
74
8
598
499
53
598
499
53
142
20
142
20
111
242
232
5
242
232
5
27
93
18
15
12
17
13
13
38
32
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
33
13
25
30
10
11
11
17
25
27
35
40
24
19
23
24
19
21
OFE&00 VA SER
9%以​四​wNnH以​约​四​的​如​任​四​四​四​红​41
55
237
112
171
217
128
107
213
251
342
ដដ ដីទីពឹង ងា ដ ដ + ៧ +
18
16
18
18
13
11
17
22
11
11
13
11
14
39
32
40
51
27
24
31
57
52
51
54
63
51
33
29
19
14
15
6
4
80
83
43
48
63
109
112
120
119
122
100
66
64
52
32
28
18
17
13
54
20
40
32
16
24
32
52
60
69
65
59
49
33
35
33
18
13
12
13
255
1,001
491
771
837
429
434
665
868
1,046
1,062
1,095
1,023
918
816
641
535
396
283
209
194
126
518
240
378
441
209
213
324
433
489
499
546
491
457
403
295
271
195
132
92
73
129
483
251
393
396
220
221
341
435
557
563
549
532
461
413
346
264
201
151
117
121
31
155
62
84
64
25
32
71
84
83
99
76
59
39
24
32
29
21
16
18
14
21
72
30
46
32
17
22
46
41
44
59
40
37
25
16
15
13
14
7
6
5
10
25
43
39
40
36
22
14
290
c ធី “ទី១ គឺន៦៦ននននន
102
461
238
393
447
238
241
393
489
630
551
538
560
508
452
391
300
243
148
112
85
47
224
126
222
230
110
134
180
238
288
261
259
276
246
231
191
145
116
64
41
34
17
16
10
13
10
12
279
284
262
221
200
155
127
84
71
51
O
WA
12
56
11
37
57
58
59
154
70
117
70
650
154
450
150
200
4
412
332
380
330
32
2
839
3,317
100
2,478
100
1
20
563
34
422
38
7
10
4
3
4
61
62
63
64
5,848
213
9
3,170
373
699
99
368
416
501
18
10
16
3
15
19
3
17
10
13
2
4
1
6
4,482 1,366
212 1
9
2,607
350 23
631 68
99
178 190
129 287
267 234
124
74
63
6
51
133
45
104
74
56
5
23
13
25
2,062
175
321
46
3
1
38
7
1
28
120
20
1,640
166
283
46
66
71
106
8
16
1
18
3
13
205
262
80
134
156
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
282
· 1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS

Williamsburg
CLASSIFICATION
Wilbraham
Fe-
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males males
2,521 1,220
1,497 755
1,024 465
1,301
742
559
2,118 1,089 1,029
1,694 856 838
424 233 191
2,519 1,219
790 410
706 345
1,023
464
1,300
380
361
559
1
2,117 1,088 1,029
1,093 541 552
600 314 286
424 233 191
1
1
8
937
62
6.6
480
839
67
8.0
650
1
1,950
133
6.8
945
2
0.2
1,005
131
13.0
1,948
133
6.8
1
0.2
457
61
13.3
936
62
6.6
1,013
71
7.0
465
1
0.2
548
70
12.8
1,012
71
7.0
1
1,716
117
6.8
1,296
9
0.7
420
108
25.7
1,715
117
6.8
1
877
50
5.7
646
9
1.4
231
41
17.7
876
50
5.7
1
189
67
35.4
839
67
8.0
122
57
65
106
46
1,442
683
759
722
329
393
720
354
366
1,286
908
378
649
437
212
637
471
166
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
4 White
Native, native parentage
6 Native, foreign or mixed parentage
7 Foreign born
Colored
Native
10 Foreign born
11 All other
12 Native
13 Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
14 Total population 10 years of age and over
15
Number illiterate
16
Per cent illiterate
17
Native.
18 Number illiterate
19 Per cent illiterate
20 Foreign born
21 Number illiterate
22 Per cent illiterate
23 White
24 Number illiterate
25 Per cent illiterate
Colored
27 Number illiterate
28 Per cent illiterate
29 Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age
unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
30 Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
31 Native
32 Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
33 Alien
34 Naturalized
35
Unqualified and unknown
(F) AGE PERIODS
36
Under 1 year
37 1 and over but under 5 years
38 5 and over but under 7 years
39 7 and over but under 10 years
40 10 and over but under 14 years
41 14 and over but under 16 years
42 16 and over but under 18 years
43 18 and over but under 21 years
44 21 and over but under 25 years
45
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
48 40 and over but under 45 years
49
45 and over but under 50 years
50 50 and over but under 55 years
51 55 and over but under 60 years
52 60 and over but under 65 years
53 65 and over but under 70 years
54 70 and over but under 75 years
55 75 and over but under 80 years
56 80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
57 Total number of persons employed
58 Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
59 Extraction of minerals.
60 Manufacturing and mechanical industries :
61 Transportation
62 Trade
63 Public service (not elsewhere classified)
64 Professional service
65 Domestic and personal service
66 Clerical
349
43
1
349
43
1
156
56
156
56
46
86
266
98
121
132
52
85
239
284
275
162
165
119
94
89
67
63
48
34
24
18
46
133
41
63
68
32
42
73
124
145
89
90
61
48
41
30
33
25
18
8
10
40
133
57
58
64
20
43
166
160
130
73
75
58
46
48
37
30
23
16
16
8
44
166
72
120
156
67
76
131
156
168
123
134
137
115
122
91
70
60
45
35
30
26
89
36
61
92
34
35
67
82
84
70
64
69
62
53
44
36
31
22
15
17
18
77
36
59
64
33
41
64
74
84
53
70
68
53
69
47
34
29
23
20
13
47
Oo
oo
195
1,179
144
762
142
417
2
880
174
685
174
484
331
3
86
ti
815
39
48
10
39
65
19
455
30
52
10
46
60
53
369
29
47
10
36
48
10
22
16
i
8
12
17
57
9
31
30
51
22
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
283
1
OF THE POPULATION -
Continued.
Williamstown
Wilmington
Winchendon
Winchester
Windsor
Fe
Total Males
males
Fe-
Total Males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
males
1
3,981 1,926 2,055
3,405 1,679 1,726
576 247 329
2,330 1,144 1,186
1,851 904 947
479
240
239
5,908 3,034 2,874 110,005 4,595 5,410
4,543 2,305 2,238 7,490 3,450 4,040
1,365 729
2,515 1,145 1,370
375
346
29
200
190
10
175
156
19
636
3,861
2,214
1,074
573
117
116
1,872 1,989
1,080 1,134
546 528
246 327
52 65
52 64
1,133 1,174
525 537
371 403
237 234
8
2,307
1,062
774
471
15
14
1
5,906
2,571
1,972
1,363
3,032 2,874
1,287 1,284
1,018 954
727 636
175
121
35
45678998
9,731
4,248
3,001
2,482
274
241
33
375
288
78
29
4,495 5,236
1,965 2,283
1,395 1,606
1,135 1,347
174
90 151
10 23
200
147
43
10
100
10
11
12
13
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1
2
2
1
1
1
1
136
1,874
69
3.7
1,400
908
37
4.1
670
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
3,318 1,590 1,728
77 36 41
2.3 2.3 2.4
2,763 1,352 1,411
22 13 9
0.8 1.0 0.6
555 238 317
55 23 32
9.9 9.7 10.1
3,219 1,545 1,674
75 36 39
2.3 2.3 2.3
96 43 53
2
2
2.1
3.8
75 36 39
966
32
3.3
730
4
0.5
236
28
11.9
954
30
3.1
304
6
2.0
275
2
0.7
29
0.3
474
65
13.7
1,852
66
3.6
15
2
13.3
68
238
37
15.5
898
36
4.0
7
4,756
305
6.4
3,418
27
0.8
1,338
278
20.8
4,754
304
6.4
2,428 2,328
193 112
7.9 4.8
1,718 1,700
16 11
0.9 06
710 628
177
101
24.9 16.1
2,426 2,328
192 112
7.9 4.8
8,186 3,7374,449
307
183 124
3.8 4.9 2.8
5,726 2,623 3,103
6
2
0.1 0.2 0.1
2,460 1,114 1,346
301 179 122
12.2 16.1 9.1
7,967 3,660 4,307
304 182 122
3.8 5.0 2.8
219 77 142
3
1 2
1.4 1.3 1.4
281 163 118
168
2
1.2
158
1
0.6
10
1
10.0
168
2
1.2
2.9
117
1
0.9
19
3
15.8
136
13.8
304
6
2.0
2.9
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,
28
29
25.0
32
36
278
173
105
30
31
32
2,492
1,973
519
1,181 1,311
956 1,017
225 294
1,406
950
456
678
448
230
728
502
226
3,528
2,357
1,171
1,790 1,738
1,177 1,180
613 558
6,375
2,851 3,524
4,107 1,822 2,285
2,268 1,029 1,239
228
199
29
129
119
10
99
80
19
33
34
35
103
118
3
103
118
3
136
84
8
136
84
8
411
194
6
411
194
6
609
406
6
609
406
6
25
157
10
67
239
126
174
245
103
110
6
14
5
14
16
11
13
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
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279
125
207
288
134
165
239
270
286
291
304
299
236
215
178
121
124
96
43
29
7
10
11
66
88
143
61
78
127
134
131
129
146
135
126
103
88
57
53
27
122
59
119
145
73
87
112
136
155
162
158
164
110
112
90
64
71
52
22
15
31
192
98
135
189
101
73
105
130
156
154
174
174
127
144
87
80
68
51
33
28
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112
46
63
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42
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80
52
72
98
59
31
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59
83
83
79
99
66
69
43
43
41
32
16
15
124
460
239
329
456
199
224
349
412
463
406
395
408
331
275
261
187
162
87
74
67
57
221
113
155
211
96
114
169
202
231
209
179
198
158
137
131
92
| 87
46
34
34
210
232
197
216
210
173
138
130
95
75
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24
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25
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8
55
56
21
14
491
137
16
1,738 1,247
352 345
836
117
699
116
2,488 1,952
156 154
536
2
155
104
139
104
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1
28
28
24
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
519
141
133
107
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412
135
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15
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105
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17
160
734
353
572
630
315
297
569
773
846
804
813
739
656
508
383
308
225
145
98
77
74
346
166
272
319
161
141
265
320
363
348
370
328
334
247
173
147
96
68
34
23
86
388
187
300
311
154
156
304
453
483
456
443
411
322
261
210
161
129
77
64
54
243
13
19
1,444
194
214
53
92
235
100
4,154 2,932 1,222
227 224 3
4
4
1,290 1,180 110
249 228 21
620 586 34
169 169
410 239 171
801 77 724
384 225 159
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 14. - COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS
Winthrop
CLASSIFICATION
WOBURN
Fe-
Total Males
males
Total | Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
12,758 6,0636,695 16,410 8,316 8,094
10,055 4,880 5,175 11,881 5,827 6,054
2,703 1,183 1,520 4,529 2,489 2,040
5
12,674 6,029 6,645 || 16,140
5,925 3,000 2,925 4,938
4,060 1,854 2,206 6,692
2,689 1,175 1,514 4,510
76 26 50 264
66 22 44
251
10
6 13
8
6
8,1747,966
2,385 2,553
3,310 3,382
2,479 2,031
136 128
132
119
9
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
6
6
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
10,796 5,069 5,727 13,260 6,689 6,571
46 13 33 458 292
166
0.4 0.3 0.6
3.5
2.5
8,132 3,906 4,226 8,834 4,251 4,583
4 2 2 18 11
7
1-
0.1
0.2 0.3 0.2
2,664 1,163
1,501
4,426
2,438 1,988
42 11 31 440 281 159
1.6 0.9 2.1 9.9 11.5 8.0
10,729 5,042 5,687 | 13,045
6,580 6,465
44 13 31 445 286
159
0.4 0.3 0.5 3.4 4.3 2.5
59 19 40 209 103 106
2
2 13 6 7
3.4
5.0 6.2
5.8
6.6
43 11 32 430 266 164
30
31
8,657 4,041 | 4,616
6,1722,945 3,227
2,485
1,096 1,389
9,922 4,985 4,937
5,797 | 2,735 3,062
4,125 2,250 1,875
32
(A) POPULATION
Total population
Native
Foreign born
(B) COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY
White
Native, native parentage
Native, foreign or mixed parentage
Foreign born
Colored
Native
Foreign born
All other
Native
Foreign born
(C) ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Total population 10 years of age and over
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Native.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Foreign born
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
White
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Colored.
Number illiterate
Per cent illiterate
Illiterates 21 years of age and over (including age unknown)
(D) VOTING AGE
Total number 21 years of age and over (including age un-
known)
Native
Foreign born
(E) CITIZENSHIP OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES
Alien
Naturalized
Unqualified and unknown
(T) AGE PERIODS
Under 1 year :
i and over but under 5 years
5 and over but under 7 years
7 and over but under 10 years
10 and over but under 14 years
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 50 years
50 and over but under 55 years
55 and over but under 60 years
60 and over but under 65 years
65 and over but under 70 years
70 and over but under 75 years
75 and over but under 80 years
80 and over (including age unknown)
(G) GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER
Total number of persons employed
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical .
1
33
34
35
369
698
22
369
698
22
1,214 | 1,214
991 991
37 37
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
202
747
411
602
754
355
393
637
892
1,154
1,218
1,247
1,050
922
721
482
381
261
144
100
85
95
385
218
296
375
164
195
294
369
535
579
588
481
471
361
227
175
117
61
42
35
107
362
193
306
379
191
198
343
523
619
639
659
569
451
360
255
206
144
83
58
50
303
1,295
574
978
1,173
603
581
981
1,159
1,377
1,211
1,235
1,132
961
771
631
512
366
261
159
147
155
701
278
493
572
315
301
516
600
721
632
628
567
501
385
294
251
163
112
68
63
148
594
296
485
601
288
280
465
559
656
579
607
565
460
386
337
261
203
149
91
84
* -
.
6,828
488
5,323 1,505
475
13
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
5,455 4,117 | 1,338
41 41
5
5
1,177 1,032 145
3,337
2,954
383
409 355 54
1,489 1,349 140
378 378
482 308 174
595 157 438
879 492 387
496
708
158
70
533
738
458
603
157
171
145
360
38
105
1
199
388
378
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION.
285
OF THE POPULATION
Concluded.
WORCESTER
Worthington
Wrentham
Yarmouth
Total
Males
Fe
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
618
1
2
3
162,697
110,108
52,589
80,338
53,249
27,089
82,359
56,859
25,500
341
319
22
277
261
16
580
38
2,414
1,975
439
1,138
932
206
1,276
1,043
1,415
1,304
111
692
642
50
723
662
617
490
1,247
672
557
1,387
1,117
715
560
340
266
52
22
277
224
37
16
175
==Eeavea
161,292
44,878
63,894
52,520
1,319
1,294
25
86
42
81,627
23,197
32,941
25,489
729
720
9
79,665
21,681
30,953
27,031
590
574
16
83
2,367
1,269
662
436
45
43
2
1,120
៩ឪនួននៗ ! !
95
28
12
16
| ទំនួន១
ខ១២២
20
5
15
10
11
12
13
42
2
1
232
616
296
2
0.7
274
1,190
2
0.2
1,079
574
2
0.3
524
555
-
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
0.4
216
1
0.5
16
131,157
4,886
3.7
79,722
239
0.3
51,435
4,647
9.0
129,970
4,837
3.7
1,105
46
4.2
4,668
64,466
2,207
3.4
37,954
127
0.3
26,512
2,080
7.8
63,897
2,193
3.4
489
12
2.5
2,102
66,691
2,679
4.0
41,768
112
0.3
24,923
2,567
10.3
66,073
2,644
4.0
616
34
5.5
2,566
528
3
0.6
490
1
0.2
38
2
5.3
527
3
0.6
2,119
214
10.1
1,687
181
10.7
432
33
7.6
2,073
213
10.3
1,158
109
9.4
930
95
10.2
228
14
6.1
1,129
109
9.7
29
295
232
111
2
1.8
1,165
2
0.2
25
50
2
4.0
555
2
0.4
19
610
0.7
0.4
6
1
2.3
73
29
*
33
2
30 101,307
31 54,522
32 46,785
49,880
25,578
24,302
51,427
28,944
22,483
386
351
35
206
187
19
180
164
16
1,387
1,029
358
772
586
186
987
880
107
471
423
48
516
457
59
33
34
35
13,959
9,641
646
13,959
9,641
646
10
8
1
10
8
1
106
58
7
15
19
15
19
=
-
9
32
17
32
5
16
9
15
12
42
25
36
46
18
16
20
36
43
18
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
"
3,656
13,115
6,009
8,760
10,673
4,948
5,122
9,107
13,579
16,073
13,830
12,953
10,973
9,264
7,571
5,528
4,289
3,002
2,083
1,193
969
1,866
6,568
3,050
4,388
5,295
2,372
2,501
4,418
6,607
8,209
6,921
6,489
5,483
4,646
3,769
2,636
2,040
1,328
908
495
349
1,790
6,547
2,959
4,372
5,378
2,576
2,621
4,689
6,972
7,864
6,909
6,464
5,490
4,618
3,802
2,892
2,249
1,674
1,175
698
620
16
8
17
33
11
17
29
23
22
19
17
16
20
20
20
14
19
9
15
18
41
37
37
30
36
41
42
36
22
28
18
11
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21
88
59
127
259
144
137
192
213
188
150
127
121
116
110
84
90
81
50
27
30
37
28
47
116
66
89
115
144
105
81
71
60
55
62
49
46
47
22
13
17
20
22
16
8
42
54
53
40
38
49
36
37
23
23
18,320
52
293
127
241
123
1,075
238
421
3
71
1
95
16
355
117
8
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
70,962
865
13
36,239
4,711
8,553
1,717
4,881
7,860
6,123
52,642
864
13
29,461
4,371
7,150
1,712
2,309
3,275
3,487
3
6,778
340
1,403
5
2,572
4,585
2,636
111
7
15
3
13
16
10
1
3
607
308
205
16
16
961
105
10.9
757
86
11.4
204
19
9.3
944
104
11.0
15
1
6.7
40
615
443
172
106
58
7
13
38
25
42
41
21
18
23
35
40
42
36
53
44
36
15
51
31
80
143
78
48
77
69
83
69
56
61
61
48
35
44
34
28
14
13
17
80
50
78
87
39
34
43
71
83
84
78
107
97
76
82
87
79
64
38
41
38
43
27
15
18
654
235
521
117
450
116
238
39
62
21
19
23
17
182
51
61
16
30
45
19
21
48
265
40
174
51
58
16
13
11
11
17
14
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PART III
NATIVITY, COLOR OR RACE, ILLITERACY, POLITICAL
CONDITION, AGES, AND CONJUGAL CONDITION
EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Note 1. The distribution of the foreign born by country of birth is presented in these
tabulations for the State for 24 principal political or geographical divisions, with, in certain
cases, their important sub-divisions; and for cities and towns by principal divisions. All figures
add up, not down; i.e., the population given for the sub-divisions when added up gives the
total for the country or general geographical division, and the population given for the various
countries or general geographical divisions when added up gives the total for the foreign born.
For example, in Table 15, the number of persons in the total population of the State, 3,693,310,
is the total of the native, 2,541,265, and the foreign born, 1,152,045; the number of foreign
born is the total of the 24 principal countries or geographical divisions, including “All Other
Foreign Countries"; the number of persons born in Canada, namely, 263,786, is the total of
the sub-divisions New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Canada, n. 0. c.
The abbreviation “n. 0. c." means not otherwise classified. Austria, n. 0. C., means all persons
returned as born in those parts of Austria other than Bohemia, Hungary, and Austrian Poland,
the population of each of which is given separately. All persons returned as born in Canada,
whether of English or French descent (except the specified provinces of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, the population of each of which is given separately), are
included under the classification of Canada, n. 0. c.; Poland, n. 0. C., means all persons returned
as born in “Poland” without specification as to whether they were natives of Austrian, German,
or Russian Poland, the population of each of which is given separately; Russia, n. 0. c., means
all persons returned as born in those parts of Russia other than Finland, Lithuania, and Russian
Poland, the population of each of which is given separately; Turkey, n. o. c., means all persons
returned as born in those parts of Turkey not accounted for as born in Armenia, Syria, other
Asiatic Turkey, and European Turkey, the population of each of which is given separately.
The terms, “Other Native and "Other Foreign countries," possess a slightly different
signification from "not otherwise classified.” They may include natives of states or countries
(a) not classified in the first instance for the purpose of tabulation for the reason that such
countries were represented by a negligible number in our population, and also (6) natives of
certain countries for which a classification and tabulation was made and for which, therefore,
information is available on the files of the Census Office, but which are represented in such small
numbers in the several cities and towns, and not at all in many of them, that it has not been
deemed advisable to present the figures by cities and towns. The total for the State of all
countries tabulated is, however, shown in Table 15, of which the classification in Tables 18 and
19 for the cities and towns is a condensation accomplished by making certain combinations.
These combinations, the figures for each component country of which are shown for the State
in Table 15, are as follows:
Austria, exclusire of Austrian Poland, is composed of Bohemia, Hungary, and Austria, not otherwise classified.
l'ortugal, including island possessions, is composed of Portugal proper, Western Islands, and other island posses-
Turkey is composed of Turkey in Asia other than Armenia and Syria, Turkey in Europe, and Turkey, not other-
wise classified.
West Indies is composed of Cuba and West Indies, n. 0. C.
Other Foreign Countries includes Belgium, China, Denmark, Japan, Netherlands, Roumania, Serbia, South
America, Central America, Mexico, Spain, Switzerland, and all other foreign countries, and born at sea of
foreign parents.
sions.
Note 2. In the State Census of 1905, American citizens born abroad, persons born in the
outlying possessions of the United States prior to the transfer of sovereignty (Hawaii, the Phil-
ippines, and Porto Rico), and persons born at sea of American parents were classified as foreign
born; in the Census of 1915, following the tabulation rules of the United States Census, these
groups have been classified as native born and in the table here presented the totals of native
and foreign born for 1905 have been adjusted accordingly. The designation “Other Native”
includes United States, not otherwise classified, persons of unknown country of birth, all persons
born in the outlying possessions of the United States, and persons born at sea of American parents.
Note 3. In the Census of 1905, the enumerators were not required to distinguish between
Austrian Poland, German Poland, and Russian Poland; therefore, all Poland recorded by the
enumerators was credited to Poland. If a schedule was received marked "Germany (Pol.),"
it was tabulated as Germany. If it was received as “Poland (Ger.)," it was tabulated as Poland.
This was also true for “Poland (Aus.)," and " Poland (Russ.)," and vice versa. The number of
Austrians, Germans, and Russians as recorded in the Census of 1905 was probably somewhat
greater by this method of editing than they would have been under the method used in the
Census of 1915, inasmuch as in the latter census in all cases where the enumerator simply re-
turned “Poland" as the country of birth, without differentiating between Austrian, German,
and Russian, in accordance with instructions, the Census Office compared the entry with the
answer given the inquiry as to ability “to read and write English; if not what language ?” and
the answer to this inquiry was used to determine whether the persons enumerated were natives
of Austrian Poland, German Poland, or Russian Poland. By the method of enumeration and
tabulation followed in the Census of 1905 the number of persons born in “Poland" as shown
for that census was 21,490. This figure is obviously not comparable with the number 1,895,
entered for 1915 on the line “Poland, n. 0. C.," in Table 15, since the latter only represents those
persons returned merely as “Poles" or in such a way as to make it impossible to accurately
segregate and distribute them.
Note 4. The figure for Russia, n. 0. C., 1905 (49,304), includes Lithuania, and to a certain
extent also Russian Poland, and is, therefore, not comparable with the corresponding figure for
1915 on this line (96,357), which strictly represents natives of Russia proper, exclusive of natives
of Finland, Lithuania, and Russian Poland, these being separately shown.
Note 5. In compiling the tabulation of the Census of 1915 it has not been deemed essential
to attempt a distribution of foreign-born persons to their respective countries of birth in as
great detail as was done in 1905, i.e., in cases where such persons were found in very small num-
bers; there is, therefore, for 1915 a total of 1,051 foreign born classified by country of birth,
together with those born at sea of foreign parents. The term “Other Foreign Countries" as
used in this connection comprises for 1905 persons born at sea of foreign parents (415), Bul-
garia (51), Asia, n. 0. C. (165), Africa (134), and foreign born, n. 0. C. (7).
1)
NATIVITY.
The presentations immediately following, Tables 15-19, inclusive, deal
with the classification of the population by Native and Foreign Born and
Parent Nativity; Table 20, with Color or Race; Table 21, with Illiteracy;
Tables 22-24, inclusive, with Political Condition; Table 25, with Ages;
and Table 26, with Conjugal Condition.
NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN.
There is no subject for which the census is a source of information of
greater public interest than that of the composition of the population
as respects nativity, and none for which the demand for data is greater
or more insistent. This has perhaps always been true, but it is more so
now than ever by virtue of the steadily increasing appreciation of the
importance of the problem of Americanizing the foreign born and their
education for citizenship. The first question naturally asked in this
connection is: What is the proportion of the foreign born in the total
population, -- is it increasing or decreasing? And the second is: From
what countries do the foreign born chiefly come?
TABLE 15 shows the aggregate native population of the Common-
wealth, classified by the New England States and New York, and the
foreign born, classified by country of birth, with comparisons for 1905
and 1915, and the increase or decrease in number and percentage.
Number of Foreign Born Living in Massachusetts in 1915.
From this table the following summary has been drawn in which the
various countries of birth of the foreign born are arranged in accordance
with the number of persons contributed by each to the population in
1915, and the percentage which each such group was of the total foreign-
born population of the State. In this arrangement the usual census
classification of countries has been followed with respect to the several
parts of the British Empire making the principal contributions; i.e.,
England, Scotland, Ireland, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Island, and Canada, not otherwise classified, are shown
separately, by which method of presentation Ireland heads the list with
210,166, or 18.2 per cent of the foreign-born population of the State. If,
however, Canada (including New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince
Edward Island) be regarded as a unit by itself properly comparable with
England, Scotland, and Ireland, the total population of Massachusetts
to be credited as natives of that country would be 263,786, or 22.9 per
cent of the total foreign born, with the natives of Ireland next in order.
290
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total
Foreign Per Cent
Born
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total
Foreign Per Cent
Born
13,269
1.2
1,152,045
210,166
137,802
100.0
18.2
12.0
1.0
0.5
123,450
122,129
95,929
10.7
10.6
8.3
The State
Ireland
Canada, n. o. c.
Russia, exclusive of Russian Po-
land
Italy
England
Poland, including Austrian, Ger-
man, and Russian Poland
Nova Scotia
Portugal, including island
pos-
sessions
Sweden
Scotland
New Brunswick
Germany, exclusive of German
Poland
Turkey
Greece
Prince Edward Island
83,373
79,115
7.2
6.9
Newfoundland
Austria, exclusive of Austrian
Poland
France.
Norway
Denmark
British possessions, n. 0. C.
Belgium
Netherlands
China
West Indies
Wales
Switzerland:
Roumania
South and Central America and
Mexico
Spain
Japan
Serbia
Other foreign countries
12,004
6,287
5,833
3,402
3,311
2,584
2,062
1,804
1,793
1,521
1,371
919
0.5
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
52,133
41,136
32,088
30,010
4.5
3.6
2.8
2.6
0.1
28,696
21,986
18,163
16,859
2.5
1.9
1.6
1.5
850
657
169
123
1,051
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
Increase of the Foreign Born.
The gradually increasing proportion of the foreign born in the popula-
tion of the Commonwealth within the last two generations, i.e., during the
65-year period 1850–1915, is reflected in the following summary table:
PER CENT OF TOTAL
POPULATION
CENSUS YEAR
Total
Population
Native
Foreign
Born
Native
Foreign
Born
1850
1855
1860
1865
1870
1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1900
1905
1910
1915
994,514
1,132,369
1,231,066
1,267,031
1,457,351
1,651,912
1,783,085
1,942,141
2,238,943
2,500,183
2,805,346
3,003,680
3,366,416
3,693,310
830,490
887,106
970,960
1,001,545
1,104,032
1,233,008
1,339,594
1,415,274
1,581,806
1,735,253
1,959,022
2,092,501
2,307,171
2,541,265
164,024
245,263
260,106
265,486
353,319
418,904
443,491
526,867
657,137
764,930
846,324
911,179
1,059,245
1,152,045
83.5
78.3
78.9
79.0
75.8
74.6
75.1
72.9
70.6
69.4
69.8
69.7
68.5
68.8
16.5
21.7
21.1
21.0
24.2
25.4
24.9
27.1
29.4
30.6
30.2
30.3
31.5
31.2
It will thus be noted that the proportion of the foreign born to the
total population has almost doubled during this period as a whole, though
the rate of increase has shown a tendency to slow down during the last
20 years or since 1895, being, in fact, less in 1915 than in 1910. It is,
however, of interest to note the actual increase in the two groups, native
and foreign born, in number and percentage during the last decade
1905-1915:
INCREASE IN 1915 As
COMPARED WITH 1905
NATIVITY
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
Total
Native born
Foreign born
3,693,310
2,541,265
1,152,045
3,003,680
2,092,501
911,179
689,630
448.764
240,866
23.0
21.4
26.4
NATIVITY.
291
From the United States Census of 1900 to the State Census of 1905,
there was an increase in the native born of 133,479, or 6.8 per cent;
in the next five-year period from 1905 to 1910, the native born'increased
by 214,670, or 10.3 per cent; and in the last five-year period from 1910
to 1915, this class increased by 234,094, or 10.1 per cent. On the other
hand, the increase in the foreign born from 1900 to 1905 was 64,855, or
7.7 per cent; from 1905 to 1910, it was 148,066, or 16.2 per cent; and
from 1910 to 1915 it was 92,800, or 8.8 per cent. The falling off in the
percentage of increase in the foreign born since the United States Census
of 1910 is doubtless to be accounted for, in large part, by the virtually
absolute stoppage of immigration at the outbreak of the European War,
which occurred some eight months before the taking of the census on
April 1, 1915, and also by the departure of considerable numbers of
foreign born to their native lands during this period to participate in the
war.
The largest increase in the number of persons born in any one foreign
country which can be computed on a comparable basis in the 10-year
period 1905–1915 was in the natives of Italy, — 71,571 (i.e., from 50,558
to 122,129), or 141.6 per cent increase; the natives of Greece increased
during the same period from 4,672 to 18,163, or 288.8 per cent. It is
impossible to state accurately the increase during the decade in natives
of Russia, i.e., for the whole empire, for the reason that the census figures
for Russia in 1905 included Lithuania, and, to a certain extent also,
Russian Poland.
No effort was made in the State Census of 1905 to differentiate be-
tween the Poles according to country of birth of their political allegiance,
so that only the total can be shown for that year, but in the United
States Census of 1910, this was attempted through the effort to learn
the “mother-tongue" of the population, and in the State Census of 1915,
the distinction by political country of birth was also made. The following
table may, therefore, be of interest as showing the rapid growth of this
element in the population of Massachusetts:
NUMBER OF PERSONS OF POLISH BIRTH
1915
1910
1905
Total
83,373
58,273
21,490
Born in:
Austrian Poland
German Poland
Russian Poland
Poland, n. 0. C.
33,311
1,172
46,995
1,895
28,905
1,595
27,594
179
It thus appears that the natives of what was once Poland, before its
partition between Austria, Germany, and Russia, in the population of
Massachusetts increased between 1905 and 1910 by 36,783, or 171.2 per
cent, and between 1910 and 1915 by 25,100, or 43.1 per cent.
292
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
The Turks constitute another foreign-born element which has been
increasing at a remarkable rate in our population in recent years. There
were 8,263 natives of Turkey and the various countries under its dominion
returned in the Census of 1905; in 1915, the number was found to be
21,986, an increase in 10 years of 13,723, or 166.1 per cent. The Ar-
menians alone increased from 2,855 to 6,374, or 123.3 per cent, and the
Syrians from 3,381 to 7,771, or 129.8 per cent. Of the total number
reported for 1915, 17,576 were from Asiatic Turkey and 2,184 from
European Turkey, the remainder, 2,226, not being distributed as between
Asia and Europe. The natives of Turkey in the population of Massa-
chusetts for the Census of 1910 were 16,138.
The increase in the population of Portuguese birth is also noteworthy,
rising from 27,937 in 1905 to 52,133 in 1915, — an increase of 86.6 per
cent.
The largest single overseas foreign-born element in the population of
Massachusetts, as has been the case since the first immigration of peoples
other than English, was the Irish, but it is significant that the absolute
number of persons born in Ireland has been steadily decreasing since
1890. In that year the number of such persons was 259,902; in 1915 it
had dropped to 210,166, a decline of 19.1 per cent, the difference being
due to decreased immigration. This was not particularly marked in the
Census of 1895, when there were 258,247 Irish-born reported, a decrease
of only 1,655, or 0.6 per cent; but in the next five-year period the number
dropped to 249,916, or 3.2 per cent; in 1905, it was 236,373, a five-year
decrease of 5.4. per cent; by 1910 there was another drop to 222,867, or
5.7 per cent; during the last five-year period the number decreased to
210,166, or 5.7 per cent. For the 10-year period since the State Census
of 1905, with which comparisons are made in the accompanying table,
the decrease was 11.1 per cent. The largest foreign-born element in our
.
population next to those of Irish birth were the natives of Russia,
including those born in Finland and Lithuania, but excluding those born
in Russian Poland, — numbering 123,450, and the next largest were the
Italians, who, as already noted, have increased 141.6 per cent in 10 years
and now number 122,129.
Distribution of the Foreign Born.
TABLE 16 is a new feature in Massachusetts census presentations,
showing the distribution of the foreign born by leading countries of birth
represented in the population. It is self-explanatory, but it is of interest
to note that Boston led the cities and towns of the State in the number
of persons born in the following countries: — Ireland, 64,455; Italy,
,
42,932; Austria, (exclusive of Austrian Poland), 3,107; England, 14,003;
France, 1,091; Germany, (exclusive of German Poland), 8,402; Lithuania,
2,683; New Brunswick, 7,651; Newfoundland, 4,876; Norway, 2,132;
Nova Scotia, 20,989; Poland (including Austrian, German, and Russian
NATIVITY.
293
Poland), 9,445; Prince Edward Island, 5,057; Russia, n. 0. C., 41,669;
Scotland, 6,134; Syria, 1,960; Turkey, n. 0. C., 1,315; Wales, 292; West
Indies, 726. The city next to Boston having the largest Irish-born popula-
tion was Worcester, with 9,928; Cambridge was next, with 9,846. Next to
Boston, the city having the largest number of English was New Bedford,
with 10,586; Fall River was next, with 9,772. Next to Boston in Polish
population was Worcester, with 5,741; Chicopee had 4,808. The largest
number of Russians, outside of Boston, was found in Chelsea, with 9,217;
the largest number of Italians, outside of Boston, was in Lawrence, with
8,587. The largest number of Lithuanians, outside Boston, was found in
Brockton, with 2,071, and the largest number of Syrians, outside Boston,
was in Lawrence, with 1,936.
PARENT NATIVITY.
TABLE 17 is a classification by sex of: (1) the Native; (2) the For-
eign Born by country of birth; (3) the Native according to the country
of birth (a) of the father, (b) the country of birth of the mother, and (c)
the country of birth of the parents when both parents were born in the
same foreign country. This table must be very carefully read or entirely
erroneous and misleading deductions are likely to result. The first
section of the presentation appearing on the left-hand page is sufficiently
clear and self-explanatory. The second section, appearing on the right-
hand page and having to do with parent nativity, has, indeed, no essential
relation to the first section, and, moreover, the three sub-divisions of the
parent nativity section have no relation to, and should be considered
independently of, each other. The confusion which is certain to arise in
any attempt to analyze the table as a whole, on the assumption that its
several columns are component parts of one presentation, might possibly
have been avoided had the three classifications reflecting parent nativity
been separately presented; to have done this, however, would have neces-
sitated four separate tables with a repetition for each of the list of
countries. In the interest, therefore, of economy in the matter of space,
but more particularly to facilitate comparisons of data pertaining to
cognate aspects of the same subject, it was decided to compress them
within the scope of a single presentation.
As above stated, extreme caution must be used in reading this table.
Thus the two general divisions of the population as classified in lines 2
and 3 of the first section of the table, on the left-hand page, into “native"
and "foreign born,” respectively, when added, make the total population
of the State as given on line 1. But while the words "native" and "for-
eign born” qualify and apply also to the figures entered on lines 2 and 3
of the second, i.e., the parent nativity section, of the table, on page 325,
their signification is modified by the fact that this section of the table
relates to native persons only, as the box heading extending across the top
of the page indicates. That is to say, the word “native” and the figures
9)
294
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
entered opposite it on line 2 of page 324 represent the total number of
persons of native birth, enumerated in the census, but while the same
figures appear on påge 325, they are entered, not on line 2, but on line 1,
since the data on this page are not inclusive of the entire population of
the State but relate only to the native born. Similarly, the term “foreign
born” and the figures opposite it on line 3 of page 324 mean the total
foreign-born population of the State, but the term “foreign born” when
applied to the figures on line 3 of page 325 does not mean foreign born
at all,- it means the number of native persons having foreign-born parents.
The (1) aggregate number of persons of foreign birth is a definitely
ascertainable quantity, so also is the (2) number whose fathers are foreign
born, (3) whose mothers are foreign born, and (4) both of whose parents
are foreign born and of the same foreign country. Similarly, the (1) aggre-
gate number of native born, the (2) native born having native fathers,
the (3) native born having native mothers, and the (4) native born having
both parents native are also definitely ascertainable quantities. With this
understanding of the negative significance of the table so far as the rela-
tion of its four parts to each other is concerned, let us see what of in-
terest may be drawn from it. First, we may note that of the total
2,541,265 native born, there were 1,191,655 both of whose parents were
native born, and 863,926 both of whose parents were foreign born of the
same foreign country, leaving 485,684, of which 375,037 were of mixed
parentage, i.e., one native and one foreign born, and 110,647 of mixed
foreign parentage, i.e., both parents foreign born of different foreign
countries. We do not present statistics in the Census of 1915 showing the
parent nativity of the foreign born, assuming that the number of foreign-
born persons whose parents were not also foreign born and of the same
foreign country was negligible; therefore, if we assume that both parents of
all the foreign born were also foreign born and of the same foreign country,
we may say that the foreign-born persons of pure foreign stock (whose
parents were both born in the same foreign country), represented 1,152,045
and the native persons of pure foreign stock were 863,926, making a total
of 2,015,971 persons of pure foreign stock, while the pure native stock
(i.e., native persons of native parentage) numbered 1,191,655; we thus have
a total of 3,207,626 persons representing pure native and pure foreign
parentage, and if we assume that these two classes represented the irre-
ducible minimum of the pure foreign and the pure native stock, respec-
1 The census obviously cannot classify, according to descent in a strict genealogical sense, the millions of
persons enumerated, since it is not feasible to undertake to ascertain the nativity of ancestors further back than
the parents (in the State Census of 1905 information as to grandparent nativity was collected but with results
that did not justify repetition of the effort). The term “pure foreign stock" in this connection is used, there-
fore, with a somewhat restricted meaning, carrying the implication that it must be assumed, for practical pur-
poses, that the country of birth of the parents determines the "stock." It is doubtful, however, whether there
is any considerable number of persons both of whose parents were born in a given foreign country who are not
likewise descended through more than one generation from persons born in the same country; for example, the
number of persons both of whose parents were born in Ireland but of whom it might be said, could the facts be
ascertained, that one or more of their four grandparents or one or more of their eight great grandparents may
have been born in some other country and that, therefore, they cannot properly be described as of "pure" Irish
stock, – is probably negligible.
.
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295
tively, in the population of Massachusetts, it appears that the former was
54.6 per cent and the latter 32.3 per cent of the total population of the
State; there then remains 485,684, or 13.1 per cent of the total population,
which by this deduction represented the number of native born of mixed
parentage, 375,037 (i.e., one parent native and one foreign born), and of
mixed foreign parentage, 110,647 (i.e., both parents foreign born, but of
different foreign countries). This analysis is expressed in tabular form
below:
.
1,191,655
1,152,045
863,926
Native born, both of whose parents were native born
Foreign born, both of whose parents it is assumed were foreign born .
Native born, both of whose parents were foreign born of the same foreign
country
Native born, one of whose parents was native and one foreign born
(375,037), and both foreign born but of different foreign countries
(110,647)
Total population
485,684
1
3,693,310
.
Now, if we add the last three groups of the above table we shall have
a total of 2,501,655, which may be said to include all persons of foreign
birth and all persons of native birth, one or both of whose parents were
foreign born, and if we choose to designate the new group thus created
as comprising the “foreign” element, — i.e., persons of foreign blood not
more than one generation removed, we may do so and say that this
element constituted 67.7 per cent of the total population of the State,
while the native element constituted 32.3 per cent. To do this, however,
must be seen to be somewhat arbitrary; for why should the 375,037
native-born persons, one of whose parents was native born and one foreign
born, be arbitrarily classified with a so-called foreign element? In fact,
being themselves native born, ought they not with greater propriety be
classified with the native born? If, therefore, it be desired for any reason
to classify the population broadly into but two groups based upon a
combination of nativity and parent nativity factors, the following is
suggested as the most logical division that can be made:
Native born, one or both of whose parents were native born
1,566,692
Foreign born, and native born both of whose parents were foreign born 2,126,618
.
Total population.
3,693,310
.
By this method of classification, it appears that 42.4 per cent of the
total may be regarded as of native and 57.6 per cent as “foreign” stock.
The predominant countries represented in the Census of 1915 by the
2,126,618 foreign born and the native born, both of whose parents were
foreign born, were Canada, n. o. c., England, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Poland (including Austrian, German, and Russian
Poland), Portugal, Russia (exclusive of Russian Poland), Scotland, and
Sweden.
296
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TABLE 18 presents by cities and towns having a population of 2,500
or more, by sex, for certain selected countries of birth and sub-divisions,
the same class of data given for the State in Table 17.
TABLE 19 is a presentation, similar to Table 18, for places of less
than 2,500 population but without classification by sex. A sex classifica-
tion for these smaller places is, however, obtainable from the files of the
Census Office.
COLOR OR RACE.
TABLE 20 is a presentation for the State of the native and foreign
born by color or race, and sex. This may be summarized as follows:
NATIVITY
Total
White
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign born :
3,693,310
2,541,265
1,152,045
3,644,273
2,504,151
1,140,122
45,598
35,634
9,964
3,439
1,480
1,959
:
: :
:
:
Thus it appears that of the total native population 98.5 per cent was
white, 1.4 per cent was colored, and 0.1 per cent was Chinese, Japanese,
Indian, and all other races; while of the total population, both native and
foreign born, 98.7 per cent was white, 1.2 per cent was colored, and 0.1
per cent was of all other races.
The term “colored” as always used in Massachusetts censuses is not
perhaps strictly scientific, but need cause no confusion in comparison with
the United States census figures if it be understood that it is meant to
apply only to persons of negro blood or an admixture thereof. The
9,964 classified as foreign-born colored are distributed as follows by prin-
cipal countries of birth:
.
.
.
.
•
.
Total number of foreign-born colored
Portugal. .
Portugal proper
Island possessions
British possessions, n. 0. C.
Nova Scotia
West Indies, n. 0. C.
Canada, n. 0. C.
New Brunswick
South and Central America and Mexico
England.
Cuba
Prince Edward Island
Deninark
Netherlands
France
Ireland
Other foreign countries
9,964
4,918
1,305
3,613
1,744
1,260
1,250
195
171
87
60
41
34
29
23
16
14
92
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The increase in the colored population by census years from 1790 to
1915 was as follows:
CENSUS YEAR
Colored
CENSUS YEAR
Colored
CENSUS YEAR
Colored
1790
1800
1810
1820
1830
1840
1850
5,463
6,452
6,737
6,868
7,0491
8,669
9,064
1855
1860
1865
1870
1875
1880
1885
9,767
9,602
10,1672
13,947
15,484
18,697
18,335
1890
1895
1900
1905
1910
1915
22,144
26,540
31,974
34,041
38,055
45,598
1 Includes 128 "All other persons (except Indians not taxed)."
2 This number includes the Indians in the State.
The number of colored for cities and towns having 100 or more persons
of this race is shown in the following table in which the cities and towns
are arranged in the order of the numerical strength of the colored popu-
lation:
.
BOSTON
CAMBRIDGE
NEW BEDFORD
SPRINGFIELD
WORCESTER
EVERETT.
Wareham
LYNN
NEWTON
TAUNTON
BROCKTON
MALDEN.
MEDFORD
PITTSFIELD
HAVERHILL
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
Carver
Harwich.
Brookline
CHELSEA ,
Plymouth
SOMERVILLE
Winchester
WOBURN.
15,581 Bourne
5,181 Marion
3,431
LAWRENCE
1,785 Barnstable
1,319 ATTLEBORO
1,134 Amherst
1,017 | Nantucket
732 Freetown
672 | Mashpee.
655 LOWELL
642 NORTH ADAMS
579 SALEM
503 NEWBURYPORT
423 Williamstown.
394 Andover
384 MELROSE
366 Oak Bluffs
352 Great Barrington
348 Rochester
345 Middleborough
338 Fairhaven
333 Duxbury.
280 Sheffield
274 Greenfield
264
224
219
191
182
163
152
152
139
136
130
119
118
117
117
116
114
113
112
112
111
108
103
103
102
.
ILLITERACY.
TABLE 21 shows the number of illiterates in the population 10 years
of age and over by native and foreign born (native white by parent
nativity and foreign-born white by country of birth), color or race, and
age periods (10 and over but under 21 years, and 21 years and over,
298
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including age unknown) by sex, for the State. Similar information for
cities and towns is obtainable from the files of the Census Office. The
determination of literacy or illiteracy by means of the census is wholly a
matter of deduction, since obviously the question of literacy is not one
that can be categorically answered on a schedule. Some test must be
taken as a basis, and in the nature of the case this must be very simple.
Moreover, the test is not necessarily applied by the enumerator in person
to the person enumerated, - it is the result, probably, oftener than
otherwise, of questions asked by the enumerator of some third person, -
that member of the family who gives him all the other data he enters on
his schedule. The inquiry bearing on the question of literacy which is
asked on the census schedule elicits answers which enables the Census
Office in the process of tabulation to determine whether the person enu-
merated is:
-
(1) Able to read and write English.
(2) Able to read English but cannot write it.
(3) Able to write English but cannot read it.
(4) Able to read English and write some other language.
(5) Able to write English and read some other language.
(6) Able to read some other language but cannot write it.
(7) Able to write some other language but cannot read it.
(8) Able to read and write some other language but not English.
(9) Able neither to read nor write any language.
For the practical purposes of a tabulation of "illiterates," it becomes
necessary to determine upon as simple a definition as possible, and in
this respect we have adopted that used by the United States Census
Office as follows, namely, persons unable to write regardless of ability to
read are classified as illiterate, which would comprise all persons classified
in the categories 2, 6, and 9, above. The total of such persons in the
Census of 1915 was 128,563, or 4.3 per cent of the population of Massa-
chusetts 10 years of age and over; by censuses since 1890 the number
and percentage were as follows:
YEAR
Population
10 Years of Age
and Over
Number of
Illiterates
Per Cent
1890
1895
1900
1905
1910
1915
1,839,607
2,040,417
2,267,048
2,459,264
2,742,684
2,994,158
114,468
127,655
134,043
126,348
141,541
128,563
6.2
6.3
5.9
5.1
5.2
4.3
Of the 128,563 illiterates in 1915, 6,184, or 4.8 per cent, were native
and 122,379, or 95.2 per cent, foreign born; 125,307, or 97.5 per cent,
were white. Of the foreign-born illiterates, 22.9 per cent were natives
of Italy; 16 per cent, of Portugal; 13 per cent, of Canada (including the
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299
Provinces); 13 per cent, of Poland. (including Austrian, German, and
Russian Poland); 11.8 per cent, of Russia (exclusive of Russian Poland);
and 6.9 per cent, of Ireland.
POLITICAL CONDITION.
TABLES 22, 23, and 24 deal with the Political Condition of the male
population of the Commonwealth taken as a whole. On page 33 (Part I)
the population and number of legal voters are shown in comparison by
years for the 50-year period, 1865–1915, from which it appears that during
the half-century the population of the Commonwealth nearly trebled, in-
creasing by 191.5 per cent, while the number of legal voters increased
during the same period by 215.2 per cent. In considering this subject it is
necessary that the term “legal voters” should be clearly understood and
particularly that legal voters be not confounded with registered voters,
since with the latter the census is not concerned. As was said on a
preceding page: 2
While the Constitution requires a census of "legal voters” to be taken, it nowhere
specifically defines the term, nor is it defined in any statute of the Commonwealth.
It accordingly devolves upon the census-taking authority to determine what con-
stitutes a "legal voter," and this has always been done by giving the most feasible
interpretation to the several qualifications laid down in the Constitution, the pos-
session of which seemed to be intended by that instrument as conditions prerequisite
for the exercise of the franchise. From these provisions it appears that a legal voter
'may be defined as a native male 21 years of age or over or a foreign-born male 21 years
of age or over who has been naturalized either by his own act or that of his father, provided
such person, whether native or foreign born has resided in Massachusetts one year and
in the city or town six months and can read and write the English language and is not
a pauper or under guardianship.
The number of legal voters in the State and in each city and town is, therefore,
a matter of deduction, being the number of persons in the entire population who
can respond to these several qualifications. It should be noted that the term "legal
voter" has within this interpretation a technical meaning quite different from the
term "registered voter." A "legal voter," in other words, is a person who is a potential
voter, that is, he possesses the qualifications necessary, under the Constitution, to
enable him to register for voting purposes; but while he may thus be, in a consti-
tutional sense, a legal voter, he can, of course, have no legal right to exercise the
act of voting without conforming to an additional requirement imposed by a statute
of the Legislature, namely, that of registration.
>
>
Table 22 shows the total number of males in the State of voting age,
i.e., 21 years and over including age unknown, by color or race, by native
1 For a more complete analysis of and comment upon the illiteracy statistics of the Census of 1915, the reader
is referred to a bulletin issued by the Department of University Extension of the State Board of Education en-
titled "The Problem of Immigrant Education in Massachusetts," for which data were prepared and furnished
by this office showing for each city and town in the Commonwealth the total population, the total foreign born,
the number of foreign-born persons from non-English speaking cou the number of native and foreign-
born persons who cannot read and write English, and the percentage of the foreign born who cannot read and write
English.
2 P. 5, Part I, General Introduction.
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and foreign born, and the aliens classified by length of residence in the
United States. Summarizing the total it may be presented as follows:
Legal Voters:
Native
Foreign born
Total legal voters
579,755
196,134
775,889
299,372
Non-Legal Voters:
Aliens:
(a) Less than one year resident in the United States 5,284
(b) Resident 1 year and over but less than 6 years 91,606
(c) Resident 6 years and over .
200,586
(d) Period of residence unknown
1,896
Total
Unqualified only by not having resided in Massa-
chusetts one year or the city or town six
months:
Native.
21,226
Foreign born
3,845
Total .
Native illiterates
2,915
Native under guardianship
10,405
13,320
Foreign born under guardianship .
7,644
Total .
Unknown political condition:
Native.
164
Foreign born
48
Total .
Total non-legal voters
25,071
20,964
212
345,619
Total males 21 years of age and over .
1,121,508
-
The male population from the standpoint of voting potentiality on the
ground of age is composed of two classes, — those 21 years of age and
over including age unknown, who may be referred to as males of voting
age, and those under 21 years of age. With the latter group we are not
especially concerned, except that it may be of passing interest to note
that the proportion of the two groups to the total male population was
substantially the same in 1915 as in 1905, — the 905,583 males of voting
age in 1905 composing 62 per cent of the total number of males, 1,461,589;
while in 1915 this group, which numbered 1,121,508, was 61.8 per cent of
the total number of males. Of greater significance is the proportion of
legal voters to the male population of voting age, and the distribution of
the total population of voting age between the sexes. This is shown below
for the State Censuses of 1865-1915, inclusive, it being assumed that 21
would be the voting age for women were they possessed of the franchise.
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301
POPULATION OF VOTING AGE
LEGAL VOTERS
MALES
FEMALES
YEAR
Both
Sexes
Number
Per
Cent of
Total
Number
Per
Cent of
Total
Number
Per Cent
of Males
of Voting
Age
1865
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
745,835
965,341
1,179,504
1,559,966
1,884,040
2,306,238
343,688
455,861
555,969
748,645
905.583
1,121,508
46.1
47.2
47.1
48.0
48.1
48.6
402,147
509,480
623,535
811,321
978,457
1,184.730
53.9
52.8
52.9
52.0
51.9
51.4
246,182
351,113
442,616
560,802
674,174
775,889
71.6
77.0
79.6
74.9
74.4
69.2
When we sub-divide the males of voting age into native and foreign
born, it is seen that the relation of these two to the total number of males
of voting age appreciably changed in the decade:
PER CENT OF Dis-
TRIBUTION
MALES OF VOTING AGE
1915
1905
Per Cent of
Increase
1915
1905
Native.
Total
:
1,121,508
614,465
507,043
905,583
520,049
385,534
23.8
18.2
31.5
100.0
54.8
45.2
100.0
57.4
42.6
Foreign born:
:
It thus appears that the percentage of native males of voting age of
the whole number of males of voting age declined from 57.4 to 54.8, and
the percentage of foreign-born males of the whole number of males of
voting age increased correspondingly from 42.6 to 45.2. These per-
centages, however, represent merely static conditions. Their real sig-
nificance as bearing upon the future does not appear unless we consider
them in conjunction with the rate at which the two groups increased
during the decade. Thus, while the native males of voting age actually
increased 18.2 per cent from 1905 to 1915, the foreign-born males of
voting age increased 31.5 per cent.
Having noted the proportion of native and foreign born among the
males of voting age, let us examine, how these are distributed according
to their actual potential voting power. Thus of 614,465 native males of
voting age, 579,755, or 94.4 per cent, were legal voters,—the remainder,
34,710, were unqualified because of (a) not having resided in the State a
full year or in the city or town six months, (b) illiteracy or being under
guardianship, (c) persons whose political condition was not ascertainable.
Of the 507,043 foreign-born males of voting age, however, only 196,134,
or 38.7 per cent, were legal voters, while there remained 310,909 aliens and
others not conforming to the specifications of a legal voter. The following
comparisons between the Censuses of 1905 and 1915 are, however, sig-
nificant:
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LEGAL VOTERS
PER CENT OF MALES
OF VOTING AGE
PER CENT OF Dis-
TRIBUTION
NATIVITY
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Total
Native
Foreign born :
775,889
579,755
196,134
674,174
489,162
185,012
69.2
94.4
38.7
74.4
94.1
48.0
100.0
74.7
25.3
100.0
72.6
27.4
It thus appears that while the proportion, which the number of native
legal voters was of the total native males of voting age, remained prac-
tically the same in 1915 as in 1905, -- approximately 94 per cent, -- the
proportion of the foreign-born males who were qualified as legal voters
decreased from 48 per cent in 1905 to 38.7 per cent in 1915. There was,
however, a slight increase in the number of native legal voters proportion-
ately to the whole number, since they comprised 74.7 per cent of the total
number of legal voters in 1915 as against 72.6 per cent in 1905. The
actual increase in the number of native legal voters between 1905 and
1915 was 90,593, or 18.5 per cent, as against an increase of 11,122,
or 6 per cent, in the foreign born. In 1905 the number of male aliens
was 192,344; by 1915 this group had increased 107,028, or 55.6 per
cent, although the increase in the total foreign-born males of voting
age, as already pointed out, was but 31.5 per cent, — showing the
disinclination of large numbers of immigrants in recent years to take
steps for qualifying as legal voters by becoming naturalized. This ap-
preciation in the number of male aliens is in like manner reflected in the
proportion which the aliens bore to the total number of foreign born;
viewing the figures from this angle, we note that of the 385,534 foreign-
born males of voting age in 1905, 192,344, or 49.9 per cent, were aliens,
while of the 507,043 foreign-born males of voting age in 1915, 299,372,
or 59 per cent, were aliens. From this analysis the fact stands out prom-
inently that the total foreign-born male population increased from 1905 to
1915, 29.4 per cent, and the foreign-born males of voting age, 31.5 per
cent, while the foreign-born legal voters only gained 6.0 per cent, but the
male aliens increased 55.6 per cent. The actual figures for these increases
were: - total, 130,820; voting age, 121,509; legal voters, 11,122; and
aliens, 107,028.
Of the 196,134 foreign-born legal voters, 195,511 were white. This does
not mean, however, that this was the total number of naturalized white
males. An approximation only of such a number can be obtained by
adding the foreign-born disqualified legal voters (naturalized, but not
legal voters because not resident the required length of time in the city
or town or the State) to the foreign-born legal voters. Among those
under guardianship, there are no doubt many naturalized, but this fact
was not obtainable in the census. Likewise the United States Census of
1910 lost many naturalized in their classification “Citizenship not re-
ported.” Bearing these facts in mind, a comparison of the returns for the
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303
foreign-born white males 21 years of age and over between 1915 (based
upon the aggregate of Table 23) and 1910 is of interest:
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREASE (-) IN 1915 As
COMPARED WITH 1910
PER CENT OF Dis-
TRIBUTION
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALES 21
YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
1915
1910
Number
Per Cent
1915
1910
Total
Naturalized
Aliens
All others
499,839
199,332
292,922
7,585
453,601
189,126
242,049
22,426
+46,238
+10,206
+50,873
-14,841
+10.2
+ 5.4
+21.0
-66.2
100.0
39.9
58.6
100.0
41.7
53.4
4.9
1.5
9
It will be noticed in the above table that while the total increase in
the number of foreign-born white males 21 years of age and over was
46,238, the aliens increased by a larger number, namely, 50,873. This
peculiarity is explained by the large decrease recorded in the group “all
others," which doubtless contained a very large proportion of aliens."
Nevertheless, it is an indisputable fact that the aliens are forming a con-
stantly increasing proportion of our adult foreign-born male population.
Table 23, showing the distribution of the 499,839 foreign-born white
males of voting age by country of origin, brings out that of the gross
increase of 52,266 in the number of aliens, 16,776 came from Russia
(including Russian Poland), 16,230 from Italy, 8,497 from Portugal,
4,076 from Greece, 3,295 from Turkey, and 3,392 from Austria. A study
of the table, “Aliens by Length of Residence in the United States," shown
later, brings out the fact that there were enough aliens to account for the
increases from these countries, who had been here too short a time to
become naturalized, i.e., not over five years.
Table 24 segregates the naturalized foreign-born white males of
voting age into legal voters and those unqualified for voting by virtue
of insufficient length of residence in the State or city or town, showing
distribution by country of origin, and segregates the aliens according to
length of residence in the United States, also by country of origin; the
table also shows the distribution by country of origin of those under
guardianship and of unknown political condition. The most striking fact
apparent in this table is that of the 292,922 alien white males, 196,434,
or 67.1 per cent, had been in the United States six years or over, i.e.,
more than long enough to have taken out their final papers and to have
acquired thereby the potential right to vote, but who had not done so
and remained unnaturalized. This would appear to indicate quite clearly
the magnitude, so far as numbers are concerned, of the problem of the
Americanization of our alien population. The table is, however, still
further suggestive when examined in detail, for it then appears that the
total number of foreign-born white males of voting age, approximately
500,000, was nearly equally divided between natives of English-speaking
1 This recorded decrease may not have been real; i.e., the segregation of the aggregate into the two principal
classes, naturalized and alien, may have been more accurate in the State Census of 1915 than in the United States
Census of 1910, leaving a proportionately smaller remainder to be covered in the "All other" class in 1915 tban
was the case in 1910,
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countries and those from non-English speaking countries, the former
slightly predominating. Of the 252,938 natives of the various English-
speaking countries, 107,483, or 42.5 per cent, were aliens, and of this num-
ber 84,088, or 78.2 per cent, had resided in the United States more than
long enough to obtain naturalization. Of the 246,901 natives of non-
English speaking countries, 185,439, or 75.1 per cent, were aliens, and of
this number 112,346, or 60.6 per cent, had resided in the United States
more than long enough to obtain naturalization. The field and oppor-
tunity for the assimilation of the foreign born by means of the nat-
uralization process is thus seen to be very far from being limited to the
aliens who have come to us from non-English speaking countries, of the
84,088 alien natives of English-speaking countries who had been in the
United States six years or more, 50,505, or 60.1 per cent, were natives of
the various Canadian provinces (including Canada, n. o. c.); 13,927 were
natives of Great Britain proper (England, Scotland, and Wales), and
17,261 of Ireland. The 112,346 aliens from non-English speaking countries,
who had resided in the United States six years or more, were distributed
principally as follows:
COUNTRY
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Total
Italy
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland:
Poland, including Austrian, German, and Russian Poland
Portugal
Sweden
Turkey
Greece, .
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
All other
112,346
31,839
24,703
20.600
11,457
5,223
4,919
4,493
2,628
2,415
4,069
100.0
28.3
22.0
18.3
10.2
4.7
4.4
4.0
2.3
2.2
3.6
AGES.
TABLE 25 is a presentation showing the number of persons in the
State of each age from those under 1 year to 100 years, and also the
number over 100 years of age and the number of unknown age, classified
by native and foreign born, by sex, and the native and foreign born,
classified by color or race, by sex. It may be deduced from this table that
in the Census of 1915 the number of persons in the State of various
age groups 65 and over was:
.
65 years of age and over
70 years of age and over
75 years of age and over
80 years of age and over
of
age
of
age
95 years of age and over
100
years
of
age
and
Age unknown
85 years
90 years
and over
and over
189,030
112,762
58,388
25,353
8,718
2,117
396
46
941
over
1 This term is used somewhat broadly; it includes 48,278 French Canadians, so-called, many of whom cannot
speak English,
AGES.
305
The number of persons of certain age groups, namely, those 33 and
over, 45 and over, 65 and over, 70 and over, and 80 and over, at censuses
since 1875 is shown below, from which a gradual tendency to increasing
longevity in the first group is clearly apparent. That is to say, 36 per
cent of the population was found by the Census of 1875 to have attained
at least the age of 33, while at the Census of 1915 the number in this
class was 40 per cent of the population. There was likewise, during the
same period, a similar increase in the population of those 45 years of
age and over, the percentage rising from 20.5 to 22.4. The percentage of
the total population attaining to the ages of 65, 70, and 80, respectively,
remained, however, substantially the same, approximately 5 per cent reach-
ing the age of 65, about 3 per cent the biblical age of three score and ten,
and seven-tenths of one per cent attaining to the age of 80 or In
the Census of 1915 there were 46 persons returned as 100 years old or
over, the oldest person reported being 107 years of age.
9
POPULATION 33 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
YEAR
Total
Population
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Population
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,651,912
1,942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
595,256
737,748
953,283
1,199,460
1,479,878
36.0
38.0
38.1
39.9
40.1
POPULATION 45 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
YEAR
Total
Population
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Population
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,651,912
1,942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
338,915
426,699
535,161
660,183
828,694
20.5
22.0
21.4
22.0
22.4
POPULATION 65 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
YEAR
Total
Population
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Population
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,651,912
1,942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
82,288
107,386
131,924
161,918
189,030
5.0
5.5
5.3
5.4
5.1
306
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
POPULATION 70 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
YEAR
Total
Population
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Population
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,651,912
1.942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
49,450
64,751
79,521
96,191
112,762
3.0
3.3
3.2
3.2
3.1
POPULATION 80 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
YEAR
Total
Population
Number
Per Cent of
Total
Population
1875
1885
1895
1905
1915
1,651,912
1,942,141
2,500,183
3,003,680
3,693,310
11,167
15,516
18,510
22,838
25,353
0.7
0.8
0.7
0.8
0.7
PERSONS IN THE DEPENDENT AND PRODUCTIVE AGE GROUPS.
The following grouping showing the number of persons under 16, those
16 and over but under 65, and those 65 and over is intended to disclose
the number of dependent persons, commonly so regarded, and the number
included within the productive age. The latter, in 1905 (1,985,343), con-
stituted 66.1 per cent of the total population in that year; in 1915, the
number in this class (2,445,092) represented 66.2 per cent of the total pop-
ulation, there being an increase in this group in the 10-year period of 23.2
per cent; in the number under 16 years of 24.3 per cent, and in the num-
ber 65 years and over of 13.6 per cent.
CENSUS YEAR
Total
Population
Under 16
Years (De
pendent)
16 and Over
but under 65
(Productive)
65 Years and
Over (includ-
ing Age
Unknown)
(Dependent)
1905
1915
:
3,003,680
3,693,310
851,092
1,058,247
1,985,343
2,445,092
167,245
189,971
PERSONS OF SCHOOL, MILITIA, AND VOTING AGE.
The following table, compiled from the age data as returned for the
cities of the State, shows for each city the number of persons for certain
important age groups, namely, those of school age (shown by sex), i.e.,
5 and over but under 21 years; males of militia age, 18 and over but
under 45 years; and males of voting age, 21 years and over, including
age unknown.
CONJUGAL CONDITION.
307
SCHOOL AGE 5 AND OVER BUT
UNDER 21 YEARS
MILITIA
AGE 18 AND
OVER BUT
UNDER
45 YEARS
VOTING AGE
21 YEARS
AND OVER
(INCLUDING
AGE
UNKNOWN)
THE STATE AND CITIES
Total
Males
Females
Males
Males
Tho Stato
ATTLEBORO
BEVERLY
BOSTON
BROCKTON
CAMBRIDGE
CHELSEA
CHICOPEE
EVERETT
FALL RIVER
FITCHBURG
GLOUCESTER
HAVERHILL
HOLYOKE
LAWRENCE
LOWELL
LYNN.
MALDEN
MARLBOROUGH
MEDFORD
MELROSE
New BEDFORD
NEWBURYPORT
NEWTON
NORTH ADAMS
NORTHAMPTON
PITTSFIELD
QUINCY
REVERE
SALEM
SOMERVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
TAUNTON
WALTHAM
WOBURN
WORCESTER
1,023,775
5,040
6,186
199,081
16,440
30,510
13,270
9,793
11,180
39,982
11,764
6,854
13,425
18,963
26,454
30,672
24,767
14,457
4,158
8,423
4,615
31,756
4,028
11,729
6,875
6,015
10,750
11,626
7,797
10,370
22,956
27,254
10,040
8,111
4,890
44,619
509,037
2,575
3,196
98,596
8,157
15,018
6,348
4,852
3,631
19,531
5,794
3,455
6,681
9,184
12,915
14,984
12,222
7,136
2,137
4,175
2,279
15,476
1,943
5,717
3,340
2,960
5,270
5,905
3,897
5,177
11,279
13,379
4,921
4,211
2,475
22,024
$14,733
2,465
2,990
100,485
8,283
15,492
6,722
4,941
5,549
20,451
5,970
3,399
6,744
9,779
13,539
15,688
12,545
7,321
2,021
4,248
2,336
16,280
2,085
6,012
3,535
3,055
5,480
5,721
3,900
5,193
11,677
13,875
5,119
3,900
2,415
22,595
826,855
4,207
5,139
181,089
14,498
24,225
10,290
7,053
8,053
25,899
9,001
5,257
11,097
13,656
21,761
24,339
22,428
9,967
3,403
6,445
3,147
25,018
3,232
8,263
4,484
4,395
9,217
9,740
5,462
8,287
18,500
24,081
7,771
6,572
3,664
38,127
1,121,500
5,610
7,075
235,395
19,578
31,702
12,978
8,418
10,704
33,357
11,654
7,868
15,121
17,080
26,711
31,776
30,367
13,598
4,788
8,816
4,803
31,586
4,730
11,840
6,181
6,182
11,962
12,624
6,950
11,307
25,589
31,347
10,862
8,853
4,985
49,880
CONJUGAL CONDITION.
Statistics of the conjugal condition of the population are presented
only for persons 15 years of age and over, because marriages are seldom
consummated until that age. In nearly every country over one-half of
the population 15 years of age and over is married. In Massachusetts, in
the State Census of 1915, 55.5 per cent of the males and 51.7 per cent of
the females 15 years of age and over were married; in the United States
Census of 1910, the proportion was 54.7 per cent and 51.1 per cent,
respectively. The larger proportion of married males is a characteristic of
.
the population of New England, no other division of the United States
showing similar conditions, due partly to the excess of females in the
population 15 years of age and over and partly to the fact that remarriage
is more common among men than among women;? hence the great excess
of widows (11.8 per cent) over widowers (4.5 per cent). The excess of
widows over widowers was also, without doubt, largely due to the fact
that men usually marry at a later age than women, so that the marriage
relation is more often broken by death of the husband than by death of
1
1 Marriage statistics for 1914 show that only 10 persons (all females) under 15 years of age were married in
that year, and of this number one was 13 years and 15 were 14 years of age. — 73rd Annual Report on Births,
Marriages, and Deaths, 1914, prepared by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
: Marriage statistics for 1914, supra, show that of the 32,588 males and females who were married in that year,
3,305, or 10.4 per cent, of the males were widowers and divorced, as compared with 2,714, or 9.3, per cent, females.
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the wife. The following table shows the percentage of males and females
15 years of age and over who were single, married, widowed, divorced,
or for whom conjugal condition was not reported, distributed by racial
groups:
PER CENT OF MALES 15 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER BY RACIAL
GROUPS
PER CENT OF FEMALES 15 YEARS
OF AGE AND OVER BY RACIAL
GROUPS
RACIAL GROUP
Num-
ber
Num-
ber
Sin- | Mar-
gle
Con-
jugal
Wid- Di- Con-
owed vorced dition
not re-
ported
ried
Con-
jugal
Sin- | Mar- | Wid- Di- Con-
gle ried owed vorced dition
not re-
ported
1,309,116 39.6
1,288,819 39.5
750,756 46.5
55.5
55.6
48.8
4.5
4.5
4.2
0.3
0.3
0.4
0.1 1,382,263 36.1
0.1 1,364,668 36.1
0.1 821,389 44.2
51.7
51.7
44.6
11.8
11.7
10.7
0.4
0.5
0.5
404,926 36.5
57.2
5.6
0.6
0.1
437,368 35.9
48.7
14.6
0.8
Total
White
Native
Native parent-
age
Foreign or
mixed parent-
age
Foreign born
Colored
All other
345,830 58.2
538,063 29.7
17,362 44.0
2,935 58.7
38.9
65.0
50.6
39.5
2.6
5.0
4.7
1.4
0.2
0.2
0.6
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.4
384,021 53.7
543,279 23.9
17,360 32.0
235 28.1
39.8
62.6
50.1
61.7
6.2
13.3
17.1
9.8
0.3
0.2
0.8
0.4
7177
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
THE AGE FACTOR.
The distribution of the population by conjugal condition varies according
to age, and the following table presents some very interesting differences
between the sexes and shows the percentage of distribution, by sex, of the
conjugal condition of the population 15 years of age and over, by the
three age periods, 15 and over but under 45, 45 and over but under 65,
and 65 and over, including age unknown.
MALES
FEMALES
CONJUGAL CONDITION
15 and
Over but
Under 45
Years
45 and
Over but
Under 65
Years
65 Years
and Over
(including
Age Un-
known)
15 and
Over but
Under 45
Years
45 and
Over but
Under 65
Years
65 Years
and Over
(including
Age Un-
known)
Total
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Conjugal condition not reported
100.0
51.6
47.1
10
0.2
0.1
100.0
12.8
78.5
8.0
0.6
0.1
100.0
8.1
61.4
29.8
0.4
0.3
100.0
45.9
51.0
2.7
0.4
-1
100.0
15.7
61.7
22.0
0.6
-1
100.0
12.0
27.7
60.0
0.3
-1
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
At the age of 20 men begin to marry and at the age period, 25 and
over but under 30, the proportion of married is about equal to the number
who are still single (48.0 per cent single and 51.1 per cent married), while
a few have already become widowed or divorced. From this age period
the proportion of married as compared with the single is always greater,
although from the age period, 40 and over but under 45, the absolute num-
ber begins to decline, due to deaths which reduce the number of married
males to a greater extent than the marriages of the single and widowed
can increase it. Females marry as a general rule about five years earlier
CONJUGAL CONDITION.
309
than males. In the age period, 25 and over but under 30, the married
were over 50 per cent more numerous than the single; at the age period,
45 and over but under 65, the widowed were nearly one-third as numerous
as the married; and from the age 65 and over, the ratio of widowed to
married increased enormously. In the age period, 15 and over but under
20, the proportion of married among the females was over seven times as
great as among the males. The proportion for the females exceeded that
for the males for all age periods up to and including 30 and over but
under 35. After this age period there were more married among the
males. This was due to the fact that males postpone marriage to a later
age and, as already stated, remarriage is more common among males than
females. The proportion of married among the females reached the
maximum between the age period, 35 and over but under 40 years, and for
males, between the age period, 40 and over but under 45 years, although
the proportion at 45 and over but under 65 years was nearly as great.
At every age period the proportion of widowed was at least twice as
great for the females as for the males. The following table shows the
percentage of males and females 15 years of age and over, by age periods,
distributed as to conjugal condition:
PER CENT OF MALES 15 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER, IN SPECIFIED
AGE PERIODS
PER CENT OF FEMALES 15 YEARS
OF AGE AND OVER, IN SPECIFIED
AGE PERIODS
AGE PERIOD
Num-
ber
Num-
ber
Sin-
Con-
jugal
Mar-Wid- Di- Con-
ried owed vorced dition
not re-
ported
Sin-
gle
Mar-
ried
Con-
jugal
Wid. Di. Con-
owed vorced dition
not re-
ported
gle
55.5
4.5
0.3
0.1 |1,382,263 36.1
51.7
11.8
0.4
1
0.7
-1
159,741
94.6
3.3
-1
18.7
0.2
0.1
187,311
64.4
35.1
0.4
0.1
51.1
0.6
0.2
0.1
38.0
60.4
1.2
0.4
-1
175,059
149,923
68.9
1.1
Total 1,809,116 39.6
15 and over but
under 20. 154,773 99.2
20 and over but
under 25
171,961 81.0
25 and over but
under 30. 171,017 48.0
30 and over but
under 35. 149,294 29.6
35 and over but
under 40.
142,617 21.6
40 and over but
under 45 . 125,462 17.4
45 and over but
under 65. 311,611 12.8
65 years of age
and over
81,797 7.8
Age unknown
584 41.2
0.3
0.1
26.4
70.3
2.7
0.6
75.9
1.9
0.5
0.1
147,112
21.6
72.4
5.3
0.7
78.9
3.1
0.5
0.1
127,474
19.2
71.3
8.8
0.7
78.5
8.0
0.6
-0.1
328,053
15.7
61.7
22.0
0.6
11.9
0.3
61.6
36.5
30.0
3.1
0.4
3.6
0.2
15.6
107,233
357
27.7
30.0
60.1
24.6
.
2.8
42.6
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
The proportion of married females between the age period of 15 and
over but under 20 years, to the total females of this age period furnishes
a measure of the extent to which early marriages are contracted by the
females of the different racial groups. Of the group of Chinese, Japanese,
Indian, and all other races, 22.9 per cent between these ages were
married. This group is followed in order by the foreign-born white with
10.9 per cent; the colored, with 9.5 per cent; the native white of native
parentage, with 4.6 per cent; and the native white of foreign or mixed
parentage, with but 3.4 per cent.
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For males the proportion married between the age period of 20 and
over but under 25 years, showed a somewhat different order. The foreign-
born white had 22.9 per cent married; the colored, 21.3 per cent; the
native white of native parentage, 18.9 per cent; the native white of
foreign or mixed parentage, 14.5 per cent; and the Chinese, Japanese,
Indian, and all other races, 11.4 per cent.
The colored population marry the earliest, a fact which was reflected in
the large proportion of widowed among them; 17.1 per cent of the
colored females were widows as compared with 11.7 per cent of the
white females, and 4.7 per cent of the colored males were widowers as
compared with 4.5 per cent of the white males.
COMPARISON FOR 25-YEAR PERIOD.
A comparison of the distribution of the population according to con-
jugal condition for the 25-year period 1890-1915 shows some very inter-
esting facts, namely, an almost steady decrease in the proportion of
single persons, both males and females; a general increase in the propor-
tion of married persons, both males and females; a decrease in the
proportion of widowed, and a slight increase in the proportion of di-
vorced:
NUMBER
PER CENT
CENSUS
YEAR AND
SEX
Total
Single Married
Conju-
Wid- Di-
gal Con-
dition
owed vorced
not re-
ported
Single Married
Wid-
owed
Conju-
Dic
galCon-
dition
vorced
not re-
ported
1890
Males
Females
2,512
1,987
525
39.8
41.7
38.0
51.2
53.4
49.1
8.7
4.5
12.5
0.2
0.1
0.3
0.1
0.3
0.1
1,808
1,313
495
39.3
41.2
37.5
51.3
53.4
49.4
9.0
5.0
12.7
0.3
0.2
0.3
0.1
0.2
0.1
1895
Males
Females
1900
Males
Females
1905
Males
Females
9,334
6,392
2,942
38.8
40.4
37.4
51.7
53.8
49.8
8.7
4.9
12.1
0.3
0.2
0.4
0.5
0.7
0.3
1,647,379 655,003 843,200 142,786 3,878
790,370 329,530 421,946 35,513 1,394
857,009 325,473 421,254 107,273 2,484
1,837,517 722,374 943,235 165,650 4,450
882,378 363,727 471,437 44,229 1,672
955,139 358,647 471,798 121,421 2,778
2,037,718 791,563 1,053,898 176,542 6,381
983,459
397,243 529,005 48,368 2,451
1,054,259 394,320 524,893 128,174 3,930
2,201,212 865,699 1,134,320 191,157 7,676
1,057,833 432,946 569,062 51,503 2,552
1,143,379 432,753 565,258 139,654 5,124
2,457,724 944,088 1,300,271 200,319 10,299
1.197.828 479,048 655,740 56,800 4,331
1,259,896 465,040 644,531 143,519 5,968
2,691,379 1,017,008 1,440,805 221,873 10,254
11,309,116 518,428 725,999 59,178 4,185
1,382,263 498,580 714,806 162,695 6,069
.
2,360
1,770
590
39.3
40.9
37.9
51.5
53.8
49.4
8.7
4.9
12.2
0.4
0.2
0.4
0.1
0.2
0.1
.
1910
Males :
Females
2,747
1,909
838
38.4
40.0
36.9
52.9
54.7
51.1
8.2
4.7
11.4
0.4
0.4
0.5
0.1
0.2
0.1
1915
Males
Females
1,439
1,326
113
37.8
39.6
36.1
53.5
55.5
51.7
8.2
4.5
11.8
0.4
0.3
0.4
0.1
0.1
-1
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
NATIVITY.
311
TABLE 15. — NATIVE CLASSIFIED BY THE NEW ENGLAND STATES AND NEW
YORK, AND FOREIGN BORN BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH FOR THE STATE;
1915 IN COMPARISON WITH 1905, SHOWING INCREASE OR DECREASE IN
NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE.
(NOTE. — The returns for Pola nd Russia in the Censuses of 1905 and 1915 are not comparable. See text.
“Other native" includes persons born in United States, state of birth not reported; persons for whom there was
no information as to place of birth; all persons born in outlying possessions of the United States or at sea of
American parents. “N. o. c.” means not otherwise classified. “Other foreign countries" include persons born
at sea of foreign parents.)
INCREASE (+) OR DE-
CREASE (-) IN 1915
AS COMPARED WITH 1905
STATE AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
Number
Per Cent
THE STATE
Native
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
New York
All other states
American citizens (born abroad)
Other native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n, o. c.
Belgium
British Empire :
Canada :
New Brunswick :
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C. .
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
China
Denmark
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
.
Portugal
Portugal proper
Island possessions
Roumania
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Serbia
South and Central America and Mexico
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Other Asiatic Turkey
European Turkey
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Cuba
West Indies, n. 0. c.
Other foreign countries
3,693,310
2,541,265
2,361,064
40,735
90,468
2,088,764
64,938
35,184
40,975
83,096
87,632
7,474
1,999
1,152,045
12,004
1,069
3,249
7.686
2,584
620.070
263,786
30,010
79,115
16,859
137,802
129,538
95,929
32,088
1,521
210,166
13,269
3,311
1,804
3,402
6,287
28,696
18,163
122,129
169
2,062
5,833
83,373
33,311
1,172
46,995
1,895
52,133
25,839
26,294
919
123,450
14,342
12,751
96,357
123
850
657
41,136
1,371
21,986
6,374
7,771
3,431
2,184
2,226
1,793
177
1,616
1,051
3,003,680
2,092,501
1,932,672
36,237
95,241
1,665, 102
65,198
30,208
40,686
74,145
74,458
6,673
4,553
911,179
19,840
956
10,260
8,624
1,019
630,896
272,719
24,715
66,131
13,648
168,225
110,093
83,893
24,663
1,537
236,373
10,583
1,128
1,718
2,927
4,513
30,358
4,672
50,558
98
1,289
4,485
21,490
+689,630
+448,764
+428,392
+4,498
-4,773
+423,662
--260
+4,976
+289
+8,951
+13,174
+801
---2,554
+240,866
--7,836
+113
-7,011
--938
+1,565
-10,826
-8,933
+5,295
+12,984
+3,211
-30,423
+19,445
+12,036
+7,425
--16
-26,207
+2,686
+2,183
+86
+475
+1,774
-1,662
+13,491
+71,571
+71
+773
+1,348
+23.0
+21.4
+22.2
+12.4
-5.0
+25.4
-0.4
+16.5
+0.7
+12.1
+17.7
+12.0
-56.1
+26.4
-39.5
+11.8
-68.3
-10.9
+153.6
-1.7
-3.3
+21.4
+19.6
+23.5
-18.1
+17.7
+14.3
+30.1
-1.0
-11.1
+25.4
+193.5
+5.0
+16.2
+39.3
-5.5
+288.8
+141.6
+72.4
+60.0
+30.1
21,490
27,937
7,078
20,859
444
59,028
9,724
+24,196
+18,761
+5,435
+475
+86.6
+265.1
+26.1
+107.0
+4,618
+47.5
49,304
5
385
221
37,517
1,233
8,263
2,855
3,381
+118
+465
+436
+3,619
+138
+13,723
+3,519
+4,390
+2,360.0
+120.8
+197.3
+9.6
+11.2
+166.1
+123.3
+129.8
2,027
1,511
160
1.351
772
+199
+282
+17
+265
+279
+9.8
+18.7
+10.6
+19.6
+36.1
312
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN BY CITIES AND TOWNS IN
WHICH THE FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION OF CERTAIN SPECIFIED COUN-
TRIES IS REPRESENTED BY 50 OR MORE PERSONS, ARRANGED ALPHA-
BETICALLY BY COUNTRIES AND BY RANK OF CITIES AND TOWNS, 1915
IN COMPARISON WITH 1905.
(NOTE. - The returns for Poland and Russia in the Censuses of 1905 and 1915 are not comparable. See tert.
"N. o. c.” means not otherwise classified. ]
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
|(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
+123.3
+52.3
+149.4
+141.1
+222.4
+ 41.6
+136.4
+919
+138.8
+ 45.0
+ 31.5
+354.8
+53.8
+217.6
+157.9
+273.0
+309.1
+115.0
+362.5
+536.4
+169.6
+178.8
665
ARMENIA
6,374 2,855
WORCESTER
912 599
BOSTON
898 360
Watertown
692 287
LAWRENCE
561 174
CHELSEA
330 233
Northbridge
279 118
LOWELL
259 135
HAVERHILL
238
16
CAMBRIDGE
232 160
LYNN
213 162
FITCHBURG
141
31
Milford
120 78
NEWBURYPORT
108 34
SPRINGFIELD
98 38
SOMERVILLE
97 26
Bridgewater
90 22
Franklin
86 40
Stoneham
74
16
Hudson
70 11
BROCKTON
62 23
All other cities and towns 814 292
AUSTRIA, exclusive of
AUSTRIAN POLAND 12,004 19,840
BOSTON
3,107 1,895
Westfield.
578 547
New BEDFORD
551 1,121
SPRINGFIELD
479
904
HOLYOKE
430 1,363
CHICOPEE
261 1,800
Douglas
256 169
LAWRENCE
253 1,127
TAUNTON
242 419
CAMBRIDGE
238 165
FALL RIVER
230 806
West Springfield
211 419
LYNN
208 219
WORCESTER
188 1,739
Adams
167 1,435
MALDEN
164
NORTH ADAMS
143 97
SOMERVILLE
142 105
CHELSEA .
141 149
NORTHAMPTON
135 115
PITTSFIELD
130 32
Dudley
128 143
EVERETT
123 70
HAVERHILL
112 124
LOWELL
112 783
Webster
112 344
Peabody
110 25
REVERE
110 18
Easthampton
109 193
Hatfield
106 212
Montague
106 315
QUINCY
89
23
| Ludlow
88 599
Greenfield
78
62
Norwood.
77
43
BROCKTON
71
18
Sunderland
66 89
Cheshire
57
19
SALEM
55 312
Brookline
54 18
Walpole
52
19
All other cities and towns 1,935 1,740
CANADA, n. 0. C.
FALL RIVER
LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD
BOSTON
HOLYOKE
LAWRENCE
WORCESTER
SPRINGFIELD
FITCHBURG
CHICOPEE
SALEM
HAVERHILL
LYNN
Southbridge
CAMBRIDGE
Leominster
North ADAMS
TAUNTON
SOMERVILLE
ATTLEBORO
Ware
NORTHAMPTON
BROCKTON
Gardner
Northbridge
PITTSFIELD
Webster
Adams
MARLBOROUGH
Methuen
NEWTON
Easthampton
BEVERLY
North Attleborough
Grafton
Winchendon :
Spencer
Amesbury
WALTHAM
QUINCY
MALDEN
West Springfield
Palmer
Ludlow
Millbury
Uxbridge
Athol
MEDFORD
Montague
EVERETT
South Hadley
Blackstone
Dracut
Danvers
Brookline
Sutton
Greenfield
NEWBURYPORT
Peabody
Oxford
Hardwick
Westfield
Watertown
REVERE
CHELSEA
Acushnet
-39.5
+64.0
+5.7
-50.8
-7.0
-68.5
-85.5
+51.5
-77.6
42.2
+44.2
-71.5
-49.6
-5.0
-89.2
-88.4
+264.4
+47.4
+35.2
--5.4
+17.4
+306.3
-10.5
+75.7
-9.7
-85.7
-67.4
+340.0
+511.1
-43.5
-50.0
-66.3
+287.0
- 85.3
+25.8
+79.1
+2944
-25.8
+200.0
-82.4
+200.0
+173.7
+11.2
137,802 168,225
13,039 16,371
11,605 14,442
10,416 9,174
9,674 15,690
6,949 7,566
6,125
7,597
6,020 6,191
4,251 3,775
3,402 3,996
3,316 2,493
2,578 4.187
2,487 2,326
2,465 3,479
2,439 2,700
2,113 4,159
1,744 1.601
1,627 2,367
1,579 2,257
1,404
2,559
1,356 1,388
1,190
1,601
1,165
1,341
1,161
1,344
1,089
1,448
1,085 1,078
1,038 799
1,025 1,061
1,018
1.513
957
1,272
730 562
726 1,270
658
650
628
637 481
635 627
611 889
608 879
594 746
577 594
561 1,137
532 837
510 430
498 710
470 552
461 548
445 515
443 511
437 1,008
430 608
429 490
414 429
409 330
403 291
399
395 570
395 808
387 342
380 446
375 202
372 421
367 448
333 387
318 260
313 238
304 640
302 92
-18.1
-20.4
-19.6
+13.5
-38.3
-8.2
-19.4
-2.8
+12.6
-14.9
+33.0
-38.4
+6.9
-29.1
-9.7
-49.2
+8 9
-31.3
30.0
45.1
-2.3
-25.7
-131
-13.6
-24.8
+1.0
+29.9
-3.4
-327
-24.8
+29.9
-42.8
+11
+3.5
+32.4
+1.3
-31.3
-30.8
-20.4
-2.9
-50.7
36.4
+18.6
-- 29.9
-14.9
-15.9
-13.6
-13.3
-56.7
-29.3
-12.4
-3.5
+23.9
+38.5
+6.1
-30.7
-51.1
+13.2
-14.8
+85.6
-11.6
-18.1
-14.0
+22.3
+31.5
-52.5
+2283
45
376
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
313
TABLE 16.
DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Cov-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(--) IN 1915
AS COM-
PARED
WITH 1905
215
276
216
321
58
108
72
30
56
168
24
194
457
171
461
179
305
368
220
130
273
301
187
75
32
56
66
CANADA, n.o.c.-Con.
Shrewsbury
Wayland
Dalton
Easton
Needham
Mansfield
Marblehead
Wellesley
Northborough
Belchertown
Wareham.
Granby
Rockland
Ayer
Canton
Westminster
Groton
Rutland
Seekonk
Upton
Stow
Clarksburg
Wilbraham
Cheshire
All other cities and towns
60
经纪​????????SSRSESSSSSPA
135
290
284
284
278
274
267
264
254
252
234
225
225
211
205
201
199
196
194
190
187
181
177
160
158
157
157
153
152
148
147
147
144
141
139
138
136
136
135
134
133
133
130
127
126
119
119
+27.6
-32.4
-1.4
+130.0
+23.2
-60.1
+175.0
-66.0
-65.8
-16.0
+93.8
+7.1
--9.1
+3.5
+147.8
+30.2
+74.2
42.6
+1700
40.4
+3333
-50.0
-19.0
+28 2
-33.5
56
54
54
53
52
+34.9
+2.9
+31.5
- 13.4
-40.0
+56.1
-42.7
+41.9
-17.4
-36.4
+2.3
+73.1
-22.7
-31.9
+48.9
-65.7
-34.7
-32.6
+32 9
+6.3
-19.9
-3.3
-6.4
+13.7
-25.6
-38.7
—25.7
61.7
+13.0
-31.3
-48.6
+11.6
-40.3
+40.4
+236.6
-44.5
-111
+60.7
-61.5
+87.3
+98.5
-5.1
-3.8
+23.5
-34.6
+75.0
-70.7
+130.0
-57.2
-27.0
23
43
31
94
20
89
12
102
63
39
4,896
50
3,258
CANADA, n.o.c.
- Con.
Bridgewater
Chelmsford
Framingham
Westford
Warren
Fairhaven
Dudley
Westport
Clinton
Tewksbury
Agawam
Middleborough
Templeton
Ipswich
Bellingham
MELROSE
Arlington
Hudson
Dartmouth
Auburn
Douglas
Leicester
Colrain
Saugus
Franklin
Whitman
Winthrop
Shirley
Norton
Milford
Williamstown
Andover
Sturbridge
Somerset
Swansea
GLOUCESTER
North Brookfield
Westborough
WOBURN
Dedham
Milton
North Andover
Concord
Ashburnham
Brookfield
Stoneham
Plymouth
Billerica
Weymouth
Lancaster
Natick
Wakefield
Charlton
Huntington
Braintree
Winchester
Monson
Pepperell.
Amherst
Norwood
Swampscott
Williamsburg
Abington.
Med field
Walpole
Belmont
Orange
East Bridgewater
Holden
Carver
Foxborough
Maynard.
Barre
Lunenburg
Tyngsborough
Kingston
Reading
+14.3
+7.1
+47.2
-14.2
-4.9
+32.1
+70.3
+22.9
580
300
288
143
176
226
183
171
139
211
256
206
397
131
214
286
129
236
99
41
245
153
84
348
71
67
137
132
102
182
68
396
50
269
148
107
318
126
133
179
176
134
135
80
57
272
128
223
268
76
271
132
86
283
72
81
116
113
60
92
10
184
116
ENGLAND
BOSTON
New BEDFORD
FALL RIVER
LAWRENCE
LOWELL
WORCESTER
Methuen
LYNN
CAMBRIDGE
SPRINGFIELD
SOMERVILLE
IlOLYOKE
QUINCY
MALDEN
TAUNTON
BROCKTON
NEWTON
EVERETT.
REVERE
FITCHBURG
WALTHAM
MEDFORD
ATTLEBORO
Brookline
North Andover
CHELSEA.
HAVERHILL
PITISFIELD
NORTH ADAMS
BEVERLY
CHICOPEE
Winthrop
Needham
SALEM
NORTHAMPTON
Chelmsford
Watertown
MELROSE
Saugus
Fairhaven
Andover
Northbridge
Dedham
Easthampton
Dartmouth
Framingham
Leominster
Maynard .
Arl
Barre
-67.0
-18.3
-241
45.3
44.3
-27.6
-29.6
+16.3
+61.4
- 66.2
-30.5
60.5
--67.9
+13.2
-69.7
37.9
-5.8
95,929 83,893
14,003 13,075
10,586 7,192
9,772 11,394
5,154 5,153
4,123 4,335
3,512
2,659
2,605 1,530
2,043 1,662
1,766 1,767
1,728 1,290
1,552 1,376
1,408 1,113
1,224 800
1,082 902
1,076 1,002
1,055 906
936 944
896 797
862 453
830 752
829 850
722 511
718 499
718 508
707 401
693 940
660 484
647
404
622
+34.0
+12.8
+26.5
+53.0
+20.0
+7.4
+16.4
-0.8
+12.4
+90.3
+10.4
-2.5
+41.3
+43.9
+41.3
+76.3
-26.3
+36.4
+60.1
-11.1
+111.2
+63.6
+73.8
+2.5
-5.5
-4.0
+37.5
+7.3
+1.5
+68.7
+614
+18.4
+54.7
+86.9
+62.8
+47.7
+30.0
+9.4
-8.3
+20.7
+137.0
0000-
115
115
108
107
105
103
101
98
98
97
95
93
92
92
89
700
602 285
504 308
485 279
403 393
359 380
356 371
352 256
337 314
336 331
329 195
326 202
322 272
311
201
299 160
298 183
291 197
273 210
268 245
264 288
262 217
256 108
80
78
78
78
75
75
75
74
74
6
-18.5
-26.7
-59.9
i Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
314
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS COM-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
85
76
72
57
38
45
%%纪​8纪​引​%仍​%%93%a
ENGLAND Con.
Lenox
Uxbridge
Weston
Medway
Barnstable
Oxford
Stow
Randolph
Falmouth
Spencer
Wareham
Ashland
Wilmington
Easton
Wrentham
Dalton
Gill
Agawam
Hamilton
Tyngsborough
Warren
Hardwick
Lancaster
Lee
West Bridgewater
All
other cities and towns
255
249
246
245
240
238
237
230
228
227
227
224
212
208
199
197
194
194
192
189
188
187
186
183
166
164
163
156
156
153
64
63
63
62
60
60
58
58
56
70
29
31
28
61
36
38
28
37
49
24
71
43
49
37
19
3,065
-10.6
+30.9
+51.1
+12.9
+54.8
+14.0
+71.1
+42.2
+96.9
-10.0
+113.8
+93.5
+114.1
-4.9
+61.1
+47.4
+100.0
+43.2
+8.2
+116.7
-26.8
+18.6
+2.0
+35.1
+163.2
+12.3
52
52
51
50
50
50
3,441
ENGLAND Con.
Plymouth
Westford
Canton
Southbridge
Tewksbury
Weymouth
Adams
North Attleborough
Peabody
Wakefield
West field
Bridgewater
Milton
Braintree
West Springfield
Clinton
Billerica
GLOUCESTER
Grafton
Somerset
Danvers
NEWBURYPORT
WOBURN
Hopedale
Natick
Milford
Norwood
Belmont
Dracut
Wellesley
South Hadley
Dighton
Middleborough
Mansfield
Acushnet
Foxborough
Millbury
Swampscott
MARLBOROUGH
Stoneham
Stoughton
Greenfield
Auburn
Orange
Ames bury
Franklin
Rockland
Winchester
Westborough
Walpole
Athol
Ipswich
Seekonk
Leicester
Reading
Gardner
Palmer
Norton
Swansea
Blackstone
Lexington
Webster
Ware
Westport
Hudson
Montague
Buckland
Med field
Abington
Groveland
Manchester
Hingham
Whitman.
Monson
Williamstown
Concord
Marblehead
282
137
154
162
332
141
409
191
219
209
242
183
182
125
135
257
220
272
139
97
181
201
151
99
116
173
118
73
148
112
125
69
103
112
46
117
117
90
95
124
151
90
46
140
159
127
103
138
120
65
90
150
80
-9.6
+818
+59.7
+51.2
-27.7
+68.8
-42.1
+20.4
+41
+8.6
-6.2
+22.4
+16.5
+66.4
+47.4
-23.3
-118
-28.7
+38.1
+94.8
+3.9
-7.0
+232
+84.8
+43.1
-5.2
+38.1
+113.7
+5.4
+36.6
+21.6
+110.1
+38.8
+26.8
+200.0
+17.9
+12.0
+43.3
+34.7
+3.2
-15.9
+37.8
+167.4
-14.3
-25.8
-7.1
+13.6
-15.2
-5.0
+73.8
+23.3
-26.0
+35.0
+8.1
+12.6
+36.4
+4.2
+135.7
+10.0
152
14,342
2,929
1.712
1,433
1.269
1,022
655
616
415
382
298
198
183
134
108
100
88
FINLAND
FITCHBURG
WORCESTER
Gardner
QUINCY
Maynard
BOSTON
GLOUCESTER
Norwood.
Rockport
Peabody
Barnstable
SPRINGFIELD
Ashburnham
Carver
Templeton
SALEM
BROCKTON
WALTHAM
Braintree.
Chester
Ashby
Brookline
Weymouth
Royalston
Wareham
BEVERLY
Hubbardston
Abington
Sandwich
Westminster
Winchendon
CAMBRIDGE
Hingham
All other cities and towns
9,724
1,985
1,332
951
801
1,106
369
779
111
459
141
91
68
59
61
51
65
37
3
33
145
143
142
138
138
131
129
128
128
127
124
123
120
118
118
117
117
114
113
111
111
108
107
107
105
100
99
99
98
98
97
96
95
93
93
89
88
87
85
85
84
82
81
81
+47.5
+47.6
+28:5
+50.7
+58.4
-7.6
+77.5
-20.9
+273.9
-16.8
+111.3
+117.6
+169.1
+127.1
+77.0
+96.1
+35.4
+127.0
+2700.0
+142.4
+300.0
+335.3
+153.8
-6.3
+215.0
+771.4
+275.0
+391.7
+25.5
+3214
+555.6
-28.4
+256 3
+90.7
66
63
63
61
60
59
59
19
17
26
67
20
7
16
12
47
14
9
81
16
871
90
59
58
57
1,661
89
106
113
75
104
6,287
1,091
937
+3.2
+9.0
-11.1
-15.9
+24.0
-10.6
-7.3
-9.3
+38.1
-2.3
+28.8
+20.0
+34.4
-2.4
+28 6
-10.5
+510
63
87
66
70
61
FRANCE
BOSTON
LAWRENCE
NEW BEDFORD
HOLYOKE
PITTSFIELD
Lenox
Great Barrington
Adams
FALL RIVER
SPRINGFIELL
WORCESTER
CAMBRIDGE
+39.3
+7.8
+115.4
+184.8
+111.7
+46.0
+24.3
4,513
1,012
435
145
163
215
169
142
122
92
65
95
106
413
345
314
210
142
126
121
108
105
102
+3.3
+315
+66.2
+10.5
3.8
77
51
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
315
TABLE 16.
DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES – Continued.
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
1-) IN 1915
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(--) IN 1915
AS Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
AS COM-
PARED
WITH 1905
****
TRANCE Con.
CHICOPEE
Blackstone
Methuen
LOWELL
SOMERVILLE
NEWTON
Plymouth
LYNN
Brookline
All other cities and towns
50
38
6
94
62
35
34
64
26
1,343
3%88%出
​+86.0
+134.2
+1,366.7
-13.8
+12.9
+97.1
+97.1
.
56
1,596
+115.4
+18.8
18,163
3,852
2,917
1,328
1,090
1,041
678
533
528
523
351
336
325
311
283
261
255
224
201
189
185
165
152
136
111
79
76
63
GREECE
LOWELL
BOSTON
LYNN
Peabody
HAVERHILL
WORCESTER
SPRINGFIELD
NEW BEDFORD
Ipswich
BROCKTON
FITCHBURG
CHICOPEE
HOLYOKE
SOMERVILLE
WOBURN
LAWRENCE
Clinton
CAMBRIDGE
SALEM
Southbridge
MARLBOROUGH
FALL RIVER
NEWBURYPORT
CHELSEA
Sutton
Natick
Watertown
Bridgewater
ATTLEBORO
Brookline
TAUNTON
WALTHAM
GLOUCESTER
PITTSFIELD
Barre
Webster
Dudley
BEVERLY
QUINCY
Dracut
All
other cities and towns
4,672
2,020
696
409
278
114
49
69
27
214
23
8
18
44
16
70
27
10
25
57
2
32
38
25
+288.8
+90.7
+319.1
+224.7
+292.1
+813.2
+1,283.7
+672.5
+1,855.6
+144.4
+1,426.1
+4,100.0
+1,705.6
+606.8
+1,668.8
+272.9
+844.4
+2,140.0
+704.0
+231.6
+9,150.0
+415.6
+300.0
+444.0
+1,485.7
30,358
9,072
2,388
1,621
893
585
759
580
732
592
593
20
+280.0
542
980
309
423
284
GOONMI8iS
219
10
34
+6,000.0
+2,800.0
+480.0
+70.6
+866.7
+418.2
+280.0
11
15
57
56
56
+1,766.7
28,696
8,402
2.066
1,464
1,209
720
688
619
611
537
471
463
450
434
406
339
337
297
279
267
252
233
228
222
214
206
201
194
187
187
185
176
167
164
164
155
151
146
120
116
116
115
113
102
93
92
89
87
84
78
17
52
52
51
1,243
+205.9
275
GERMANY, exclusive
of GERMAN PO-
LAND
BOSTON
LAWRENCE
HOLYOKE
SPRINGFIELD
NEW BEDFORD
Adams
PITTSFIELD
CAMBRIDGE
WORCESTER
Clinton
FITCHBURG
Webster
Methuen
SOMERVILLE
Dedham
Brookline
Plymouth
LYNN
MALDEN
Greenfield
Easthampton
NORTHAMPTON
CHICOPEE
CHELSEA
NEWTON
EVERETT
Montague
MEDFORD
QUINCY
LOWELL
TAUNTON
FALL RIVER
NORTH ADAMS
REVERE
Dudley
South Hadley
ATTLEBORO
Norwood
Great Barrington
Kingston
BROCKTON
Westfield
North Attleborough
WALTHAM
HAVERHILL
Watertown
MELROSE
Winthrop
West Springfield
Walpole
Arlington
Leominster
SALEM
Saugus
Stoughton
Monson
North Andover
Natick
Dalton
GLOUCESTER
Hatfield
Needham
Peabody
Middleborough
All other cities and towns
+352.0
-5.5
--7.4
-13.5
-9.7
+35.4
+23.1
-9.4
+6.7
-16.5
-9.3
-20.6
-14.6
-54.1
+40.5
-4.0
+19.4
+53.9
-10.5
-14.9
-10.1
-- 10.3
-18.2
+4.1
+3.3
-35.9
+31.2
-11.8
---29.2
+68.5
+20.6
+1.1
+8.0
-15.7
-5.7
+18.0
+93.8
-22.2
+20.7
-18.4
-12.8
-2.5
+17.3
-8.1
-15.0
-8.8
+46.0
+107.0
+20.8
+133.3
+32
+28.6
-1.4
+54.5
-30.7
+53.8
+27.7
+34.9
+16.0
-21.1
+22.2
--20.6
-26.4
-7.1
-46.4
+13.3
-5.8
332
328
297
281
285
219
215
334
157
228
274
111
155
183
163
198
174
139
80
194
121
147
133
119
98
123
120
102
63
43
72
36
59
56
71
44
88
39
47
43
50
71
45
-11.1
-5.0
-12.3
-10.2
-20.5
+2.4
IRELAND
BOSTON
WORCESTER
CAMBRIDGE
LOWELL
SOMERVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
LAWRENCE
HOLYOKE
LYNN
Brookline
FALL RIVER
NEWTON
BROCKTON
MALDEN
SALEM
NEW BED FORD
WALTHAM
HAVERHILL
TAUNTON
Clinton
QUINCY
FITCHBURG
WOBURN
EVERETT
PITTSFIELD
CHELSEA .
MED FORD
NORTHAMPTON
Peabody
Watertown
CHICOPEE
Arlington
Tewksbury
Winchester
REVERE
BEVERLY
210,166 236,373
64,455 67,856
9,928 11,326
9,846 10,964
8,762 11,020
5,629 5,496
5,569
5,716
5,084 6,557
5,029 5,469
4,978 5,322
4,532 3,774
4,213 6,107
3,554 3,918
2,765 2,861
2,706
3,088
2,354 3,089
2,284 2,841
2,024 2,433
1,864 1,969
1,756 2,406
1,747 2,219
1,684 1,771
1,672
2,134
1,620 1,930
1,613 1,569
1,551 1,739
1,491 2,267
1,407 1,113
1,342 1,623
1,340 1,688
1,286 1,253
1,123 1,451
1,030 1,169
981 690
954 936
910 755
877
890
-22.
-8.
-6.5
+20.
31.
-9.3
-3.4
-12.4
-23.8
-19.6
-16.8
-5.3
-27.0
-21.3
-4.9
-21.6
-16.1
+2.8
--10.8
-34.2
+26.4
-17.3
-20.6
+2.6
--22.6
-11.9
+42.2
+1.9
+20.5
-1.5
61
60
60
58
58
56
55
53
52
52
72
56
97
51
3,120
45
3,311
316
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) In 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Con-
PARED
WITH 1905
775
906
1,090
724
712
951
866
852
829
823
818
815
814
774
683
676
667
639
638
634
596
584
562
-32.8
-31.5
-14.8
40 1
+89
-25 0
-30.9
-19.1
-39.4
-28.3
-2.9
+49.4
-216
-16.7
-14.9
+123.1
+61 4
-25.2
-24.8
-15.8
+10 9
-47.8
+17.6
32.1
-26.4
-44.2
561
559
491
491
475
472
455
453
452
404
383
370
361
356
355
350
349
332
331
330
330
326
164
163
161
161
159
147
141
137
137
132
132
130
127
125
120
116
113
113
112
112
112
108
107
106
106
106
106
104
100
100
98
96
95
92
90
89
88
85
84
IRELAND Con.
Norwood.
Framingham
NEWBURYPORT
Bridgewater
Milton
Westfield
Dedham
NORTH ADAMS
Wakefield
Natick
MELROSE
Northbridge
Leominster
Andover
Weymouth
Milford
ATTLEBORO
Danvers
MARLBOROUGH
Belmont
Wellesley
North Attleborough
Med field
Canton
Concord
West Springfield
Amesbury
Blackstone
GLOUCESTER
Rockland
Lexington
Winthrop
Walpole
Greenfield
Whitman,
Hudson
Palmer
Stoneham
North Andover
Westborough
Grafton
Ware
Braintree
Gardner
Easthampton
Methuen
Hingham
Stoughton
Webster
Southbridge
Adams
Manchester
Swampscott
Marblehead
Lenox
Easton
Plymouth
Needham
Great Barrington
Saugus
Franklin
North Brookfield
Randolph
Montague
South Hadley
Chelmsford
Ayer
Leicester
Monson
Dracut
Hardwick
Maynard
Lee
Reading
Cohasset
Dalton
Abington
Amherst
Millbury
IRELAND Con.
Pepperell
Billerica
Middleborough
Spencer
Foxborough
Uxbridge
Winchendon
Hopkinton
Warren
Weston
Williamstown
Westwood
Groton
Dudley
Agawam
Dover
Shrewsbury
Southborough
East Bridgewater
Mansfield
Rutland
Groveland
Hamilton
Holliston.
Lancaster
Medway
Nahant
Sharon
Scituate
Sherborn
Stockbridge
Lincoln
Hull
Fairhaven
Bellingham
Wayland
Holbrook
Athol
Enfield
Ludlow
Ipswich
Barnstable
Bedford
Ashland
Auburn
Barre
Belchertown
Falmouth
Somerset
Hinsdale.
Middleton
Longmeadow
Westford
Hadley
Millis
Templeton
Norfolk
Rockport
Hanover
Hopedale
Dartmouth
Williamsburg
Wilbraham
Wilmington
Brookfield
Burlington
Sheffield
Nantucket
Holden
West Bridgewater
Upton
Acton
West Stockbridge
All other cities and towns
ITALY
BOSTON
LAWRENCE
SPRINGFIELD
+117
-6.0
-23.9
+13.7
+14.9
-14.3
+3.0
-32.2
-3.0
-24.0
-3.9
-12.5
-110
+13.4
-16.5
-38.0
+3.3
-19.3
-37.2
+30.9
-8.4
-11.4
-9.1
-22.2
+5.6
-14.7
-35.8
-43.2
-311
-24.8
-14.2
+44.9
-10.3
-14.9
-12.9
-30.2
-22.4
-12.7
-5.2
-21.9
-3.1
-33.0
+0.3
-11.4
-18.4
+4.4
-23.6
-32.4
-24.0
-24.9
-25.1
+14.1
+14.3
-16.6
-16.1
-35.4
-9.9
+250
-39.2
+44.7
-17.2
-10.4
- 31.1
-32.1
-12 0
-18.4
+4.9
-40.9
-36.0
--35.8
-21.9
-30.4
-43.7
+3.4
--15.6
--11.1
--35 3
-26.5
---27.5
790
1,142
704
889
694
730
717
559
714
942
544
695
890
375
536
536
519
585
429
530
629
674
537
480
415
245
390
410
381
474
425
378
344
415
327
470
307
342
354
271
369
410
363
353
350
227
224
301
289
384
273
192
385
159
274
250
325
324
250
266
205
352
325
318
247
273
334
176
212
199
272
238
233
324
244
238
189
269
146
196
204
293
226
184
136
87
162
150
141
52
70
151
149
133
101
207
91
156
144
190
106
114
125
81
145
134
131
99
137
119
115
121
125
104
127
60
105
113
51
115
119
73
115
136
80
72
79
110
63
91
52
-88
—20.0
+23
-32.4
-28.4
-27.5
-7.1
-34.3
-25.2
-23.5
-29.8
-32.8
-20.2
-36.2
+30.0
-27.6
-33.6
+47.1
-34.8
-37.0
+1.4
-35.7
49.3
-13.6
-5.6
-13.9
-39.1
-31.9
+17.3
-25.6
+5.3
--27.7
-3.3
- 47.8
-62.3
+9.4
45.7
61
113
154
53
105
56
85
63
92
77
76
67
- 341
--12.7
41 3
-31.2
-32.9
-25.4
90
3,826
--301
81
78
76
75
75
75
75
74
74
69
69
317
315
308
303
289
283
282
277
276
265
262
259
256
251
249
248
246
240
234
230
227
224
224
220
220
217
215
208
208
204
193
190
188
182
179
177
176
175
169
68
67
63
62
61
61
60
60
59
59
58
58
57
56
56
55
54
53
51
50
50
2,676
122,129
42,932
8,587
4.007
50,558
20,569
2,804
1,689
+141.6
+108.7
+206.2
+137.2
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
317
TABLE 16. - DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS Con-
PARED
WITH 1905
(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
144
143
142
138
137
136
126
125
121
121
116
114
111
110
108
106
105
104
104
157
20
57
19
32
110
138
25
25
405
23
22
39
23
62
19
11
72
102
100
99
3,985
2,998
2,452
2,393
2,188
2,140
2,093
1,992
1,837
1,749
1,476
1,434
1,371
1,354
1,257
1,184
1,124
1,104
1,059
1,035
1,029
896
842
760
727
694
646
640
622
595
580
566
559
532
520
517
499
488
473
473
456
433
427
395
380
372
367
351
338
330
321
312
305
303
22
42
95
42
37
26
54
15
61
27
ITALY - Con.
WORCESTER
SOMERVILLE
CAMBRIDGE
QUINCY
Milford
LYNN
REVERE
PITTSFIELD
BROC KTON
NEWTON.
HAVERHILL
EVERETT
FITCHBURG
Plymouth
BEVERLY
FALL RIVER
NORTH ADAMS
Framingham
Watertown
WALTHAM
CHELSEA
Leominster
MALDEN
Wakefield
Franklin
West Springfield
NEW BEDFORD
SALEM
WOBURN
MARLBOROUGH
Lee
Dedham:
MEDFORD
Winchester
Mansfield
HOLYOKE
Swampscott
Westfield
Barre
Braintree
Southbridge
Clinton
Agawam
Weymouth
LOWELL
Bridgewater
Methuen
Bourne
Belmont
Natick
NORTHAMPTON
Arlington
Kingston.
Wellesley
GLOUCESTER
Saugus
Montague
Norwood
Canton
TAUNTON
Wareham
Concord
West Stockbridge
Needham
Great Barrington
Winchendon
Greenfield
Maynard .
Middleborough
Walpole
Hingham
Southwick
East Bridgewater
Stoughton
Ipswich
Rockland
Dudley
ITALY - Con.
Monson
Athol
Webster
Ludlow
Lexington
Southborough
Tops field .
Cohasset
Hopedale
West Boylston
East Longmeadow
North Attleborough
Peabody
Uxbridge
West borough
Stoneham
ATTLEBORO
Cheshire
Hudson
Gardner
NEWBURYPORT
Blackstone
Lenox
Douglas
Tewksbury
Sheffield
Randolph
Millbury
Shrewsbury
Norton
MELROSE
Adams
Salisbury
Brookline
Winthrop
Palmer
Med field
Hull
Manchester
Weston
Ashland
Milton
Sharon
Lincoln
Rockport
Westford
Danvers
Sterling
Charlton
Wrentham
Ayer
Holliston:
North Andover
Amherst
Hanson
Holden
All other cities and towns
94
91
89
89
1,358 +193.4
1,402 +113.8
620 +295.5
1,113 +115.0
1,773 +23.4
814 +162.9
347 +503.2
568 +250.7
445 +312.8
732 +138.9
618 +138.8
303 +373.3
365 +275.6
990 +36.8
400 +214.3
651 +81.9
593 +89.5
209 +428.2
488 +117.0
253 +309.1
373 +175.9
165 +443.0
200 +321.0
152 +400.0
302 +140.7
193 +259.6
342 +88.9
109 +487.2
191 +225.7
212 +180.7
214 +124.3
189 +199.5
129 +333.3
159 +234.6
57 +812.3
203 +154.7
208 +139.9
155 +214.8
148 +219.6
164 +188.4
75 +508.0
492 -12.0
117 +265.0
202 +95.5
160 +137.5
123 +202.4
57 +543.9
32 +996.9
122 +177.0
51 +547.1
165 +94.5
74 +321.6
120 +154.2
91 +233.0
155 +92.3
67 +320.9
63 +338.1
38 +618.4
71 +269.0
34 +667.6
162 +41.4
73 +212.3
30 +643.3
35 +517.1
121 +76.0
15 +1,313.3
51 +278.4
91 +112.0
61 +200.0
46 +297.8
80 +122.5
21 +681.0
84
-8.3
+615.0
+149.1
+626.3
+328.1
+23.6
-8.7
+400.0
+384.0
-70.1
+404.3
+418.2
+184.6
+378.3
+74.2
+457.9
+854.5
+44.4
+82.5
+368.2
+142.9
+6.3
+138.1
+167.6
+26.5
+74.1
+506.7
+45.9
+229.6
+79.2
+214.8
+4,150.0
+189.7
+215.4
+280.0
+155.2
- 32.1
+184.0
+18.6
+288.2
+288.2
+425.0
+8.9
+10.9
+19.6
+210.5
+2,850.0
+418.2
+1,040.0
+488.9
+23.8
+173.7
+82.1
+1175
+11.1
+49.2
SSSS*********************************
74
72
66
27
2
29
26
20
29
106
25
59
17
17
12
56
55
51
19
2
11
5
9
42
59
57
53
52
22
298
51
1,833
282
276
273
262
261
229
228
223
216
213
212
193
193
183
183
178
164
161
161
150
146
144
LITHUANIA
BOSTON
BROCKTON
CAMBRIDGE
LAWRENCE
WORCESTER
Norwood
Gardner
LOWELL
Athol
Westfield
Stoughton
NORTHAMPTON
Bridgewater
HAVERHILL
LYNN
Hudson
FITCHBURG
Needham
12,751
2,683
2,071
1,137
998
918
516
505
438
332
311
305
256
136
125
123
122
118
116
71
15
61
14
+126.8
+900.0
+139.3
+928.6
· Figures for 1905 were not obtained.
318
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Con-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
|(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
37
62
24
105
104
96
88
82
74
60
932
42
59
56
55
54
52
50
50
50
2,724
55
33
46
53
2,176
+59.5
-9.7
+129.2
+28.6
-5.5
+51.5
+8.7
-5.7
+25.2
30,010
7,651
1,783
1,685
1,543
798
791
751
+21.4
+3.9
+64.3
+25.7
+2.7
+33.9
+12.0
+59.2
-4.3
+209.5
+35.5
+10
+106.2
-30.9
+164.6
+34.8
+18.7
+49.6
+22.9
+242.2
+25.1
+19.1
+9.3
+107.2
LITHUANIA-Con.
PITTSFIELD
Barre
Orange
Hanover
Middleborough
Sunderland
Easthampton
All other cities and towns
NEW BRUNSWICK
BOSTON
LYNN
SOMERVILLE
CAMBRIDGE
LOWELL
MALDEN
EVERETT
WALTHAM
FITCHBURG
BROC KTON
WORCESTER
MEDFORD
CHELSEA
Gardner
HAVERHILL
NEWTON
QUINCY
MELROSE
New BEDFORD
Brookline
REVERE
SALEM
BEVERLY
LAWRENCE
Arlington
Wakefield
WOBURN
Winthrop
NEWBURYPORT
Saugus
SPRINGFIELD
TAUNTON
Framingham
Peabody
Winchester
Watertown
Leominster
Belmont
FALL RIVER
Stoneham
Braintree
Danvers
Milton
Shirley
Tewksbury
Amesbury
Athol
Methuen
Milford
Chelmsford
Needham
GLOUCESTER
East Longmeadow
Norwood
Ipswich
Reading
Clinton
MARLBOROUGH
Weymouth
ATTLEBORO
Wellesley.
Natick
North Attleborough
Swampscott
Stoughton
Whitman
Dedham
24,715
7,362
1,085
1,341
1,503
596
706
709
677
189
391
510
243
706
161
293
316
238
288
97
235
246
268
139
286
114
175
162
49
209
47
113
99
129
146
123
151
164
56
79
107
65
54
120
648
585
530
515
501
488
426
395
395
356
354
332
294
293
293
288
273
244
214
197
187
181
176
161
158
148
136
136
135
128
122
118
117
115
115
113
103
101
10,583
4,369
1,195
933
325
506
215
574
128
29
185
148
190
51
16
36
47
36
34
42
44
53
107
15
44
33
13,269
4,876
1,299
896
795
747
483
418
203
192
175
164
144
124
110
109
83
77
76
72
71
68
67
66
66
65
64
61
59
59
56
55
53
52
50
1,314
NEW BRUNSWICK -
Con.
Dracut
Lexington
HOLYOKE
Middleborough
Concord
Rockland
Walpole
Westford
All other cities and towns
NEWFOUNDLAND
BOSTON
CAMBRIDGE
CHELSEA
SOMERVILLE
LYNN
EVERETT
GLOUCESTER
MALDEN
MED FORD
Maynard
BROC KTON
NEWTON
REVERE
Saugus
Watertown
Brookline
QUINCY
Arlington
LAWRENCE
SPRINGFIELD
MELROSE
Blackstone
Manchester
WALTHAM
WORCESTER
Swam
pscott
Wakefield
BEVERLY
Framingham
LOWELL
NEWBURYPORT
Winthrop
SALEM
Northbridge
All other cities and towns
NORWAY
BOSTON
WORCESTER
CAMBRIDGE
QUINCY
Concord
SOMERVILLE
EVERETT
LYNN
GLOUCESTER
Brookline
MALDEN
LOWELL
SPRINGFIELD
NEW BEDFORD
NEWTON
BROCKTON
BEVERLY
WALTHAM
Gardner
All other cities and towns
NOVA SCOTIA
BOSTON
LYNN
SOMERVILLE
CAMBRIDGE
GLOUCESTER
EVERETT
+25.4
+11.6
+8.7
-4.0
+144.6
+47.6
+124.7
-27.2
+58.6
+562.1
-5.4
+10.8
-24.2
+143.1
+587.5
+202.8
+76.6
+113.9
+123.5
+71.4
+-614
+28.3
-37.4
+340.0
+50.0
+97.0
-4.5
+177.3
+55.3
+250.0
+100.0
-19.1
+2118
+33.3
+8.7
+47.8
+114.0
+22.3
+21.6
+281.6
-13.4
+274.5
+42.5
+59.6
+14.7
-6.8
+10.6
-10.6
-22.0
+117.9
+49.4
+9.3
+76.9
+113.0
-5.8
弱智​弟弟​如​生​的​的​的​的​的​的​的​的​的​的​网​侧​盟​的​出
​38
14
28
17
39
46
889
4,485
1,602
292
231
96
95
95
91
89
35
118
3
100
103
36
98
66
14
81
81
78
154
70
23
59
10
57
47
21
59
34
93
5,833
2,132
368
220
175
171
141
135
124
92
89
82
81
75
69
64
61
56
52
50
1,596
+188.6
-17.8
+3,133.3
-1.0
-6.8
+163.9
-3.1
+37.9
+535.7
+9.9
+6.2
+10.3
--83.3
+20.0
+243.5
+ 20.3
+600.0
+211
+39.3
+209.5
138
115
103
89
132
29
99
95
54
57
45
47
18
45
41
1,133
+30.1
+33.1
+26.0
4.8
+45.8
+23.9
+22.6
+311
+39.3
-30.3
+206.9
-17.2
-14.7
+38.9
+21.1
+42.2
+29.8
+2111
+15 6
+22.0
+40.9
86
86
84
81
79
71
70
69
5785
+5.1
+79.4
- 35.5
65
62
61
60
79,115
20.989
4,567
3,612
3,168
2.675
2,076
66,131
18,397
3,471
2,795
2.813
3,640
1,865
+19.6
+14.1
+31.6
+29.2
+12.6
-26.5
+11.3
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
319
TABLE 16. DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES - Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS Con
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) in 1915
AS Con-
PARED
WITH 1905
114
114
114
111
110
100
64
76
116
110
118
68
+54.1
+78.1
+50.0
-1.3
0000
96
64
-84.7
+42.6
+321.7
+33.3
+9.8
-6.3
+2,733.3
-15.2
-12.5
+29.7
-1.2
+7.9
-33.6
+2.6
+590.9
+65.2
76
122
76
BB%A2%ES1nEEE88
76
73
71
71
70
70
70
70
99
NOVA SCOTIA Con.
MALDEN
NEWTON
BROCKTON
WORCESTER
HAVERHILL
WALTHAM
Brookline
QUINCY
MEDFORD
BEVERLY
CHELSEA
LOWELL
Wakefield
MELROSE
SALEM
REVERE
Danvers
Framingham
Watertown
Arlington
Saugus
Winthrop
ATTLEBORO
Braintree
Reading
Weymouth
LAWRENCE
WOBURN
MARLBOROUGH
Ipswich
Belmont
TAUNTON
Peabody
Leominster
Plymouth
SPRINGFIELD
Stoneham
Natick
Swampscott
FALL RIVER
FITCHBURG
Milton
Marblehead
Wellesley
Whitman
Winchester
Needham
Norwood.
Lexington
NEWBURYPORT
Dedham
New BEDFORD
North Attleborough
Middleborough
Andover
Mansfield
Concord
North Andover
Manchester
Westborough
Tewksbury
Milford
Bridgewater
Med field
Hudson
Amesbury
Essex
Grafton
Franklin
Walpole
Weston
Wilmington
Athol
North Reading
Hingham
Methuen
Rockport
28
55
1,911
1,675
1,412
1,339
1,318
1,253
1,217
1,199
1,171
970
928
910
861
824
797
634
534
524
504
491
468
464
459
427
427
411
408
399
398
397
384
361
350
323
315
311
309
308
286
282
280
270
267
262
260
256
243
236
235
227
223
221
220
214
202
197
191
185
176
173
168
164
160
154
153
152
151
149
142
142
124
119
118
118
117
117
115
*32999887******************************************
1,731 +10.4
1,447 +15.7
1,183 +19.4
1,033 +29.6
1,150 +14.6
1.143 +9.6
744 +63.6
803 +49.3
495 +136.6
689 +40.8
1,422 -34.7
659 +38.1
688 +25.1
529 +55.8
712 +11.9
535 +18.5
421 +26.8
499 +5.0
364 +38.5
208 +136.0
288
+62.5
405 +14.6
269 +70.6
368 +16.0
255 +67.5
211 +94.8
290 +40.7
271 +47.2
403 -1.2
404 -1.7
142 +170.4
215 +67.9
334 +4.8
321 +0.6
200 +57.5
210 +48.1
282 +9.6
262 +17.6
87 +228.7
254 +110
201 +39.3
317 -14.8
311
--14.1
163 +60.7
102 +154.9
262 -2.3
171 +42.1
199 +18.6
220 +6.8
277
-18.1
208 +7.2
189 +16.9
219
+0.5
151 +41.7
163 +23.9
99 +99.0
180 +6.1
195 -5.1
82 +114.6
190 -8.9
57 +194.7
139 +18.0
144 +11.1
2 +7,600.0
196 —21.9
144
+5.6
30 +4033
23 +547.8
170 -16.5
117 +21.4
136 -8.8
76 +56.6
4 +2,850.0
72
+63.9
128 -8.6
141 ---17.0
149
-16.1
38
NOVA SCOTIA Con.
Foxborough
Gardner
Rockland
Stoughton
Acton
Provincetown
Hanson
Randolph
Billerica
Canton
Easton
Hamilton
Hull
Sharon
Holbrook
Southborough
Hanover
Clinton
Scituate
Abington
HOLYOKE
Cohasset
Chelmsford
Lincoln
Ayer
Northbridge
Rowley
Wayland
Bourne
Middleton
Holliston
Barnstable
Southbridge
East Bridgewater
Maynard
Shrewsbury
Wrentham
PITTSFIELD
Townsend
Dracut
Medway
NORTHAMPTON
Marshfield
Millbury
Rutland
West Bridgewater
Merrimac
Norton
Sterling
Lancaster
Lynnfield
Wareham
All other cities and towns
POLAND
BOSTON
WORCESTER
CHICOPEE
HOLYOKE
FALL RIVER
LOWELL
LAWRENCE
NEW BEDFORD
Westfield
CHELSEA
SPRINGFIELD
CAMBRIDGE
SALEM
Adams
Palmer
Easthampton
Webster
Ware
LYNN
NORTHAMPTON
Ludlow
Peabody
+238.1
-2.7
+1.4
+89.1
-12.5
-29.3
+134.5
+41.7
+3.1
+153.8
+132.1
+16.4
+8.5
+700.0
+392.3
+60.5
-31.4
-13.2
+114.8
+93.3
64
64
64
64
61
61
58
57
56
51
51
51
50
50
50
3,320
+9.8
+270.6
+112.0
-5.6
-10.5
+54.5
+28.2
2,694
+16.3
+23.2
83,373
9,445
5,741
4,808
3,732
3,470
3,108
3,022
2,858
1,970
1,966
1,949
1,907
1,860
1,841
1,819
1,776
1,736
1,443
1,362
1,107
1.008
986
1 Includes Austrian, German, and Russian Poland and Poland, n. 0. c.
320
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1916.
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES — Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
as Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
Per
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As COM-
PARED
WITH 1905
964
842
805
795
792
789
787
774
710
690
685
573
565
533
523
498
458
374
281
272
269
266
265
245
238
227
224
206
204
192
183
180
157
157
155
150
149
141
140
27,937
7,352
7,020
1,425
1,237
924
1,242
1,003
389
758
387
313
352
285
317
347
304
163
POLAND Con.
TAUNTON
Montague
Hardwick
PITTSFIELD
Wilbraham
Hatfield
Hadley
Clinton
Gardner
HAVERHILL
Ipswich
Southbridge
Warren
Great Barrington
Greenfield
BROCKTON
NEWBURYPORT
Maynard.
Deerfield
Dudley
Northbridge
Bridgewater
Sunderland
Norwood.
Grafton
FITCHBURG
Whately
Uxbridge
Amherst
NEWTON
Templeton
Blackstone
Williamsburg
West Springfield
Abington
NORTH ADAMS
MALDEN
Hanover
Shirley
Belchertown
WALTHAM
Hudson
Agawam
Wakefield
Barre
Russell
SOMERVILLE
EVERETT
Athol
South Hadley
Manchester
North Attleborough
Milford
Westford
Framingham
Canton
Dedham
WOBURN
Winchendon
REVERE
Danvers
Methuen
Saugus
Stoughton
ATTLEBORO
Walpole
Holden
Amesbury
MARLBOROUGH
Medway
Needham
Monson
Winthrop .
Wareham
Dracut
QUINCY
Westport
+86.6
+106.0
+90.3
+94.5
+79.1
+108.9
+21.3
-4.1
+146.5
+24.4
+139.8
+123.6
+98.9
+130.9
+100.0
+32.3
+32.6
+141.1
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
POLAND Con.
Southampton
56
Arlington
Bellingham
MEDFORD
Tewksbury
54
BEVERLY
53
Southwick
52
Conway
51
Norfolk
50
Sutton
50
All other cities and towns 2,300
PORTUGAL, includ-
ing island possessions 52,133
NEW BEDFORD
15,145
FALL RIVER
13,360
TAUNTON
2,772
CAMBRIDGE
2,216
LOWELL
1,930
BOSTON
1,507
Provincetown
962
Plymouth
959
GLOUCESTER
943
Dartmouth
928
Fairhaven
700
SOMERVILLE
700
Falmouth
658
Wareham
634
LAWRENCE
459
Dighton
403
Somerset
393
Ludlow
377
Peabody
346
Seekonk
276
Nantucket
229
Rehoboth
229
Carver
220
Oak Bluffs
216
Swansea
212
Marion
211
Barnstable
210
Bridgewater
204
ATTLEBORO
203
Westport
188
Middleborough
179
Hudson
175
Freetown.
170
Tisbury
161
Mattapoisett
153
Harwich
151
West Bridgewater
149
Raynham
141
Easton
133
Edgartown
129
Acushnet
127
HOLYOKE
117
Bourne
114
Cohasset
114
BROCKTON
106
Milford
101
Rochester
Truro
Berkley
CHICOPEE
70
Halifax
70
East Bridgewater
56
Duxbury
55
All other cities and towns 1,609
PRINCE EDWARD IS-
LAND
16,859
Boston
5.057
CAMBRIDGE
927
SOMERVILLE
893
QUINCY
481
LYNN
471
MALDEN
452
138
131
127
126
125
125
124
122
115
114
109
108
106
103
100
99
99
92
88
147 +67.3
192 +43.8
116 +97.4
159 +44.0
209 +5.3
236 -8.5
131 +61.8
54 +290.7
96 +118.8
121 +68.6
35 +480.0
121 +55.4
92 +94.6
86 +103.5
53 +220.8
76 +1118
108 +41.7
193
—218
75 +93.3
124 +13.7
24 +454 2
121 +6.6
42 +202.4
1 +11,600.0
59 +93.2
107
+6.5
26 +307.7
197
106
82
3
49.7
-20.8.
-2.4
+2,233.0
38
117
772
+47 4
-53.0
+108.4
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66
62
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13,648
4,651
819
594
144
336
381
+23.5
+8.7
+13 2
+50.3
+164.6
+40.2
+18.6
57
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
321
TABLE 16. DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES - Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS Con-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
398
386
377
370
345
315
309
287
276
270
237
221
187
158
155
150
142
141
113
112
100
98
96
88
240
257
390
313
253
207
298
268
113
294
174
245
273
95
109
85
98
147
87
88
34
66
50
+24.2
+50.2
-3.3
+18.2
+36.4
+52.2
+3.7
+7.1
+144.2
-8.2
+36.2
-9.8
-31.5
+66.3
+42.2
+76.5
+44.9
4.1
+29.9
+27.3
+194.1
+48.5
+92.0
197
191
178
169
168
165
163
162
161
156
156
150
149
141
135
134
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
129
PRINCE EDWARD IS-
LAND - Con.
LAWRENCE
LOWELL
CHELSEA
EVERETT
Brookline
HAVERHILL
BROCKTON
NEWTON.
MEDFORD
WORCESTER
New BEDFORD
WALTHAM
GLOUCESTER
Arlington
TAUNTON
Winthrop
REVERE
Watertown
WOBURN
BEVERLY
ATTLEBORO
MELROSE
Dedham
Ipswich
FALL RIVER
Belmont
SALEM
Milton
Reading
Winchester
NEWBURYPORT
SPRINGFIELD
Lexington
Braintree
Hingham
Framingham
Wellesley
Weymouth
Peabody
All other cities and towns
RUSSIA, n. 0. C.
BOSTON
CHELSEA
WORCESTER
MALDEN
LYNN
SPRINGFIELD
LAWRENCE
FALL RIVER
CAMBRIDGE
BROCKTON
REVERE
HAVERHILL
New BEDFORD
HOLYOKE
LOWELL
Peabody
SALEM
EVERETT
SOMERVILLE
QUINCY
PITTSFIELD
Gardner
TAUNTON
Maynard .
Framingham
NORTH ADAMS
FITCHBURG
BEVERLY
Stoughton
Athol
NEWTON
Bridgewater
NEWBURYPORT
WALTHAM
85
80
76
76
75
69
67
66
61
59
57
55
55
51
2,228
64
15
72
78
22
67
74
41
70
24
57
58
27
21
54
1,795
+35.9
+466.7
+11.1
--2.6
+245.5
+11.9
-6.8
+63.4
-5.7
+ 154.2
+3.5
-1.7
+103.7
+161.9
-5.6
+24.1
NNNN
RUSSIA, n. 0. C.-Con.
NORTHAMPTON
MED FORD
Hudson
CHICOPEE
Winthrop
Medway
Brookline
Westford
Plymouth
Dudley
WOBURN
Milford
Westfield
MARLBOROUGH
Webster
GLOUCESTER
Tewksbury
Canton
Dedham
Norwood
Millis
ATTLEBORO
Wakefield
Greenfield
MELROSE
Needham
Deerfield
Methuen
West Springfield
Walpole
Holliston:
Lexington
Arlington
Dan vers
Saugus
Concord
Rutland
Middleborough
Sunderland
Watertown
Easthampton
Easton
North Andover
Sherborn
Loominster
Pepperell.
Clinton
Erving
Franklin
Southbridge
All other cities and towns
SCOTLAND
BOSTON
QUINCY
SPRINGFIELD
LAWRENCE
HOLYOKE
LOWELL
WORCESTER
SOMERVILLE
CAMBRIDGE
Ludlow
Andover.
LYNN
FALL RIVER
NEW BEDFORD
FITCHBURG
MEDFORD
Brookline
EVERETT
NEWTON
NORTH ADAMS
MALDEN
CHICOPEE
PITTSFIELD
BEVERLY
IIIIIIIII
96,357
41,669
9.217
4,629
4,487
3,670
3,171
2,587
1,990
1,945
1,616
1,555
1,285
1,155
968
900
850
711
696
671
625
591
385
367
328
325
319
308
305
280
237
216
210
203
201
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
128
118
113
112
106
106
103
96
96
92
88
85
84
81
81
79
78
77
73
58
58
58
56
56
55
52
52
52
2,352
32,088 24,663
6,134 4,606
1,332 947
1,241 648
1,221 1,168
1,126 899
1,106 1,058
993 700
910 592
909 732
863 386
814 386
758 498
726
874
599 633
452 363
393 212
379 218
365 268
363 224
328 325
309 256
283 164
282 198
262 91
+30.1
+33,2
+40.7
+91.5
+4.5
+25.3
+4.5
+41.9
+53.7
+24.2
+123.6
+110.9
+52.2
-16.9
-5.4
+24.5
+85.4
+73.9
+36 2
+62.1
+0.9
+20.7
+11.6
+42.4
+187.9
322
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS -
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES Continued.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(---) In 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
1905 DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
As Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
-29.8
-3.8
-11.4
+38.0
-20.8
+22.5
260
251
247
238
226
226
218
206
188
188
186
182
165
162
157
380
258
211
152
145
181
125
67
116
168
199
99
76
74
191
561
393
404
237
399
253
273
332
256
115
172
137
119
78
83
150
228
117
129
SCOTLAND – Con.
Clinton
TAUNTON
BROCKTON
HAVERHILL
North Andover
REVERE
Methuen
Weymouth
South Hadley
WALTHAM
Milton
Dedham
Braintree
Needham
Adams
CHELSEA
Winthrop
Watertown
Grafton
Northbridge
ATTLEBORO
MELROSE
Leominster
Belmont
Easthampton
Saugus
Norwood
Palmer
Arlington
GLOUCESTER
Maynard.
Wakefield
Milford
NEWBURYPORT
SALEM
Amesbury
Wellesley
Framingham
Westfield
Concord
NORTHAMPTON
West Springfield
Natick"
North Attleborough
Southbridge
Tewksbury
Peabody
Plymouth
Walpole
Clarksburg
Millbury
Warren
WOBURN
Bridgewater
Lenox
Chelmsford
Easton
Greenfield
Lee
All other cities and towns
SWEDEN
WORCESTER
BOSTON
BROCKTON
CAMBRIDGE
QUINCY
LYNN
SPRINGFIELD
EVERETT
MALDEN
SOMERVILLE
WALTHAM
LOWELL
ATTLEBORO
Brookline
Easton
40
80
180
71
83
81
61
56
87
77
79
50
62
114
107
87
122
59
102
102
53
65
43
47
70
45
128
127
124
117
115
110
105
103
99
96
95
93
93
93
93
92
90
90
89
89
83
81
78
78
77
74
74
72
72
70
68
68
66
64
64
64
61
59
58
54
54
52
3,029
-31.6
-2.7
+17.1
+56.6
+55.9
+24.9
+74.4
+207.5
1
+119
-6.5
+83.8
+117.1
+118.9
-17.8
-34.2
+222.5
+60.0
- 29.4
+74.6
+410
+42.0
+80.3
+87.5
+18.4
+28.6
+21.5
+90.0
+50.0
-18.4
-13.1
+6.9
—24.6
+52.5
-118
-12.7
+67.9
+27.7
+88.4
+66.0
+11.4
+71.1
+13.8
+15.6
+18.0
-5.3
+52.2
-18.1
-11.7
+8.2
+422
394
378
358
327
316
310
273
267
252
251
246
229
228
203
191
173
166
165
159
150
150
150
138
131
131
130
122
118
117
116
116
111
100
99
98
97
92
91
SWEDEN Con.
GLOUCESTER
NEWTON
Gardner
Norwood
FITCHBURG
WOBURN
Rockport
Orange
NEW BEDFORD
BEVERLY
MED FORD
Arlington.
Auburn
PITTSFIELD
Belmont
Watertown
Saugus
Milton
Millbury
Framingham
Holden
Wakefield
Winchester
Milford
REVERE
Natick
SALEM
Chelmsford
Weymouth
Leominster
MELROSE
Dedham
Blackstone
Braintree
East Longmeadow
Swam pscott
CHELSEA
LAWRENCE
Winthrop
TAUNTON
FALL RIVER
West Bridgewater
NORTHAMPTON
Wellesley
Seekonk
Southbridge
Shrewsbury
HOLYOKE
Concord
Walpole
HAVERHILL
Athol
Danvers
Grafton
Palmer
Tewksbury
Stoughton
Bridgewater
Manchester
Westford
Lexington
Falmouth
Franklin
Boylston
Ashland
Andover
Randolph
East Bridgewater
Middleborough
Rockland
All other cities and towns
88
-19.6
-1.6
+118.3
+43.0
+67.2
+916
+160.3
+130.1
+47.9
+107.5
+54.2
+82.8
+51.5
-2.6
-3.2
-6.1
-3.0
+48.9
+73.3
-20.3
-1.7
+80.0
+75.8
+234
+98.2
-43.5
+7.6
+12.6
+67.2
-52.6
-31.1
+89.4
+54.4
+16.0
+24.6
+7.7
-4.5
+70.8
—29.1
+87.5
-20.4
+50.0
+176.9
+25.5
+28.3
+139.3
+81.1
+4.8
-11.1
-16.0
+41.9
+35.6
+1.7
+32.6
+89.7
+89.7
+45.9
+60.6
+12.8
+152.4
+36.8
+18.2
+8.5
+5.4
86
B%以​仍​仍​行​44220N
80
107
87
99
154
155
147
135
88
75
153
120
65
66
94
56
177
92
87
58
194
132
47
57
75
69
78
88
48
110
40
93
48
26
55
53
28
37
63
72
75
43
45
59
43
29
29
37
33
47
21
38
44
47
3,033
64
61
76
46
83
77
82
78
75
74
72
67
45
64
85
54
36
51
69
37
36
2,514
-24.7
+13.0
+63.9
+13.7
-21.7
+45.9
+44.4
+20.5
64
63
61
61
60
57
55
55
54
53
41,136
8,150
7,450
2,642
1,513
1,296
1,231
1,155
888
846
821
635
630
493
463
432
37,517
7,992
6,707
2,487
1,831
1,051
1,137
823
672
782
618
478
709
297
383
490
+9.6
+2.0
+11.1
+6.2
- 17.4
+23.3
+8.3
+40.3
+32.1
+8.2
+32.8
+32.8
-11.1
+660
+20.9
-11.8
53
52
52
51
3,196
SYRIA
BOSTON
LAWRENCE
WORCESTER
FALL RIVER
7,771
1,960
1,936
735
705
3,381
750
1,292
355
137
+129.8
+161.3
+49.8
+107.0
+414.6
DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN BORN.
323
TABLE 16. — DISTRIBUTION BY CITIES AND TOWNS OF POPULATION BORN IN
CERTAIN SPECIFIED FOREIGN COUNTRIES Concluded.
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
CITIES AND TOWNS AND
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1905
PER
CENT OF
INCREASE
(+) OR
DECREASE
(-) IN 1915
AS Com-
PARED
WITH 1905
347
314
251
218
201
186
105
84
54
675
196
169
4
142
3
32
13
7
12
269
+77.0
+85.8
+6,175.0
+53.5
+6,600.0
+4813
+707.7
+1,100.0
+350.0
+150.9
TURKEY, n. 0. C.- Con.
FITCHBURG
BROCKTON
Hudson
SOMERVILLE
REVERE
NEWBURYPORT
WOBURN.
MARLBOROUGH
Franklin
MALDEN
All other cities and towns
166
97
85
84
65
64
59
58
51
50
990
47
21
22
17
2
40
+253.2
+361.9
+286.4
+394.1
+3,150.0
+60.0
5
5
28
302
+1.060.0
+920.0
+78.6
+227.8
SYRIA-Con.
SPRINGFIELD
LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD
NORTH ADAMS
QUINCY
BROCKTON
Methuen
Norwood.
Dracut
All other cities and towns
TURKEY, n. 0. C.
BOSTON
WORCESTER
Peabody
LYNN
New BEDFORD
LOWELL
CAMBRIDGE
CHELSEA
Southbridge
LAWRENCE
Northbridge
Natick
SPRINGFIELD
SALEM
HAVERHILL
7,841
1,315
775
561
489
474
449
318
259
248
233
211
208
183
182
167
2,027
342
362
96
143
37
190
117
7
67
40
20
10
38
19
50
+286.8
+284.5
+114.1
+484.4
+242.0
+1,181.1
+136.3
+171.8
+3,600.0
+270.1
+482.5
+955.0
+1,980.0
+381.6
+857.9
+234.0
WALES
BOSTON
NORTH ADAMS
FALL RIVER
CAMBRIDGE
QUINCY
LOWELL
All other cities and towns
1,521
292
170
92
65
54
51
797
1,537
309
211
108
61
63
47
738
-1.0
-5.5
-19.4
--14.8
+6.6
-14.3
+8.5
+8.0
WEST INDIES
BOSTON
CAMBRIDGE
NEW BEDFORD
All other cities and towns
1,793
726
408
1,511
593
175
97
562
82
661
+18.7
+22.4
+133.1
+18.3
-15.0
324
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 17.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH) BY
(Note. — “N. 0. c." means not otherwise classified.
POPULATION BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total
Males
Females
GORAN
1,879,597
1,302,968
576,629
5,568
546
1,532
3,490
1,209
344,951
146,296
17,838
46,444
10,349
71,665
66,475
48,996
16,683
796
122,901
7,587
1,692
68
1,426
3,201
13,904
4.864
48,224
15
16
28
22
1
THE STATE
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
Belgium
9 British Empire
10 Canada
11
New Brunswick
12
Nova Scotia
13
Prince Edward Island
14
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
17
Scotland
18
Wales
19 Ireland
20 Newfoundland
21 British possessions, n. o. c.
22 China
23 Denmark
24 France
25 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
26 Greece
27 Italy
Japan
29 Netherlands
30 Norway.
31 Poland
32 Austrian
33 German
34 Russian
35 Poland, n. o. c.:
36 Portugal
37 Portugal proper
38 Island possessions
39 Roumania
40 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
41 Finland
42 Lithuania :
43 Russia, n. o. c.
44 Serbia
45 South and Central America and Mexico
46 Spain
47 Sweden
48 Switzerland
49 Turkey
50 Armenia
51 Syria
52 Other Asiatic Turkey
53 European Turkey
54 Turkey, n. 0. C..
55 West Indies
56 Cuba
57 West Indies, n. o. c.
58 Other foreign countries
3,693,310
2,541,265
1,152,045
12,004
1,069
3,249
7,686
2,584
620,070
263,786
30,010
79,115
16,859
137,802
129,538
95,929
32,088
1,521
210,166
13,269
3,311
1,804
3,402
6,287
28,696
18,163
122,129
169
2,062
5,833
83,373
33,311
1,172
46,995
1,895
52,133
25,839
26,294
1,813,713
1,238,297
575,416
6,436
523
1,717
4,196
1,375
275,119
117,490
12,172
32,671
6,510
66,137
63,063
46,933
15,405
725
87,265
5,682
1,619
1,736
1,976
3,086
14,792
13,299
73,905
147
1,210
3,007
46,123
16,647
592
27,882
1,002
27,979
13,903
14,076
0.
852
2,826
37,250
16,664
580
19,113
893
24,154
11,936
12,218
919
123,450
14,342
12,751
96,357
123
850
657
41,136
1,371
21.986
6,374
7,771
3,431
2,184
2.226
1,793
177
1,616
1,051
486
66,011
7,111
7,398
51,502
96
484
462
19,999
684
15,260
4,457
4,477
2,637
1,942
1,747
1,049
109
940
695
433
57,439
7,231
5,353
44,855
27
366
195
21,137
687
6.726
1,917
3,294
794
242
479
744
68
676
356
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
325
SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR THE STATE.
“Other foreign countries" include persons born at sea of foreign parents.)
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PARENTS BORN IN
COUNTRY SPECIFIED
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
1
2
3
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
2,541,265
1,377,121
1,164,144
10,481
1,268
2,729
6,484
849
783.588
266,954
23,105
59,721
12,577
171,551
129,471
95,849
31.687
1,935
374,717
10,785
1,661
944
3,679
5,871
49,639
3,512
83,031
40
1,804
4,659
54,753
23,510
1,507
28,332
1,404
36,610
15,852
20,758
754
78,079
9,133
5,994
62,952
29
448
564
34,136
1,524
7,352
1,913
3,536
1,04+
201
1,238,297
671,218
567,079
5,243
616
1,329
3,298
425
377,283
130,279
10,813
29.071
6,221
84,174
62,170
46,176
15,038
956
178,732
5,356
746
1,302,968
1,238,297 1,302,968
670,851 710,375
567,446 592,593
5,257 5,108
662
667
1,374 1,398
3,221 3,043
307
318
389,390 415,626
135,752 141,176
12,627 14,186
33,737 35,560
7,469 7.729
81,919 83,701
56.725 61,707
41,551 45,339
14,223 15,350
951
1,018
190,033 205,611
6,284 6,410
596
722
883
71
1,231
1,287
2,058 2,108
20,975 21,467
1,577 1,506
39,262 38,548
14
5
676
689
2,052 2,053
26,505 27,266
12,166 12,699
699
813
12,975 13,093
665
661
16,683 16,805
7,352 7,235
9,331 9,570
329
314
37,940 37,446
4,652 4,584
2,844
3,016
30,444 29,846
13
13
187
169
180
17,116 17,013
614
658
3,544 3,371
875
909
1,773
1,721
511
404
89
83
2,055,581 | 1,004,298 1,051,283
1,191,655 580,435 611,220
863,926 423,863 440,063
7,471 3,823 3,648
1,015
505
510
2,100
1,037 1,063
4,356 2,281 2,075
439
215
224
544,451 263,404 281,047
162,289 80,224 82,065
8,859 4,165 4,694
28,239 13,967 14,272
5,450 2,724 2,726
119,741 59,368 60,373
63,184 30,603 32,581
47,085 22,882 24,203
15,472 7,403 8,069
627
318
309
311,475 148,830 162,645
7,119 3,571
3,548
384
176
208
879
826
53
1,731
836
895
2,220 1,101 1,119
33,408 16,535 16,873
3,026 1,549 1,477
76,848 38,679 38,169
6
3
3
1,047
514
533
2,681 1,352 1,329
49,679 24,674 25,005
22,670 11,209 11,461
1,119
526
593
24,631 12,312 12,319
1,259
627
632
31,705 15,806 15,899
13,838 6,968 6,870
17,867 8,838 9,029
385
190
195
71,456 35,973 35,483
8,577 4,315
4,262
5,594 2,756 2,838
57,285 28,902 28,383
21
10
11
59
38
21
201
108
93
28,592 14,294 14,298
512
238
274
6,671 3,426 3,245
1,729
860
869
3,450 1,756 1,694
852
473
379
144
74
70
496
263
233
319
180
139
15
8
7
304
172
132
119
89
30
169
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
296
254
客
​304
278
658
1,038
182
856
760
866
1,749
2,792
24,359
1,785
41,741
19
873
2,283
27,139
11,630
723
14,089
697
18,190
7.934
10,256
325
39,168
4,574
2,959
31,635
12
217
283
16,966
716
3,746
959
1,802
549
100
336
525
90
435
374
705,903
597,065
5,238
652
1,400
3,186
424
406,305
136,675
12.292
30,650
6,356
87,377
67,301
49,673
16,649
979
195,985
5,429
915
78
1,930
3,079
25,280
1,727
41,290
21
931
2,376
27,614
11,880
784
14,243
707
18,420
7,918
10,502
429
38,911
4,559
3,035
31,317
17
231
281
17,170
808
3,606
954
1,734
495
101
322
513
92
421
386
2,541,265
1,381,226
1,160,039
10,365
1.329
2,772
6,264
625
805,016
276,928
26,813
69,297
15,198
165,620
118,432
86.890
29,573
1,969
395,644
12,694
1,318
954
2,518
4,166
42,442
3,083
77,810
19
1,365
4,105
53,771
24,865
1,512
26,068
1,326
33,488
14,587
18,901
643
75,386
9,236
5,860
60,290
26
356
349
34,129
1,272
6,915
1,784
3,494
915
172
550
582
100
482
654
56
57
58
43
261
360
57
221
294
326
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE.
[NOTE. — “N. 0. c.” means not otherwise classified: "Other foreign countries” include persons born at sea of
foreign parents. ]
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,879
2,424
455
2,424
1,788
636
5,646 2,767
4,771 2,347
875 420
2
2
537 230
242
101
49 21
76 25
29 13
88 42
522
149
28
57
2,424
1,824
600
2
468
126
14
37
16
59
67
42
22
3
271
307
141
28
51
16
46
61
45
15
1
102
O
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2.347
1,736
611
2
506
145
19
40
16
70
84
60
23
1
276
1
2,347
1,693
654
1
554
190
23
66
16
85
79
53
24
2
280
5
1,969 2,071
1,557 1,665
412 406
1
324 307
58 52
4
6
15 13
1
39 32
42 31
26 19
16 12
57
114
28732
25
87
24
3
176
5
42
9
2
74
2
223
297
5
223
1
1
4
2
6
2
1
1
19
2
23
1
157
4
1
42
ISI INI
4
1
42
71
42
43
43
43
157
71
42
43
42
43
42
43
INICININE!
30
DIWIE SI
49
26
20
30
23
7
38
26
Ne
39
26
104
59
42
3
28
7
1
38
26
7
191 III III
22
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31
23
7
1
11
1
1
15
5
14
3
1
14
11
3
6
2
1
19
11
7
Abington
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
o.c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Adams
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c. :
West Indies
Other foreign countries
6,855
4,383
2,472
79
924
554
2.
2
4,122
1,631
2,491
54
1,184
681
4,122 4,383
1,659 1.729
2,463 2,654
65 56
1,139 1,230
668 700
3,343 3,527
1,303 1,331
2,040 2,196
50
37
820
477 500
888
13,218 6,363
8,505 4,122
4,713
2,241
167 88
1,692 768
1,029 475
3
1
7
5
1
1
1,018 468
398
190
237
157 74
4
1
262 101
1
1
2
1
126 59
688 339
15
12
85 52
1
3
677
227
133
550
208
122
83
3
161
4,383
1,672
2,711
41
1,268
718
2
2
2
712
223
125
97
1
324
1
2
62
418
6
30
668
196
117
79
698
209
108
100
477
129
78
51
500
133
70
63
115
276
275
321
255
1
67
349
3
33
38
380
2
54
391
380
335
44
353
3
27
29
759
618
1,841
1,501
26
181
133
876
695
10
109
62
745
615
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965
806
16
72
71
842
711
18
65
48
770
637
9
849
726
18
57
48
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808
695
12
53
48
20
27
43
3
23
2
24
1
23
1
26
23
22
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19
1
20
21
2
20
EL TRIONI
37
20
17
3
6
7
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
327
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE – Continued.
-

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
FATHER
MOTHER
BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,555 2,327
3,434 1,730
1,121 597
25 10
420
202
234 105
5
3
2,228
1,704
524
15
218
129
5
1
1,730 1,704
1,053 1,017
677
687
19 14
375 365
225 206
3
1
1,730
1,046
684
23
381
207
4
1
1,704
1,007
697
11
378
211
1,468 1,461
911
550
9
256
144
2
142
225
64
53
11
102
37
30
7
18
123
27
23
4
209
32
23
223
49
33
14
2
101
203
43
29
14
202
34
23
9
2
140
3,8,118 votre
6
120
58
62
115
1
2
2
1
7
15
1
2
28
1
25
36
21
32
195
181
193
194
188
427
1
131
23
232
1
85
11
180
1
48
13
46
12
49
7
54
9
1
42
7
108
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74
34
42
45
35
35
10
2
2
1
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8
31
13
Colonia
18
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13
21
16
2
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13
6
1
19
12
3
Agawam
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Amesbury
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
466
8,543
6,762
1,781
16
1,515
888
97
152
45
594
208
118
89
1
404
14
1
8
24
8
34
4,079 4,464
3,219 3,543
860 921
10 6
706 809
438 450
44 53
65 87
22 23
307 287
93 115
49 69
44 45
1
236
7
3,219 3,543
2,042 2,269
1,177 1,274
9 11
1,052
1,132
486 532
44 57
57 68
24 22
361 385
141 161
88 103
49 54
4 4
421 433
4
6
ON
3,219 3,543
2,072 2,316
1,147 1,227
8
7
1,033 1,110
479
50 39
48 63
24 28
344 349
130 144
81 106
46 37
3 1
428 480
9
6
1
2
19 18
2,593 2,869
1,790 2,015
803 854
3
6
712 762
308 334
14 17
11 20
6 7
277 290
64 67
41 48
23 19
లుండి
168
336
4
357
4
0.
2
12
OON
12
26
28
15
2
12
8.
18
2
45
11
16
14
19
12
19
12
72
27
14
19
1
17
5
27
16
28
12
19
8
29
20
21
12
45
34
11
12
16
11
9
9
24
1
29
3
1
23
2
58
17
1
40
28
10
6
4
2
29
9
1
19
14
9
6
3
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I WISIS INISI
21
14
1
26
16
21
19
3
26
18
20
13
24
11
1
3
3
1
2
6
5
1
3
328
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,002 2,221
1,673 1,852
329 369
4
212 260
38
130
33
2,270 2,480
1,797 1,979
473 501
1
8
319 349
80 72
2 2
10 15
1
67 55
70 70
46
21
3
3
167 204
2
3
5,558 2,649 2,909
4,750 2,270 2,480
808 379 429
12
4
8
406 172 234
57 73
5 4 1
31 14 17
1
1
39 54
41
24 23
45 16 29
2
1
175 72 103
1
5
1
1
33 13 20
6
51 33 18
2,270 2,480
1,776 1,942
494 538
5
6
342 395
86
2 2
17 21
1
2
54 61
69 65
39 41
28 23
2
1
195 239
4
5
31
31
35
31
19
12
46
18
13
148
191
2
2
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BINOD 29-5
1
28
18
13
14
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224
80
8
1
71
18
112
35
1
77
24
112
45
1
69
21
1
54
11
64
53
48
53
43
21
22
14
25
14
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5
16
8
6
16
11
1
15
10
1
13
18
1
13
10
145-----5
2
2
Amherst
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Andover
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
7,978
5,505
2,473
3,615
2,526
1,089
4,363
2,979
1,384
2,526
1,488
1,038
1,883
1,271
612
2,309
1,543
766
2
667
78
2,242
428
41
202
41
144
1,140
322
814
964
172
10
87
16
59
525
158
364
3
252
11
4
9
20
4
20
1,278
256
31
115
25
85
615
164
450
1
382
20
2,526 2,979
1,521 1,819
1.005 1,160
2
900 1,021
173 168
13
18
83 82
16 4
61 64
354 428
165 198
189 230
955
190
28
71
13
78
366
139
227
2,979
1,771
1,208
3
1,085
197
27
75
16
79
422
165
257
550
71
7
24
4
36
206
268
363
9
1
414
9
384
14
1
10
12
634
31
9
24
38
5
33
4
16
6
28
445
19
2.
11
29
1
17
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17
6
47
1
19
3
10
6
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5
6
10
4
2
13
1
5
10
1
12
53
35
32
25
24
23
29
10
19
6
26
10
5
28
11
9
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12
6
4
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
329
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
14,889 6,870
11,391 5,291
3,498 1,579
16
8
2,559 1,069
1,089
437
244
101
491
192
53
196
91
356 181
262 128
93
53
1
1,030 424
76
25
8
2
12
3
70 35
3
3
312 195
42 22
55 37
2
1
1
49 35
8,019
6,100
1,919
8
1,490
652
143
299
105
105
175
134
40
1
606
51
158
5,291 6,100
3,242 3,764
2,049 2,336
2
5
1,622 1,856
412 496
88 101
197 244
54 55
73 96
249 288
180 207
67 80
2 1
1,035
28 36
2
1
9
9
74
110
1
125 134
16
26
15
15
5,291 6,100
3,276 3,834
2,015
2,266
6 11
1,629 1,854
455 544
110 116
200 250
67 76
78 102
194 247
152 192
41 53
1 2
939
1,012
40 51
1
7
6
54 81
4,264 4,803
2,860 3,306
1,404 1,497
2
5
1,079 1,159
172 185
47 46
82 93
25 18
18 28
105 108
79 85
25 23
1
778 836
24 30
931
35
3
66
48
112
117
20
113
28
11
113
17
10
112
14
17
3
3
11
11
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15
1
10
15
10
36
18
46
1
8
31
2
9
19
8
19
36
34
79
229
15
5
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45
95
10
3
36
103
3
19
99
29
115
1
0
7
2
1
2
10
5
62
38
24
33
42
21
33
12
19
Arlington
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Athol
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
4,907
3,955
952
17
494
346
50
72
6
218
9,783
7,836
1,947
49
941
674
97
118
16
443
156
111
38
7
85
9
17
4
22
13
143
4
122
4,876
3,881
995
32
447
328
47
46
10
225
74
51
21
2
31
4
10
4
14
11
89
1
57
3,881 3,955
2,717 2,794
1,164 1,161
42 34
651 692
410 413
36 36
47 46
4 9
323 322
85 106
55 73
26
30
4
3
137 144
6 6
13 23
6
3
36 38
112, Eric Mooi verra
3,881 3,955
2,767 2,844
1,114 1,111
30 27
629 662
368 375
23 35
59 57
7 5
279 278
99 114
65 83
25 19
9 12
150 157
6 7
6
9
1
24 28
3,333 3,406
2,516 2,589
817 817
26 21
359 402
227 237
12 20
11 17
1
203 200
41 54
26 41
14 12
1
1
88 108
3
25
81
56
56
3
44
89
1
47
1
45
44
-
1
121
45
44
46
45
45
44
-
-
569
300
269
263
255
1
242
258
240
170
130
332
237
68
2
162
107
35
77
186
33
92
163
29
260
2
77
181
24
90
152
29
77
181
22
88
152
23
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330
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
18,480
13,745
4,735
22
3,398
1,986
71
459
100
1,356
840
718
117
5
562
8
2
19
146
58
105
9,095 9,385
6,783 6,962
2,312 2,423
9 13
1,560 1,838
911 1,075
32 39
161 298
34 66
684 672
414 426
367 351
46 71
1
4
230 332
5
3
2
13
6
87 59
39 19
68 37
3
4
40 37
25 29
6,783 6,962
4,260 4,318
2,523 2,644
14 8
2,093 2,139
1,107
1,084
26 32
214 196
28
839 814
413 489
355 400
56 84
2 5
568
558
5
6
6,783 6,962
4,264 4,347
2,519 2,615
12
9
2,033 2,033
1,080 995
22 14
156
127
32 27
870 827
480 518
424
421
53 94
3
3
465 508
8 10
2
15 20
126 154
5
5
38
1
24 27
14 17
42
5,308
3,646
1,662
12
1,312
695
6
73
7
609
253
224
29
5,471
3,710
1,761
8
1,344
657
2
60
13
582
293
240
52
1
390
4
361
3
15
121
4
74
9
91
4
37
1
26
19
4
98
4
37
42
37
1
35
1
20
14
20
17
54
24
22
15
10
3
203
123
17
113
67
9
7
1
90
56
8
9
1
40
38
6
59
44
6
5
2
41
30
3
43
9
38
6
1
32
151
1
38
180
4
27
153
48
235
4
1
34
170
2
26
124
1
106
493
15
2
1
12
32
144
2
58
258
11
1
1
9
3
1
1
2
1
3
32
4
3
35
2
1
20
69
44
25
23
9
9
ATTLEBORO
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward İsland
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Auburn
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
894
504
390
3,281
2,409
872
8
477
257
240
135
12
1,717
1,253
464
5
242
130
4
27
7
92
80
70
10
1,564
1,156
408
3
235
127
8
21
3
95
63
53
10
1,253 1,156
686 614
567 542
5 7
378 359
242 211
3. 7
24 18
3
4
212 182
72 72
53 46
19 26
949
550
399
3
238
150
1
2
3
144
34
27
7
48
1,253 1,156
677 605
576 551
9 2
385 372
254 213
12
9
14 14
3
224
187
53 64
44 46
9 15
3
76
2
4
125
10
187
143
123
20
75
32
43
64
76
54
1
1
1
35
2
1
16
1
17
19
26
1
6
31
3
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24
16
23
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4
113
13
105
3
108
101
2
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
331
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
Fe
males
Males
Fe
Males
Fe
males
males
males
2,779
2,224
555
1,420
1,131
289
1,093 1,131
786
345
854
622
232
922
691
231
1,093 1,131
706 767
387 364
1
2
333
85 77
12
28 17
192
255
78
305
74
8
12
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444
160
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Native
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Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
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Canada
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Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n, o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Barnstable
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
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Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
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Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
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Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
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Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
4,995 2,499 2,496
4,205 2,106 2,099
790
397
2,106 2,099
1,771 1,765
335 334
2,106 2,099
1,696 1,721
410 378
1,887 1,891
1,641 1,652
246 239
95
120
160
299
129
217
98
12
12
204
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16
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Native PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,124 1,047
724 659
400 388
997
667
330
898
598
300
178
64
116
238
88
2
19
10
1,588
1,047
541
1
238
65
8
17
2
38
126
119
6
1
44
3
1,124 1,047
715 666
409 381
1
1
251 186
79 68
6 12
14 13
1
6
58 37
63 38
45 36
18
193
76
6
16
5
49
63
51
12
3,476 1,888
2,171 1,124
1,305 764
1
477 239
126 61
13
5
36 19
2
75 37
270 144
256 137
13 7
1
75 31
4
1
2
11
2
56 56
473 290
1
126
68 32
4
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54
40
32
8
19
54
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74
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36
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40
14
9
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84
54
27
20
104
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44
10
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Belmont
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
8,081 3,767
5,852 2,775
2,229 992
11
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1,490
597
673 273
122 49
384 157
85 29
82 38
269
123
156 72
105 47
8
4
491 181
47 20
10
6
3
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5
338 202
37 16
15 10
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3,077
1,237
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893
400
73
227
56
44
146
84
58
4
310
27
10
3
16
2
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2,775 3,077
1,754 1,862
1,021 1,215
4
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773 907
277 313
49 71
149 173
33 20
46 49
152 193
96
117
53 72
3
4
334 382
10 19
2,775 3,077
1,740 1,859
1,035 1,218
1 4
801 931
273 315
52 80
142 163
25 17
54 55
149 174
95 114
48 56
6 4
361 425
15 16
3
1
1
4
31 36
4
8
111 130
8 10
4
2,228 2,460
1,537 1,637
691 823
1
2
485 578
125 144
16
26
75 87
13
9
21 22
79 87
53 52
34
1
272
333
9
14
26
3
49
4
111
5
1
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54
8
132
13
4
1
23
4
111
5
1
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8
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4
5
14
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20
4
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16
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6
6
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9
20
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12
13
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
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TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
22,959 11,469 11,490
16,874 8,359 8,515
6,085 3,110 2,975
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3,836 1,693 2,143
2,020 869 1,151
288 127 161
970 378 592
112 36 76
650 328 322
877 435 442
602 296 306
262 135 127
13
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16 10
48 23 25
52 45
1,257 891 366
56 27 29
53 27 26
3
1
2
8,359 8,515
5,574 5,694
2,785 2,821
3 5
2,108 2,186
1,036 1,060
105 135
394 397
45
493 483
396 349
265 245
131 103
1
638 736
32 39
6 2
13 12
48 51
11 11
298 233
16 22
19 26
1
8,359 8,515
5,493 5,601
2,866 2,914
8
6
2,219 2,339
1,104 1,170
101 131
487 517
64 62
452 460
356 299
245 206
104 84
7
9
723 824
36 44
6,821 6,897
4,919 5,001
1,902 1,896
3
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1,334
1,379
581 582
21 36
173 176
25 22
362 348
215
146
69
524
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219
22
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19
18
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14
10
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20
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101
16
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14
112
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
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Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n.o.c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, o. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Billerica
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
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Germany, exclusive of German Poland
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Austrian
German
Russian
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Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania :
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3,246 1,600 1,646
2,442 1,228 1,214
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432
1,228 1,214
746 738
482 476
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466
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,008
1,507 1,598
666 686
841 912
11
634 700
209
198
3 2
7 8
5,689 2,821 2,868
1,949 2,059
1,681 872 809
22 12 10
1,012 494
519
440
224 216
9 4 5
17 6 11
5
3
2
409 211 198
121 60 61
98 49 49
11
1
1
383 179 204
67 30 37
1
89
48
30
14
7
101
40
46
19
192 107 85
152
75
1,949 2,059
832 854
1,117 1,205
13
4
850 934
270 283
6
14 17
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249 260
71 56
56
42
15 13
1
468 541
37 52
41
2
10 20
16 17
1,949 2,059
851 870
1,098 1,189
12
6
845 929
279 280
3 2
14 17
1
6
261 255
80 73
64 56
16 16
1
434 500
51 76
1
4 13
23 19
199
32
30
2
188
24
22
2
22
435
43
365
27
1
3
10
35
35
30
21
81
68
36
13
74
62
26
17
80
69
12
74
69
14
78
68
40
10
13
11
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
BOSTON
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
229
745, 439 369,434 376,005 235,186 242,099 235,186 242,099 188,276 191,781
477,285 235,186 242,099 108,758 111.124 109,442 112,417 92,445 94,057
268,154 134,248 133,906 126,428 130,975 125,744 129,682 95,831 97,724
3,107 1,638 1,469 1,162 1,225 1,108 1,151 729 745
134,480 58,471 76,009 78,483 83,163 81,721 86,224 55,931 58,570
43,371 17,639 25,732 14,929 16,037 16,326 17,755 6.921 7,353
7.651 3,009 4,642 2,726 3,047 2,937 3,4 25 1,031 1,158
20,989 8,440 12,549 6,723 7,163 7,525 8,113 3,324 3,509
5,057 1,975 3,082 1,819 1,957 2,103 2,173 839 889
9,674 4,215 5,459 3,661 3,870 3,761
4,044 1,727 1,797
20,429 10,362 10,067 9,921 10,883 8,664 9,373 3,986 4,198
14,003 7,161 6,842
7,042 7,690 6,107 6,628 2,719 2,834
6,134 3,052 3,082 2,726 3,038 2,387 2,567 1,233 1,326
292 149 143 153 155 170 178 34 38
64,455 27.635 36,820 51,330 53,980 54,138 56,571|| 43,504 45,571
4,876 2,075 2,801 2,060 2,019 2,418 2,339 1,439 1,363
1,349 760 589 243
244
175
186 81 85
1,091 507 584 614 690 446 492
208
8,402 4,411 3,991 7,468 7,511 6,200
6,213 5,065 4,985
2,917 2,397 520 247 227
188 215 181
42,932) 25,606 17,326 14,933 14,951 14,085 14,007 13,907 13,881
2,132 1,155 977 697 644 643
473 400
9,445 5,517 3,928 2,657 2,789 2,425 2,610 2,158 2,262
1,226 630 596 232 241 221 278 172 188
124 64 60 76 93 67 81 49 53
7,917 4,732 3,185 2,271 2,394 2,078 2,198 1,890 1,978
178 91 87 78 61 59 53 47 43
1,507 944 563 750 715 599 578 521 508
45,007 23,792 21,215 14,145 13,908 13,572 13,208 12,887 12,491
655 313 342 172 195 176
185 133 141
2,683 1,567 1,116
514
474 495 498
471 425
41.669 21,912 19,757 13,459 13,239 12,901 12,525 12,283 11,925
7,450 3,569 3,881 2,500 2,655 2,483 2,544 1,993 2,061
4,173 2,655 1,518 800 744 755 704 721 666
898 574 324 150 142 140 129 132 122
1,960 1,099 861
482
474 452 471
443
1,315 982 333 168 154 141 123 118 101
726 471 255 135 172 94 99 52 53
4,785 3,115 1,670 1,837 1,581 1,392 1,093 971 692
221
571
448
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
335
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
990
804
988
810
178
1
56
988
796
192
186
990
785
205
1
78
42
908
757
151
1
30
11
902
764
138
1
27
17
54
44
2,672 1,420 1,252
1,978 990 988
694 430 264
4 3 1
159 71 88
90 38 52
2
1
1
68 32 36
1
1
19 4 15
44 22 22
26 14
12
18 8 10
2
26
1
2
15
12
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24
10
14
4
12
3
351
1
3
5
3
231
120
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Bourne
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries:
Braintree
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward İsland
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland:
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
9,343 4,583
7,097 3,471
2,246
1,112
24 13
1,417 637
701 295
115 41
427 183
61 27
98 44
374
195
208 102
93
4,760
3,626
1,134
11
780
406
74
244
34
54
179
106
3,471 3,626
2,269 2,36
1,202 1,258
11 17
846 908
369 397
31 43
242
239
19 26
77
89
171 187
103 116
65 70
3
1
290 297
12 21
4 6
9
47 40
3,471 3,626
2,235 2,321
1,236 1,305
10
912
430
53
273 287
13
91 73
145
103
36
6
321 324
15
1
7
44
2,803 2,875
1,992 2,051
811 824
9 10
528 559
221 231
17 25
156 153
8 17
40 36
75 86
56 50
19 36
178
130
13
227
235
7
30
1
31
13
33
473
332
141
182
152
144
173
7
144
10
3
152
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
109
9,381 6,060 3,321
6,106 3,718 2,388
3,275 2,342 933
47 40
7
1,658 1,228 430
517 346 171
45 30
15
160 95 65
22 12 10
290 209 81
289 219 70
224
175 49
61 42 19
4
2
2
823 637 186
18 17
1
11
9
2
10
8
2
43 37
6
61 56
5
372 247 125
9 6 3
272 169 103
13 11
2
3,718 2,388
2,060 1,576
1,658 812
8
7
1,304 510
308 180
18 6
74 53
7
209 117
137 93
86
47 32
4
856 233
3
3,718 2,388 3,186 2,038
2.035 1,555 1,846 1,420
1,683 833 1,340 618
6
4
6
4
1,347 538 1,024
338
317
199
181
24 14
6 5
73 60 29 24
10
7
2
1
210 118 144 79
124 79 64 31
69 47 34
51 29 27 10
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158
101
37
35
55
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367
21
136
210
61
128
90
121
250
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142
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Bridgewater
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
BROCKTON
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
New foundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
62,288 30,781 31,507 21,767 22,812 | 21,767 22,812 17,986 18,797
44,579 21,767 22,812 12.943 13,603 12,964 13,679 11,430 12,001
17,709 9,014 8,695 8,824 9,209 8,803 9,133 6,556 6,796
71 42 29 35 26 35 28
24 18
7,713 3,423 4,290 5,384 5,761 5,562 5,910 3,596 3,809
3,412 1,509 1,903 1.859 1,973 1,857 2,009
966
986
530 203 327 153 208 200 254 51 60
1,412 608 804 545
567
559 641 211 228
309 126 183 124 121 167 133 61 50
1,161 572 589 1,037 1,077 931 981 643 648
1,349 651 698 640 736 623 736 270 337
1,055 505 550 464 539 474 570 211 268
247 124 123 148 166 126 142 46 53
47 22 25 28 31 23 24 13
16
2,765 1,183 1,582 2,795 2,965 2,994 3,086 2,315 2,450
164 69 95 75 77 80 67 42
35
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8 12
3 1
26 13 13 29 35
12 11
2
4
115 57 58 135 129 123 123 75 79
351 287 64 26
30
21 16 21
1,837 1,096 741 619 617 570 569
563
562
61 33 28 32 30
13
14
5
533 278 255 145 171 150 166 131 155
8
4
4
3
3
2
5
1
4
1
1
1
503 264 239 140 156 143 151 126 141
17
9
8
5 11
7 11
5 11
106 73 33 36 36 22 23 16 19
3,771 2,087 1,684 1,098 1,063 1,037 1,007 1,001 955
84 36 48 24 22 22 20 18 17
2,071 1,175
896 551 541 531 526 524
520
1,616 876 740 523 500 484 461 459 443
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
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TABLE 18. ---NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
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IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
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Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
CAMBRIDGE
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
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Austrian
German
Russian
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9,180 6,247 8,319
9,690 2,864
6,826
3,586 4,399 3,459 4,230 2,486 3,021
54 32
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2,251 581 1,670 507 623
561
682
237
275
294 93 201 70 82 77 109
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1,217 285 932 231 299 320 353 140 155
345 69 276 67 76 48 69 28 29
395 134 261 139
166
116 151
47 64
1,104 451 653 412 529 330
458
205
718 298 420 289 387 249 332 104 148
379 149 230 118 138 78 120 43 55
7
4
3
5 4
3 6
2 2
4,532 1,213 3,319
2,033
2,424 2,064
2,443 1,724 2,052
83 11 72 15 12 21 18
4
2
99 21 78
6
9
5 12
56 20 36
26 37 16 33
4 17
337 158 179
307
417 233 301 198 254
58 47 11
6 3
6 2 6 2
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89 14 75
5
9 16
4
11
49 26 23 15 26
16
15
7
5
1
2
6
3
2
33 19 14 11
10
3
1
1
10
5 15
10
241 82 159 87
70
74
67
2
4
163 75 88
66
463 68 395
39
50
23 14
9
1
7
2
6
4
10
3
6
5
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108,822 51,995 56,827 || 34,853 37,904 | 34,853 37,904 27,642 30,076
72,757 | 34,853 37,904 17,155 19,116 | 17,053 19,321 14,430 16,359
36,065 17,142 18,923 | 17,698 18,788 || 17,800 18,583 13,212 13,717
238 127 111
102 106 85 73 71
22,072 9,408 12,664 13,012 14,141 13,511 14,387 9,342 9,972
7,751 3,150
4,601
3,170 3,372 3,383 3,562 1,658 1,657
1,543 612 931 548 648 640 705 207 222
3,168 1,223 1,945 1,126 1,150 1,245 1,375 587 596
927 331 596 325 351 384 397 132 142
2,113 984 1,129 1,171 1.223 1,114 1,085 732
2,740 1,326 1,414 1,421 1,630
1,257 1,407
576
652
1,766 845
921
989 1,116 843 967
442
909 448 461 394 481 364 390 173 198
65 33 32 38 33 50 50 12 12
9,846
4,143
5,703
7,820 8,486 8,290 8,783 6,711 7,209
1,299 586 713 544 557 532 548 367 398
436 203 233 57 96 49 87 30 56
102 48 54 76 79 54 46 22
611 328 283 539 574 420 448 330 353
201 138 63 23 41 22 20 22 20
2,452 1,429 1,023 902 839 840 769 838 765
220 100 120 67 86 65 79 47
1,907 1,104
803
488
477
478 478 452 434
42 15 27 16 19 19 27 11 17
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7
9
7 10 10
7 5
1,822 1,061 761 453 436 443 429 428 400
18 10
8
10 15
6 12
6 12
2,216 1,009 1,117 780 765 737 737 681 676
3,140 1,748 1,392 816 838 779 806 744 762
58 32 26 17 19 14 15
8 11
1,137 668 469 217 212 215 215 214 210
1,945 1,048 897
550 576 522 541
1,513 743 770 537 537 536 533 452 449
564 375 189 85 91
76 81 75 76
232 150 82 27 35 25 37 25 34
14 10 4
4
3
4
318 215 103 54 53 47 44 46
408 229 179 104 61
29 55 23
421 266 155 167 153 130 97 81 58
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338
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR.
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Males
Fe
males
Fe-
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
Fe
males
2,110
1,143
967
5,623
4,014
1,609
10
967
206
37
90
22
57
299
246
46
7
455
7
2,731 2,892
1,904 2,110
827 782
5 5
445
522
86 120
12 25
33 57
6
35 22
152 147
128 118
20 26
4
3
205 250
2 5
1,904
1,063
841
5
650
93
32
33
6
22
140
113
20
7
415
2
774
98
19
30
15
34
126
100
20
6
546
4
1,904 2,110
1,080 1,124
824 986
5 5
647 801
132 163
39 36
54 74
15 9
24 44
97 117
72 89
24 28
1
413 515
5
5
1
3
2
23 16
6
54 64
1
29 22
1
1,516 1,666
930 966
586 700
5 4
432 546
34 45
10
6
14 23
2
8 16
62 66
51 57
10 9
1
336
1
CORO
434
15
9
8
25
30
262
7
22
3
55
7
20
6
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1
14
3
54
1
28
1
102
2
38
64
28
22
3
10
26
160
2
62
1
1
59
1
11
76
32
1
26
100
2
1
96
1
11
144
14
2
128
34
20
25
2
1
35
1
68
14
42
1
35
1
5
34
1
39
1
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75
18
41
38
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Chelmsford
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,899
5,182 2,537
3,845 1,899
1,337 638
2,645
1,946
699
1,946
1,156
790
1,946
1,138
808
1,114
785
1
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248
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518
218
42
27
11
138
205
183
22
1,108
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95
71
23
284
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352
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5
2
9
3
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12
24
27
12
590
255
53
44
12
146
206
169
36
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FOAN, ESA
37
31
9
171
170
137
32
1
236
1,899
1,081
818
1
688
290
32
51
13
194
157
117
38
2
238
3
1,429 1,478
911 961
518 517
1
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146 129
9
6
16
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119 111
86
73
13
651
249
36
29
8
176
171
126
44
1
230
673
265
32
41
13
179
157
105
51
1
248
3
173
180
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1
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1
11
14
15
15
16
8
15
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
339
TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
43, 426 22,353 21,073 || 12,257 11,872 || 12,257 11,872
24,129 12,257 11,872 4,648 4,271 4,565 4,231
19,297 10,096 9,201 7,609 7,601
7,692
7,641
141 69 72 86 64 59 54
5,362 2,536 2,826 3,192 3,238 3,404 3,407
2,097 938 1,159 789 797
966 980
488 221 267 201 208 228 239
928 402 526 293 300 401 424
377 161 216 144 150 173 172
304 154 150 151 139 164 145
848 427 421 533 543 437 417
693 355 338 387 425 317 317
150 72 78 142 113 112 92
5
5
5
8
8
1,491 722 769 1,541 1,564
1,629 1,627
896 430 466 326
362 369
30 19 11
3 5 10 14
33 15 18 17 14 14 12
214 131 83 226 221 177 169
111 76 35 15 8 15
8
1,029 573 456 478 475 442 431
30 13 17 19 15 37 12
1,966 1,159 807 582 534
575 552
62 38 24 21 14 18 18
5
5
2
3
1
1
1,883 1,108 775
553
510
550 523
16
8 8 6 7 6 10
24 12 12 14 17 10 15
9,259 4,852 4,407 2,744 2,784 2,735 2,772
10 9 1
1 2
32 19 13 14 10 14 8
9,217 4,824 4,393 2,729 2,772
2,721 2,764
92 46 46 43 51 54 49
605 373 232 95 96 91 92
330
206 124
45 52 41 53
16 5 11
1
1
259 162 97 50 43 50 38
9
5
4
4
9
422 236 186 94 75 77 60
9,994 9,649
3,828 3,505
6,166 6,144
38
34
2,144 2,164
372 372
73 73
146 154
73
78
80 67
214 200
147 153
65 45
2
2
1,268
1,297
288
292
2 3
9
8
125 128
14
8
438 425
12 6
554 512
16 11
1
1
531
493
6 7
10 14
2,646 2,678
329
:
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2,632
32
85
41
2,671
34
90
52
1
37
2
41
44
59
CHELSEA
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland.
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
CHICOPEE
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
7,458
2,539
4,919
137
2,591
1,574
1
14
7,611
2,540
5,071
94
2,748
1,573
9,269 9,400
3,272 3,253
5,997 6,147
174 128
3,455 3,626
2,096 2,105
6
7
33 17
2
2,057 2,079
349 330
215 208
132
119
2 3
1,008 1,189
9,269 9,400
3,323 3,338
5,946 6,062
173 122
3,413
3,571
2,032 2,026
5 14
40 30
2
1
1,985 1,981
317 317
192 184
124
131
1 2
1,061 1,227
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30,138 15,296 14,842
18,669 9,269 9,400
11,469 6,027 5,442
261 147 114
5,309 2,630 2,679
3,385 1,733 1,652
20 9 11
44 18 26
5
3
2
3,316 1,703 1,613
788 397 391
504 254 250
142
141
1
1
1,123 492 631
4
1
3
9
7
2
93 43 50
222 112 110
325 216 109
36 27 9
2
2
4,808 2,581 2,227
4,481 2,363 2,118
15 5 10
274 193 81
38 20 18
70 43 27
170 108 62
1,559
194
107
87
1,561
189
96
91
2
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283
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150
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33
152
25
41
28
153
28
11
29
110
25
17
22
111
28
10
23
3
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1,864
2
40
151
31
15
2
2,036
1,894
15
100
27
4
58
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1,820
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1,899
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21
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1,925
15
74
23
3
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1,960
1,853
14
70
23
51
108
23
58
1
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340
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY
COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
13,192 6,380 6,812
8,464 4,109 4,355
4,728 2,271 2,457
25 12 13
2,635 1,114 1,521
424 198 226
84 39 45
81 35 46
7
3.
4
252 121 131
458 214 244
197 96 101
260 117 143
1
1
1,747 700 1,047
3
1
3
1
2
6
2
471 246 225
224 156 68
433 270
4,109 4,355
1,503 1,585
2,606 2,770
13 13
1,741 1,928
228 232
31 37
45 42
8
8
144 145
252 269
117 109
133 160
2.
1,261 1,424
3
4,109 4,355
1,470 1,550
2,639 2,805
10 13
1,831 2,014
234 249
44 43
35 52
7
2
148 152
253 242
99 97
154 145
3,318 3,483
1,179 1,236
2,139 2,247
9 7
1,358 1,502
129 130
22 22
14 16
1
92 92
134 127
44 33
90 94
1,342
1,095
1,242
3
4
384
12
156
8
348
18
156
2
1
340
12
144
1,516
6
1
5
299
16
146
1
325
12
143
5
286
16
142
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388
7
249
9
248
6
250
8
248
8
245
6
15
12
752
10
229
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7
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6
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Cohagset
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
2,800
2,146
654
1,391 1,409
1,062 1,084
329 325
1,062 1,084
735 752
327 332
845
651
194
860
665
195
108
121
136
45
6
22
13
376
123
14
73
24
12
55
35
19
1
179
10
9
1
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240
78
8
51
11
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14
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756 771
306 313
1
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4
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6
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
341
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IX COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
males
2,647 2,242
2,647 2,242
1,439
803
2,111 1,808
1,266
542
6,681 3,608 3,073
4,889 2,647 2,242
1,792 961 831
13 10 3
1,035 479 556
399 203 196
52 20 32
191 84
107
29 13 16
127 86 41
157 84 73
77 41 36
78 43 35
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171 86 85
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165
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Concord
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n, o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries :
Dalton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
13
3,858
3,351
1,795 2,063
1,557
238
1,557 1,794
1,141 1,284
416 510
1
336 393
91 86
12
9
2
1,557 1,794
1,143 1,316
414 478
1
329 384
78 78
15 15
5
1,302 1,521
1,036 1,181
266 340
1
208 267
45 50
6
8
1
38
77
69
52
15
2
175
63
51
73
56
35
18
3
247
58
54
41
13
21
6
10
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136
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342
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY
COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Males
Fe-
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males Males
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
11,177
8,798
2,379
11
1,922
1,093
115
534
4,367
3,021
1,346
4
1,204
522
32
216
11
263
144
106
34
4
533
5
4,431
3,011
1,420
5
1.299
558
42
237
45
16
5,477 5,700
4,367 4,431
1,110 1,269
6
5
825 1,097
481 612
38 77
229 305
15
30
199 200
114 120
96 92
15 27
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223 338
7 21
6
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20
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399
234
188
42
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28
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2,630
2,631
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4
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290 300
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196 197
54 71
40 51
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1
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1
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4,367 4,431
2,954 2,968
1,413 1,463
6
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582 558
57 48
239 222
28 25
258 263
129 168
98 114
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1
2
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5
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171
130
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33
40
59
23
86
8
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1
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26
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36
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19
20
18
23
15
18
18
18
15
16
20
78
67
7
2
5
1
14
7
8
Danvers
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n.
n. O. c..
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Dartmouth
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
5,330 2,760
3,665 1,876
1,665 884
2,570
1.789
781
1,876
1,097
779
1,789
1,053
736
1,699 1,588
1,023 962
676 626
580
199
279
109
301
90
230
112
202
115
1
2
6
3
190
316
291
23
2
59
4
1
104
151
140
10
1
17
2
2
86
165
151
13
1
42
261
148
1
1
1
145
91
82
8
1
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1,876 1,789
1,100 1,039
776 750
4
273 262
141 124
1
1
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2
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117
101 111
93 98
7 12
1
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110
101
85
14
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113
72
68
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6
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5
6
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TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
11,043 5,394 5,649 3,834 3,944
7,778 3,834 3,944 1,993 2,069
3,265 1,560 1,705 1,841 1,875
18
8 10
8
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1,859 767 1,092 1,156 1,176
512 218 294 296 274
60 30 30 35 27
223 89 134 99 100
96 41
65 53
133 58 75 97 94
485 237 248 229 226
299 143 156
141
127
182 92 90 86 96
4 2 2
2
3
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36 14 22 23 18
12
6
3
5
22
8 14 20 18
339 174 165 303 308
25 23
2
2 3
566
362 204 195 183
16 6 10
6
99 63 36 17
1
1
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3,834 3,944
1,936 2,011
1,898 1,933
7 15
1,245
1,302
306 319
32 32
119 129
54 53
101 105
222 240
136 150
84 89
2
1
685 708
25 24
7 11
21 15
273 253
1
2
193 180
5 5
35
3,015 3,038
1,672 1,707
1,343 1,331
2
2
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137 133
6
5
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37 27
50 58
108 106
54 54
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
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Lithuania
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Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
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Other foreign countries :
Deerfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
o.c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,248
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268
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606
374
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1,071
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TABLE 18.–NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total | Males
Males
Fe-
males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,385
4,022 2,020 2,002
2,802 1,417
1,220 603
4
933 433
528 245
59 23
23
2
403
199 107
156 81
24
2
204 81
1,417
689
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5
590
295
23
18
5
249
92
76
15
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692 645
725 740
6
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593 630
314 332
25 26
25 26
6
5
258 275
82 91
66 72
15 18
1
196 202
996
498
498
2
395
202
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546
507
3
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205
13
9
3
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36
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25
17
10
16
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41
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5
3
5
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11
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5
14
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6
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13
8
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13
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3
6
3
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2
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Dracut
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Dudley
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
4,373
2,853
1,520
2,283
1,440
843
64
235
145
2,090
1,413
677
64
230
130
2
128
1,440 1,413
510 541
930 872
61 72
401 381
236
235
1
4
1,092 1,072
407 437
685 635
48 57
289 268
180 172
1,413
547
866
90
376
226
1
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465
275
1,440
517
923
68
392
237
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36
10
26
2
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180
264
65
31
34
143
32
18
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121
33
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20
236
21
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21
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12
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28
169
11
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125
58
67
144
125
119
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85
2
104
114
1
110
1
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1
155
53
144
1
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41
128
78
12
16
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130
1
10
11
14
12
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222
68
206
205
59
374
123
63
177
11
195
63
36
92
4
179
60
27
85
262
75
48
120
19
242
71
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118
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2
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2
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
345
TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
-

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
Fe-
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Fe-
males
3,689 1,900 1,789
3,003
1,525 1,478
686 375 311
1,525 1,478
1,119 1,071
406 407
1,525 1,478
1,104 1,042
421 436
1,310 1,269
1,021 967
289 302
189
101
175
91
13
29
2
284
135
20
39
270
114
14
33
1
364
192
34
64
13
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57
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131
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304
129
17
36
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72
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12
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15
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13
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12
4
3
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106
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Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
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Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
o. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Easthampton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland.
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
VANILLI WILL TRIOT
32
29
1 1
1
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9,845 4,744 5,101
6,144 2,880 3,264
3,701 1,864 1,837
109 62 47
1,384 659 725
693 338 355
7
3
21
9 12
2,880 3,264
1,240
1,383
1,640
1,881
65
854 1,025
459 523
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2,880 3,264
1,232 1,426
1,648 1,838
68 55
867 1,008
464 510
2
1
12 10
5
2,296 2,586
1,010 1,137
1,286 1,449
47 42
596 715
327 363
2
1
4
7
452
155
665
401
298
103
325
206
158
48
340
195
140
55
10
1
508
154
99
55
450
134
84
50
499
148
80
67
321
85
63
22
355
83
48
35
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114
175
238
347
269
184
269
-
6
6
162
233
125
5
108
6
17
204
1
10
11
187
2
15
2
154
1
7
29
12
451
855
327
528
229
418
175
493
216
1,776
615
10
1,122
29
921
288
6
613
14
447
191
1
252
3
350-90-1-1-29
258
240
268
509
15
290
9
122
68
54
26
26
23
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15
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34
34
9
1
26
28
9
1
10
16
8
3
10
11
8
1
1
3
13
8
5
14
346
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE – Continued.

Native PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
5,064 2,496 2,568
3,854 1,866 1,988
1,210 630 580
1,866 1,988
1.157 1,211
709 777
1,866 1,988
1,159 1,212
707 776
1,570
1.032
538
1,668
1.077
591
471
508
118
266
27
305
107
12
47
337
33
3
13
5
14
548
184
18
89
8
69
112
58
54
243
77
6
42
1
28
57
29
28
396
79
7
46
2
24
66
30
36
407
95
10
40
8
37
62
35
27
41
55
13
33
16
17
17
33
25
42
26
248
109
251
328
246
4
322
206
271
139
3
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240
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24
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192
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13
238
13
224
2
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210
246
216
Easton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, 2. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
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Norway
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German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
EVERETT
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
900
5
2
37,718 18,387 19,331 13,065 13,624 13,065 13,624
26,689 13.065 13,624 33 7,322 6,967 7,325
11,029 5,322 5,707 6.032 6,302 6,098 6,299
123 64 59 58 53 56 55
7,060 3.165 3,895 3,918 4,205 4,192 4,402
3,626 1,547 2,079 1,478 1,577 1,724 1,740
751 302 449 257 351
344 374
2,076
1,176
787 798 923 939
370 159 211
203 181 208
196
429
186
243
231
247 249
231
1,267
662 605 791 854 601 677
896 478 418 567 605 418 473
365 181 184 217 244 179 198
6
3
3
7
5
4
6
1,613 711 902 1,402 1,516 1,584 1,701
483 205 278 225 228 271 270
71 40 31 22
30
12 14
27 14 13 32 26
15
18
201 109 92 237 228 189 158
11
7
4
5
2
3
1,434
815 619 764 707 720 673
135 74 61 89 93 63 67
124 72 52 45 58 43
10
4
6
3
4
1
4
6
4
2
6
9
2
3
108 64 44 36
40
9,959 10,319
5,896 6,165
4,063
4,154
42 33
2,430 2,526
739 729
114 130
430 430
87 76
108
93
322 351
221 239
100 112
1
1,181 1,259
184 179
4
8
4
7
133 114
2
3
707 668
46
33
1
1
1
3
31 35
44
39
19
352
7
24
316
14
43
340
20
285
9
32
324
16
259
1
30
287
1
44
713
12
5
696
888
58
33
4
21
13
198
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326
450
25
361
5
5
351
452
33
18
3
12
8
123
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311
439
345
436
25
15
1
9
5
302
451
13
4
1
8.
276
431
11
3
1
7
6
65
258
357
11
3
1
7
286
362
11
5
2
4
1
27
77
25
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
347
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Males
males
males
males
2,168
1,347
821
1,860
1,201
659
6,277 2,990 3,287
4,589 2,168
2,421
1,688
822
866
6
3
3
800 365 435
322 143 179
16
4 12
24 7 17
15
7
8
267 125 142
371 179 192
326 163
163
43 16 27
2
2
92 35 57
7
2
8
46
28
12
5
4
16
2
24
12
19
2,168 2,421
1,318 1,500
850 921
3
425 487
207 232
3 13
10
5 4
191 205
161 165
140 147
21 17
1
53 90
441
230
8
22
9
191
138
2,421
1,553
868
3
466
232
15
21
9
187
152
128
311
156
3
3
2
148
111
101
10
2,108
1,395
713
3
350
174
12
4
1
157
114
104
10
66
43
62
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12
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10
10
10
12
12
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5
3
368
361
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327
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344
1
700
3
1
336
356
2
1
311
318
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Fairhaven
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
FALL RIVER
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
. .
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
245-15
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28 18
2
124,791 60,319 64,472 | 36,135 38,395 36,135 38,395 28,227 29,635
74,530 36.135 38,395 11,529 12,444 11,754 | 12,744 8,525 9,206
50,261 24,184 26,077 || 24,606 25,951 | 24,381 25,651 || 19,702 20,429
230 137 93 109 97 118 98 87 71
28,423 12,831 15,592 17.893 19,158 || 17,990 19.215 | 13,578 14,281
13,526
6,327
7,199 8,375 8,547 8,339 8,523 7,000 7,044
118 49 69 31 65 47 55
9 17
282 107 175 145 134 170 177 51 43
87 30 57 40 35 67 56 23 21
13,039 6,141 6.898 8,159
8,313 8,055 8,235 6,917 6.963
10,590 4,861 5,729 5,432 5,772 5,441 5,903 3,550
3,702
9,772
4,511 5,261
4,920 5,222 4,926
5,311 3,306 3,439
726 313 413
438
487 426 497 210
233
92 37 55 74 63 89 95 34 30
4,213 1,608 2,605 4,054 4,801 4,176 4,764 3,026 3,533
39 10 29 13 14 24 14
2
2
55 25 30 19 24 10 11
121 46 75 37 43
9 22
6 10
167 101 66 148 160 116 131 77 88
152 109 43 17 9
6
2
2
1,184 724 460 510 483 444 420 442 418
31 19 12 20 26 11 10
7
7
3,470 1,781 1.689 1,275 1,249 1,248 1,242 1,200 1,185
2,961
1,480 1,481 1,066 1,048
1,084 1,080 1,046 1,032
7 3
2
1
3 3
2 1
502 298 204 204 200 159 159 151
3
2
1
13,360 6,745 6,615 3,635 3,787
3,503
3,626 3,437 3,560
2,022 1,003 1,019 746 727 735 720 700
26
8 18
5
6
1
5
6
3
3
1,990 992 998 741
729
695
87
47 32
33 31
18
760 479 281 98
96 90 96
7 7
705 446 239 90 80 88 81 88
48 26 22
8 10
9
11
3
243 166 77 80 80 64 39 42
ឪឪឪ '' 'នឧ!ខ្°*
719
40
348
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. – NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

Native PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
3,917 2,008 1,909
2,914 1,450 1,464
1,003 558 445
1,450 1,464
1,053 1,024
397 440
1,450 1,464
1,006 1,015
444
1,260 1,256
948 930
312 326
.
47
7
52
11
235
71
13
33
140
41
7
21
1
12
47
93
30
7
11
1
106
34
9
11
147
37
10
16
1
10
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42
8
24
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14
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Falmouth
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
FITCHBURG
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brungwick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0.c.
o.c.:
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
39,656 19,611 20,045 12,493 13,283 12,493 13,283 10,070 10,698
25,776 12,493 13,283 5,559 5,868 5,610 6,001 4,608
13,880
4,887
7,118 6,762 6,934 7,415 6,883 7,282 5,462 5,811
39 25 14 19 21 18 17 15 16
7,295 3,450 3,845 4,823 5,192 4,833 5,157 3,539
4,304
3,815
2,080 2,224 2,589 2,676 2,550 2,630 1,875 1,946
585 268 317 258 308 245 287 158 201
280 120 160
117 120 141 121 28
37
32
18 19 17 16 19 15 6 3
3,402 1,674 1,728 2,197 2,232 2,145 2,207 1,683 1,710
1,303 670 633 654 653 565 572 328 332
830 444 386 457 466 366 389 222
253
452 218 234 188 176 191 174 102 77
21 8 13
9 11
8
9
4
2
1,672 696 976 1,579 1,857 1,715 1,943 1,335 1,537
7
1
6
1
4
2
8
1
9
3
6
2
1
4
41 10 31 14 11
9 7
4 1
463 231 232 303 340 285 317 244 278
336 242 94 17 17 18 17 17 17
1,371 819 552 383 420 376 410 374
409
37 23 14 30 27 15 14 12 12
245
139
106 67 74 63 68 58 60
19 7. 12
4
4
7 11
4
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
141 83 58 44 50 36 38 36 37
82 48 34 18 19 19 18 17 18
7 3
4
4
2
4
2.
3
1
3,355 1,720 1,635 1,051 1,104 1,062 1,095 1,024
2,929
1,059
1,482 1,447 906 949 920 945 887 919
118 60 58 32 22 32 23 32 22
308 178 130
113 133 110 127
105 118
316 170 146 140 148 124 136 102 110
320 249 71 35 28 36 28 35 27
141 107 34 16 15 16 16 16 15
13 10 3
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132
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
349
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,508
1,132
376
2
306
96
19
58
2
17
75
63
11
1
134
1,230
1,015
215
2
160
28
4
16
1
1,238
1,020
218
1
177
27
1
17
1,509 1,508
1,132 1,125
377 383
2
1
298 314
95 90
23 14
41 47
6 5
25 24
60 56
50 44
9
1
138 164
4
1
3,755 1,913 1,842 1,509
3,017 1,509 1,508 1,118
738 404 334 391
4
2 2
4
569 305 264
311
239 124 115 101
39 21 18 18
114 63 51 60
8
4
4
3
78 36 42 20
161 87
85
138 74 64 66
22 12 10 17
1
1
2
159 92 67 124
8
1
2 1
2 1
22 11
21
3 3
49 28 21
2 2
3
1
1
32
27
9
30
23
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11
10
14
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Foxborough
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n.o.c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Framingham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
4,912
15,860
11,581
4,279
39
2,294
1,013
148
524
57
284
366
273
83
10
852
59
4
12
44
22
1,104
19
103
25
8,069
5,981
2,088
12
1,340
586
99
299
30
158
186
138
41
7
530
36
7,791
5,600
2,191
27
954
427
49
225
27
126
180
135
42
3
322
23
2
7
25
18
729
6
67
16
7
5,600
3,446
2,154
14
1,558
424
51
170
14
189
238
171
64
3
866
29
1
4
66
1
277
8
18
4
5,600
3,404
2,196
11
1,648
472
61
200
23
188
190
139
44
7
956
29
95
5,981
3,782
2,199
28
1,638
457
53
212
20
172
238
174
61
3
919
23
1
12
43
4
251
11
30
8
5,981
3,711
2,270
18
1,745
509
73
231
27
178
209
145
56
8
997
30
4,608
3,044
1,564
11
1,060
216
15
87
3
111
87
63
24
738
18
42
38
4
375
253
33
1
252
5
15
4
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164
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10
12
109
6
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41
15
325
150
60
3
217
24
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184
65
52
10
141
105
53
6
10
103
63
6
85
61
10
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50
6
14
46
9
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14
19
13
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350
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
Native PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Fe-
males
3,292 3,148
2,272 2,350
1,020
2,272 2,350
1,310 1,379
962 971
1,903 1,865
1,162 1,197
741 668
395
158
393
132
56
6,440
4,622
1,818
1
756
352
36
142
17
157
165
118
46
1
227
11
1
12
22
6
727
9
20
1
339
162
14
65
6
77
85
61
24
581
255
13
95
11
136
100
70
30
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2,272 2,350
1,293 1,402
979 948
3
605 643
272 266
18 17
102 96
15 20
133
87 83
57 50
30 33
652
271
12
94
10
155
96
70
26
137
94
47
31
16
42
4
82
35
20
15
243
3
288
6
188
2
223
3
219
5
2
8
29
87
4
1
6
13
4
457
2
11
1
278
6
1
9
27
2
212
4
10
1
23
17
17
2
203
270
267
205
261
263
7
5
1
6
19
10
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17
21
21
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17
22
28
17
21
21
20
12
52
55
138
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22
22
12
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119
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0, c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Gardner
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
16,376 8,545 7,831
10,555 5,228 5,327
5,821 3,317 2,504
23 15 8
2,088 1,102 986
1,655 887 768
426 234 192
114 57 57
26
10 16
1,089 586 503
123
65 58
105
58 47
18
7 11
5,228
2,531
2,697
6
1,584
1,113
169
29
9
906
82
60
21
1
387
2
5,327
2,505
2,822
8
1,739
1,229
206
42
8
5,228 5,327
2,661 2,657
2,567 2,670
8
5
1,500
1,601
1,030
1,117
155 193
40 67
10 12
825 845
64 76
49 54
15 21
1
396 404
10
4,307 4,385
2,205 2,179
2,102 2,206
4
3
1,096 1,203
773 843
131 159
10 20
3
4
629 660
26 38
20 29
6
9
973
84
64
297
303
7
322
146
4
424
2
157
3
7
16
8
18
5
30
2
27
3
11
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42
19
22
22
36
27
305
9
23
15
188
3
15
21
187
12
15
13
172
2
21
16
179
8
190
5
16
4
67
23
482
6
1
465
10
1
1,375
807
335
233
202
18
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284
12
166
177
8
174
12
32
4
103
50
787
15
1
749
22
1
2.323
1,433
505
385
358
26
1
24
1
1
13
162
8
674
453
167
8
3
644
430
93
121
144
948
626
170
152
156
8
1
7
656
435
100
121
163
5
678
449
101
128
124
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660
446
633
425
92
116
133
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122
120
104
3
3
17
1
3
2
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
351
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
24,478 12,455 12,023
17,517 8,670 8,847
6,961 3,785 3,176
5 4
1
4,173 2,174 1,999
3,089 1,604 1,485
91 36 55
2,675 1,424 1,251
187 84 103
136 60 76
291 168 123
194 114
80
93 53 40
4
1
3
370 125 245
418 276 142
5
4
23 20 3
54 40 14
57 46 11
298 178 120
92 67 25
27 18 9
8,670 8,847
4,968 5,016
3,702 3,831
18 8
2,201 2,260
1,424 1,388
28 30
1,216 1,187
104 93
76 78
256 269
182 198
69 70
5
1
359 424
162 175
8,670 8,847
4,922 5,001
3,748 3,846
6 3
2,491 2,577
1,695 1,664
38 31
1,432 1,399
134 124
91 110
158 176
98 115
56 57
4 4
452 563
185 173
1
6
3
29 20
5
125 101
31 31
1
6,456 6,450
4,154 4,145
2,302 2,305
6 3
1,262 1,234
849 760
6 2
755 680
43 40
45 38
71
69
49 50
21 19
1
271
336
71 69
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5
118
19
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111
1
12
5
97
20
2
1
1
26
1
8
18
943
750
616
528
393
315
415
357
301
585
260
209
682
260
211
505
277
228
568
276
229
444
247
203
499
248
209
134
394
17
78
221
2
56
173
15
51
229
49
243
21
49
206
2
47
197
44
145
NON
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39
144
15
15
15
14
1
18
3
15
2
3
125
1
1
3
91
3
103
34
64
64
46
39
25
GLOUCESTER
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n o. c.
Portugal, including
island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Grafton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n.o.c..
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
6,250 3,062 3,188
4,243 2,124 2,119
2,007 938 1,069
6
6
1,464 662 802
819 398 421
19 9 10
149 77 72
16
3 13
635 309 326
321 141 180
192 95 97
127 45 82
2
1
1
317 119 198
7
4
3
2,124 2,119
1,188 1,162
936 957
1
819 822
437 417
2
1
18 26
3
414 390
115 131
64 78
51 53
2,124 2,119
1,160 1,144
964 975
3
837 846
416 409
4
2
24 44
1,681 1,658
977 960
704 698
1
598
300
1
8 12
2
289 265
67
33
34
356
155
74
80
77
284
281
231
225
266
1
273
1
4
200
9
10
10
13
16
20
1
144
82
15
17
13
16
1
121
89
1
29
9
1
61
50
62
25
30
29
36
2
265
171
1
91
2
1
57
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14
35
67
13
5
2
6
3
9
30
3
27
5
7
15
38
6
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20
29
7
3
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
6,627 3,176 3,451
5,080 2,447 2,633
1,547 729 818
20
8 12
143
50 25
25
2,447 2,633
1,622 1,740
825 893
7
9
376
429
40
32
2,447 2,633
1,591 1,748
856 885
6 10
398 436
31 22
2,144 2,348
1,479 1,626
665 722
6
7
272 322
17 15
359
216
7
3.
4
2
3
1
3
1
3
69
46
19
19
57
47
30
58
44
13
1
305
16
24
13
10
1
228
12
28
20
7
18
13
2
82
17
234
322
354
278
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3
51
77
55
118
1
46
6
142
116
6
213
9
573
118
7
448
96
100
49
4
130
3
266
54
2
210
aim Omniaan ito
144
87
7
154
43
1
110
140
86
3
144
21
1
122
85
2
145
39
1
105
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109
118
118
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1
11
23
41
3
18
3
15
38
25
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11
11
1
2
I
38
24
14
15
17
12
10
Great Barrington
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Greenfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
12,618 6,349
10,284 5,116
2,334 1,233
78 46
1,002 461
471 232
31
7
48 22
5 1
387 202
178 82
124 58
54 24
6,269
5,168
1,101
32
541
239
24
26
5,168
3,637
1,531
33
875
333
9
38
4,372
3,351
1,021
28
513
193
4,389
3,322
1,067
27
551
159
2
3
5
5, 116
3,690
1,426
31
810
352
6
27
1
318
117
85
29
3
338
1
2
2
248
4
68
2
176
42
5, 116
3,656
1,460
36
863
372
19
40
1
312
131
90
39
2
357
3
5,168
3,655
1,513
44
890
300
16
29
7
248
149
103
45
1
438
3
185
96
66
30
286
142
99
40
3
400
184
50
37
13
154
63
46
16
1
329
146
203
270
11
349
1
3
4
252
37
193
8
565
139
2
418
6
1
3
120
31
138
3
314
70
2.
1
132
6
55
5
251
69
2
177
3
267
3
65
1
181
39
236
4
66
5
178
47
1
126
4
5
258
3
60
3
180
42
2
136
192
4
64
1
168
41
205
3
58
1
164
35
129
241
3
130
4
123
4
140
2
1
61
1
31
27
121
3
15
103
40
6
8
64
19
6
41
2.
3
36
15
44
1
1
42
7
39
21
49
1
1
47
9
6
54
10
24
14
6
3
25
6
1
17
1
16
29
28
11
10
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
353
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
2,666 1,463 1,203
1,743 906 837
923 557 366
906
408
498
837
370
467
906
399
507
837
362
475
816
371
756
335
421
445
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96
51
12
12
144
25
121
29
132
26
1
113
14
64
16
1
1
1
13
1
3
115
28
1
2
1
24
20
15
3
2
67
160
34
4
1
2
27
15
8
6
11
26
14
13
25
13
11
2
23
13
12
8
2
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7
1
1
31
106
85
111
93
78
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12
9
10
3
3
3
298
233
339
268
336
272
323
264
319
264
792
573
3
214
2
494
340
1
151
2
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331
268
5
58
71
60
59
55
1
+
1
Hadley
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n.o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Hanover
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
2,666 1,386
2,089 1,051
577 335
1,280
1,038
242
1,051 1,038
837 851
214 187
1,051 1,038
821 826
230 212
903
766
137
898
780
118
134
246
127
8
128
63
155
55
71
17
51
82
11
118
64
3
34
9
18
15
12
3
48
6
152
59
5
22
17
15
36
31
5
15
22
40
30
10
166
70
10
36
11
13
26
19
5
24
14
8
25
24
81
31
1
12
9
9
11
9
37
4
5
32
25
18
53
53
60
17
2
31
9
1
2
14
5
10
8
6
150
50
20
17
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19
16
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19
16
99
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20
19
16
19
16
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148
2
32
105
49
1
2
42
30
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5
15
5
15
12
13
14
12
55
33
10
12
12
12
88
17
13
9
6
12
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354
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Fe
Males
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males males
Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1,791
1,016
775
1,008 1,016
431 407
577 609
1,008 1,016
474 456
534 560
813
367
446
794
337
457
3,596
2,024
1,572
1
654
384
6
11
1,805
1,008
797
1
340
203
3
4
266
314
181
3
7
432
215
3
352
166
291
143
390
189
4
5
130
6
392
189
1
10
1
177
45
31
14
367
75
51
24
196
33
22
11
171
42
29
13
1
206
57
46
11
180
46
38
8
156
40
26
14
127
22
16
6
4
1
138
24
20
4
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104
89
155
160
145
114
124
193
1
1
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156
1
1
1
12
15
3
17
1
10
12
3
3
-
867
583
423
258
444
325
158
101
144
97
160
102
144
97
158
101
144
97
118
47
47
281
3
163
2
56
1
57
1
56
1
5
5
7
7
9
1
14
1
1
12
9
LIITICA ORICO
דודודוס דואו-8's
1
1
1
Hardwick
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Hatfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
812
371
2,630
1,587
1,043
106
67
30
1,501
812
689
62
33
17
1, 129
775
354
44
34
13
441
812
362
450
32
123
40
775
354
421
40
117
29
775
353
422
42
122
21
724
334
390
32
88
19
685
319
366
40
87
13
43
113
27
1
1
1
3
2
29
16
13
39
26
25
21
13
19
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35
15
20
78
84
68
73
-
53
26
27
62
50
61
53
52
42
2
2
-
-
1
1
246
232
795
311
549
207
212
103
223
113
204
101
217
111
196
97
104
115
342
117
109
110
103
106
99
481
3
139
3
11
18
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17
18
1
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
355
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Fe-
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
Fe
males
60
49,450 24,059 25,391 17,547 19,036 17,547 19,036 14,486 15,705
36,583 17,547 19,036 11,070 12,184 11,112 12,248 9,843 10,890
12,867 6,512 6,355
6,477 6,852 6,435 6,788 4,643 4,815
112
52 45 39 56 46 35 27
7,333 3,207
4,126
4,736 5,157 4,809 5,239 3,159 3,409
4,515 2,031 2,484
2,523 2,694 2,506 2,647 1,522 1,591
395 167 228 149 204 189 210 49 78
1,318 517 801 446 503 515 629 196 240
315 106 209 95 81 140 156 53 50
2,487 1,241 1,246 1,833 1,906 1,662 1,652 1,224 1,223
909 422 487 538 576 503 554 225 227
660 300 360 386 400 353 411 163 162
238 118 120 142 167 132 135 57 65
11 4
7 10 9 18
8
5
1,864 742 1,122 1,664 1,869 1,774 2,005 1,409 1,585
34 8 26
8 15 20 31
1
11
7 3 3
6
2 2
19 16 3 28 43
8 14
4
92 52 40 103 97 79 64 54 38
1,041 762 279 106 97 95 88 94 87
1,476 865 611 614 597 587 577 574 563
16 4 12 13 12
6 4
2
2
774 419 355 242 208 232 215 205 181
276 130 146 67 85 86 95 64 76
3
2
1
4
3
1
3
494 288 206 173 119 144 117 139 102
1
1
1
1
8
6
2 10 3
6
1
6
1
1,412 747 665
430 449 418 425 398 409
2
1
1 1
125 73 52 31 35 26 35
26
33
1,285
673 612 398 413 392 390 372 376
69 31 38 22 23 26 23 14 3
409 271 138 78 72 79 64 73 62
238 167 71 33 35 28 36 28 34
4
1
3
167 103 64 45 37 51 28 45 28
5 3 2
6 2
2 2
101 69 32 44 53 32 26 25 20
HAVERHILL
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Hingham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
os.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
5,264 2,520 2,744
4,223 2,035 2,188
1,041 485 556
3 3
661 253 408
249 89 160
34 11 23
117 38 79
59 24 35
39 16 23
115 53
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580
604
1
446 476
90 91
8
10
44 46
25 16
13 19
93 90
63 57
30 33
2,035 2,188
1,454 1,548
581
640
1
470 539
114 129
20
58
21
15
70
50
17
3
282 328
3
1
3
12
1,684 1,845
1,308 1,428
376 417
1
278
332
40 44
5 7
17 21
12 6
6 10
31 37
22 24
13
36
256
294
207
251
1
6
29
2
14
21
178
39
41
32
132
2
3
46
3
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5
36
15
16
15
1
16
15
22
1
16
7
10
18
8
21
12
2
1
1
1
1
26
1
19
40
14
15
9
10
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,948 1,417 1,531
2,518 1,215 1,303
430 202 228
1,215
903
312
1,303
953
350
1,215 1,303
921 966
294 337
979 1,035
820 852
159 183
246
130
66
7
14
184
88
15
48
10
15
33
253
83
4
36
7
36
297
112
18
67
6
35
13
28
151
35
3
18
2
12
24
22
297
106
11
51
14
30
61
48
12
1
121
7
2
3
13
128
28
1
13
1
13
15
13
1
1
85
36
314
154
22
83
21
28
61
49
11
1
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9
2
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10
1
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Holden
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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16
21
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28
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314
1
102
61
6
13
5
37
16
14
2
1,241
987
254
1
106
62
10
8
1
43
12
10
2
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551
238
3
89
40
1
3
5
11
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613
346
3
175
86
6
11
1
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19
12
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183
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12
3
70
25
20
192
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11
13
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14
10
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50
16
73
11
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9
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4
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18
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18
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
357
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE - Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
974
749
225
2,788 1,352 1,436
2,261 1,091 1,170
527 261 266
5
2
3
290 119 171
133 54
30 13
67 24 43
6 3
30 14
50 28
42
8
1,091 1,170
789 831
302 339
2
232 255
68 66
8 10
34 25
2
915
712
203
1
141
24
1,091 1,170
783 825
308 345
2
3
234 270
82 86
16 10
32 40
4
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31
21
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163
29
5
9
8
12
16
12
4
15
19
18
32
9
4
37
123
141
120
147
106
1
101
115
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
HOLYOKE
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n, o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
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Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
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Turkey
Armenia
Syria
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​60,816 29,359 31,457
37,979 18,367 19,612
22,837 10,992 11,845
430 216 214
14.679 6,677 8,002
7,097 3,385 3,712
55 25 30
76 28 48
17 5 12
6,949 3,327 3,622
2,542 1,246 1,296
1,408 703 705
1,126 541 585
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2
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2
1
1
9
4 5
345 170
175
1,464 716 748
311 225 86
322 195
4 3 1
3,732 1,906 1,826
2,205 1,061 1,144
20
9 11
1,462 823 639
45 13 32
117 100 17
991 512 479
5 1 4
18 10 8
968 501 467
40 34
32 24
8
2
1
1
9 8
21 15
1
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18,367 19,612 18,367 19,612 | 14,415 15,211
6,550 6,833 6,635 7,017 5,021 5,179
11,817 12,779 11,732 12,595 9,394 10,032
182 183 172 182 146 142
8,781 9,566 8,711 9,497 6,854 7,377
3,873 4,014
3,728 3,799 2,997 2,994
31 32 16 17
6
9
46 70 43 54 13 18
7 6 14 9 5 1
3,789 3,906 3,655 3,719 2,973
2,966
1,123 1,186 979 1,018 567 610
617 598 529 525 290 275
498 582 443 486 276 334
8
6
7
7
1
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3,784 4,364 4,003 4,678 3,290 3,773
1
1 2
68 103 56 68 36 46
936
903 960 741 787
21 15 19 15 19 15
168
140
138
136
1
2
2
1,175 1,310
1,170 1,310 1,057 1,173
706
763 885 684 785
14
18
1
1
437
369 397 355 366
18
20 22 17 21
5
6
3
5 3
391
380 324 354 299
517
243
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388
38
4
3
377
33
1
4
320
43
3
351
27
1
4
295
32
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37
47
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16
358
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE – Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,076 1,035 || 1,076
801
275
1,035
750
923
733
190
863
671
192
197
117
114
48
6
6
2,663 1,368 1,295
2,111 1,076 1,035
552 292 260
2
2
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Hudson
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n, o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,884
1,219
665
2,006
1,276
730
2,329 2,518
1.392 1,472
937 1,046
3
2
700 790
259 263
11 14
83 65
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157 175
73 99
47 65
26 34
2,329
1,381
948
2
736
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12
79
13
146
70
46
24
2,518
1,487
1,031
1
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277
23
87
9
479
149
4
34
2
109
28
19
526
157
6
27
3
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6,758 3,360 3,398
4,847 2,329 2,518
1,911
1,031 880
9
5
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895 410 485
388 173 215
30 12
18
153 68 85
11
5
6
194 88 106
142 70 72
93 49 44
48 20 28
1
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182
33 18 15
1
1
4
1
3
22
11
48
104
41
12
138
54
10
5
158
39
76
49
27
27
12
289
348
20
397
31
306
24
399
33
4
4
13
1
12
10
4
17
5
24
3
21
4
393
21
2
1
15
4
20
3
22
6
30
2
30
27
2
28
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30
16
27
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87
170
59
75
54
91
53
71
44
73
138
127
1
175
308
8
122
178
32
155
70
84
84
18
130
58
38
94
14
25
12
25
50
9
10
7
36
55
17
13
7
15
56
10
6
6
46
94
3
21
70
17
8
6
21
52
13
8
6
85
72
13
3
9
6
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
359
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
6,272 3,136 3,136
3,793 1,873 1,920
2,479 1,263 1,216
1,873 1,920
1,178 1,225
695 695
1,873 1,920
1,142
1,190
731 730
1,496 1,553
1,018 1,078
478 475
253
61
1,002
776
86
397
88
205
133
111
19
3
81
12
266
150
2
65
4
432
326
31
169
36
90
71
55
13
3
32
3
570
450
55
228
52
115
62
56
6
465
260
18
121
9
112
115
86
22
7
86
455
286
28
124
16
118
86
66
18
2
79
492
321
25
177
19
100
74
61
12
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492
326
32
164
22
108
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61
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150
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710
309
5
298
126
1
355
131
225
24
1
355
178
74
14
1
124
6
74
15
1
124
69
123
116
124
74
110
61
175
61
63
50
55
49
55
394
7
6
219
5
4
30
2
12
1
11
5
14
14
15
14
12
15
11
10
1
Ipswich
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Kingston
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
oc
West Indies
Other foreign countries
908
549
359
987
643
344
908
539
369
987
630
357
775
488
287
839
569
270
159
152
75
2,580 1,265 1,315
1,895 908 987
685 357 328
1
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133 65 68
13
4
39 18
7 2
74
22 12
16
6 3
142
78
4
22
20
138
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16
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16
13
3
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15
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,088
906
182
906
629
277
906
617
289
734
560
174
153
155
2,585
2,122
463
1
383
212
37
50
17
108
65
50
15
241
139
1,497
1,216
281
1
230
119
23
33
10
53
37
30
967
749
218
1
189
95
7
10
256
152
25
1,216
8601
356
1
303
157
17
28
5
107
49
39
10
14
24
1,216
845
371
1
326
179
19
31
11
118
40
29
11
26
8
3
59
55
85
30
16
14
27
12
15
16
15
6
106
74
72
95
2
104
3
4
21
3
12
4
17
2
15
1
11
21
Lancaster
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
90,259 44,702 45,557 | 23,697 25,215 23,697 25,215 18,978 20,081
48 23,697 25,215 .606 8,017 7,555 8,214 5,806 6,186
41,347 21,005 20,342 16.091 | 17,198 16,142 17,001 13,172 13,895
253 132 121 103 111 116 106 83 81
18.781 8,480 10,301 10,474 11,595 10,698 11,600 7,996 8,797
7,204
3,206 3,998 3,338 3,818 3,469 3,847 2,547 2,909
273 96 177 74 80 119 111 28 24
408 156 252 176 180 181 181 39 41
398 180
218 83
96 109 109 53 57
6,125 2,774 3,351 3,005 3,462 3,060 3,446 2,427 2,787
6,400 3,112 3,288 2,523
2,714 2,461 2,580
1,534
1,620
5,154 2,523 2,631 2,010 2,150 1,915 1,976 1,234 1,284
1,221 574 647 498 531 538 587 299 332
25 15 10 15 30
8 17
1
4
5,084 2,121 2,963 4,585 5,031 4.733 5,136 3,904 i 4,253
72 34 38
22
24 23 32 10
1
14
21
7 14
6
8
12
5
1
1
937 501 436 73 66 59 48 48 33
2,066 1,020 1,046 1,123 1,179 1,023 1,056 924 955
255 194 61
16 16 15 12 15 12
8,587 4,705 3,882 1,846 1.786
1,811 1,752 1,810 1,747
9
7
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3
5
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1,594 1,428 797 883 793 890 755 834
858
404 454 254 283
318 246 280
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2
4
3
4
2
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1,566 886 680 354 379 334 358 320 341
593 301 292 185 218 186 212 185 212
459 264 195 122 116 128 113 117 108
3,603 2,006 1,597 949 936 933 920 889 875
18
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13
7
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217
239
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43
48 60 50 50 56 42 36
2,730 1,747
269
91
983
468
414 460 406 457 405
561 471 90 48 45 43 41 43 41
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
361
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,481
3,443
1,038
14
325
35
2,327
1,683
644
10
143
19
2,154
1,760
394
4
182
16
1,683
1,131
552
7
358
31
1,760
1,151
609
4
407
35
1,683 1,760
1,098 1,165
585
7 3
402 426
39 27
595
1,436 1,478
1,007 1,042
429 436
1
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15
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26
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12
31
59
26
18
15
313
38
64
41
22
1
299
14
27
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18
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253
25
26
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188
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115
275
228
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30
38
17
24
13
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15
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107
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Leicester
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, O. c.
o.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,718
1,346
372
1,346
770
576
998
648
350
1,039
655
384
314
3,322 1,604
2,635 1,289
687 315
2 2
538 224
204 83
10
16
1
177 69
126 59
107 51
19
121
1,289
808
481
3
408
148
7
12
2
127
56
46
10
1,346
808
538
1
476
165
9
13
3
140
66
54
12
1,289
740
549
2
476
170
5
6
6
153
294
91
3
1
341
107
3
2
8
108
67
56
11
87
27
24
3
102
32
29
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82
126
204
244
243
176
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14
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362
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

Native PERSONS HAVING —
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
934
729
3,242
2,380
862
3
437
50
1,656
1,213
443
2
204
27
1,586
1,167
419
1
233
23
1,213 1,167
693
484 474
1
304 320
36 44
1,213 1,167
705
689
508 478
1
335 333
21 28
956
609
347
594
340
219
202
12
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4
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16
42
135
76
59
77
46
31
32
59
44
15
36
55
43
12
20
30
20
10
26
24
15
9
11
20
13
7
249
98
151
209
221
284
281
170
184
3
210
25
2
108
13
102
89
24
71
21
76
16
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward İsland
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Leominster
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n, o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
5,191 5,509
3,461 3,654
1,730 1,855
17,646 8,681 8,965
13,078 6,315
6,763
4,568 2,366 2,202
5
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3,264 1,546
1,718
2,226 1,090 1,136
128 59 69
323 156 167
31 14 17
1,744 861 883
186 193
268 134 134
110 52 58
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2
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29 11 18
68 39 29
20 18 2
896 600 296
8
4
4.
3
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6,315 6,763
3,963
4,166
2,352 2,597
1
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2.007 2.223
1.174 1,288
59 53
122 125
13 21
980 1,089
205 222
157 161
47 61
1
625 707
2
6
1
7
9
43 44
6,315 6,763
3,921 4,212
2,394 2,551
2
2,049 2,179
1,144 1,213
71 65
129 133
14 13
930 1,002
208 198
160 138
46 58
2
2
691 756
4 11
1
5
4
44 49
1,421
800
31
56
3
710
102
76
26
1,520
870
34
58
4
774
81
58
23
379
519
565
4
2
31
36
220
209
7
1
221
6
1
205
8
220
205
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
88
32
1
1
3
33
3
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55
29
21
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19
2
21
5
30
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56
116
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12
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16
32
10
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6
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12
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
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TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
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IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Fe
Total Males
Males
Males
Males
males
Fe-
males
males
Fe-
males
2,022 2,168
1,316 1,416
706 752
7 3
548
170
14
2,882
2,168
714
5
544
235
39
122
47
27
1,566
1,101
465
4
318
81
1,731
1,242
489
1
327
78
10
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4,190 2,022
1,348
634
9 4
939 395
405 170
56 17
235 113
66 19
48
142
98 52
43 22
1
356
143
23
13
1
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2,022 2,168
1,228 1,384
794 784
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218 194
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113 97
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48 28
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
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Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
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Turkey
Armenia
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Turkey, I, O. c.
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Other foreign countries
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
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Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
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Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
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Finland
Lithuania
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Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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107,978 52,016 55,962 | 32,011 34,956 | 32,011 34,956 24,615 26,829
66,967 32,011 34,956 13,076 14,157 || 12,986 14,262 10,189 11,131
41,011 20,005 21,006 | 18,935 20,799 || 19,025 20,694 || 14,426 15,698
112 55 57 42 63 38 61 27 42
27,831 12,292 15,539 15,830 17,583 | 16,041 17,642 | 11,679 12,920
13,699 6,249 7,450 6,448
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798 295 503 214 272 274 373 56 90
910 360 550 303 383 352 402 92 125
386 163 223 141
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2,141
1,888
2,072 1,740 1,926 960 1,048
1,106 466 640 498 525 518 581 246 264
51 25 26 33 35 19 13 10
6
8,762 3,535 5,227 6,924 7,854 7,196 8,027 5,711 6,445
56 18 38 17 11 25 35
4
34 17 17 22 9 15 13
3
2
81 51 30 57 38 45 30 24 13
185 102 83 159 165 118 124 97 94
3,852 2,422 1,430 492 449 463 418 463 418
239 141
137 119 125
118
81 37 44 39 39 38 37 25 21
3,108 1,647 1,461
888 953 900 956 849 885
1,877 934 943 607 667 635 718 604 661
31 24
15 11 12 8
9
6
1,195
686 509 262 267 248 222 232 210
5
3
2
4
8
5 8
8
1,930
1,021 909 464 474 459 468 433 440
1,355 752 603 409 405 400 394 383 373
17 7 10 12
14 11 12
438 240 198 94 104 97 101
93 99
900 505 395 303 291 289 282 278 264
630 312 318 232 316 228 278 185 252
1,022 813 209 124 107 122 104 122 104
196 63 38 31
38
30 38 30
314 212 102 62 49 61 49 61 49
449 405
24 27 23 25 23 25
8
3
4
4
1
5
1
436 259 177 56 66 53 52 27 17
380
139
112
10
10
259
364
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTY BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
males
Males
Fe
males
3,233
1,534
1,699
70
819
254
5
3
1,570
693
877
34
513
270
1,534
676
858
51
508
286
6,251 3,018
3,104 1,570
3,147 1,448
88 18
1,481 662
487 233
6
1
10
1
470 224
909 398
46 23
863 375
1,570
684
886
19
534
272
2
3
1,534
699
835
41
491
249
5
1,226
559
667
14
356
180
1,163
543
620
30
317
157
2
3
1
283
164
246
511
23
488
268
173
31
142
266
183
17
166
242
178
23
155
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179
128
12
116
157
127
17
110
33
131
-
53
30
1
64
48
68
2
54
4
33
83
1
1
3
20
1
1
13
1
24
1
14
8
7
138
74
64
13
20
13
19
13
19
258
232
232
208
273
257
242
223
216
197
1,008
918
4
86
484
434
3
47
524
484
1
39
243
227
2
14
24
14
19
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26
26
26
377
26
173
19
204
7
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26
19
3
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IIIIIIIIIM
6
5
Ludlow
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
LYNN
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n, o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
277
56
450
24
56
40
95,803 47,049 48,754 ! 32,514 33,831 32,514 33,831 25,821 26,744
66,345 32,514 33,831 19,202 | 19.780 18,748 19,448 16,367 16,864
29,458 | 14,535 14,923 13,312 | 14,051 13,766 14,383 9,454 9,880
208 118 90 78 74 75 74 43 40
17,895 7,880 10,015 9,718 10,480 10,374 11,028 6,419 6,878
9,286 3,983 5,303 3,538 3,763 4,093 4,233
2,005 2,028
1,783 723 1,060
538
589
720 747
276
4,567 1,882 2,685 1,359
1,517 1,682 1,822 664 709
471 180 291 175 171 229 212 79
2,465 1,198 1,267 1,466 1,486 1,462
1,452 986 986
2,828 1,417 1,411 1,344 1,485 1,188 1,247 590 622
2,043 1,019 1,024 959 1,087 848 888 424 445
758 383 375 368 378 328 346 160 170
27 15 12 17 20 12 13
6
4,978 2,155 2,823
4,556
4,983 4,751 5,238
3,649 4,078
747 297
264 225 319 288
174 149
56 28 28 16
23
22
1 1
64 38 26 61
33 17 8
279 152 127 329 292 287 273 203 191
1,328 876 452 171 189 152 175 149 170
2,140 1,261 879 692 776 630
710
619 697
124 62
62
36
41 17
1,362 782 580 415 380 412 382 375 338
79 31 48 17 21 25 35 16 19
16 10
6
16
7 12
8
5
1,266 741 525 381 350 373 339 350 313
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
18
7 11 24 25 17 16 15 16
3,828 2,054 1,774 1,065 1,070 1,068 1,047 1,024 1,013
15
20
4 6
4 14
3
5
123 71
48 35
35 46 35
3,670 1,968 1,702 1,013 1,029 1,016
998 975 973
1,231 616 615 492 475 473 455 415 399
737 527 210 106 105 91 84 83 82
213 138 75 23 29 23 29 23 29
35 19 16 12 10 12
10 8
489 370 119 71 66 56 46 50 45
28 17 11
6
8
4
3
1
1
216 145 71 119 73 113 62 74 21
48
30
26
35
52
48
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
365
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
48,907 23,164 25,743 || 16,031 17,499 16,031 17,499 12,683 13,870
33,530 16,031 17,499 8,408 9,315 8,321 9,267 7,140 7,978
15,377 7,133 8,244 7,623 8,184 7,710 8,232 5,543 5,892
164 81 83 93 91 89 104 57 61
8,031 3,353 4,678 4,566 5,014 4,865 5,275 3,005 3,235
3,686 1,424 2,262 1,418 1,499 1,699 1,780 748 711
791 300 491 268 290 328 375 96 116
1,911 752 1,159 714 774 889 872 433 399
452 168 284 170 154 186 186 88 65
532 204 328 266 281
296
347 131 131
1,407 697 710 754 882 655 777 314 370
1,082 539 543 583 654 513 590 233 260
309 149 160 168 222 139 183 81 109
16
9
7
3
6
3
4
1
2,706 1,137 1,569 2,265 2,541 2,404 2,614 1,885 2,100
203 82 121 123 84 101 100 58 51
29 13 16 6 8
6
3
17 10 7
32
42 15 14
4
267 121 146 259 288 243 253 170 190
25 20 5 10 3
1
1
842 513 329 323 343 300 310 297 307
82 40 42 46 56 42 48 29 35
155 73 82 113 76 62 62 44 49
21
5 16 50 2
3
3
2
2
1
1
131 67 64 62 70 59 57 44 46
1
1
1 4
2
1
35 21 14 26 22
22 23 18
4,496
2,264 2,232
1,669 1,712 1,609 1,649 1,552 1,599
9
4
5
5 6
4
4
4
1,645
390
2,227
449
22
12
361
7
1,548
297
7
4,487
846
68
16
2
50
19
330
1,595
339
10
2,260
397
46
4
2
40
11
183
1,664
347
14
5
2
7
10
115
1,706
394
21
10
1
10
11
111
OLIOSIOS
10
8
147
3
55
MALDEN
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Manchester
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
42
968
623
345
968
631
337
969
615
354
774
556
218
969
640
329
1
259
84
14
53
2,945 1,512 1,433
1,937 968 969
1,008 544 464
1
1
686 328 358
232 105 127
25 14 11
176 81 95
9
1
8
22
9 13
128 71 57
85 51 34
43
23
- చలసతి ఏరా | 128
784
561
223
1
176
49
5
36
283
100
293
116
179
50
5
37
278
99
17
67
3
12
45
37
8
8
17
49
36
13
76
7
10
36
17
19
8
16
11
20
15
127
110
42
115
19
115
11
135
12
101
10
259
66
1
6
8
10
71
8
114
149
24
1
3
4
3
4
5
6
N>
62
4
87
9
4
27
10
1
11
10
3
16
3
16
3
16
26
11
16
11
16
11
16
111
3
24
85
2
15
4
2
21
20
1
13
2
10
2
7
12
7
5
61
UITO INAE
1
9
2
14
26
35
11
OILITICO I CHO
WILLENIIN
1
6
2
366
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1916.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN EXTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
males
Fe
Total Males
Males
Males
males
Fe-
males
Fe
Males
males
5,772 2,911 2,861
4,471 2,192 2,279
1,301 719
6 3
635 305
318 160
41 22
197 94
5
67 39
191 99
142 74
43 23
6
2
112
39
14 7
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2,192 2,279
1,584 1,605
608 674
1
9
424 472
156 158
23 22
77 80
8 12
48 44
127 139
95 109
32 30
2,192 2,279
1,552 1,577
640
702
3 8
458
512
159 186
20 26
79 87
18
55
110
75
34
1
180 212
3
1
1
21
1,807 1,889
1,406 1,426
401 463
1
8
235 287
62 81
7
8
39 43
5
8
11 22
62 58
39
25 19
141
174
147
1
2
34
5
520
17
1
20
5
331
18 | | ODIA | | | | | -- | PRAలు | తీనెలా అతని కుత్త
121
129
117
126
117
126
INTO I PILITINIS
18
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10
14
26
12
20
1
1
1
1
1
2
5
4
4
Mansfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0, c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Marblehead
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3,580
3,261
2,726
535
1
470
3,450
2,719
731
4
670
252
2,915
2,575
340
7.606
6,711
895
2
765
409
43
267
33
66
99
316
192
3,261
319
1
245
136
12
93
9
22
39
32
7
4,026
3,450
576
1
520
273
31
174
24
44
60
45
15
3,450
2,874
576
4
499
156
9
114
6
27
60
46
13
1
280
3,261
2,572
689
1
638
292
33
180
20
59
66
41
25
11
133
7
41
63
52
11
2,751
2,436
315
1
292
101
3
65
2
31
13
10
3
167
46
47
78
22
26
251
69
182
215
279
178
229
337
3
2
1
1
1
4
14
2
11
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
367
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Fe-
males
Te-
Total Males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Fe-
males
15,250
11,799
3,451
6
2,208
1,469
84
398
30
957
172
128
44
7,574
5,770
1,804
3
1,038
722
33
191
18
480
90
69
21
7,676
6,029
1,647
3
1,170
747
51
207
12
477
82
5,770 6,029
3,182 3,189
2,588 2,840
1
2,123 2,388
1,159 1,326
34 40
162 148
17 30
946 1,108
93 124
68 95
25 28
1
869 930
2 8
5,770
3,283
2,487
6
2,061
1,066
36
185
6
839
80
47
33
6,029
3,423
2,606
5
2,208
1,146
36
146
15
949
104
75
28
1
951
7
4,650 4,831
2,732 2,771
1,918 2,060
1
1,528 1,691
746 844
9
9
66 60
2
4
669 771
29
19 38
10
23
753
796
337
4
559
6
2
3
29
222
2
2
2
17
126
337
10
50
8
12
39
258
8
25
16
270
10
21
7
7
19
33
233
8
25
4
165
595
17
72
13
1
58
909
5
1
1
22
15
248
11
25
7
5
13
1
21
25
212
12
23
4
18
15
248
210
Sond
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20
22
5
42
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14
21
19
17
48
14
34
13
32
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42
162
10
11
141
45
59
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13
40
4
5.
31
20
5
3
27
25
27
16
21
5
1
58
2
46
50
2
29
17
35
20
21
15
MARLBOROUGH
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Maynard
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n, o, c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,842 1,838
605
1,180 1,233
1,838
599
1,239
1,484
536
948
1
387
34
1,431
455
976
6,770 3,583
3,680 1,842
3,090 1,741
1
896 429
171 81
23
6
64 31
6
4
78 40
360 182
264
137
93 43
3 2
190 81
175 85
3,187
1,838
1,349
1
467
90
17
33
2
38
178
127
50
1
109
90
1,842
677
1,165
1
583
75
5
25
638
106
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31
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424
51
2
13
6
66
209
162
43
4
251
72
36
108
79
652
119
16
43
2
58
173
111
60
2
288
72
45
178
134
42
2
257
72
28
102
85
16
1
189
62
210
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2
21
1
15
9
22
17
56
26
8
193
13
498
9
1
487
1
1
17
7
120
7
344
7
1
336
47
3
68
56
5
66
4
44
1
68
154
2
62
62
151
1
374
312
1,362
1,022
12
328
34
12
773
539
6
228
16
7
589
483
6
100
18
5
386
310
3
73
19
2
394
312
4
78
22
386
311
3.
72
25
1
388
319
10
59
20
3
384
309
3
72
19
1
18
3
-
2
1
2
1
6
6
4
3
45
20
25
35
31
29
33
26
28
368
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS - 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE – Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,097 1,320
839 993
258 327
1,097 1,320
826 990
271 330
941 1,134
778 928
163
206
238
218
62
12
28
82
10
47
169
23
5
12
3,648 1,562 2,086
2,417 1,097
1,231 465
11 6
956 318
337 100
48
154
49
86
128
88
36
4
472
14
5
2
33
1
74
9
10
1
19
46
277
62
15
29
5
13
52
35
16
1
156
286
88
15
49
6
18
26
18
7
1
170
2
136
31
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2
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12
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12
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Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
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Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
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Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
MEDFORD
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward İsland
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey,
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
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Other foreign countries
1
8,793 9,626
6,215
6,854
2,578 2,772
5 7
1,859 2,087
477 500
69 80
226
243
69 52
113 125
289 303
181 180
104 117
4
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1,018 1,226
75 58
188
107
30,509 14,500 16,009 11,307 12,314 11,307 12,314
23,621 11,307 12,314 7,170 7,866 7,197 7,869
6,888 3,193 3,695 4,137 4,448 4,110 4,445
35 20 15 17 22 16 18
5,147 2,254 2,893 3,096 3,395 3,234 3,594
2,385 1,029 1,356 1,093 1,115 1,169 1,298
501 206 295 189
218
241
264
1,171 507 664 521 507 539 613
276 105 171 135 121 140 160
437 211 226 248 269 249 261
1,139 563 576 653 687 577 624
722 345 377 430 451 392 414
393 205
213 218 170 195
24 13 11 10 18 15 15
1,407 568 839 1,247 1,507 1,379 1,576
192 80 112 95 80
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8. 10 12 30 19 21
187 96 91
185
225 143 169
3 3
559 319 240 367
348 290
280
38 20
18
36 42 33 29
54 36 18
13 30 13 24
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1
1
1
1
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50 34 16
8 15
8
9
1
1
4 15
4 15
36 17 19 38 32 24 13
198 112 86 111 89 96 79
7
3
4
3 3
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191 109 82 107 86 94 78
246 112 134 143 127 149 128
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
369
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
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IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
993
715
2,846
2,221
625
5
298
108
15
58
892
631
261
3
135
14
278
1
162
11
1,378 1,468
1,066 1,155
312 313
4
1
126 172
51 57
7
8
28 30
1
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701 790
365 365
3
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233 237
55 36
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17 15
6
4
26 15
31
32 29
2
2
4
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690 769
376 386
3 1
240 256
54 59
4 10
29 26
2
2
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36 37
5 12
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137
13
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109
135
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19
20
11
15
20
20
17
13
Medway
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
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13,640
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1,475
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199
455
336
115
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7
12
87
18
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10
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6,371
1,382 1,858
15
1,097 1,575
577
146
324
28
79
226
166
58
2
265
26
7,269
5,215
2,054
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1,769
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174
360
63
119
351
273
74
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31
6,371 7,269
4,578 5,264
1,793 2,005
14 16
1,463 1,667
600 639
145 145
341 343
37 42
77 109
338 421
254 311
80 106
4
4
498 573
26 28
1
6
7 15
117
6
47
5
17
5,119 5,802
4,066 4,663
1,053
1,139
12 16
821
922
261 256
54 55
173 155
8 12
26 34
136 177
101 134
35 43
6,371
4,500
1,871
18
1,582
712
169
368
56
119
260
191
63
6
570
39
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6
79
4
44
8
19
3
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20
MELROSE
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Native PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Males
Fe
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
males
Total Males
Fe
males
14,007 6,656 7,351
8,572 4,106 4,466
5,435 2,550 2,885
18 11
7
4,075 1,842
2,233
956 411 545
96 36 60
117 42 75
13
9
730 329 401
2,828 1,312 1,516
2,605 1,223 1,382
218 86
5 3 2
283 115 168
2
1
6 3 3
88 48 40
434 209 225
5
367 201 166
2
1
86 42 44
19 10
3
1
64 31 33
4,106 4,466
1,811 2,005
2,295 2,461
11
1,602
1,804
464 489
33 28
39 42
3 3
389 416
900 1,002
803 880
93 114
4
8
237 312
1
1
4,106 4,466
1,787 1,967
2,319 2,499
6
4
1,642 1,856
530 560
46 37
58 73
3
9
423 441
868 975
761 853
104 120
3
2.
243 320
1
1
10 10
308 304
4
176 151
3,196 3,531
1,433 1,622
1,763 1,909
1
1,164 1,346
324 367
13 14
22 29
2
3
287 321
664 736
602 663
61 71
1 2.
175 243
1
132
14
290
Methuen
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive
of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
308
259
249
4
149
151
170
172
2
48
16
1
31
47
14
1
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51
13
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47
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105
33
2
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74
1
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20
58
18
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75
21
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21
38
13
57
10
36
11
57
10
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11
38
47
15
16
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13
16
14
6
11
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8,631 4,314 4,317
6,935
3,438 3,497
1,696 876 820
23 14 9
879 397 482
523 246 277
54 27 27
214 91
123
30 10
20
225 118
107
188 87 101
143 68 75
38 14 24
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161 60 101
7
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3,438 3,497
2,514 2.605
924 892
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599 551
307 258
20 15
74 77
15 10
198
156
132
85 111
30 20
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1
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3,438
2,520
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613
316
27
90
22
177
101
76
22
3
194
1
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3,497
2,602
895
9
584
283
24
92
11
156
120
89
23
8
180
2,961 3,045
2,327 2,424
634 621
5
6
357 342
177 150
4
2
30 36
7
3
136 109
43 63
38 54
5
8
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137 129
115
1
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26
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3
51
24
183
2
34
1
2
41
1
71
68
68
19
105
2
20
83
3
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74
2
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14
18
18
21
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33
20
13
18
14
18
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18
17
179
179
29
82
68
52
64
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36
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
371
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,877
2,317
2,560
3,926 4,124
1.845 1,992
2,081
2,132
4
8
927 981
103
19
22
5
57
78
100
797
3
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4,221 2,312 1,909 2,494 2,596 2,466
20 14
6
6 11
4
1,289 586 703 1,273 1,377 1,258
435 221 214 268 273 227
96 49 47 47 47 42
164 76 88 72 58 67
28 16 12 14 14 8
147 80 67 135 154 110
258 126 132 141 169 141
164 83
98 115
92 41 51 41 51 41
2 2
2
584 234 350 858 932 883
9
3
6
7
3
2
10
3
4
19 11
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23 18
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6
5
2,188 1,218 970 988 985 974
8 4 4 5
6
108 70
38 41 43 38
3
1
2
1
1
3
64 33 29 31 29
7 4
9
9
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174 105
56 63 61
20 11
16 15
19
4
4
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Millbury
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,945
1,079
866
2,052
1,091
961
1,508 1,620
882 889
626 731
472
282
563
317
5,295 2,600 2,695
3,997 1,945 2,052
1,298 655 643
2
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892 413 479
527 255 272
5
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56
33
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461 227 234
196 92 104
131 66
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1,945 2,052
1,092 1,075
853 977
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413 462
1
1
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390 438
96 94
76 70
20 24
778
447
5
19
18
693
412
3
24
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58
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54
40
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78
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372
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS –
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POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,431 2,639
1,771 1,946
693
660
8,600 3,808
6,334 3,027
2,266 781
6
1,854 615
592 212
113 46
270 88
76 23
133 55
406 158
212 96
186
59
8 3
818 235
29 7
9
3
13 3
27 10
4,792
3,307
1,485
6
1,239
380
67
182
53
78
248
116
3,027 3,307
2,015 2,204
1,012 1,103
1
855 927
225 239
37 48
112
112
20
26
56 53
216 224
106 126
106 97
4
1
409 458
3
5
2
1
1
5
36 42
3,027 3,307
1,957 2,177
1,070
1,130
1
2
911 972
274 265
43 56
131 112
30 36
70 61
190 190
100 101
88 87
2
2
433 501
8 11
6
5
7
4
36 40
1
17 16
12
536
99
12
52
8
27
96
38
58
574
94
11
49
11
23
95
40
55
127
339
385
5
583
22
6
10
17
1
31
66
34
10
45
14
9
21
20
23
12
25
17
8
15
10
2
EITTIIN I WILL NO SE
3
3
1
5
1
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39
37
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38
1
5
165
3
57
2
108
3
61
4
57
CONSILTINIONIT
ܙܝܕ ܒܘܕ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܙ ܟܦ
1
6
36
2
21
4
15
2
18
16
15
11
Milton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Monson
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
567
5,004 2,394 2,610
4,099 1,968 2,131
905 426 479
19 10 9
519 212 307
171 83 88
29
9 20
40 13 27
5 5
97 56 41
133 62 71
81 40 41
48 22 26
4
4
208 64 144
6
2
4
1
1
3
3
58 30 28
1
1
144 82 62
2
1
1
68 43 25
23 10 13
1,968 2,131
1,263 1,361
705 770
14 12
469 537
133 133
10 10
16 27
5 3
102 93
88 91
72 73
16 18
1,968 2,131
1,252 1,361
716 770
14 12
494 550
157 127
8 11
38 28
8
103
75
50 58
20 22
5
5
257 335
5
3
1,615 1,800
1,117 1,233
498
11 11
310 382
81 73
2
6
8
8
3
3
68 56
34 44
28 34
6 10
311
195
265
245
2
1
2
12
37
1
41
3
38
2
25
37
26
101
1
19
5
80
4
32
6
79
2
24
6
94
1
18
5
1
9
3
1
5
79
2
33
13
1
18
1
1
11
42
3
31
2
11
1
10
4
22
4
NITT Terricone COCO I OBITI
17
1
1
11
30
14
8
16
16
2
1
13
19
3
2
14
29
27
48
3
2
**30 1100
5
40
35
16
29
1
31
1
11
26
1
10
6
4
9
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
373
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
7,925 4,095
5,533 2,775
2,392 1,320
106 42
812 401
467 229
17 7
18 8
2
2
430 212
118 57
93 44
25 13
3,830
2,758
1,072
64
411
238
10
10
2,775 2,758
1,335 1,257
1,440 1,501
51 51
792 813
434 443
12 10
16 17
1
1
405 415
65 64
48 54
17 10
2,775 2,758
1,416
1,335
1,359 1,423
81 78
716 750
380 387
13 17
9 14
2,276 2,209
1,170 1,081
1,106 1,128
42 45
556 571
303 304
8 8
8
200
289
ON
218
61
49
12
358
65
55
10
356
79
64
15
288
27
23
109
293
271
111
3
224
305
1
283
1
239
1
220
6
1
16
194
2
276
106
210
214
9
196
187
169
159
239
37
19
22
18
20
17
19
504
241
420
227
335
163
924
468
3
453
360
326
174
302
155
311
163
354
192
3
159
52' ESSEISVORIT119
192
171
152
147
148
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11
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Montague
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n.o.c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
0
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Nantucket
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3
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1,290 1,405
1,069 1,142
221 263
1,290
1,034
256
1,405
1,115
290
1,108 1,197
1,030
167
87
22
180
54
72
10
3,166 1,521 1,645
2,695 1,290 1,405
471 231 240
2
182 60
72 32 40
31 13 18
16
7
9
11 3
14
9
51 16 35
39 12 27
11
4
122
23
6
13
149
40
14
15
14
6
6
5
28
32
15
12
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10
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117
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374
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18.–NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
11,119
8,630
2,489
46
1,459
521
69
308
37
107
244
166
74
4
676
5,547 5,572 | 4,200 4,430
4,200 4,430 2,672 2,837
1,347 1,142 1,528 1,593
26 20
9 17
645 814 1,226 1,287
234 287 287 305
30 39 30 33
136 172 149 134
8 29
6
8
60 47 102 130
115 129 136 150
79
84 95
34 40 51 54
2
1
290 386 802 830
4,200 4,430
2,653 2,780
1,547 1,650
11 18
1,283 1,376
296
302
32 37
147 132
28 42
89
156
84 106
52 50
3,395
2,323
1,072
8
844
130
11
71
4
44
46
20
26
3,551
2,439
1,112
17
870
105
11
49
2
43
59
31
28
136
851
916
668
706
1
2
6
3
26
83
50
11
8
56
76
330
9
36
Italy
ខ្លួន”ន្ត '”ននន្ត៖ " ' ន ! ”***
30
6
110
5
14
220
4
22
72
49
1
67
3
12
82
3
14
2
9
12
36
14
8
10
4
26
21
23
21
1
Nina Siciliar
19
9
60
10
1
49
130
246
2
36
208
2
22
20
20
48
21
20
50
19
21
51
21
20
46
18
21
65
210
2
17
191
1
18
。
14
16
3
19
17
1
4
16
2
14
7
1
10
14
7
12
10
4
Natick
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Needham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n.
n. O. c. .
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,649
1,093
556
1,826
1,190
636
2,186 2,412
1,267 1,401
919 1,011
2
6
716 784
240 239
51 52
118 117
388
82
18
2,412
1,406
1,006
1
768
204
57
89
15
43
362
288
74
46
6,542
4,598
1,944
4
1,289
448
95
243
41
69
567
403
162
2
240
28
6
9
52
1
216
6
71
2,186
1,314
872
1
668
183
59
86
13
25
298
239
58
1
174
12
1
9
44
3,116 3,426
2,186 2,412
930 1,014
2
2
546 743
168 280
43 52
92 151
10 31
23 46
275 292
204 199
70 92
1
1
95 145
7 21
1
2 7
18 34
1
130 86
3
45
26
3
4
36
40
255
450
93
22
48
7
16
195
157
38
5
13
168
131
37
198
201
230
133
4
1
160
2
32
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41
59
52
5
62
1
56
4
16
2
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13
63
3
19
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16
1
10
2
1
7
64
42
22
18
15
62
131
1
66
64
7
35
31
215
3
116
96
16
44
34
6
4
3
18
84
2
50
32
9
9
3
47
1
25
21
6
41
20
12
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61
1
41
19
13
9
46
1
25
20
4
6
2
3
61
1
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19
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1
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11
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
375
TABLE 18.–NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Fe-
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
males
32
27
35
109,568 53,167 56,401 | 29,460 31,666 | 29,460 31,666 | 23,629 25,143
61,126 29,460 31,666 11,869 13,094 | 12,166 13,403 9,734 10,721
48,442 23,707 24,735 17,591 18,572 17,294 18,263 13,895 14,422
551 284 267 244 215 230 205 180 159
24,874 11,335 13,539 10,173 11,050 | 10,362 11,259 7,596 8,102
11,206 5,220 5,986 5,281 5,604 5,298
5,584 4,133 4,314
332 139 193 95 96 99 114 33 34
221 73 148 66 76 116
137 22
237 75 162 88 91
100
114
45 40
10,416 4,933 5,483 5,032 5,341 4,983 5,219 4,033 4,208
11,229 5,196 6,033 3,114 3,309 3,170 3,399 2,207 2,250
10,586 4,933 5,653 2,800 2,922 2,822 2,980 2,067 2,091
599
246
353 296
362 323 384 136 157
44 17
18 25 25
4 2
2,284 844 1,440 1,727 2,083 1,840 2,205 1,241 1,525
38 14 24 14 20 24 19
9
8
117 61 56 37 43 30 52
6
5
413 191 222 69 77 45
39
720 356 36-1 348 353 339
230
528 334 194 56 50 49
44
646 400 246
192 195 169
155
69 36 33 30 39 19 32 10 14
2,858 1,434 1,424 1,056 986 1,047
916
1,826 892 934 656 636 687
619
2
2
1
3
978 526 452 377 322 338
270
52 14 38 17 27 19 28 17
27
15,145 7,715 7,430 4,592 4,743 4,255 4,402
4,013 4,141
1,174 618 556 531 526 504
464
6
2
5
2
13
9
4
6
7
4
2
1,155 605 5.50 524 514 498
462
252 96 156 83 96 103
68
736 616 120 34 41 34
39
11
7 4
251
147
104 33 33 33
33
474
462
12
8
1
6
97 72 25 55 67
7
5
379 220 159 128 120 131
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NEW BEDFORD
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
NEWBUR YPORT
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
Franco
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Grecce
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0, c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
15,311
12.028
3,283
10
2,028
857
181
227
69
380
279
187
90
2
829
55
8
16
31
136
102
6
523
88
7,283
5,693
1,590
7
804
349
70
67
27
185
139
94
44
1
286
26
4
6
16
118
72
2
311
40
8,028
6,335
1,693
3
1,224
508
111
160
42
195
140
93
46
1
543
29
4
10
15
18
30
4
212
48
5,693 6,335
4,023 4,500
1,670 1,835
11
6
1,392 1,544
433
482
68 74
108 119
31 30
226 259
184 223
144 166
39 51
1 6
752
806
23 28
5
6
36 48
5,693
3,932
1,761
10
1,515
474
72
138
36
228
148
113
34
1
865
28
6,335
4,427
1,908
6
1,652
532
78
157
29
268
167
116
50
1
918
4,837 5,337
3,620 4,056
1,217 1,281
10
6
1,003
1,065
235 251
15 10
38 43
18 5
164 193
77 81
63
14
677
718
2
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20
173
108
114
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70
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38
41
21
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58
26
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61
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18
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39
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS -
TABLE 18.- NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPCLATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COL YTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIZTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
287
593
220
43,113 19,378 23,735 14,675 16,953
31,628 14,675 16.953 9,392 11,185
11,485 4,703 6,782 5,283 5,768
29 16 13 | 18 20
8,241
2.888 5,353 || 4,190 4.679
3,083 1,092 1,991 1,122 1,241
395
135 260 117 132
1,675 586
1,089 608 653
84 203 76 77
726 287 439 321 379
1,307 583 724 722 798
936 436 500 563
363 143
152 197
8
4
7 8
3,554
1,133 2,421 2,298 2,573
144 44 100 41 54
153 36 117
7 13
69 33 36 30 22
206 97 109 179 212
22 16
6
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64 21 43
23
206 123
57
26 13
8
2
2
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8
7
12 10
263 115 148
39
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4
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72
378 85 293
81
66 42 24
13
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8
4
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1
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4
31
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14,675 16,953 12,109 14,051
9,113 11,009 8,295 9,990
5,562 5,944 3,814 4.061
13 15
9 12
4,554 4,971 2,937 3,199
1.299 1,338 621 637
142 174 35 45
697 681 380 353
132 125 36 37
328 358 170 202
644 803 312 359
479 611 253 273
153 184 57 84
12
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31 48 15 22
6 7
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NEWTON
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
NORTH ADAMS
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n, o, c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
8,598
4,629
3,969
8,598
4,806
3,792
43
2,899
1,233
10
25
6,842
3,978
2,864
34
2,046
7,570
4,019
3,551
33
2,547
1,197
8
10
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537
336
132
69
806
6,058
3,444
2,614
23
1,790
841
1
4
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22,035 10,558 11,477
16,168 7,570 8,598
5,867 2,988 2,879
143 92 51
3,573 1,664 1,909
1,671 802 869
18 11
7
23
9 14
3
2
1
1,627 780 847
1,120 525 595
622 286 336
328 160 168
170 79 91
774 332 442
3
2
1
5
3
2
47 26 21
164 79 85
24 16
8
1,124 661 463
1
1
157
73
51
24
3
96
43
7
7,570
4,137
3,433
39
2,529
1,146
5
18
2
1,121
561
348
127
86
814
2
2,990
1,306
4
11
2
1,289
611
348
172
91
1,068
3
2
38
140
6
448
836
319
196
83
40
623
865
345
206
96
43
832
7
36
120
4
484
4
61
23
1,198
582
353
149
80
1,082
1
1
35
121
6
414
1
62
26
2
29
8
23
102
4
441
2
59
25
6
24
1
25
91
6
410
17
73
4
436
1
49
22
60
19
54
19
1
29
5
35
5
23
4
34
4
1
175
3
179
162
3
160
3
342
18
5
319
22
230
2
168
14
144
163
9
3
151
8
86
166
6
4
156
14
44
151
6
4
141
8
44
147
6
4
137
8
42
172
16
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159
12
46
157
8
44
136
39
41
5
38
6
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5
37
5
218
12
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28
24
19
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9
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
377
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
7,472 8,619
4,344 5,020
3,128 3,599
83 70
2,186 2,610
751 932
10 17
27 28
1
2
713 885
225 240
174 184
50 54
1
2
1,207 1,435
3
3
4 6
124 198
6 4
92 92
4
393 348
76
6,129 7,012
3,712 4,303
2,417 2,709
63 45
1,582 1,882
512 604
3
5
9
4
1
500 594
145 140
119 109
26
925
1,135
O
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21,654 10,132 11,522 7,472 8,619
16,091 7,472 8,619 4,237 4,923
5,563 2,660 2,903 3,235 3,696
135 56 79 74 63
3,043 1,307
1,736
2,205 2,632
1,252 578 674 844 982
28 8
20
5 20
58 23 35 17 18
1
1
4
1,165 546 619 822 940
436 229 207 296 317
356 191 165 241 253
78 37 41 53 61
2
1
1
2
3
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4
2
2
4
9 3
6
5 4
25 16 9 11 11
228 120 108 182 245
18 16 2
3
321 178 143 102
6
1
5
1,107 603 504 407
182 72
110 49
3
3
861 509 352 336 292
61 22
22
3
3
1
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4 2
256 133 123 93 107
197 106
70
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2
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48
158
108
3
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296
363
41
308
259
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NORTHAMPTON
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
North Andover
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
,
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1
5,956 2,882 3,074
3,969 1,920 2,049
1,987 962 1,025
11
6
5
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767 881
378 174 204
30 10 20
185 87 98
33 13 20
130 64 66
939
453 486
707 347 360
226 102 124
6
2
326 137 189
1
1
4
3
1
13
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1,920 2,049
968 1,048
952 1,001
4 8
816 868
154 170
8 13
63 57
10 10
73 90
376 344
279 255
96 89
1,920 2,049
948 1,023
972 1,026
4
6
833 909
171 200
23 18
67 70
12 16
69 96
372 366
274
260
92 105
6
1
289 342
1
1,479 1,569
802 854
677
715
4 6
558 618
91 118
5
6
29 34
7 10
50 68
246
230
174
53 56
193
285
353
221
270
1
2
36
34
37
31
27
23
37
19
18
36
52
1
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18
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER вотн PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Fe-
Fe-
Males
Fe-
Males
Males
males
males males
Fe
Total Males
males
452
3,522 3,691
2,052 2,170
1,470 1,521
5
6
1,210 1,246
596 578
14 18
86 91
11 10
485 459
162
191
128 138
32 50
2
452 473
9,398 4,529 4,869
7,213 3,522 3,691
2,185 1,007 1,178
12
6
6
1,731 759
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65 26
220 101
22
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316
305 138
230 103
74 35
1
475 167
3
4
2
10 3
102
56
7 7
114 64
7
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109 63
12
8
9
6
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1
1
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2,794 2,873
1,755 1,839
1,039 1,034
5
6
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422 373
5
5
41 36
1
4
375
328
79 92
68 70
11 22
637
3,522 3,691
2,061 2,177
1,461 1,514
5
6
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602 579
27 25
104 106
7 10
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179 186
133 138
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
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Northbridge
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
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1,277 1,225
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9,254 4,936 4,318
5,642 2,880 2,762
3,612 2,056 1,556
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437 238 199
311 165 146
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1,253 1,215
1,627 1,547
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731 664
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699 633
128 125
97 87
31
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23 28
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2,880 2,762
1,274 1,207
1,606 1,555
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1,315
1,242
724 667
7
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3
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682 634
146 145
114
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1
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20 28
545
83
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110
124
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144
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
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TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
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IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,106 1,264
764 864
342 400
2
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96 105
925 1,074
677 771
248 303
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2,370 1,106 1,264
577 279 298
6
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156 73 83
3
15
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37 16 21
22 11 11
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261
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737 849
369 415
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109 118
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9 13
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
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Russian
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Armenia
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British Empire
Canada
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Nova Scotia
Prince
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Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
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Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
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Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
997
997
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1,994 997 997
593 322 271
666
331
997
691
306
821
617
204
841
639
202
997
704
293
2
221
132
2
22
185
113
204
118
12
155
94
708
289
3
214
122
10
15
1
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50
44
6
232
119
5
18
20
389
231
25
51
7
148
119
99
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
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Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
10,977 5,739 5,238
7,102 3,538 3,564
3,875 2,201 1,674
77 47 30
1,589 810 779
447 233 214
89 35 54
236 125 111
30 17 13
92 56 36
261
132
129
163 83 80
96 48 48
2
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11
6
5
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4
3
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120 68 52
23 14
9
273
170
103
16
9
7
266 179 87
19 13 6
3,538 3,564
1,631 1,705
1,907 1,859
48 45
1,148 1,139
216 212
38 37
92 96
19 13
67 66
133 138
88 88
50
2
783 777
7
5
5
5. 7
137 131
3
76
3,538 3,564
1,736 1,719
1,802 1,845
40 40
1,090 1,169
195
213
44 39
91 104
14 11
46 59
111 146
67 95
43 49
1 2
776 795
6 12
2
3
3
109 103
3
77 73
11
49 39
2
2,776 2,792
1,398 1,418
1,378 1,374
27 29
762 788
78 88
11 12
30 36
5
32 36
44 57
30 34
13 23
1
636
4
అలాటినం డిసిపిట్ట
1
76
3
73
5
37
2.
46
45
2
247
166
81
55
43
35
46
35
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1
1,044
415
516
113
327
107
1
642
232
341
69
173
67
402
183
175
44
154
40
253
107
110
36
122
32
3
253
94
129
30
105
25
248
101
109
38
133
32
241
84
128
29
127
24
1
233
91
108
34
104
32
233
80
127
26
96
24
40
32
25
32
24
32
24
84
23
1
27
44
23
1
17
2
16
10
12
13
14
9
10
Norwood
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Orange
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
212
5,379 2,593
4,533 2,150
846 443
30 16
335 166
159
83
21 10
47 26
9
5
82
129
120 64
8
1
1
44 16
2
1
3
2
18
4
4
41 24
16 10
25 16
4
2
2,786
2,383
403
14
169
76
11
21
4
40
62
56
6
2,150 2,383
1,678 1,865
472 518
6
250 259
111 99
5 13
22 18
6
2
78 66
76 93
69 79
7 11
3
63 67
2,150 2,383
1,733 1,892
417 491
8
254
81 99
7 11
23 21
7 5
44 62
53
38
14
1
73 82
5
2
1,917 2,118
1,611 1,776
306 342
6
4
116 130
43
40
4
8 5
4
28
40
36
4
28
50
1
9
2
16
1
10
27
13
14
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17
6
9
2
17
18
10
4
18
16
13
4
14
13
9
3
16
16
13
4
16
12
13
4
21
14
7
6
9
6
9
102
53
49
25
34
25
37
33
21
96
6
267
52
1
139
44
5
128
22
3
126
33
1
139
21
4
120
33
1
122
134
115
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381
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Fe-
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males males
Total Males
Fe-
males
3,476 1,760 1,716
2,730 1,378
746 382 364
5 2 3
543 256 287
435 211 224
47 25 22
13
9
1
2
372 181
70 30
65 27
1,378 1,352
872 905
506
447
1
431 383
327 300
21
4
1,378 1,352
874 873
504 479
1 3
429 418
331 317
28 30
18
3
282 275
24 37
19 28
5
1,146 1,056
768
378
1
314 255
242
18
12
293
275
37
31
6
212
16
13
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Palmer
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
oic
West Indies
Other foreign countries
2,517 2,653
1,181 1,223
1,336 1,430
6
2
578
268
260
2
829
617
405
3,027 3,203
1,361 1,434
1,666 1,769
8 6
881
423 431
6 11
21 15
3
393 405
97 97
69 56
27 39
1 2
308 353
1
3,027 3,203
1,408 1,458
1,619 1,745
14 3
794 875
388
2 6
12 24
3
1
371 374
84 85
60 50
24 34
1
321
385
1
263
49
31
18
257
44
23
21
313
260
1
9,468 4,700 4,768
6,230 3,027 3,203
3,238 1,673 1,565
10 2 8
1,073 497 576
543 272 271
9 5
4
29 15 14
7 3
4
498 249 249
196 99 97
100 51 49
95 47 48
1
1
330 123 207
1
1
3
2
5 4
1
25 13 12
6 6
76 49 27
2
1
1
1,819 940 879
1,343 669 674
1
1
474 271 203
1
1
33 26 7
46 28 18
4
2
14
8
6
28 18 10
66 37 29
54
32 32
1
2
19
6
16
1
21
17
30
23
31
1
702
541
763
579
23
1
766
615
1
150
700
575
2
123
659
537
725
575
161
184
122
150
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16
22
3
5
14
40
2
3
22
2
6
14
28
ILIANOWI
01-11-EL-
3
21
2
5
14
21
1
34
23
22
2
1
22
16
6
10
6
382
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
4,791 4,706
2,539 2,525
2,252 2,181
42 24
1,547 1,585
295 310
23 25
70 63
7 12
195 210
81 72
59 54
21 18
1
1,166 1,201
5 2
Peabody
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
18,625 10,272 8,353
11,529 5,778 5,751
7,096 4,494 2,602
110 68 42
2,577 1,264 1,313
912 438 474
136 71 65
350 159 191
51 24 27
375 184 191
301 141 160
228 110 118
70 31 39
3
3
1,340 671 669
20 13
7
4
1
3
10
5
5
52 28 24
1,090 806 284
111 70 41
22 13 9
986
276
61 48
5
2
3
870 646 224
2 1
1
346 191
155
1,149 736 413
298 167 131
1
1
850 569 281
45 26 19
581 562 19
20 12
8
5,778 5,751
2,920
2,894
2,858 2,857
49 34
2,049 2,178
509 595
73 79
169 194
25 34
242 288
173 157
131 123
40 33
2
1
1,356 1,424
9
2
2
7
5
32 42
95 79
40 29
3
8
187 157
26 15
2
4
159 137
1
122 96
230
70
1
147 121
24
5,778 5,751
2,930
2,972
2,848 2,779
54 33
2,098 2,133
537 562
74 72
169 181
25 48
269 261
164 163
119 121
40 34
5
8
1,386 1,400
9
2
4
6
24 34
84 77
34 29
4
8
176 153
31 18
3 7
142 127
1
114 95
226 184
80 64
1
146 119
18 17
6
3
4
4
18
84
32
3
169
26
2
141
710
109
23
77
26
7
147
15
4
127
1
92
182
64
1
117
10
3
2
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111
221
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2
561
1
16
1
550
1
14
2
1
8
2
986
1,178
832
346
1,409
1,140
269
4
202
100
2,839
2,318
521
6
409
200
43
47
15
95
43
28
15
239
4
203
1,430
1,178
252
2
207
100
22
28
9
41
20
15
5
1,140 1,178
805 819
335 359
1
4
295 314
100 113
20 22
12 16
4
9
64 66
23 32
15 22
8 10
1,140
797
343
1
312
103
19
17
8
59
23
21
2
943
714
229
1
201
56
8
3
1
44
302
96
23
11
6
56
27
6
1
172
169
183
179
138
135
85
1
1
Pepperell
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
164
1
1
1
14
1
2
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18
20
59
3
33
18
25
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9
23
5
20
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5
6
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
383
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
EXTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
506
605
14,785 16,019 | 12,209 13,179
9,465 | 10,104 8,277 8,730
5,320 5,915 3,932 4,449
70 58 58 42
3,370 3,843 2,236 2,660
868 869 530 541
8
1
2
44 45 18 11
11 17
5
8
806 799
520
487 537
247
258
312 386 151 167
154 132 83 80
21 19 13 11
2,006 2,425 1,459 1,861
3
8
6
4
139 101
97
583 660 460 521
6 5
6 5
498 559 494 554
16 20 12 18
280 274 252 248
67 77 52 59
6 8
5
7
207 189 195 182
-
39,607 19,316 20,291 | 14,785 16,019
30,804 14,785 16,019 9,279 9,761
8,803 4,531 4,272 5,506 6,258
130 81 49 70 54
3,655 1,608 2,047 3,436 4,024
1,141 536 605 920 984
25 9 16
7 10
61 24 37 41 44
17
10 13 14
1,038 496 542 859 916
948 469 479
646
647 317 330 408 440
282 139 143 177 182
19 13
6 20 24
1,551 595 956 1,908 2,390
3
3
1
12 8
4
2
4
314 155 159 160 187
619 303 316
624
737
57 45 12
7 7
1,992 1,157 835 524 568
41 22 19 15 20
842 484 358 280 278
219 114 105 54 61
16
9
7
7 7
605 360 245 219 210
2
1
1
16 11 5
2
721 408 313 269 263
25 13 12 12 14
105 58 47 18 23
591 337 254 239 226
203 108 95 68 60
54 37 17 12 18
2
2
47 32 15 11 14
5 3 2
1
4
1
1
1
1
158 111
40 39
140
236
12
18
206
69
10
3
240
11
24
205
229
10
18
201
55
10
2
226
11
23
192
46
15
15
01
12
3
3
9
1
1
18
41
36
15
PITTSFIELD
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Plymouth
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
4,266
2,578
1,688
1
700
3,650
2,352
1,298
644
290
372
138
5
84
12,926 6,430 6,496
8,861 4,266 4,595
4,065 2,164 1,901
16 8 8
1,089 453 636
487 207 280
28 11 17
315 133 182
28
9 19
116 54 62
333 158 175
255 120 135
68 35 33
10
3
7
246 82 164
19
4 15
4
2 2
67 37 30
297 154 143
10 10
1,354 777 577
17
9
2
1
1
4,266 4,595
2,602 2,830
1,664 1,765
6
623
260 259
19 20
151 150
16
9
74 80
165 172
112 118
49
5
195 207
3
6
15
190
13
72
132
91
39
2
263
15
4,595
2,825
1,770
9
716
274
18
164
14
78
146
97
34
15
277
19
3,864
2,532
1,332
1
349
114
7
64
3
40
68
47
19
2
166
1
45
67
42
24
49
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2
21
220
28
227
18
194
14
204
7
166
8
171
476
538
465
530
465
529
-
959
168
223
56
2
204
69
576
93
1
1
91
21
383
75
3
2
70
28
3
161
49
68
22
cI-Income
195
66
1
213
56
2
218
61
5
1
55
18
188
65
1
65
26
54
13
64
16
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34
23
11
14
20
384
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY
COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,295
3,140
1,155
2,129 2,166
1,509
1,509 1,631
759
872
1,509
753
756
1,631
870
761
1,167 1,297
552 663
615 634
148
46
15
126
67
5
54
162
125
15
100
4
6
16
11
5
146
74
6
67
1
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24
17
18
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18
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
QUINCY
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
11
2
37
28
351
40,674 20,686 19,988 13,450 13,689 13,450 13,689 10,610 10,695
27,139 13,450 13,689 6,885
6,894 6,937 7,033 5,954 5,945
13,535 7,236 6,299
6,565
6,795 6,513 6,656 4,656 4,750
89 55 34 40
26
18 22
6,982 3,444 3,538 4,136 4,476
4,180
4,427 2,601 2,771
2,597 1,158 1,439 1,219 1,360 1,441 1,480 674 705
356 146 210 148 182 185 217 63 69
1,199 535 664 528 584 657 669 301
319
481 214 267 180 227 237 252 108
128
561 263 298 363 367 362 342 202
189
2,610 1,434 1,176 1,245 1,278 1,038 1,087 639 664
1,224 670
554
631 642 512 535 294 288
1,332 736 596 573 595 491 513 327
54 28 26 41 41 35 39 18 25
1,684 808 876 1,630 1,789 1,656 1,811 1,280 1,383
77 37 40 34 41 38 41
7
15
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7
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8
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4
24 10 14 18 21 27 17
7
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187 93 94 214 210 199 176 133 119
52 48 4
2
2
1
1 2
2,393
1,495 898 792 783 743 727 734 720
175 91 84 65 56 67 63 38 36
60 37 23 13 16 13 15 12 13
2 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
56 35 21 11 15 12 12 11 12
1
1
1
19
9 10 18 16
11 11 11
1,897 1,017 880 583 568 580 567 541 536
1,269 630 639 402 387 402 388 374 365
3
2
1
1
1
1
625 385 240 180 181 177 179 166 171
1,296 669 627 604 538
600 557 525 477
205 152 53 15
15 26 15 26
3
2
1
201 149 52 15 25 15 25 15 25
1
1
1
1
1
17 11
6
3
6
1
3
1
3
139 105
62 40 50
36
19 12
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
385
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
males males
Total Males
Fe-
males
563
4,734 2,342 2,392
3,962 1,953
2,009
772 389 383
8
6
2
538 246 292
207 100
42 17
97
26 16
42 20
94 53
64
30
1,953 2,009
1,255 1,258
698 751
1
3
555 623
122 144
24 23
53 59
16 17
29
64
40
24 16
1,953 2,009
1,250 1,261
703 748
1
3
620
133 140
30
30
56 58
6
9
41 43
42
26 30
26 11
1
371 426
6 7
1
5
2 2
28
1,560 1,566
1,096 1,079
464 487
1
3
351 389
41 50
10 5
16 17
1
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14
21 22
8 14
13
52
364
224
11
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1
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Randolph
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Reading
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
8
6,805 3,246 3,559
5,633 2,730 2,903
1,172 516 656
2,903
2,127
776
435
282
187
1,020
663
86
427
76
74
151
107
42
2
182
18
6
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381
47
240
46
48
88
62
2,730 2,903
2,030 2,143
700 760
1
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310 310
41 52
219 216
19
31
93 109
72 70
18 37
2
155 204
18
6
1
679
351
41
224
33
53
116
2,730
1,982
748
1
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371
45
248
39
39
104
72
29
3
152
18
4
1
19
2,245 2,435
1,807 1,949
438 486
1
1
360 409
187 180
17 17
146 141
12
6
12 16
48 59
38 44
8 14
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10 10
193
19
13
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TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY
COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Males
Fe-
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
Males
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
6,355
3,095
3,260
31
1,282
284
45
139
22
78
215
161
54
6,515
3,192
3,323
24
1,363
288
53
151
23
61
231
8,489 8,678
3,807 3,893
4,682 4,785
58 50
2,271 2,380
683
681
143 147
288 306
74 61
178 167
544 562
415 432
123 127
6
3
971 1,071
71 62
2 4
30 27
197
177
12 12
1,214 1,212
20 15
52 60
25,178 12,391 12,787
17,167 8,489 8,678
8,011 3,902 4,109
110
51 59
3,517 1,567 1,950
1,382 598 784
293 127 166
634 269 365
142 51 91
313
151
162
1,095 552 543
862 429 433
226 120 106
7 3
4
910 365 545
124 51 73
6 1
5
30 19
11
164 88 76
28 15 13
2,093 1,124 969
39 22 17
88 43 45
6
3
37 36
3
12 12
757 801
1
180
51
8,489 8,678
3,885 4,050
4,604
4,628
50 46
2,407 2,461
795 750
137 151
372 370
89 79
197 150
478 503
367 389
103 109
8
5
1,069 1,141
63 64
2 3
17 13
169 144
7 11
1,112 1,111
11 13
39 42
1
3
33 37
3 4
17 15
642 629
746
37
814
30
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30
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28
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52
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13
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123
47
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45
REVERE
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Rockland
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
26 29
2,473 2,607
1,822 1,875
651 732
2,892 3,067
1.987 2,056
905
1,011
1
601
522
36
5
7
6
12
1
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7,074 3,450 3,624
5,959 2,892 3,067
1,115 558 557
2.
2
788
374
414
257 114 143
50 17 33
114 48 66
33 14 19
60 35 25
161 80 81
117 60 57
37 16 21
7
4
3
361 177 184
8
3
5
1
1
743
126
14
34
19
59
82
57
19
6
529
3
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1
848
148
19
37
19
73
97
81
16
2,892 3,067
1,990 2,073
902 994
1
1
751 840
136 132
27 19
55 58
12 8
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73
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22 21
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536 605
13
24
40
28
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601
2
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18
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22
13
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
387
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
males
1,618 1,650
1,000 1,050
618 600
1,618 1,650
967 1,028
651 622
1,341 1,361
871 917
470 444
110
249
132
12
4,351 2,167 2,184
3,268 1,618 1,650
1,083 549 534
1
1
310 129 181
184 74
20 7 13
115 44 71
16 6 10
33 17 16
54
22
25
10
27
11
1
41
11
8
209
101
4
75
6
16
43
25
18
110
46
2
23
4
215
103
5
60
10
28
39
20
17
2
66
100
36
1
25
3
255
139
8
94
9
28
27
15
11
1
80
32
6
3
55
10
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382
382
203
203
179
179
30
197
197
31
163
163
201
201
23
161
161
19
197
197
158
158
273
144
137
141
117
132
129
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2
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6
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Rockport
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova
Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland.
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
SALEM
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
58
-
37,200 18,295 18,905 12,833 13,632 | 12,833 13,632 10,516 11,171
26,465 12,833 13,632 6,642 7,178 6,591 7,065
5,683 6,142
10,735 5,462 5,273 6,191 6,454 6,242 6,567 4,833 5,029
55 29 26
19
21 26 28 18 20
6,620 2,943
3,677 4,831 5,010 4,974 5,199 3,704 3,847
3,748 1,773 1,975 2,171 2,096 2,240 2,202 1,642 1,556
293 124 169 126 140 136 153 60
797 322 475 310 301 354 406 143 139
80 29 51 42 42 54 58 10 13
2,578 1,298 1,280 1,693 1,613 1,696 1,585 1,429 1,346
458 223 235 310 352 259 295 99 117
359 174 185 225
277
192 226 70 95
90
42
48 76 64 65 64 29 22
9 7 2
9 11
2 5
2,354 924 1,430 2,340 2,549 2,445 2,666 1,955 2,167
52 20 32 10 13 30 35
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21
6 15 13 16
9 6
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61 24 37 64 67 54 52 31
189 150 39 22 31 12 22 12
640 462 178 149 166 140 159 140 157
16 12
4
12 17
6 5
4 2
1,860 1,062 798 720 769 707 753 648 668
515 268 247 188 202 224 250 184 195
38 25 13 30 38 14 17 13 13
1,300 763 537 499 529
466 486
448 460
7
6 1
3
3
3
28 24 4
7
7
4
3
4 3
800 422 378 215 230 197 213 192 207
88 18 70
1 10
1
8
1
1
1
1
711 404 307 214 219 196 204 191 200
122 60 62 72 51 66 72 43
260
217
43 19 24 16
14
49 41
8
2
2
29 18 11
9
6
182 158 24
13
8 13
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
33
10,226 5,018 5,208
7,808 3,834 3,974
2,418
1,184 1,234
13 20
1,625 759 866
847 392 455
176
84 92
468
202 266
45
17 28
158
69
433 223 210
329 172 157
99
50
5
2
3
230
141
110
59
5
1
4
3
60
32
15
6
282 167 115
12
5
85
40
10
6
3,834 3,974
2,459 2,496
1,375 1,478
18
924 1,009
399 432
81
190
12
116
259
189
65
5
Saugus
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, 1
, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3,001 3,058
2,133 2,154
868 904
16
478 509
169 164
18
93
5
53
101 126
73
25
3
163
169
3,834 3,974
2,452 2,516
1,382 1,458
23 14
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436 476
70 91
237 252
18 30
111 103
196 229
137 169
56 55
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62 79
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
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Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, oxclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
15
13
19
5
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1
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9
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
389
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
870
937
641
296
589
281
2,767 1,433 1,334
2,103
1,077 1,026
664 356 308
4 4
256 116 140
88 46 42
4
2
30 11
90
1,077 1,026 || 1,077 1,026
703 653
693
656
374 373 384 370
1
2
139 143 164 166
48 50 46 44
4
16
1
37
25 29
4
133
108
25
33
54
41
13
11
32
15
41
Seekonk
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
. o
West Indies
Other foreign countries :
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221
959
698
261
200
98
223
103
239
105
122
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1
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2,207 1,081 1,126
587 252 335
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162 69 93
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Shrewsbury
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
49
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
3,377 1,653
2,484
893
1,724
1,274
450
1,210
661
549
1,210 1,274
603 705
547 569
1,081 1,120
639
481
1,274
703
571
1
365
124
1
8
452
173
243
95
299
102
293
108
14
20
2
32
2
139
193
189
4
375
146
1
15
4
126
112
110
2
115
98
97
1
87
109
101
126
120
6
-
87
115
74
1
11
43
1
6
115
2
Somerset
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. oic.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
86,854 40,982 45,872 | 30,041 33,384
63,425 30.041 | 33,384 17,324 19,072
23,429 10,941 12,488 12,717 14,312
142 76 66 75 82
16,573 7,175 9,398 9,493 10,921
7,594 3,210 4,384 2,910 3,215
1,685 722
963 624
758
3,612 1,515 2,097 1,252 1,454
893 363 530 354 279
1,404 610 794 670 724
2,497 1,204 1,293 1,456 1,774
1,552 733 819 980 1,174
910 454 456 445 573
35 17 18 31 27
5,629 2,403 3,226 4,804 5,494
795 337
458
303 357
58 21 37 20 81
70 35 35 76 73
406 204 202 457
499
283 213 70 18 15
2,998 1,733 1,265 1,236 1,286
141 67 74 71 79
125 68 57 52 63
30 13 17 13 18
6
3
3
2
2
85 50 35 37 43
4
2
2
700 346 354 296 299
718 362 356 313 319
11 12 11
6
24 15
9
3
5
671 336 335 329 308
821 393 429 388 384
183 102 81 58 57
97 46 51 33 30
2 2
2
2
84 54 30 23 25
30 18 12 12
8
239 149 90 142 227
30,041 33,384 23,768 26,119
17,227 | 19,203 14,918 16,447
12,814 | 14,181 8,850 9,672
63 62 54 49
10,017 11,333 6.362 7,171
3.299 3,607 1,397 1,520
635
712
248
1,553 1,701
435 439 178 180
676 755 294 338
1,251 1,568 629 767
847 1,078 395 478
391 462 228 276
13 28
6 13
5,098 5.762 4,106 4.610
362 377 227 239
7 19
3 5
38 . 52 10 17
359 415 269 315
16 13 16 13
1,116 1,140
1,103 1,115
59 64 37 41
46 59 37 42
11 13
8 10
2
8
1
33 38 29 31
23
231
323
7
3
313
385
51
29
251
293
6
5
282
368
46
22
221
303
6
3
294
314
49
29
236
279
3
5
269
293
43
21
22
24
20
6
69
22
6
52
102
77
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
391
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,620
2,109
2,511
4,668
2,092
2,576
3,498 3,550
1,660 1,628
1,838 1,922
2,201
1,782
5
22
1,531
1,253
1
6
1,600
1,289
2
14,217 7,341 6,876
9,288 4,620 4,668
4,929 2,721 2,208
3 2
1
3,111
1,482 1,629
2,523 1,224
1,299
17 6 11
65 29 36
2 2
2,439 1,187 1.252
319 155 164
245 122
72 33 39
2
2
100 165
3
1
2,147
1,733
5
17
1
1,710
139
98
39
2
274
1
4,620 4,668
2,261 2,222
2,359 2,446
2 4
2,036 2,089
1,634 1,666
10
6
22 22
1
1,602 1,637
122
85
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4
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4
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62
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1,278
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289
1
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1
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2
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45
117
98
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299
2
382
170
2
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10
18
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1
308
162
1
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3
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59
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. O.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n.o..
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
0.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
South Aadley
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland:
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,989
1,078
911
5,179 2,464 2,715
3,828 1,839 1,989
1,351 625 726
41 21 20
1,000 444 556
439 216 223
2
2
23
15
1,839
1,000
839
22
618
295
1
1,839
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887
26
685
305
1,989
1,068
921
24
702
271
1
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1,426 1,549
803 886
623 663
20
448 463
210 185
659
283
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206
183
275
153
414
340
152
188
208
158
72
86
290
144
76
68
293
166
83
83
263
154
83
71
208
88
41
47
102
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70
150
179
222
214
276
150
189
3
118
1
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392
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORY IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
2,358 2,569
1,471 1,616
887 953
1,858 2,040
1,217 1,332
641 708
667
614
434
448
5,994
4,927
1,067
2
895
649
6
29
6
608
78
63
10
5
161
2,910 3,084
2,358 2,569
552 515
2
436 459
326 323
4 2
14 15
2
4
306 302
44 34
35
6
3
62
2,358 2,569
1,426 1,531
932 1,038
2
1
881 971
625 657
3
3
8
9
3
1
611 644
68 75
58 53
6 13
4
9
187 238
1
836
591
1
6
4
580
41
34
895
605
3
5
3
594
47
30
13
2
430
26
23
2
1
154
1
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1
444
23
15
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195
204
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n, o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
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Italy
Norway
Poland
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German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
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Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia :
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Other foreign countries
SPRINGFIELD
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n, o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
906
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102,971 49,791 53,180 36,133 39,414 36,133 39,414 30,231 32,792
75,547 36,133 39,414 21,805 23,698 21,991 24,141 19,486 21,196
27,424 13,658 13,766 14,328 15,716 14,142 15,273 10,745 11,596
479 231
248 196 190 220
213 152 144
13,470 6,003 7,467 9.204 10,582 9,325 10.510 6,481
7,382
4,790 2,282 2,508 3,020 3,297 2,929 3,109 1,881 1,946
161 55 106 77 76 91 97 32 33
311 127 184 137 157 166 176 41 40
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4.251 2,061 2,190 2,778 3.041 2,643 2,820 1,792 1,864
2,995 1,466 1,529 1,558 1,719 1,422 1,544 762 809
1,728 851 877 1,011 1,123
1,006 455 496
1,241 602
639
523 571 499 522 301 308
26 13 13 24 25 17 16
6
5
5,569
2,203
3,366
4,582 5,520 4,934 5,809
3,821
4.612
71 30 41
29 33 26 32 12 13
45 22 23
15 13 14 16
5
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108 51 57 61 70 38 57 13 23
1,209 623 586 968 981 847 827 649 643
533 416 117 46 25 42 21 42 20
4,007 2,332 1,675 1,401 1,357 1,309 1,246 1,291 1,234
75 43 32 18 31 17 26
11 14
1.949 976 973 580 570 564 562 517 496
952 438 514 304 254 337 294 297 245
21 9 12
8 16
7 11
6
8
940 514 426 258
289
211 250 205 236
36 15 21 10 11
7
9 7
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3
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2
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3,362 1,762 1,600 1,085 1,151
1,031 1,079 978 1,046
183 78 105 47 56 54 59 43 51
8
4
1
1
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3,171 1.680 1,491 1,037
1,095 976 1,020 934 995
1,155 548 607 457 450 458 469 394 391
628
382 246
148 112 142 110 138
98
63
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19 14 18 14 18 13
347 179 168 i
75 106 74 105 74 104
183 140 43 21 28 20 23 18 21
37 16 21
6
9
5 10
3
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398 264 134 185 149 170 109 100 58
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115
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
393
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
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PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
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IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Fe
Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,913 3,149
2,004 2,159
909 990
2,343 2,557
1,768 1,924
575 633
438
127
23
64
2,913 3,149
2,008 2,151
905 998
3
745 866
305 337
60 54
164 200
11 18
70 65
75
63 98
11 27
1
361 402
4
514
147
15
97
1
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737
266
66
116
9
75
117
91
25
1
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15
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7,489 3,592 3,897
6,062
2,913 3,149
1,427 679 748
1
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1,090 476 614
578 239 339
117
45 72
309 125 184
33 13 20
119 56 63
160 82 78
128
62 66
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11
19
39
96
74
28
35
11
11
43
22
16
22
10
12
12
10
Stoneham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Stoughton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
28
6,982 3,449 3,533
5,283 2,538 2,745
1,699 911 788
26 10 16
668 294 374
234 90 144
62 29 33
111 40
22 8
39 13 26
155 78 77
127 61
26 15
2
2
277 126 151
1
2,538
1,624
914
8
557
98
24
52
8
14
94
69
23
2
365
2,745
1,742
1,003
6
629
92
19
44
5
24
105
84
18
3
429
3
2,538 2,745
1,612 1,728
926 1,017
12 9
593 666
149 142
29
67 70
16 12
38 31
94 102
83 84
10 18
1
346 417
4
2,112 2,328
1,432 1,568
680 760
6
5
377 441
39 32
9 6
22 16
2
6 10
48 50
38 41
9
9
1
357
SINO
290
10
33
5
60
20
161
3
82
3
33
20
96
3
47
81
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26
16
17
1
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82
47
26
16
25
17
5
585
359
6
141
WITALA, IS,,
226
4
136
161
153
133
148
305
280
63
118
108
EBICAMA
187
172
32
4
72
69
48
4
92
69
34
6
73
63
46
4
94
59
38
5
4
4
3
394
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Fe-
Males
males
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,028
561
467
972
538
434
1,028
584
444
972
562
410
834
487
347
790
468
322
264
227
237
366
306
3
8
2,829 1,491 1,338
2,000 1,028 972
829 463 366
1
1
473 254 219
420 224 196
4
20
12
1
1
395 215 180
29 18 11
27 18
9
2
2
203
350
306
3.
14
317
271
1
16
1
253
12
7
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8
1
194
219
8
26
295
21
17
3
1
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289
11
8
2
1
33
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24
12
29
6
3
1
14
31
19
6
14
2
6
14
28
14
18
79
47
1
50
16
2
14
26
9
14
2
7
7
34
12
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2
15
1
7
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8
6
5
5
10
5
26
30
30
8
10
28
28
11
2
BASTOS LI-OHTI ONII Congoraverii INDOOR
80
47
26
26
Sutton
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. o.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Swampscott
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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1,960
757
2,958
2,135
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2,262 2,471
1,804 1,975
458 496
298
481
204
612
258
193
7,345 3,494 3,851
5,675 2,717 2,958
1,670 777
7
5
974 353
483
290
65 20 45
286 113 173
40 13
92 47
169 73 96
129 56 73
35 16 19
5 1
4
256 63 193
64 23 41
2
1
1
4
2
2
16
8
8
205
45
553
261
39
152
21
49
84
67
17
272
101
12
68
4
17
44
34
10
154
16
43
112
97
12
3
220
22
46
12
60
5
17
52
46
5
1
136
16
178
191
115
12
17
79
28
3
148
17
2
3
20
1
145
دهد
1
19
1
14
18
1
143
6
11
1
143
6
158
499
28
2
341
17
1
158
11
1
153
9
4
153
8
4
1
2
2
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13
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97
1
10
70
10
19
17
10
11
8
27
1
1
19
12
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
395
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
males
Males
1,011
639
372
982
605
377
1
226
108
860
546
314
870
585
285
228
113
182
97
159
90
2,558 1,273 1,285
1,993 982 1,011
565 291 274
4 2 2
311 152 159
159 79
1
16 9
4
2
138
71
109
54
99 51 48
7
3
32 12
3
7
5
101
80
75
4
1
29
102
84
74
9
982 1,011
578
643
404 368
1
265 230
124 124
1
1
9 11
4 7
110 105
89 60
74 47
14 12
1
1
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4
1
85
43
39
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131
117
122
119
117
212
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Swansea
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n, o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
TAUNTON
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
oo
648
12
36,161 17,604 18,557 12,443 13,247 12,443 13,247 10,291 10,864
25,690 12,443 13,247 6,692 7,040 6,735 7,180 5,831 6,133
10,471 5,161 5,310 5,751 6,207
5,708
6,067 4,460 4,731
242 144 98 92 71 98 69 88 56
5,391 2,444 2,947 3,875 4,170
3,911
4,167 2,777 2,947
2,253 1,082
1,171 1,331 1,292 1,317 1,270 902 859
158 .68 90 77 62 64 60 17 11
361 139 222
112
116 160 136 45 38
155 56 99 69 59 72 81 32 25
1,579 819
760 1,073 1,055 1,021
993
808 785
1,340
692 684 780 672 708 375 394
1,076
516 560 572 633 548 579 331 342
251 127 124 106 137 116 126 42 50
13 5
8
6 10
8
3
2
2
1,756 699 1,057 1,848 2,079 1,905 2,168 1,493 1,687
18
8 10
7
8 14 13
4
3
24 7 17
5 11
3 8
3
4
16
7 6
5
5
176 94 82 115 127 96 111 70 85
58 47 11 14 10 14
13
8
261 172 89 73 62 70 58 70 58
6 5 1 3
3
1
964 459 505 276
350 277 355
269 344
826 392 434 244 310 246 315 240 304
3
2
1
82 41 41 24 32 22 32 21 32
53 24 29
8
8
9 8
8
2,772 1,439
1,333
1,109 1,210 1,067 1,115 1,038 1,084
396 237 159 123 119 109 110 104 103
15
5 10
7
7 3
7
14 8 6
3
8
367
224
143 113 110
97
47 41 28 36 31 42 18
38 25 13
8
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Fe
Fe
Fe
Males
males
Males
males
Males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1,452
1,016
436
4,081 2,267 1,814
3,251 1,799 1,452
830 468 362
4
3.
1
375 189 186
276 142
134
18 11 7
45 21 24
2
2
211 108
33 17 16
27
13
14
5
3
2.
1
29
1
1,799 1,452
1,246 1,027
553 425
2
357 273
203 173
9
27
1
166 159
42 24
33 22
8
2
1
112 75
1
1,799
1,247
552
1
360
195
11
33
1
150
37
33
3
1
128
292
186
10
23
1
152
25
20
5
1,495 1,194
1,119 911
376 283
1
211 155
103 96
2
1
10
3
1
90
15
14
9
103
80
93
50
1
1
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3
10
1
4
3
15
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38
11
1
14
1
10
2
54
2
12
1
55
9
10
2
50
9
1
49
75
57
53
204
2
129
1
-
1
65
63
26
29
26
24
20
29
29
107
95
2
164
100
27
37
22
85
46
16
23
15
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33
24
1
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40
16
23
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26
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Tewksbury
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,430 1,361
873 863
557 498
5
5
463 386
142
123
17 16
27
5,265
2,791
2,474
23
1,878
537
101
168
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234
318
240
72
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428 383
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281
91 78
8
8
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1
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46 55
28 31
17 24
1
215 148
2,994 2,271
1,430 1,361
1,564 910
14
9
1,168 710
275 262
59 42
74 94
14 20
128 106
201 117
154 86
43 29
4
2.
665
316
20 15
7
11
3
21 13
23 15
72 23
5
3
34 20
11
9
1
22 10
1
24 18
93 59
16 7
1,430 1,361
865
826
565 535
6
5
481
151
141
18 19
30 32
3
100 85
79 99
49 51
29 41
1
6
247 175
4
9
1
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4
16
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16
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24
10
18
17
25
18
18
16
4
25
17
16
16
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24
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129
64
45
6
10
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7
20
77
40
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6
6
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
397
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
4,921 2,445 2,476
3,621 1,764 1,857
1,300 681 619
23 11 12
720 351 369
486 251 235
6
3
3
27 11 16
8 4 4
445 233 212
84 45 39
72 37 35
12
8
4
1,764 1,857
957 1,049
807 808
5 15
647 654
402 389
6 5
10
1,764 1,857
1,022
1,079
742 778
7 17
595 629
335 361
6
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11 11
4
314 338
60
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12
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Uxbridge
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Wakefield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
12,781 6,182 6,599
9,199 4,407 4,792
3,582
1,775 1,807
20 12
8
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1,220 533 687
214 88 126
861 380 481
40 16 24
105 49
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322
160 162
227 115 112
93 44 49
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683 299 384
61 25 36
5
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3
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17 13
4
760 459 301
20
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93
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4,407
2,617
1,790
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1,335
551
64
403
23
61
212
155
56
1
554
16
2
6
33
4,792
2,832
1,960
37
1,523
652
89
440
33
90
282
185
94
3
568
19
2
7
30
4,407 4,792
2,537 2,801
1,870 1,991
15 13
1,419
1,592
630 700
97 116
448 496
30 29
55 59
175 220
121 144
51 68
3 8
585 637
24 33
5
13 10
39 33
3,486 3,786
2,236 2,444
1,250 1,342
9 7
867 1,000
324 377
17 29
277 303
9 16
21
94 122
63 77
30 43
1
2
436 184
13 17
29
227
207
227
207
241
9
34
26
213
6
41
30
47
8
11
11
5
9
1
3
44
ELOI NON SONO S.
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3
32
7
28
33
1
6
118
2
10
106
150
12
2
6
17
18
3
1
27
58
1
22
39
16
44
10
1
19
11
25
10
398
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORY IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Males
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
1,533
8
2,023 1,976
1,185 1,165
838 811
21 10
599 608
174
169
18 23
72 68
14 13
70 65
87 116
53 68
34 48
5
5,490 2,824 2,666
3,999 2,023 1,976
1,491 801 690
52 29 23
867 428 439
313
152
161
50 18 32
142 69 73
35 19 16
86 46 40
186 90
113 52
68 38
5
350 177 173
13
6
5
3
11
72
2,023
1,134
889
16
667
201
31
89
21
60
100
56
36
8
357
9
1,595
998
597
16
403
80
5
31
3
1,976
1,137
839
8
643
190
30
86
14
60
102
65
34
3
338
13
2
43
22
21
316
276
325
9
4
-
6
49
52
53
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42
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62
64
183
6
74
3
129
3
52
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జలాలు:-
54
3
16
1
53
3
14
61
1
12
14
13
I
I
71
15
13
13
12
I will con
29
3
26
3
35
9
115
30
1
23
31
17
21
26
29
8
2
28
8
1
14
10011
8
8
1
6
14
Walpole
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n, o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
WALTHAM
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
30,154 14,351 15,803 10,410 11,363 10,410 11,363
21,773 10,410 | 11.363 5,916 6,593 5,837 6,397
8,381 3,941 4,440 4,494 4,770
4,573 4,966
10
8
2
8
8
6
3
5,820 2,450 3,370 3,559 3,844 3,722 4,138
2,699 1,064 1,635 1,076 1,084 1,189 1,260
648 248 400 244 249 291 321
1,253 470 783 393 435 461 508
221 63 158 73 67 99 105
577 283 294 366 333 338 326
1,027 494 533 559 580 511 564
829 404 425 449 455 397 443
188 86 102 104 119 112 113
10 4 6
6 6
2
8
2,024 869 1,155 1,903 2,158 1.986 2,267
66 20 46 18 19 35 46
4 3
1
3
3
1
1
37 18 19 16 20 14 12
93 51 42
126 146
104
95
58 40 18
9
5
1,035 616 419 323 320 322
312
52 25 27 24 23 23
140 82
58
30
27
4
3
1
8,158 9,002
5,040 5.625
3,118 3,377
3
2,333 2,642
519 524
119 121
168 196
. 22 29
210 178
238 279
198 230
38
2
1,568 1,832
8
งง!
10
77
5
319
21
26
1
308
៥ | E | -សទី៨-~~ាទី | | ទី៨ | -ន័រវ័៨៨៥ទី
51
21
121
11
171
8
20
9
5
113
17
9
6
106
14
o mocow SOSIS.
108
13
7
3
176
47
16
113
355
17
11
306
84
21
201
635
29
20
1
130
37
5
88
280
12
9
An+: వరి, టెల
100
216
88
226
92
196
8:
HINWEST
215
198
86
189
7
4
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31
2
9
2
160
6
1
99
3
1
61
40
33
26
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
399
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
-

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
9,346 4,455 4,891
6,119 2,938 3,181
3,227 1,517
11
6
1,678 747
1,223 553
1
1
32 9
2,938 3,181
1,174 1,308
1,764 1,873
4
2
1,066 1,234
673 728
1
9
7
2,938
1,186
1,752
4
1,069
665
3,181
1,327
1,854
2
1,229
718
1
15
1
2,416 2,602
941 1,057
1,475 1,545
4
2
806 933
497
547
1
4
I
15
NA
1,190
136
96
37
3
315
543
65
47
18
664
71
55
16
720
89
66
23
650
77
55
20
2
324
3
493
38
30
8
542
33
21
12
23
417
422
271
127
2
353
320
1
1
1
16
4
10
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5
16
19
10
1
000
1
1
8
1
1,443
1,384
1
56
2
8
1
703
674
1
27
638
611
579
553
638
610
579
555
628
605
572
549
27
26
28
24
23
44
26
1
26
27
28
27
24
1
4
40
1
1
1
26
1
25
1
27
23
1
26
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WINTING
2
1
5
5
2
2
Ware
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Wareham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,866 1,920
1,303 1,379
563 541
1
3
237 205
76 65
1,683 1,696
1,228 1,273
455 423
1
3
140 119
37 25
5,176 2,693 2,483
3,786 1,866 1,920
1,390
827 563
2
1
1
290 127 163
142 63 79
3 9
50 17 33
18 13 5
62 30 32
94 44 50
62 29 33
32 15 17
12
1,866 1,920
1,309 1,363
557 557
1
3
210 219
63 80
2 3
21 33
6 14
34 30
54 61
34 41
20 20
9
8
3
14
62
29
3
24
53
36
16
1
86
28
29
18
11
18
32
89
74
74
16
3
1
1
48
5
1
1
21
11
229
1
66
1
6
12
15
10
127
102
79
1
42
24
28
26
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26
26
53
13
634
76
63
1
12
20
24
33
9
429
42
34
177
20
4
205
34
29
1
4
10
9
21
7
186
22
15
180
14
12
21
6
174
18
15
2
8
10
15
7
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400
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
4,268 2,158
2,919 1,444
1,349 714
15 12
560 263
306 150
4
28
2,110
1,475
635
3
297
156
1,444 1,475
747
795
697 680
14 19
403 421
227
2
10 8
1,444 1,475
752 786
692 689
4 11
399 436
1,186 1,212
652 686
534 526
4 11
277
301
152 125
1
4
4
199
209
188
20
1
14
189
274
116
52
64
148
142
60
29
31
132
56
23
33
217
56
28
28
4
16
2
166
60
30
30
194
50
22
28
24
10
14
120
32
15
17
53
120
140
162
101
137
1
144
84
1
| a | ធី ប | នី | ដី
187
1
1
6
5
6
1
17
1
14
6
12
1
6
11
12
5
1
1
685
379
306
306
259
248
185
208
163
1
260
213
217
182
231
184
192
159
565
120
73
47
63
44
47
35
47
33
-
1
51
40
2
11
2
1
46
'R''UDI 11-
9
NI
2
1
1
3
1
Warren
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Watertown
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
16,515 8,114
11,219 5,348
5,296 2,766
30 13
2,972 1,322
1,098 460
135 51
504 216
141 57
318 136
475 245
337 173
128 66
10
6
1.286 567
109 49
4 1
12 6
89 39
63 55
1,059
634
34 16
11
6
1
8,401
5,871
2,530
17
1,650
638
84
288
84
182
230
164
62
4
719
60
3
6
50
8
425
18
5
1
5,348
2,779
2,569
22
1,860
430
47
208
39
136
272
201
65
6
1,098
57
3
11
61
5
395
10
7
5,871
3,056
2,815
11
2,060
491
66
243
38
144
286
217
64
5
1,230
48
5
5,348
2,719
2,629
19
1,940
484
49
219
48
168
223
172
45
6
1,162
65
6.
7
56
4
381
14
5,871
3,068
2,803
11
2,076
522
82
240
40
160
239
174
61
4
1,260
53
2
4,302
2,366
1,936
19
1,298
193
10
98
17
68
119
90
26
3
942
44
4,700
2,622
2,078
10
1,414
215
27
107
14
67
136
98
38
1,032
31
-
6
41
4
3
74
96
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97
1
379
13
។ .
395
17
378
8
10
6
I
6
10
40
42
35
35
40
45
10
33
4
7
3.
9
86
10
9
67
173
719
692
1
26
3
36
లు | ల | SHOం | 0 | | 008,
610 | దేశంసలుంటాం | | | నలు
8 Wrig werd INIIN
32
3
1
6
44
8
5
31
96
189
179
1
9
2
14
INSINI IN
enes
4
36
77
530
513
Bolo VIII
28
1
30
57
86
83
Saw
32
76
79
73
28
53
77
74
32
59
79
73
1
3
17
1
22
11
20
12
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
401
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
12,565
8,398
4,167
112
1,467
1,063
14
17
7
1,025
127
97
29
1
276
1
6,235 6,330
4,114 4,284
2,121 2,046
68 44
660 807
488 575
5 9
9
8
2 5
472 553
60 67
46 51
14 15
1
112 164
1
4,114
1,514
2,600
60
1,128
758
4
12
3
739
68
50
17
1
300
4,284
1,622
2,662
54
1,166
737
6
7
5
719
81
52
27
3,208 3,266
1,152 1,173
2,056 2,093
46 44
828 843
568 532
1
3
564
23
16
7
4,114 4,284
1,471 1,521
2,643 2,763
62 57
1,132 1,257
765 815
6
6
8
7
2
749 795
65 72
45 46
18 26
2
301 368
1
1
1
2
5
342 330
3
3
61 51
1
976 991
331 305
370 418
270
264
5 4
530
31
15
16
237
279
345
2
1
361
335
271
4
222
46
91
49
57
7
450
56
142
1
1,736
682
527
521
6
904
362
241
297
4
3
228
10
51
1
832
320
286
224
2
944
352
382
205
5
999
320
464
210
5
815
309
328
173
5
264
3
49
1
845
279
381
181
4
-
90
48
47
30
31
24
25
50
3.
1
140
3
2
135
32
4
2
88
16
47
16
48
14
30
13
31
23
24
11
21
20
16
3
3
1
Webster
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland:
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Wellesley
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland .
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,974
1,261
713
1,974 2,658
1,280 1,785
694 873
3
9
548 674
138 155
27
89
6,439 2,705 3,734
4,632 1,974 2,658
1,807 731 1,076
12 5 7
1,244 412 832
453 153 300
70 23 47
262 89 173
55 17 38
66 24 42
246 95 151
153 64 89
89 30 59
4
1
3
491 150 341
43 11 32
11
3
8
4 2
2
32 21 11
11
4
303 207 96
20
16
39 23 16
8 5 3
2,658
1,776
882
7
697
175
35
94
20
26
101
66
12
1,591 2,191
1,140 1,607
451 584
3
7
333 415
51 53
11
9
34 28
4
2 12
39 52
23
14
2
2
235 303
7
112
580
148
28
86
22
12
81
50
29
2
334
14
3
3
16
133
86
4
396
281
364
8
2
12
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92
NIITTISOITWININESS MEER
0 | | | | | 60 | ANIలు | - ARలు నింపుకు పట్టి
59
12
59
11
4
2
31
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18
13
3
3
15
3
25
6
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6
40
6
1
33
84
2
NOTITORI I OPRINDES
1
14
28
19
56
1
19
2
10
3
402
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Fe-
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males males
Total Males
Fe-
males
2,376
1,743
633
545
666
2,370
1,598
772
4
618
205
21
78
9
97
104
74
26
4
303
6
135
13
50
4
5,925 2,915 3,010
4,746
2,370
2,376
1,179 545 634
5
1
864 354 510
380 155 225
34 14 20
173 67 106
33 14 24
135 60 75
146
71 75
114 55 59
29 15 14
3
1
2
324 123 201
10
3
7
4
2
2
3
3
21 14
5 5
108 69 39
5
9
1
1
2,370 2,376 | 1,953 2,004
1,560 1,693 1,417 1,564
810 683 536
3
3.
603 410 371
235 168 110 70
21 12
6
89 65 40
15 14
110
60
81 77 37
59 59 31
22 17
1
345 358 258
5
67
319
11
4
20
1
57
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14
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2
6
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6
1
8
52
14
4
26
11
18
16
5
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23
15
22
11
6
14
5
16
3
1
12
15
16
1
10
5
38
46
40
22
10
8
3
10
12
11
16
14
12
16
1
10
5
29
13
5
5
1
3
1
10
3
1
6
2
5
2.
Westborough
Nativo
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
o:
West Indies
Other foreign countries
West Bridgewater
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. C.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
2,741
2,183
558
1,374 1,367
1,077 1,106
297 261
1,077
764
313
1,106
801
305
1,077
753
324
1,106
788
318
908
687
221
928
722
206
237
123
60
118
114
58
6
25
9
155
72
6
28
7
31
42
37
5
17
53
16
32
62
50
11
1
53
167
76
5
30
14
27
40
37
1
2
51
178
76
12
26
11
27
53
35
17
1
47
189
91
14
33
15
29
37
31
6
87
31
1
10
5
15
24
21
3
టెల పం-2 తీసిద్ధి
17
30
27
2
24
41
60
32
1
1
2
1
8
3
6
2
17
13
13
10
IOAREN ELLIOTTOBRE
1
1
149
26
5
87
13
3
60
8
60
8
4
54
9
59
8
4
54
8
1
4
MICROCILIN
5
10
47
14
30
13
20
S6
28
5
8
13
I
4
52
5
1
8
35
11
2
27
11
47
5
1
10
2
5
1
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
403
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE— Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
6,382
3,479
2,903
367
1,430
329
9
27
2
291
193
128
61
4
902
6,609
3,654
2,955
379
1,426
342
16
31
5
290
210
137
65
8
871
5,492 5,614
3,138 3,248
2,354 2,366
353 351
994 975
198 204
2
3
5 7
191
93
69
23
1
3399 Ant
194
94
68
24
2
677
699
3
1
98
1
106
4
3
79
18,411 9,401 9,010 | 6,382 6,609
12,991 6,382 6,609 3,522 3,647
5,420 3,019 2,401 2,860 2,962
578 293 285 369 378
1,530 699 831 1,343 1.377
398 189 209 337 331
15 5 10 11 13
45 14 31 23 24
5 2
3
2 1
333 168 165 301 293
312 159 153 193 236
227 117 110 149 183
81 39
42 51
4
3
2 2
815 351 464 807
809
3
1
2
5
1
7 5
14
5
113 64
124 128
21 17
4
1
1
488 341 147 95 114
1
1
1,970 1,147 823 714
758
626
284 213 215
3 1
5
1,338 801 537 498 531
2
1
1
3 7
27 25
1
467 280 187 156 146
7 3 4
4
311 197 114 93 88
149 80 69 59 58
47 22 25 14 24
13
9
4
2
2.
1
1
S
5
3.
4
3
1
2
1
156
116 40 27 25
72
88
106
.
342
661
205
6
6
102
1
89
1
703
232
1
467
3
1
156
4
99
53
18
2
754
246
5
496
453
3
1
143
698
205
3
483
7
2
128
137
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45
27
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91
48
9
2
85
43
14
2
2
27
21
20
17
Westfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Westford
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
865
503
362
850
479
371
865
465
400
656
400
256
649
389
260
189
107
2,843 1,392 1,451
1.715 865 850
1,128 527 601
2
2
712 324 388
362 177 185
50 24 26
26
7 19
8
1
278 145 133
277 107 170
249 95 154
25 10
15
3
2
68 36
1
1
4
3.
1
1
1
9
6
3
61 35 26
2
1
1
106 45 61
21
7 14
185
95
10
4
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284
161
19
12
4
126
61
50
11
290
148
16
10
3
119
58
42
16
850
452
398
3
309
158
21
18
2
117
70
53
17
324
180
32
15
1
132
83
69
14
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81
29
22
62
84
61
80
61
1
8
9
1
6
1
18
20
18
18
6
1
19
1
18
2
20
20
1
14
17
1
15
2
1
12
IN
38
47
19
16
16
12
16
5
72
2
3
93
1
9
1
6
1
12
1
1
162
70
38
92
22
8
27
6
24
5
24
11
25
22
23
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
Total Males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
males
3,262 1,663
2,574 1,311
352
6 2
410 192
266 130
688
1,599
1,263
336
4
218
136
1,311 1,263
919 886
392 377
1
8
242 223
151 153
1,311 1,263
905 877
406 386
3 8
268 242
144 144
1,161 1,136
855
834
306 302
179
117
171
123
1
6
14
10
1
9
3
254
119
95
24
5
1
124
55
42
13
4
2
130
64
53
11
147
53
150
81
57
22
2
10
130
91
69
21
1
31
134
70
55
15
116
52
39
12
1
10
121
33
28
5
9
20
5
15
17
25
15
2
3
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
1
57
45
32
27
25
18
24
16
25
18
25
16
29
18
24
16
25
18
5
5
5
8
7
8
10
2
188
9
113
1
102
100
98
108
8
95
8
1
IIIIIIIIII
1
8
4
5
10
Westport
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
West Springfield
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
118
5,601
4,231
1,370
97
617
281
11
19
2
249
143
103
38
2
193
5,738
4,433
1,305
114
691
292
12
19
4,231 4,433
2,549 2,661
1,682 1,772
115 143
1,031 1,092
389 358
6 13
18 20
2
3
363 322
157 176
112
127
43 43
2
6
483 557
4,231
2,586
1,645
148
1,026
352
10
16
4,433
2,703
1,730
156
1,088
337
10
20
3,467 3,629
2,251 2,348
1,216
1,281
102
689 728
220 204
1
6
2. 5
11,339
8,664
2,675
211
1,308
573
23
38
2
510
278
199
77
2
452
2
3
10
78
16
694
4
180
108
2.
70
261
135
96
39
326
129
88
40
1
538
2
5
13
70
307
150
108
39
3
587
8
6
14
78
217
64
42
21
1
403
193
67
42
22
3
456
1
2
6
58
259
2.
3
6
35
1
300
2
83
52
4
43
15
394
2
97
56
2
39
2
12
101
4
260
2
100
53
1
20
93
3
242
2
113
63
1
6
59
1
228
236
2
98
58
228
1
106
67
234
2
93
53
98
59
1
31
47
50
40
39
40
39
57
25
16
14
14
14
31
1
2
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55
21
30
14
25
16
6
16
12
6
14
22
8
14
8
6
14
16
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6
1
2
12
40
18
9
13
18
4
5
1
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
405
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Total Males
Males
males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
13,969 6,825 7,144
11,376 5,543 5,833
2,593 1,282
1,311
3 1 2
1,723 810 913
660 279 381
79 25 54
411 169 242
55 27 28
115 58 57
452 224 228
238 115 123
206 106 100
8
3
5
596 298 298
12 6
3 3
15 10
38 22 16
5,543
3,805
1,738
3
1,270
348
27
200
26
95
209
141
62
6
705
6
2
13
5,833
3,941
1,892
5
1,409
379
38
217
35
89
229
161
62
6
783
12
6
21
48
5,543 5,833
3,766 3,947
1,777 1,886
2 5
1,379 1,476
426 429
69 46
259 286
27 16
71 81
183 211
112 143
65 65
6
3
762 820
8 16
4,548 4,802
3,380 3,530
1,168 1,272
2
799 902
167 174
11
114 126
6
36
85 105
52
30
3
545 616
2
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1
1
3
32
6
34
1
25
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1
252
395
35
45
227
19
26
168
16
19
266
10
6
284
5
12
235
10
6
235
9
249
5
12
13
6
12
6
13
12
40
44
1
10
141
66
39
36
117
35
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6
15
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10
25
1
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58
18
19
21
53
26
11
3
12
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20
10
53
17
13
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3
48
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13
19
32
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32
10
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8
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Weymouth
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Whitman
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3,123 3,251
2,347 2,420
776 831
3,123 3,251
2,327 2,427
796
2,674 2,769
2,140 2,215
534 554
824
7,520 3,663 3,857
6,374 3,123 3,251
1,146
540 606
1
1
973 439 534
506 238 268
61 26 35
260 118 142
28
9 19
157 85 72
124 68 56
82 42 40
40 25 15
2
1
1
332 132 200
11
1 10
688
266
25
93
4
144
93
55
37
1
326
3
719
286
25
90
13
158
91
61
30
473
152
5
47
7
725
291
32
122
14
123
59
41
16
2
364
10
1
3
13
734
287
30
109
23
125
53
39
13
472
159
9
57
4
89
30
20
9
1
280
3
27
20
7
339
3
384
10
291
3
2.
6
1
6
2
24
21
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13
3
12
3
44
1
14
19
1
18
2
13
3
6
26
17
11
10
8
8
5
5
6
13
1
11
47
1
26
19
18
19
18
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20
19
20
13
1
19
9
46
26
3
1
20
22
18
14
26
13
3
1
18
13
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5
406
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER
MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
Males
Fe-
Males
Fe
Males
Fe-
males
males
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
1,220 1,301
755 742
465 559
7
3
66 82
28 33
755
442
313
3
101
34
755
436
319
5
105
36
652
381
271
742
410
332
5
132
37
1
3
1
2,521
1,497
1,024
10
148
61
1
8
1
51
29
13
15
1
58
742
422
320
4
122
41
1
4
684
410
274
3.
74
26
3
3
1
31
30
25
24
17
36
23
10
13
14
1
21
54
67
52
58
45
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4
3
1
6
9
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15
10
11
10
11
10
43
1
805
769
28
1
351
332
454
437
191
177
175
164
190
179
175
165
187
176
173
163
36
19
17
14
11
11
10
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Wilbraham
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
• German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Williamstown
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France.
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1,679
1,272
407
1,726
1,300
426
1,381
1,128
253
3,981
3,405
576
10
440
159
4
8
1,926
1,679
247
6
177
72
3
2,055
1,726
329
4
263
87
1,726
1,319
407
1
347
125
1
1
1,679
1,241
438
3
369
132
1
12
1,454
1,193
261
1
223
75
333
119
355
128
3
212
76
1
119
111
74
76
25
147
145
81
32
32
132
4
35
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co w w
78
82
41
19
22
40
13
10
42
116
81
40
24
17
132
1
123
95
68
19
8
127
8
5
106
146
110
156
4
2
32
9
21
19
12
22
3
17
2
19
2
3
9
2
12
1
12
1
13
1
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
407
TABLE 18.— NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,837 1,831
1,287 1,284
550 547
426
312
5,908
4,543
1,365
5
872
670
29
28
2
611
58
48
10
3,034 2,874 | 2,305 2,238
2,305 2,238 1,488 1,466
729 636 817 772
2
3
431 441 676 673
340 330 485 452
9 20
7
7
12 16 21 12
1
1
1 1
318 293 456 432
30 28 43 59
24 24 34 42
6
8 16
1 1
59
146 162
2
2,305 2,238
1,506 1,467
799 771
1
663 674
476 429
23 15
16 16
2
2
435 396
43 51
31 38
12 13
4
II OOO
456
301
1
5
1
294
20
12
8
308
16
12
4
141
143
192
98
135
2
1
5
5
212
1
4
4
134
8
59
1
17
3
42
11
15
41
13
15
12
6
3
41
10
15
23
11
23
23
10
23
92
33
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88
19
14
19
14
19
58
1
14
1
I
45
28
38
31
24
16
24
18
18
11
22
16
17
10
59
7
24
24
39
17
10
25
7
14
14
8
22
4
6
21
4
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9
6
6
21
4
39
25
14
4
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1
12
5
7
2
4
2
1
Winchendon
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
Winchester
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
3,450
2,277
1,173
4,040
2,675
1,365
2,852
2,042
810
3,367
2,412
955
726
963
239
42
94
28
25
10,005
7,490
2,515
5
1,723
565
136
256
75
98
166
117
46
3
954
27
11
4
29
6
532
9
2
4,595 5,410
3,450 4,040
1,145 1,370
2
3
666 1,057
208 357
44 92
92 164
47
44 54
81 85
58 59
21 25
2
1
366 588
10 17
10
2 2
15 14
6
363 169
1,081
270
47
114
31
78
122
87
34
78
127
94
29
4
585
11
1
3
24
3,450 4,040
2,241 2,652
1,209 1,388
3
1,005 1,128
266 263
59 55
102 114
33 31
72 63
81 117
54 79
24 36
3
2
637 722
21 24
2
4
25 35
636
82
14
31
11
26
38
27
9
2
507
9
596
675
12
2
15
41
118
151
143
143
114
2
114
1
1
1
COALITIWII WIIIIII-IV or the
2
1
1
1
1
30
16
10
3
20
13
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T-IIIIIII
14
138
1
7
58
1
4
34
80
34
48
52
1
1
15
20
4
13
3
15
9
11
12
408
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Continued.

POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
FATHER MOTHER BOTH PAR-
BORN IN
BORN IN ENTS BORN
COUNTRY
COUNTRY IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED SPECIFIED SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
485
12,758 6,063 6,695 4,880
10,055 4,880 5,175 3,416
2,703 1,183 1,520 1,464
26 16 10 16
2,004 823 1,181 1,053
954 392 562 359
187 82 105 62
464
182 282 159
150 63 87 51
153 65 88 87
622 291 331 311
225 260 232
129
62 67 75
8 4
4
355 118 237 347
53 15 38 29
20
7 13
7
9
5
4 12
84 49 35 110
38 27 11
7
82 46 36 49
18
20
67
28 28
1
1
64 37 27 28
1
1
9
14
190
75
21
1
1
168 89 79
89 32 57
3
1
5,175
3,432
1,743
10
1,303
431
81
171
68
111
325
251
69
5
507
34
6
18
105
4
58
24
39
3,831 3,944
3,017 2,962
814 982
8
559 719
157 175
19 22
76 78
19 24
43 51
140 158
102 121
36 34
2 3
247 372
15 14
4,880 5,175
3,412 3,431
1,468 1,744
8
5
1,139 1,410
423 514
67 95
212
257
51 65
93 97
310 327
221
246
84 75
5 6
378 535
22 25
6
6
9
89 68
10
6
34 35
14 15
14 31
3
64
7
33
11
13
2
51
4
35
11
31
002
29
39
1
38
1
13
1
30
1
30
13
「
11
64
14
69
1
11
54
13
62
1
64
46
5
68
50
3
54
34
2
61
38
3
2
3
12
43
లసలు
1
6
26
5
2
26
3
6
23
3
1
8
17
35
15
Winthrop
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
WOBURN
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
16,410 8,316 8,094
11,881 5,827 6,054
4,529 2,489 2,040
9
4
5
2,726
1,290 1,436
843 383 460
197 87 110
399 180
219
113 47
66
134 69
250 123 127
186 92 94
64 31 33
5,827
2,946
2,881
3
2,293
423
68
217
52
86
175
131
43
1
1,691
6,054
3,086
2,968
3
2,392
435
61
228
47
99
178
125
52
1
1,772
5
2
4
33
15
249
3
18
1
5,827 6,054
2,980 3,166
2,847 2.888
4
2
2,300 2,369
460 456
99 112
207 220
61 59
93
65
155 174
111 125
43 48
1
1
1,677 1,728
6
9
2
4
4,701 4,875
2,508 2,667
2,193 2,208
2
2
1,710 1,733
199 188
35 27
106 101
22 23
36 37
67 68
51 49
15 18
1
1
1,444 1,472
5
65
840
N1
26
1,620
9
4
6
33
261
622
21
99
5
2
2
13
33
222
1
22
780
2
2
4
20
228
400
11
67
3
4
3
35
12
257
10
11
1
226
6
10
1
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223
6
17
1
2
18
12
222
1
17
1
224
2
10
1
30
10
17
9
16
9
16
93
1
27
179
23
63
1
18.
124
10
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55
13
6
42
12
4
49
9
8
46
16
6
48
10
33
9
4
45
8
38
42
154
40
125
30
133
1
24
126
156
310
63
4
30
143
1
127
114
156
60
1
108
Li-Ion
1
1
1
i
1
59
8
165
59
4
103
1
1
58
62
75
71
47
50
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
409
TABLE 18. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND SUB-
DIVISIONS) BY SEX, AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, BY SEX, FOR
PLACES HAVING A POPULATION OF 2,500 OR MORE — Concluded.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
POPULATION
BORN IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
FATHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
MOTHER
BORN IN
COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
BOTH PAR-
ENTS BORN
IN COUNTRY
SPECIFIED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total Males
Fe.
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
109
400
WORCESTER
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. C.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
162,697 80,338 82,359 | 53,249 56,859 53,249 56,859 | 44,158 47,015
110,108 53,249 56,859 25,828 27,563 || 26,147 28.187 22,238 23,885
52,589 27,089 25,500 27,421 29,296 | 27,102 | 28,672 || 21,920 23,130
188 88 100 83 118 86 104 46 64
22,696 10,424 12,272 16,516 18,363 16,514 | 18,146 12,167 13,397
8,144 3,889 4,255
5,371
5,721
5,075 5,323 3,311
3,460
515 196 319 168 193 211 238 55 56
1,339 595 744 449 463
458 511 157 149
270 120 150 107
96 85 35 28
6,020 2,978 3,042 4,647 4,956 4,310 4,489 3,064
3,227
4,529 2,242 2,287 2,091 2,319 1,942 2,178 1,081 1,161
3,512 1,738 1,774 1,603 1,774 1,425 1,628 805 882
993 491 502 453 520 493 524 261 267
24 13 11 35 25 24 26 15 12
9,928 4,249 5,679 9,013 10,288 9,439 10,576 7,763 8,769
65 31 34 28 23 39 45 10 5
30 13 17 13 12 19 24
2 2
105 51 54 70 55 41 42 27 20
537 277 260 543 616 457 508 355
678 600 78 16 14 16 10 16 10
3,985 2,400 1,585 1,290 1,318 1,213 1,239 1,197 1,224
368
189 140
135 138 153 81 92
5,741 3,354 2,387 1,848 1,900 1,806 1,860 1,736 1,781
198 103 95 75 75 79 95 61 68
53 24 29 23 12 28 33 13 11
5,467 3,214 2,253 1,742 1,799 1,692 1,720 1,656 1,690
23 13 10
8 14
7 12
6 12
33 16 17 17 15
8 11
6 6
7,259 3,759 3,500 2,370 2,426 2,333 2,389 2,212 2,269
1,712
846 866 577 570 579 580 551 543
918 517 401 240 267 231 281 215 256
4,629 2,396 2,233 1,553 1,589 1,523 1,528 1,446
1,470
8,150 4,073 4,077 3,662 3,531 3,701 3,464 3,369 3,209
2,422 1,619 803 609
590 577
576 564 552
912 612 300 205 181 186 176 182 167
735 416 319 257 270 259 275 254 268
775 591 184 147 139 132 125 128 117
19
9 10
5 10
3
3
408 240 168 252 205 209 167 144 106
179
410
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN (FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES AND
A POPULATION OF
(Note. — “N. O. c." means not otherwise classified.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Born in
Country Country
Specified
Country
Specified
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Acton
1
2
3
1,703
1,239
464
1,399
1,149
250
166
60
3
30
2,151
1,703
448
1
285
179
26
110
9
34
46
40
5
1
50
10
1,703
1,286
417
1
317
151
22
64
10
55
57
47
9
1
98
11
365
179
14
97
9
59
46
40
6
27
.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
117
23
6
13
9
6
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland.
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries :
34
46
20
17
41
2
16
39
2.
16
39
2
24
25
26
1
19
13
18
7
10
6
15
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
ONT 1100 W
Ashburnham
2,059
1,667
392
1,667
1,131
536
1,667
1,141
526
1,382
1,012
370
358
266
347
253
10
6
220
161
1
2
25
193
147
8
11
2
126
17
9
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230
233
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17
3
3
158
12
9
2
1
46
1
1
27
1
1
2
19
11
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48 Prince Edward Island
49 Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76
Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
25
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19
18
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134
104
101
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89
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27
27
31
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
411
SUB-DIVISIONS) AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS HAVING
LESS THAN 2,500.
"Other foreign countries" include persons born at sea of foreign parents.)
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Acushnet
Alford
1
2,387
1,678
709
1,435
839
271
237
34
237
198
39
237
192
45
222
191
31
596
14
1,678
929
749
9
544
452
14
8
1,678
954
724
6
523
411
16
3
5
412
347
11
18
2
1
482
322
14
5
1
302
150
138
12
2
430
69
59
9
1
23
392
80
60
20
2
10
6
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
31
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13
22
12
20
15
16
4
3
3
20
24
24
37
37
36
36
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127
107
28
29
104
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33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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11
12
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Ashby
Ashfield
922
784
138
784
594
190
784
623
161
714
576
138
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41
42
43
44
45
46
47
994
913
81
16
21
9
913
782
131
26
63
30
913
789
124
26
62
35
863
766
97
17
46
24
69
26
52
13
42
27
2
12
34
12
24
1
2
10
21
12
9
14
21
14
6
11
30
11
12
30
14
11
2
5
1
22
18
17
19
16
16
6
6
12
2
3
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
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412
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Native PERSONS HAVING —
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Ashland
1,375
1,018
2,005
1,606
399
7
233
357
1
222
43
3
17
6
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1,606
1,121
435
1
320
95
6
46
6
37
67
54
12
1
148
5
5
1
16
1,606
1,075
531
1
368
108
4
56
8
40
77
60
16
1
178
5
137
4
26
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
12
England
13 Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17
British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
20 Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
i 27 Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0.
in. o. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
64
6
1
1
1
1
18
1
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5
3
18
40
16
3
39
15
19
16
15
15
6
2
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Bedford
1,031
737
1,031
715
316
841
651
190
53
1,365
1,031
334
1
195
74
13
37
11
13
42
34
8
244
76
19
27
2
28
37
32
131
20
6
8
18
18
130
93
76
3
3
11
40
Tot
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48 Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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61
21
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
413
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 - Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Avon
Becket
1
2,164
1,876
288
1,876
1,247
1,876
1,310
566
1,507
1,113
849
651
198
849
688
161
750
624
973
849
124
7
34
10
394
126
139
40
107
271
74
2
3
79
17
2
179
108
11
32
16
49
27
20
7
428
156
17
36
17
86
37
28
1
1
9
10
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65
18
9
9
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38
31
8
23
16
16
2
14
233
179
14
68
46
1
1
5
2
24
11
3
2
3
27
2
2
10
24
ܙ ܒܨܟܙܪܝ܀
33
4
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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4
5
16
13
23
13
12
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13
12
9
2
4
3
47
13
13
10
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2
13
3
8
2
71
87
81
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6
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40
41
1,706
1,173
1,423
774
649
1,423
746
1,112
632
480
42
2,062
1,706
356
7
169
71
1,706
1,192
514
6
274
80
1,514
1,095
419
6
206
46
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
1,953
1,423
530
4
382
240
14
19
6
201
49
31
18
401
229
9
6
7
10
557
305
11
31
6
257
99
74
25
45
63
21
18
214
35
24
11
9
75
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151
152
137
90
2
17
11
12
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10
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
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19
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18
16
55
141
126
187
169
187
169
30
16
30
16
15
18
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14
14
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69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
11
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23
414
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Both
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Berkley
1
985
808
177
808
631
177
808
630
178
1
59
30
2
3
753
606
147
1
44
20
1
1
69
30
4
6
1
19
15
25
12
8
19
8
WINITTOI WO OVE_52
ACUN
3
24
16
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, cxclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German.
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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11
4
11
80
100
90
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
8
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36
37
39
Blandford
623
574
493
81
516
472
574
503
71
1
38
28
19
61
34
1
3.
26
3
1
2
18
2
081
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
45 Canada
46
New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
43 Prince Edward Island
49
Canada, n. 0. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland:
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Avstrian
64 German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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415
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 - Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father
Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
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416
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Boxford
536
500
637
546
91
1
77
35
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714
637
77
1
66
40
10
13
1
16
19
16
2
637
541
96
1
88
45
5
18
12
18
13
11
2
29
Total
2 Native
| 3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
9 Prince Edward Island
10
Canada, n. 0. C.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17
British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21
Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
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779
779
622
157
653
574
79
934
779
155
3
89
49
137
88
118
33
72
18
11
6
1
31
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40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
49 Canada, n. 0. C.
50 Great Britain
51 England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. 0. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
12
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33
COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
417
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500
Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Both
Father Mother
Born in
Parents
Born in
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Boylston
Brewster
617
783
617
166
617
420
197
507
366
141
783
701
701
640
701
623
644
610
34
29
70
40
54
20
Wernwit 23
15
2
21
14
18
15
5
10
10
15
19
10
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8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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11
12
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21
13
10
10
54
45
Brookfield
Buckland
1,731
1,234
1,457
1,139
318
1,319
930
497
2,059
1,731
328
2
234
136
2
15
389
1,731
1,283
448
6
341
178
5
3
1,569
1,319
250
19
137
26
1,319
950
369
14
231
58
1,101
844
257
14
163
29
1
399
224
3
7
235
130
14
278
80
1
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29
170
42
35
25
91
89
119
41
30
9
2
57
129
15
11
4
214
41
31
8
2
134
134
133
54
117
115
2
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121
90
19
56
38
16
21
13
46
91
74
63
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
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12
39
3
18
38
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14
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1
14
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418
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Burlington
751
550
201
424
312
112
1
76
15
122
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550
375
175
1
127
46
4
17
10
15
9
5
4
550
346
204
1
162
57
5
38
5
9
10
8
2
72
94
0
1
Total
Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
9
Prince Edward Island
10 Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
Treland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c. :
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
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15
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1
11
30
20
14
6
2
12
40
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41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47 Nova Scotia
48 Prince
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Great Britain
England
Scotland
53
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
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58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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419
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Carlisle
Carver
1
490
404
404
327
404
305
357
296
1,040
1,701
1,212
489
1,212
789
423
1,212
790
422
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138
118
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172
137
20
20
193
154
18
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4
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20
11
6
3
14
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1
17
15
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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108
114
120
119
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125
123
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2,213
1,831
1,831
1,831
1,400
431
1,575
1,301
274
1,667
1,588
1,588
1,494
1,463
1,423
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312
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61
30
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in
Parents
Born in
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Cheshire
1,535
1,186
349
57
105
53
1,186
843
343
8
184
63
1
1,186
827
359
4
213
65
1,033
770
263
4
131
41
3
15
11
57
29
21
119
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31
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2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10 Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland .
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18
France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. 0. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34
Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. O. c.
38 West
Indies
39 Other foreign countries
104
24
40
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260
28
260
236
24
260
233
247
228
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41 Native
42 | Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
49 Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. O. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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421
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country, Country
Born in
Specified
Country
Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father
Mother
Born in
Parents
Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
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Chesterfield
1,136
859
1,344
1,136
208
4
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1,140
412
26
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248
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
-
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Conway
1,220
1,079
141
3
68
42
3
3
1,079
846
233
6
136
80
1,079
859
220
4
133
75
961
806
155
4
85
51
9
36
15
10
71
18
11
66
21
13
10
37
1
1
11
19
11
21
15
1
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
6 Canada
7 New Brunswick
8
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10 Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. 0. C.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36
Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0, c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
51
44
49
11
49
14
38
35
33
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1,822
1,727
95
1,727
1,624
103
1,727
1,619
108
1,605
1,568
37
61
34
84
18
5
47
59
23
1
12
7
3
2
37
1
25
3
5
20
19
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41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada .
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince
Edward Island
49
Canada, n. 0. C.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75
Syria
76
Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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423
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country,
Country
Country
Specified
Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Both
Father Mother
Born in
Parents
Born in
Country Country
Born in
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Specified
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2,499
1,818
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING --
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Dover
999
661
338
661
465
196
661
456
205
564
422
142
239
60
8
42
141
46
1
31
92
21
1
16
150
45
4
32
1
8
29
19
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14
28
17
14
116
76
26
28
1
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
10 Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17
British possessions, n. 0. C.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
Austrian
German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
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39 Other foreign countries
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545
522
23
522
481
41
522
476
46
464
453
11
28
5
38
23
16
9
1
6
1
3
12
12
6
1
40
Total
41 | Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48 Prince
Edward Island
49
Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52 Scotland
53
Wales
Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. 0. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
Armenia
Syria
76 Turkey, n. O. c.
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77 West Indies
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425
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
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Population
in Country
Specified
Mother
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country
Country
Country
Specified
Specified
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
Both
Father
Born in Born in
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Country
Born in
Country
Country
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Specified
Dunstable
Duxbury
1,407
1,921
1,647
274
1,647
1,375
272
1,647
1,383
264
1,274
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1,438
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763
453
1.276
1,043
233
1,043
798
245
1,438
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574
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141
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Egremont
599
560
39
2
18
560
518
42
560
516
44
522
500
23
1
10
6
3
13
19
2
9
Total
2 Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13 Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
Norway
Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
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1,422
255
1,178
1,062
116
17
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235
1,422
1.191
231
17
203
158
11
132
5
10
24
20
4
181
13
151
8
9
19
11
7
1
24
11
64
1,422
1,151
271
17
244
177
15
148
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14
17
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43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
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48
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50 Great Britain
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57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
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70 Lithuania
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427
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Population
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
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Country
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175
172
3
172
165
7
172
168
161
161
1
1
234
1
Total
Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. 0. C.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36
Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0.
in. o. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
5
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289
280
9
280
252
28
280
251
29
3
17
5
261
243
13
3
11
20
4
1
3
1
6
6
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44
British Empire
45 Canada
46
New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
49
Canada, A. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
Austrian
German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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Population
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Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Father
Mother
Both
Born in
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Born in
Country
Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
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Specified
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Both
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Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
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2.058
1,864
194
1,864
1,559
305
1,864
1,582
282
273
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Granville
784
647
137
647
510
137
647
511
136
3
71
26
601
490
111
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19
68
30
24
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16
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23
13
10
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18
26
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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2,024
353
2,024
1,467
557
1,650
1,329
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
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3
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103
15
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284
291
86
13
42
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122
10
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97
85
12
74
113
94
18
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243
196
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Foreign born
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British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
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Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
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France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n, o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. C.
West Indies
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41
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
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72
73
74
75
76
77
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Population
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Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
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Country
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Population
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in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
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1,462
437
1,584
1,339
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1,415
464
1,415
1,002
413
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219
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Hampden
670
573
97
573
459
114
573
450
123
513
427
86
49
25
70
26
80
25
49
13
2
21
11
8
24
17
15
19
17
13
10
9
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36
26
-
1
12
13
12
1
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Native
3 | Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10 Canada, n. 0. C.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
Ireland
16
Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
Greece
21
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
38 West Indies
39
Other foreign countries
Italy
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15
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200
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208
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4
33
2
39
31
21
10
105
40
3
18
23
16
69
53
1
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41 Native
42 | Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
45 Canada
46
New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland .
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
Russia, D. 0. C.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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433
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
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Country Country
Country
Specified
Specified
Specified
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Born
in Country
Specified
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Father Mother
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Born in Bord in
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Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Hancock
Hanson
514
479
35
479
429
50
409
1,796
1,463
333
1,463
1,130
333
479
425
54
3
35
19
1,463
1,133
330
1,255
1,042
213
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10
201
132
199
156
22
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28
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15
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13
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
11
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22
21
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35
36
37
38
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40
41
42
43
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1.953
226
127
363
64
363
314
49
363
313
50
335
300
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1,665
288
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46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
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434
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Heath
349
383
349
34
349
298
295
298
272
26
51
38
26
15
12
12
1
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18
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19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
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21 Italy
22 Norway
Poland
Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30
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31
Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33
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34 Turkey
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2,103
372
6
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87
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1,405
698
8
589
96
1,764
1,289
475
8
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14
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
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1,466
637
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43
13
12
10
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50
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15
20
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58
59
60
61
62
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Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
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Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
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Population
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Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
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Country
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Hinsdalo
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1,044
726
159
143
16
143
132
143
135
136
131
5
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1,044
213
9
109
32
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687
357
1
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72
1
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632
241
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52
16
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26
52
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16
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19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
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31
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
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Born in
Country Country
Born in
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Country
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1,236
859
377
1,236
889
347
1,031
783
248
1,427
1,236
191
2
150
104
1
322
161
229
115
336
177
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101
16
12
171
38
27
11
156
31
21
10
115
19
12
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30
121
130
8
10
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Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
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Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
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16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
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Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36
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37
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38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
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64
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42 Foreign born
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44 British Empire
45 Canada
46
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47
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48 Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
Turkey
74 Armenia
75
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76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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Population
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Country
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1,004
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Littleton
1,228
998
230
998
749
249
998
748
250
812
674
138
207
105
210
100
165
84
23
43
5
13
39
30
9
76
27
29
3
17
47
34
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2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10
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11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15
Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17
British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30
Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n.o.
33 Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
38 West Indies
39
Other foreign countries
38
30
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1,112
953
159
953
794
159
953
813
140
826
747
79
125
30
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
14
134
87
19
50
9
9
22
18
4
132
54
13
29
1
11
34
28
13
11
41
30
19
3
3
2
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
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Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
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Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
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439
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
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Both
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Country
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1,610
1,374
236
1,377
1.209
168
1,545
1,282
263
6
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42
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1.271
274
3
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39
1,374
1,116
258
1,374
1,116
258
1,782
1,545
237
11
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3
23
1,194
1,035
159
96
17
178
101
14
3
183
92
7
4
12
4
22
152
94
11
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41
31
10
29
67
53
13
30
23
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64
44
20
43
33
20
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10
5
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68
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41
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10
12
16
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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40
41
42
43
1,155
946
209
1,155
959
196
1,035
898
137
1,725
1,494
231
1,494
1,317
177
1,494
1,224
270
1,297
1,184
113
1,487
1,155
332
1
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33
3
21
6
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160
86
15
57
234
127
20
48
94
27
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48
32
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100
39
3
20
11
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30
24
138
64
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51
42
8
10
33
38
23
15
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
20
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father
Both
Mother
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified
Country
Specified
Specified
Mashpee
1
263
239
24
239
228
11
239
225
14
221
218
3
11
11
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n, 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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2,101
1,849
252
7
211
122
1,849
1,488
361
9
322
144
33
48
15
48
76
54
21
1,543
1,368
175
9
145
36
8
7
30
51
9
32
48
1,849
1,512
337
9
294
133
40
41
13
39
55
38
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42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
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48
Prince
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49
Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60
Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
Armenia
Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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441
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Mother
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father
Born in
Parents
Born in
Born in
Country
Country,
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Mattapoisett
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Mendon
1.352
1,126
226
1,126
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263
1,039
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213
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
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Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
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73
13
43
4
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25
17
6
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1,065
670
395
2
233
76
16
39
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651
414
5
267
62
5
33
11
13
38
19
17
2
167
861
583
278
2
140
22
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21
30
23
4
3
126
1
10
10
7
1
2
108
1
1
30
1
17
16
1
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
10
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11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14 Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
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38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
8
12
30
1
17
1
16
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112
75
79
19
75
21
112
8
16
12
75
18
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230
209
21
209
182
27
209
175
193
173
20
2
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46
New Brungwick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
49 Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57
France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60
Italy
61 Norway
62
Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c,
77 West Indies
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443
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in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
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Country
Country
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Specified
Population
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Specified
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Both
Parents
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Native PERSONS HAVING -
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified
Country
Specified
Specified
New Ashford
86
2
3
92
90
2
90
83
7
90
85
2
5
7
3
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3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
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West Indies
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30
31
32
33
38
39
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921
773
148
921
749
172
844
729
115
116
66
1,030
921
109
1
49
5
1
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1
2
91
8
2
8
17
15
2
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
5
11
7
3
1
93
1
4
1
11
38
66
1
10
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
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Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
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71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
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445
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Population
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Specified
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Both
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1,590
1,420
170
1.420
1,279
141
1.420
1,270
1,312
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Northborough
1
1,504
1,109
395
1,504
1,124
380
1,221
991
230
1,797
1,504
293
1
210
116
11
351
206
1
50
330
206
26
54
1
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42
195
107
1
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155
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81
23
12
11
41
10
42
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
10
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30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
21
21
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1,563
1,395
168
1,395
1,249
146
1,395
1,200
195
1,226
1,152
74
56
140
82
22
38
11
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57
34
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1
1
3
2
11
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
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Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
in. o. c.
West Indies
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3
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3
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447
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 - Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
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Both
Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Father
Born in
Country
Specified
Mother
Born in
Country
Specified
Parents
Born in
Country
Specified
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1,292
1.782
1,584
198
1,584
1,360
224
1,415
1,286
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
Specified
Country
Specified
Specified
Orleans
1
2
1,086
996
90
1,086
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94
988
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38
73
34
1,166
1,086
80
1
58
26
1
16
2
7
18
10
8
8
26
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5
9
12
1
7
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
n. 0. c.
West Indies
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4
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30
2
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
1
5
2
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499
455
44
455
406
49
412
388
455
403
52
1
45
24
43
39
15
12
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
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17
19
18
17
21
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56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c. :
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
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65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
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449
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father
Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in
Parents
Born in
Country,
Born in
Country
Country
Specified
Specified
Specified
Otis
Paxton
398
352
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Petersham
654
556
727
654
73
654
550
104
2
3
4
5
6
7
545
109
3
70
37
44
26
2
22
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2
1
15
4
4
13
27
23
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
2
1
1
10
1
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
15
15
2
1
15
3.
3
26
27
28
1
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
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38
39
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
1,408
1,198
210
6
132
85
11
23
4
47
34
25
1,198
866
332
6
248
147
12
45
,
939
748
191
3
112
73
5
10
1,198
848
350
3
230
133
11
17
15
90
62
33
25
4
33
2
83
46
36
8
58
19
12
55
20
11
1
1
3
35
3
2
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​56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1
8
68
69
70
71
72
73
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
451
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 - Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country
Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in
Born in
Country
Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Phillipston
Plainfield
375
356
19
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452
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19.
NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Princeton
800
648
152
2
64
648
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128
648
517
131
566
485
3
24
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Total
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3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
10
Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
15
Ireland.
16
Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
n, O. c.
West Indies
39
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30
24
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32
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564
451
113
14
38
451
347
104
4
389
320
69
451
353
98
4
64
4
37
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25
40
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41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45
Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48 Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
Germany,
exclusive of German Poland :
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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453
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified
Specified
Specified
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Father
Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Rayn ham
Rohoboth
1,410
1,202
1,810
1,410
400
1,046
945
257
2,228
1,743
485
1,743
1,160
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1,080
442
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43
197
116
1,410
1,011
399
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father
Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
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1
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1,481
1,304
177
1,304
1,116
188
1,304
1,077
227
1,086
1,003
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78
34
25
150
108
16
70
10
12
18
11
7
90
9
58
2
21
30
24
212
136
15
104
7
10
26
16
12
40
18
4
2
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. e.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0.
, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
6
1
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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352
4
251
54
1,895
1,343
552
5
290
134
20
53
7
54
37
33
1,343
831
512
7
391
98
8.
15
5
70
63
45
16
2
225
5
48
1,343
827
516
4
392
120
7
32
8
73
54
42
11
1
212
2
4
21
112
3
4
169
1
1
16
22
19
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46
New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
49
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales.
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. c.
France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
17
15
15
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16
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455
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Royalston
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Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
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1,480
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1,480
1,267
213
1,480
1.225
1,291
1,167
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Born
Population
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Sandwich
1,231
902
329
1,231
915
316
1,048
833
215
197
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104
8
3
1,500
1,231
269
1
97
40
2
29
1
8
21
19
1
1
36
195
56
8
28
2
18
13
9
Wales.
126
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
40
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43
43
16
43
43
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32
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37
38
39
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
1,862
1,611
251
6
100
6
1,611
1,333
278
9
135
15
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1,611
1,335
276
10
164
11
1,477
1,275
202
9
103
4
48
5
34
50
51
52
11
44
34
9
1
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19
14
56
91
2
12
36
25
57
58
59
60
61
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
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94
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14
14
14
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14
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71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
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457
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING —
Father
Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in
Born in
Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
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1,418
561
1,579
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1,316
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Shirley
1,589
913
676
1,589
867
722
13
568
400
2,251
1,589
662
3
378
305
103
41
9
152
41
36
4
1
29
1
2
514
352
110
48
2
192
1,206
757
449
4
324
215
60
13
1
141
29
22
106
47
7
240
52
41
10
1
113
3
2
18
16
1
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
10 Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales.
15
Ireland
16
Newfoundland
17
British possessions, n. o. c.
18
France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21
Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Po ind
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
36 Syria
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38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
37
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10
49
15
5
45
2
4
34
11
13
10
42
2
4
31
11
13
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1,898
1,410
488
1,410
960
450
1,209
884
325
191
279
103
1,410
957
453
1
304
81
2
66
2
11
44
33
11
83
303
78
5
63
2
8
51
30
21
40
23
19
16
3
113
173
178
1
138
1
1
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.:
6.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. O. c.
0.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
136
123
120
120
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459
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father Mother
Parents
Born in Born in
Country
Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in
Born in
Country Country
Born in
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
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238
191
767
524
243
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TABLE 19. — NATIVE, FOREIGN BORN, AND NATIVE BY PARENT
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Stockbridge
1,901
1,603
298
5
171
13
1,603
1,213
390
5
275
9
1,603
1,202
401
1,376
1,114
262
4
192
2
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56
8
76
52
20
202
214
159
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2. Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
9
Prince Edward Island
10
Canada, n. o. c.
11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. 0. C.
18
France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20
Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
57
42
14
1
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1
2
27
18
1
28
6
11
9
2
15
52
3
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4
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1,206
1,015
191
1,015
817
198
1,015
785
230
891
755
136
76
12
120
39
10
22
103
52
9
34
3
6
20
18
2
158
65
9
39
3
14
26
21
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7
30
23
14
10
28
66
1
49
1
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48
Prince Edward Island
49 Canada, n. 0. c.
50 Great Britain
51
England
52
Scotland
53
Wales.
54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. 0. C.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
Austrian
German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73
Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0.
n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
41
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH AND NATIVE BY PARENT NATIVITY.
461
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
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Father Mother
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Born in
Country Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Population
Born
in Country
Specified
Father
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Country
Specified
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Country
Specified
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1,385
966
419
1,385
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402
378
372
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
Parents
Country Country
Born in
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
Tolland
163
133
30
163
127
36
151
125
26
199
163
36
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13
17
12
11
9
13
12
12
13
14
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16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
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Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
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36
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39
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663
557
106
557
368
189
557
400
157
491
352
139
16
9
21
9
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Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
48 Prince
Edward Island
49 Canada, n. o. c.
50 Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
59 Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
64 German
Russian
66 Poland, n. 0. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75
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76 Turkey, n.oc
77 West Indies
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Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father
Both
Mother
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Parents
Born in
Born in
Country Country
Specified Specified
Country
Specified
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Born
in Country
Specified
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING -
Both
Father Mother
Parents
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Born in
Born in
Country,
Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Townsend
1,812
1,582
230
1,582
1,315
267
1.582
1.334
248
1,377
1,236
141
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Parents
Born in Born in
Country
Born in
Country
Country
Specified Specified
Specified
Upton
2,036
1,787
249
1,787
1,425
362
1,787
1,417
370
1,548
1,313
235
202
64
204
105
18
29
5
53
47
21
25
318
135
12
24
5
321
120
24
25
1
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58
42
14
2
143
7
1
56
30
20
10
33
51
121
108
5
13
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2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10
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11 Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales.
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n.o.c.:
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
20 Greece
21 Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27 Poland, n. o. e.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. c.
33 Sweden
34 Turkey
35 Armenia
36 Syria
Turkey, n, 0. c.
38 West Indies
39 Other foreign countries
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198
149
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41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45 Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
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48
Prince
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49
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50 Great Britain
51
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52
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53
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54 Ireland
55 Newfoundland
56 British possessions, n. o. c.
57 France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland :
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60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
Austrian
German
65 Russian
66 Poland, n. 0. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
76 Turkey, n. 0. c.
77 West Indies
78 Other foreign countries
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465
NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Continued.
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NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
Father
Mother
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Country
Country
Specified
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Population
Born
in Country
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
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Mother
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Born in
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Country
Specified
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Warwick
297
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Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Native PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
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Country Country
Born in
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Country
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388
341
47
6
18
11
1
3
341
292
49
3
24
14
341
288
53
3
30
19
315
279
36
3
13
8
13
12
2
Total
2 Native
3 Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
10
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Great Britain
12
England
13
Scotland
14
Wales.
15 Ireland
16 Newfoundland
17 British possessions, n. o. c.
18 France
19 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
21
Italy
22 Norway
23 Poland
24 Austrian
25 German
26 Russian
27
Poland, n. o. c.
28 Portugal, including island possessions
29 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
30 Finland
31 Lithuania
32 Russia, n. o. C.
33 Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
36 Syria
37 Turkey, n. 0. c.
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1,146
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209
3
174
85
5
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1,146
950
196
3
155
46
1,025
892
133
3
105
33
25
28
71
16
38
19
48
73
2
40
Total
41 Native
42 Foreign born
43 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
44 British Empire
45
Canada
46 New Brunswick
47
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
58 Germany, exclusive of German Poland:
59
Greece
60 Italy
61 Norway
62 Poland
63 Austrian
German
Russian
66 Poland, n. o. c.
67 Portugal, including island possessions
68 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
69 Finland
70 Lithuania
71 Russia, n. o. c.
72 Sweden
73 Turkey
74 Armenia
75 Syria
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Population
Born
in Country
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father Mother
Both
Born in Born in
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Country Country
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1,529
1,350
179
2
142
73
10
29
10
24
25
19
1,350
1,042
308
2.
276
95
22
42
6
25
68
58
1,350
1,056
294
2
284
102
21
35
1,130
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174
2
164
38
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10
21
36
12
13
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British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
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Turkey
Armenia
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387
54
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319
68
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300
87
339
288
51
25
13
21
9
1
4
46
17
3
12
6
8
3
4
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3
6
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
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1
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Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
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Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
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Germany, exclusive of German Poland
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Austrian
German
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Population
Born
in Country
Specified
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Father
Both
Mother
Born in
Parents
Born in
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1
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2,118
1,694
424
1
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98
1,694
1,184
510
1,694
1,187
507
1
328
108
1,473
1,094
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228
341
121
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28
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190
192
148
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1
13
Total
Native
Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Sweden
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
Other foreign countries
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32
33
34
35
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38
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580
618
580
511
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
580
512
68
11
45
15
1
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491
36
11
19
7
10
24
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55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
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Foreign born
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
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Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince
Edward Island
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales.
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. 0. C.
France
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
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Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
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Turkey
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NATIVITY, FOR TOWNS OF LESS THAN 2,500 — Concluded.
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Born
in Country
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NATIVE PERSONS HAVING –
Both
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Mother
Born in
Parents
Born in
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Country Country
Country
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Population
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Both
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Wilmington
Windsor
2,330
1,851
479
1,851
1.245
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612
1,430
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355
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1,975
1,437
538
1,639
1,311
1,415
1,304
111
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1,189
115
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POPULATION
STATE AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total
Males
Females
1
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2 Native
3 New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
10 New York
11 All other states
12 American citizens (born abroad)
13
Other native
14 Foreign born
15 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
16 Bohemia
17 Hungary
18 Austria, n. o. c.
19 Belgium
20 British Empire
21 Canada
22 New Brunswick
23
Nova Scotia
24 Prince Edward Island
25 Canada, n. o. c.
26 Great Britain
27 England
28
Scotland
29
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
33 China
Denmark
35 France
36 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
37 Greece
38 Italy
39 Japan
40 Netherlands
41 Norway
42 Poland
43 Austrian
44 German
45 Russian
46
Poland, n. o. c.
47
Portugal
Portugal proper
49 Island possessions
50 Roumania
51 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
52 Finland
53 Lithuania
54 Russia, n. o. c.
55 Serbia
56 South and Central America and Mexico
57 Spain
58 Sweden
59 Switzerland
60 Turkey
61 Armenia
62 Syria
63 Other Asiatic Turkey
64 European Turkey
Turkey, n. 0. c. .
West Indies
Cuba
68 West Indies, n. o. c.
69 Other foreign countries
3,693,310
2,541,265
2,361,064
40,735
99, 468
2,088,764
64,938
35, 184
40,975
83.096
87.632
7,474
1,999
1,152,045
12,004
1,069
3,249
7,686
2,584
620,070
263,786
30,010
79, 115
16,859
137, 802
129,538
95, 929
32,088
1,521
210,166
13,269
3.311
1,804
3,402
6,287
28,696
18,163
122,129
169
2,062
5,833
3,373
33,311
1,172
46,995
1,895
52,133
25,839
26,294
919
123,450
14,342
12,751
96,357
123
850
657
41,136
1,371
21.986
6,374
7,771
3,431
2,184
2.226
1,793
1,813,713
1,238,297
1,151,625
19,369
41,989
1,022,652
30, 725
17,085
19,805
39,498
42,429
3,354
1,391
575,416
6,436
523
1,717
4,196
1,375
275,119
117,490
12,172
32,671
6,510
66,137
63,063
46,933
15,405
725
87,265
5,682
1,619
1,736
1,976
3,086
14,792
13,299
73,905
147
1,210
3,007
46,123
16,647
592
27,882
1,002
27,979
13,903
14,076
486
66,011
7.111
7,398
51,502
96
484
462
19,999
684
15,260
4,457
4,477
2,637
1,942
1,747
1.049
1,879,597
1,302,968
1,209, 439
21,366
43, 479
1,066, 112
34,213
18,099
21,170
43,598
45,203
4,120
608
576,629
5,568
546
1,532
3,490
1,209
344,951
146,296
17,838
46,444
10,349
71,665
66, 475
48,996
16,683
796
122,901
7,587
1,692
68
1,426
3,201
13,904
4,864
48,224
22
852
2,826
37,250
16.664
580
19,113
893
24,154
11,936
12,218
433
57,439
7,231
5,353
44,855
27
366
195
21,137
687
6,726
1,917
3,294
794
242
479
744
177
1,616
1,051
109
940
695
68
676
356
48
NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN BY COLOR OR RACE AND SEX.
473
SHOWING NATIVE FOR EACH OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES AND NEW
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WHITE
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ALL OTHER
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
1
2
3
45,598
35,634
19,584
677
274
17,961
111
1,787,944
1,220,405
1,142,074
19,076
41,878
1,013,794
30,677
16,915
19,734
39,008
34,758
3,270
1,295
567,539
6,434
3,066
1,193
278
12
4
255
22,703
16,699
9,273
281
107
8,603
48
163
71
482
6,840
48
56
6,004
22,895
18,935
10,311
396
167
9,358
63
236
91
539
7,952
94
39
3,960
3,439
1,480
521
15
6
480
3
17
373
287
243
3
2
225
3
10
162
1,021
14,792
142
95
9,964
16
862
40
41
1,959
8
831
36
40
1,873
8
31
4
1
86
521
2
2
19
14
16
16
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
1,541
647
47
517
1
3,496
1,660
171
1,260
34
195
76
60
9
7
14
2
1,744
1
1,955
1,013
124
743
27
119
40
29
5
6
35
30
11
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76
36
31
4
6
852
892
1,771
1,714
15
3,644,273
2,504,151
2,340,959
40,043
90,188
2,070,323
64,824
34,768
40,813
82,059
71,978
7,292
1,863
1,140,122
12,002
1,067
3,249
7,686
2,583
616,539
262,096
29,828
77,839
16,822
137,607
129,462
95,869
32,079
1,514
210,152
13,267
1,562
33
3,373
6,271
28,692
18,162
122,127
17
2,039
5,833
83,371
33,311
1,170
46,995
1,895
47,185
24,634
22,651
919
123,445
14,342
12,750
96,353
123
763
648
41,136
1,368
21,980
6,371
7,771
3,429
2,183
2,226
501
136
365
1,012
1,856,329
1,283,746
1,198,885
20,967
48.310
1,056,529
34,147
17,853
21,079
43,051
37,220
4,022
568
572,583
5,568
546
1,532
3,490
1.208
342,980
145, 267
17,708
45,692
10,321
71,546
66,435
48,967
16,678
790
122,893
7,585
800
11
1,411
3,194
13,901
4,864
48,224
10
850
2,826
37,248
16,664
578
19,113
893
22,740
11,616
11,124
433
57,438
7.231
5,352
44,855
27
338
194
21,137
684
6,726
1,917
3,294
794
242
479
225
58
167
346
14
9
29
16
4
1
2
יייייייייייייייייייפייווירוס פפירוזיס
3
1
2
152
140
12
39
40
41
23
21
1,717
4,196
1,375
273,559
116,829
12,120
32,147
6,501
66,061
63,027
46,902
15,401
724
87,259
5,682
762
22
1,962
3,077
14.791
13,298
73,903
7
1,189
3,007
46,123
16,647
592
27,882
1,002
24,445
12,918
11,527
486
66,007
7,111
7,398
51,498
96
425
454
19,999
684
15,254
4,454
4,477
2,635
1,941
1,747
276
78
198
666
42
4,948
1,305
3,643
Iori cer IINSINS
3,534
985
2,549
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
1,414
320
1,094
87
59
28
NI WOW TO
SIWI 100
1,291
41
1,250
39
773
31
742
29
518
10
508
10
474
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 21. — ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH) COLOR OR RACE, AND
INCLUDING AGE UNKNOWN) BY SEX, FOR THE STATE.
[NOTE. - "All other" includes Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and all other. “N. o. c." means not
Class of POPULATION
Total
Males
Females
2,994,158
128,563
6,184
5,491
2,146
3,345
643
44
122,379
119,816
1,900
48
388
1,464
188
26,803
16,682
517
1,012
163
14,990
952
773
156
23
8,863
276
30
1,461,535
61,782
3,620
3,388
1,438
1,950
197
35
58,162
56,685
779
16
160
603
75
12,343
9,143
269
507
63
8,304
281
246
31
4
2,778
128
13
1,532,623
66,781
2,564
2,103
708
1,395
452
9
64,217
63,131
1,121
32
228
861
113
14,460
7,539
248
505
100
6,686
671
527
125
19
26
6,085
148
17
.
1 Population of age groups specified,
2 Total number of illiterates
3 | Native.
White
Native parentage
Foreign or mixed parentage
Colored
All other
9 Foreign born
10 White
11 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
12 Bohemia
13
Hungary
14
Austria, n. o. c.
15 Belgium .
16 British Empire
17
Canada
18
New Brunswick
19
Nova Scotia
20
Prince Edward Island
21
Canada, n. o. c.
22
Great Britain
23
England
24
Scotland
25
Wales
Ireland
27 Newfoundland
28
British possessions, n. o. c.
29
China
30 Denmark
31
France
32
Germany, exclusive of German Poland
33
Greece
34 Italy
35 Japan
Netherlands
37 Norway.
38 Poland
39
Austrian
40
German
41
Russian
42
Poland, n. o. c.
43
Portugal.
44
Portugal proper
45
Island possessions
Roumania
47 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
48
Finland
49 Lithuania :
50
Russia, n. o. c.
51 Serbia
52 South and Central America and Mexico
53 Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
59 Other Asiatic Turkey :
60
European Turkey
61 Turkey, n. 0. c. .
62 West Indies
63
Cuba
64
West Indies, n. 0. C.
65 Other foreign countries
Colored
67 All other :
32
192
372
2,683
29,385
15
106
125
1,202
14,584
17
86
247
1,481
14,801
36
46
49
70
16,722
5,253
139
10,929
401
20,519
10,521
9,998
107
15,214
457
2,394
12,363
42
47
64
309
23
5,011
499
2,602
986
441
483
9
23
19
8,041
2,519
46
5,275
201
10,554
5,492
5,062
34
5,730
207
955
4,568
33
33
36
102
10
2,797
266
1,021
769
383
358
4
2
2
40
1,405
72
26
51
8,681
2,734
93
5,654
200
9,965
5,029
4,936
73
9,484
250
1,439
7,795
9
14
28
207
13
2,214
233
1,581
217
58
125
5
7
75
2,466
97
5
35
1,061
25
ILLITERATES IN POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER.
475
BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN (NATIVE WHITE BY PARENT NATIVITY AND
AGE PERIODS (10 AND OVER BUT UNDER 21 YEARS, AND 21 YEARS AND OVER,
otherwise classified. “Other foreign countries" include persons born at sea of foreign parents.)
10 AND OVER BUT UNDER
21 YEARS
21 YEARS AND OVER (INCLUDING
AGE UNKNOWN)
PER CENT OF ILLITERATES
Total
Fe-
males
Fe
Males
Total
Males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
males
340,027
4,173
705
690
100.0
5.9
5.5
2.3
100.0
3.8
3.1
1.1
2.1
0.7
14
687,920
8,657
1,073
1,051
428
623
20
2
7,584
7,419
176
1
29
146
4
190
146
7
11
1
347,893
4,484
368
361
150
211
6
1
4,116
4,051
134
1
20
113
3
78
47
2
10
11
96.2
94.5
1.7
13
2,306,238
119,906
5,111
4,440
1,718
2,722
629
42
114,795
112,397
1,724
47
359
1,318
184
26,613
16,536
510
1,001
162
14,863
940
767
151
22
8,834
276
27
BEI 11 wielowe het ons no DEST
1,121,508
57,609
2,915
2,698
1,160
1,538
183
34
54,694
53,317
737
16
151
570
74
12,231
9,044
264
500
63
8,217
277
244
29
4
2,772
128
10
1,184,730
62,297
2,196
1,742
558
1,184
446
8
60,101
59,080
987
31
208
748
110
14,382
7,492
246
501
99
6,646
663
523
122
18
6,062
148
17
100.0
4.8
4.3
1.7
2.6
0.5
-1
95.2
93.2
1.5
-1
0.3
1.1
0.1
20.8
13.0
0.4
0.8
0.1
11.7
0.7
0.6
0.1
3.2
0.3
0.1
94.1
91.8
1.3
-1
0.3
1.0
0.1
20.0
14.8
0.4
0.8
0.1
13.4
0.5
0.4
0.3
1.3
0.2
21.7
11.3
0.4
0.8
0.1
10.0
1.0
0.8
0.2
40
0.1
23
SILICA O
6.9
0.2
-1
4.5
0.2
9.1
0.2
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31
190
365
2,270
27,625
15
106
122
1,051
13,542
16
84
243
1,219
14,083
0.2
0.2
1.9
23.6
0.1
0.4
2.2
22,2
262
718
-1
0.1
0.3
2.1
22.9
-
0.1
13.0
1,760
1,042
36
37
38
1
4
521
131
22
15
7,520
2,388
46
4,899
24
49
7,602
2,513
90
4,823
4.1
2
1,079
221
3
831
24
921
565
356
1,207
42
187
176
1,686
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376
14
765
420
345
3
373
12
47
314
46
611
12
154
445
46
64
15,122
4,901
136
9,722
363
18,833
9,536
9,297
104
14,230
433
2,193
11,604
41
38
59
299
23
4,455
470
2,302
894
363
426
9
2
1
0.1
13.0
4.1
0.1
8.5
0.3
14.9
7.5
7.4
0.1
14.2
0.4
2.2
11.7
-1
49
50
0.1
8.5
0.3
16.0
8.2
7.8
0.1
11.8
0.4
1.9
9.6
-1
-1
-1
0.2
-1
3.9
0.4
2.0
0.8
0.3
0.3
9,789
5,072
4,717
31
5,357
195
908
4,254
32
30
35
96
10
2,458
248
900
687
311
312
4
2
2
40
1,310
67
13.0
4.1
0.1
8.5
0.3
17.1
8.9
8.2
0.1
9.3
0.3
1.5
7.4
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2
-1
4.5
0.4
1.7
1.2
0.6
0.6
-1
9,044
4,464
4.580
73
8,873
238
1,285
7,350
9
8
24
203
13
1,997
222
1,402
207
52
114
5
IOW
339
18
121
82
72
46
217
11
179
10
6
11
59
3.3
0.3
2.4
0.3
0.1
0.2
62
63
5
32
998
23
72
2,308
90
-1
0.1
2.3
0.1
0.
1.9
0.1
63
2
-1
0.1
1.6
67
-1
· Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
476
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 22. POLITICAL CONDITION OF MALES OF VOTING AGE BY COLOR OR
RACE, BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN; ALIENS, CLASSIFIED BY LENGTH
OF RESIDENCE IN THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE STATE.
(Note. —" All other" includes Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and all other. “Voting age" includes age unknown.!
ALIENS
LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN THE
UNITED STATES
CLASS OF POPU-
LATION
Males
21
Years
of
Age and
Over
Legal
Voters
Total
Native
Unqual- Illiterate
ified by
and t'n-
Length Native knoin
of Res- and Polit-
idence Foreign- ical
in Mass. born
Con-
or city under dition
or town Guard-
ianship
1 Year
and
Over
but un-
der 6
Years
Under
1
Year
6
Years
and
Over
t'n-
known
Total
1,121,508 775,889
299,372
5,284 91,606 200,586
1,896
25,071
20,964
212
164
161
3
Native
White
Colored
All other
Foreign born
White
Colored
All other
614,465
603,591
9,898
976
507,043
499,839
5,448
1,756
579,755
570,425
8,947
383
196,134
195,511
623
21.226
20,707
489
30
3,845
3,821
24
13,320
12,298
459
563
7,644
7,537
90
17
299,372
292,922
4,711
1,739
48
48
5,284
5,118
151
15
91,606
89,546
1,878
182
200,586
196,434
2,633
1,513
1,896
1,824
49
23
TABLE 23. POLITICAL CONDITION OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALES OF
VOTING AGE FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES OF BIRTH; 1915 COMPARED WITH
1910, FOR THE STATE.
(NOTE. — “N. o. c." means not otherwise classified. “Poland, n. o. c." included in other foreign countries.
“Naturalized" includes persons unqualified by length of residence.)
FOREIGN-BORN
WHITE MALES
21 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER
NATURALIZED
ALIENS
UNDER
GUARDIANSHIP
AND
UNKNOWN
POLITICAL CON-
DITION
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
1915
1910
-
Total
7,585 22,426
Austria, including Austrian Poland
British Empire
Canada and Newfoundland :
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
France
Germany, including German Poland
Greece
Italy
Norway
Portugal, including island possessions
Russia, including Russian Poland
Finland
Russia, n. 0. c.
Sweden
Turkey, n. O. c. :
West Indies
Other foreign countries
1915 1910 1915 1910 1915 1910
-
499,839 453,601 199,332 189,126 292,922 242,049
19,947 16,040 2,932 2,073 16.810 13,418
1252,075 262,536 139,607 | 140,585 107,069 107.131
111,025 117,271 49,163 48,188 60.353 62,195
55,803 54,033 32,827 30.843 22,044 20.098
41,664 40,955 25.014 23,707 15,915 14,939
13,465 12,407 7,339 6,674 5,944 4,986
674 671 474 462 185 173
85,247 91,232 57,617 61,554 24,672 24,838
2,689 2,656 1,102 966 1,548 1,530
14.626 14,774 10,481 10,262 3,918 3,758
11,077 6,798 657
326 10.351 6,275
59,736 42,957 7,579 5,901 51,669 35,439
2,704 2,506 1,423
1,173 1.249 1,210
19,582 10,705 2,176 1,474 17,316 8,819
77,907 57,362 17,490 12,215 59,821 43.045
6,266 4,615 1,068 644 5.087 3,729
71,641 52,747 16,422 11.571 54,734 39,316
18,712 17,758 11.085 9,744 7,436 7,246
12,783 9,231 1,613 1,148
11,083 7,788
241 372 111 127 119 198
27,760 9,906 3,076 3,132 4,533 6,192
205
5,399
1,509
932
735
182
15
2,958
39
227
69
488
32
90
596
111
485
191
87
11
151
549
14,820
6,888
3,092
2,309
747
36
4,840
160
754
197
1,617
123
412
2,102
242
1,860
768
295
47
582
1 Does not include 622 for British possessions, n. o. c. In 1910 British possessions, n. 0. c. was included in
other foreign countries.
2 Includes 622 for British possessions, n. 0. C.
POLITICAL CONDITION OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALES.
477
TABLE 24. - POLITICAL CONDITION OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALES OF
VOTING AGE, BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH; NATURALIZED, CLASSIFIED BY
QUALIFICATION FOR VOTING, AND ALIENS, CLASSIFIED BY LENGTH OF
RESIDENCE IN THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE STATE.
(NOTE. — “N. 0. c." means not otherwise classified. “Unqualified" means unqualified by length of residence
only. “Other foreign countries" include persons born at sea of foreign parents. “Voting age " includes
age unknown.)
NATURALIZED
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
For-
eign-
born
White
Males
21
Years
of Age
and
Over
ALIENS
Under
Guard-
LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN
ianship
THE UNITED STATES
and
Un-
1 and
6
known
Under Over
Years
Un- Political
1
but un-
Year der 6
and known' Condi-
Over
tion
Legal Un-
Voters qual-
ified
Total
Total
Years
Total
499,839 | 199,332 195,511 3,821 292,922 5,118 89,646 196,434 1,824
7,585
28
4
102
7
21
59
4
15
40
21
1,913
698
71
245
5,656
476
1,518
3,662
1,111
252.697
105,790
11,111
29,393
6,015
59,271
55,803
41.664
13,465
674
85,247
5,235
622
7
1,857
2,689
1.981 1,927
245 242
500 487
1,236 1,198
265 257
139.911 137,435
46,751 45,769
5,625 5,510
13,996
13,732
2,973 2,904
24,157 23.623
32,827 32,128
25,014 24,502
7,339 7,162
474 464
57,617 56,872
2,412 2,368
304 298
3
1
1.064 1,034
1,102 1,058
54 3,573
3 224
13
997
38 2,352
8 834
2,476 107,364
982 57,604
115 5,296
264 15,102
69 2,972
534 34,234
699 22,044
512 15,915
177 5,944
10
745 24,672
44 2,749
6 295
4
30 770
44 1,548
1,071
58
322
691
371
20,677
5,952
645
2,003
388
2,916
7,423
5,054
2,314
55
6,665
2,415
158
658
1,599
440
84,006
50,505
4,556
12,758
2,522
30,669
13,927
10,333
3,470
124
17,261
2,101
212
4
517
1,160
768
449
24
96
18
311
338
572
441
127
4
564
68
11
In283
74
12
5,422
1,435
190
295
70
880
932
735
182
15
2,958
74
23
122
185
182
568
69
జిల్లాలు - 1 సజషన్
226
353
23
39
155
10,257
657
7,579
208
37
144
367
800
5,436
18,665
219
69
488
920
245
19
Austria, exc. of Austrian
Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o:c:
Belgium
British Empire
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n.o.c.
China
Denmark :
France
Germany, exc. of German
Poland
Greece
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Austrian
German
Russian
Poland, n. o. c.
Portugal
Portugal proper
Island possessions
Roumania
Russia, exc. of Russian Po-
land
Finland
Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
Serbia.
South and Central America
and Mexico
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Other Asiatic Turkey
European Turkey
Turkey, n. O. c.
West Indies
Cuba
West Indies, n. 0. c.
Other foreign countries
14,094
11,077
59,736
5
992
2,704
39,599
14,291
532
23,901
875
19,582
10,317
9,265
388
10,049
620
7,435
4
430
1,369
3,451
934
220
2,207
90
2,144
848
1,296
163
444
1,423
3,517
951
224
2,246
96
2,176
869
1,307
169
3,618
10,351
51,669
1
538
1,249
35,798
13,237
300
21,500
761
17,316
9,422
7,894
216
14
54
66
17
4
39
6
32
21
11
6
3
5
246
94
ន៖ 'ពីន និង”
70
2,628
4,493
31,839
1
281
934
20,600
8,718
258
11,207
417
11,457
5,624
5,833
145
235
289
14,630
4,355
42
9,905
328
5,395
3,495
1,900
67
244
8
350
235
144
8
114
68
46
2
10
32
284
103
8
155
18
90
26
64
3
115
2
54,006
6,266
6,651
41,089
78
15,244
1,068
521
13,655
6
14.889
1,055
517
13,317
6
355
13
4
338
38.321
5,087
6,122
27,112
71
495
57
61
377
1
12,973
1,734
2,590
8,649
43
24,703
3,272
3,434
17,997
27
150
24
37
89
441
111
8:
322:
3
OOO
233
383
18,712
644
12,783
3,862
3,506
2,269
1,608
1,538
241
62
179
565
71
59
11,085
363
1,613
510
393
388
70
252
111
22
89
228
69
55
10,861
353
1,576
498
385
383
68
242
106
20
86
219
2
4
224
10
37
12
8
5
2
10
33
2
51
17
11
అలుసిసలసలు
154
315
7,436
271
11,083
3,324
3,094
1,871
1,517
1,277
119
36
83
303
10
19
88
4
296
45
36
29
160
26
7
3
4
8
42
161
2,092
89
3,817
1,813
1,217
1,137
886
764
28
12
16
86
99
134
5,223
176
4,919
1,449
1,830
699
460
481
82
21
61
151
SINON
8
9
191
10
87
28
19
10
21
9
11
4
7
34
11
6
2
478
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 25. — AGES BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN AND SEX, AND NATIVE
(Note. —"All other" includes Chinese,
POPULATION
NATIVE
FOREIGN BORN
AGES
Fe-
Total
Males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
males
1
THE STATE
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
SESSORA UN
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Under 1 year
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years
6 years
7 years
8 years
9 years
10 years
11 years
12 years
13 years
14 years
15 years
16 years
17 years
18 years
19 years
20 years
21 years
22 years
23 years
24 years
25 years
26 years
27 years
28 years
29 years
30 years
31 years
32 years
33 years
34 years
35 years
36 years
37 years
38 years
39 years
40 years
41 years
42 years
43 years
44 years
45 years
46 years
47 years
48 years
51
49 years
52
50 years
53
51 years
54 52 years
55
53 years
56
54 years
55 years
56 years
57 years
58 years
59 years
60 years
61 years
64
62 years
63 years
64 years
65 years
66 years
67 years
68 years
69 years
70 years
71 years
72 years
73 years
74 years
75 years
76 years
77 years
3,693,310 1,813,713|1,879,597 2,541,265 1,238,297 1,302,968|1,152,045 575,416 576,629
75,253 37,988 37,265 74,971 37.828 37,143 282
160
122
71.666 36,214 35,452 71,011 35,875 35,136 655 339
316
73,257 36,880 36,377 71.973 36,208 35,765 1,284 672 612
72,227 36,516
35,711 70,308 35,533 34,775 1,919 983
936
70,894 35,570 35,324 68,484 34.325 34,159 2,410
1.245 1,165
68,695 34.598 34,097 65,582 33,024 32,558 3,113 1,574 1,539
68,583 34,501 34,082 64,816 32,653 32,193 3,737
1,848 1.889
69,504 34,996 34,508 65,532 32,969 32,563 3,972 2,027 1,945
66,918 33,523 33,395 62,490 31,347 31,143 4,428 2,176 2,252
62,155 31,392 30,763 57.205 28,930 28,275 4,950
2,462 2.488
61,370 30.608 30,762
55,717 27.857 27,860 5,653
2,751 2,902
59,686 30,061 29,625 53,884 27,166 26,718 5,802 2,895 2,907
62,935 31,872 31,063 55,996 28,299 27,697 6,939 3,573 3,366
58,868 29,762 29.106 52.037 26,343 25,694 6,831 3,419 3,412
59,920 30,116 29,804 52,744 26,568 26.176 7,176 3,548 3,628
56,316 27,992 28,324 49,003 24,336 24,667 7,313 3,656 3.657
60,751 30.095 30,656 51,373 25,532 25,841 9.378 4,563 4,815
61,522 30,182 31,340 50,586 25,142 25,444 10,936 5,040 5,896
68,348 33.210 35,138 52,665 25,833 26,832 15,683 7.377 8,306
67,577 33,294 34,283 50.031 24.935 25.096 17,546 8,359 9.187
70,627 32,835
37,792 48,336 23,129 25,207 22,291 9,706 12,585
69,274 33,579 35.695 48,552 23,573 24,979 20,722 10.006 10,716
74,721 35,993 38,728 47,204 22,608 24,596 27,517 13,385 14,132
72,034 34,551 37,483 45,192 21,544 23,648 26,842 13,007 13,835
72,616 35,003 37,613 43,754 20.705 23,049 28,862 14,298 14,564
75,905 36,947 38,958 42,697 20,058 22.639 33.208 16.889 16,319
70,140 34,305 35,835 40,174 19,045 21,129 29,966 15,260 14,706
66,721 33,185 33,536 37,542 17.952 19,590 29,179 15,233 13.946
74,360 37,173 37,187 38,878 18,437 20.441 35,482 18,736 16,746
58,950 29,407 29,543 32,724 15,738 16,986 26,226 13,669 12,557
79,816 40,019 39,797 39,186 18,353 20.833 40,630 21,666 18,964
48,073 24,189 23,884 28,375 13,694 14.681 19,698 10,495 9,203
62.809 31,036 31,773 33,304 15,789 17,515 29,505 15,247 14,258
53,340 26,873 26,467 29,097 14.177 14,920 24,243 12,696 11.547
55,179 27,177 28,002 30,655 14,804 15,851 24,524 12.373 12.151
70,314 35,052 35,262 35,130 16,621
18,509
35,184 18,431 16,753
53,424 26,033 27,391 28.139 13,497 14,642 25,285 12,536 12,749
49,751 24,366 25,385 27,145 13,117 14,028 22.606 11.249 11,357
65,571 32,215 33,356 33,760 16,078 17,682 31.811 16,137 15,674
50,669 24,951 25,718 28.043 13,634 14,409 22,626 11,317 11.309
73.199 36.347 36,852 36,153 17.006 19,147 37.046 19,341 17,705
88,176 19,08 19.091
10,982 11,580 15,614 8,103 7,511
56,059 28.002 28,057 30.021 14,547 15,474 26,038 13,455 12,583
43,156 21,278 21.878 23,700 11,533 12,167 19,456 9,745 9,711
42,346 20.750 21,596 23,055 11,137 11,918 19,291 9.613 9,678
58,778 29,550 29,228 29,007 13,975 15,032 29,771 15,575 14,196
38,699 19.124 19,575 21,091 10,245 10,846 17,608
8,879
8.729
38,154 18,970 19,184 21.374 10,526 10,848 16.780 8,444 8,336
45,115 22,165 22,950 23,096 11,161 11.935 22.019 11,004 11,015
36,764 18.100 18,664 19,737 9.648 10,089 17,027 8,452 8,575
54,394 26,005 28,389 25,948 11,992 13.956 28.446 14.013 14,433
26,551 13.212 13.339 14,978 7,366 7,612 11,573 5,846 5,727
37,924
18,852 19.072 20,314 9,893 10,451 17,580 8,959 8,621
30.729 15,183 15,546 17,786 8.655 9.131 12,943 6,528 6,415
33.191 16,238 16,953 19,638 9,524 10,114 13,553 6,714 6,839
34,973 17,025 17,948 19.216 9,178 10,038 15,757 7,847
7.910
27,886 13,633 14,253 16,747 8,130 8.617 11,139 5,503 5,636
24,094 11.765 12,329 15,491 7,581 7,910 8,603 4,184 4,419
26,582 12,704 13,878 16,333 7.762 8,571 10,249
4,942
5,307
21,123 10.006 11,117 13,388 6,395 6,993 7,735 3,611 4,124
32,100 14,562
17,538 17.249 7,796 9,453 14,851 6,766 8.085
15.755 7,567 8,188 10,337 4.918 5,419 5,418 2,649 2,769
20,401 9.734 10.667 12,526 6,001 6,525 7,875 3,733 4.142
18,423 8,796 9,627 11,243 5.338 5,905
7,180 3,458 3,722
18,028 8.420 9,608 10,972 5,132 5,810 7.056 3.288 3,768
22,894 10,358 12,536 12,262 5,519 6,743 10,632 4.839 5,793
13,673 6,362 7,311 8,402 3,880 4.522 5.271 2,482 2,789
13,544 6,249 7.295 8,058 3,705 4,353 5,486 2.544 2,942
14,289 6,396 7,893 8,470 3.784 4,686 5,819 2,612 3,207
11.868 5,425 6,443 7,411 3,371 4,040 4,457 2,054 2,403
16,386 6,800 9,586 8,548 3,460 5,088 7,838 3.340 4.498
9,073 4,116 4,957 5,950 2,620 3,330 3,123 1,496 1,627
10,965
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57
58
59
60
61
62
63
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
4,860 6,105 6,722 2,869 3,853 4,243 1.991 2,252
9,060 3,975 5,085 5,633 2,438 3,195 3,427 1,537 1,890
8,890 3,887 5,003 5,488 2,351 3.137 3,402 1,536 1,866
10,199 4,291 5,908 5,696 2,372 3,324 4,503 1,919 2,584
7,027 2,940 4.087 4.417 1.763 2,654 2.610 1,177 1,433
5,466 2,292 3,174 3,687 1,483 2,204 1.779 809 970
75
76
77
78
79
AGES BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN.
479
AND FOREIGN BORN BY COLOR OR RACE, AND SEX, FOR THE STATE.
Japanese, Indian, and all other.]
NATIVE
FOREIGN BORN

WHITE
COLORED
ALL OTHER
WHITE
COLORED
ALL OTHER
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1 1,220,405 1,283,746 16,699 18,935
1,193
287
567,539
572,583
6,004
3,960
1,873
86
2
3
12
5
10
10
121
314
608
931
21
15
12
10
5
14
10
9
14
6
408
367
444
346
377
396
327
338
333
324
298
298
341
263
305
258
275
278
285
276
264
257
290
255
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10
12
15
15
21
17
21
19
43
56
79
74
123
117
12
10
22
28
29
20
21
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135
3
5
4
3
4
22
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254
280
271
233
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
6
3
302
169
165
171
149
133
177
120
199
61
120
78
10
11
9
12
7
15
18
12
20
17
26
26
29
47
53
97
128
135
261
217
226
332
222
269
328
210
381
123
204
145
154
280
159
138
199
147
227
53
122
77
66
108
39
40
63
20
37
36
31
21
46
33
47
38
58
48
62
47
50
53
51
28
49
26
26
17
95
146
37,408
35,503
35,754
35,177
33,942
32,614
32,320
32,626
31,007
28,598
27,554
26,861
27,957
26,076
26,252
24,073
25,245
24,854
25,526
24,631
22,836
23,296
22,297
21,267
20,414
19,742
18,743
17,698
18,089
15,477
17,954
13,435
15,417
13,851
14,496
16,214
13,209
12,819
15,665
13,319
16,560
10,753
14,213
11,297
10,922
13,684
10,064
10,350
10,930
9,440
11,738
7,268
9,709
8,546
9,372
9,029
8,028
7,488
7,665
6,328
7,661
4,871
5.928
5,276
5,060
5,424
3,837
3,667
3,736
3,331
3,384
2,589
2,824
2,411
2,316
2,342
1,748
1,473
47
36.696
34,742
35,372
34,370
33,739
32,174
31,787
32,204
30,769
27,950
27,527
26,403
27,369
25,374
25,881
24,361
25,557
25,095
26,495
24,750
24,878
24,682
24,228
23,267
22,643
22,240
20,765
19,264
20,053
16,678
20,336
14,430
17,151
14,611
15,523
18,035
14,361
13,713
17,256
14,079
18,649
11,389
15,143
11,932
11.741
14,725
10,705
10,714
11,733
9,900
13,620
7,519
10,278
8,998
9,980
9,914
8,522
7,829
8,465
6,899
9,289
5,380
6,440
5,832
5,765
6,638
4,480
4,300
4,627
3,994
5,003
3,295
3,824
3,165
3,106
3,284
2,626
2,190
3
159
335
667
972
1,234
1,561
1,838
2,014
2,169
2,447
2,733
2,883
3,551
3,398
3,515
3,625
4,527
4,978
7,309
8,236
9,549
9,848
13,081
12,762
14,035
16,514
15,008
14,934
18,367
13,437
21,235
10,336
15,004
12,531
12,204
18,104
12,335
11,087
15,886
11,145
19,019
8,021
13,284
9,642
9,512
15,375
8.780
8,349
10,862
8,329
13,837
5.773
8,880
6,459
6,639
7,755
5,443
4,152
4,907
3,580
6,701
2,635
3,702
3,439
3,268
4,819
2,468
2,537
2,607
2,051
3,330
1,491
1,986
1,537
1,531
1,916
1,176
808
1,156
1,531
1,875
1,928
2,242
2,476
2,887
2,891
3,343
3,394
3,607
3,638
4,771
5,838
8,225
9,112
12,459
10,594
13,993
13,663
14,395
16,147
14,551
13,810
16,567
12,435
18,761
9,141
14,136
11,468
12,056
16,602
12,668
11,280
15,550
11,233
17,575
7,483
12,505
9,672
9,648
14,104
8,692
8,310
10,973
8,523
14,371
5,709
8,592
6,394
6,808
7,871
5,620
4,405
5,290
4,110
8,045
2,754
4,130
3,708
3,756
5,778
2,784
2,936
3,197
2,398
4,483
1,625
2,247
1,885
1,861
2,574
1,429
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426
379
381
395
415
370
396
350
371
317
327
310
322
317
289
303
279
341
331
339
326
293
364
377
402
398
361
322
383
305
495
249
360
308
321
473
281
310
424
330
495
190
330
232
174
303
138
132
199
189
333
89
172
132
133
124
91
81
104
92
164
38
84
72
75
102
40
52
59
45
84
34
28
30
31
38
28
14
74
122
75
228
352
221
314
278
246
360
238
245
362
287
397
203
308
219
203
279
175
169
225
198
247
93
181
106
147
147
98
87
96
66
130
45
73
62
72
94
43
37
47
39
75
31
44
27
34
30
14
10
27
77
36
26
39
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 25. — AGES BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN AND SEX, AND NATIVE
POPULATION
NATIVE
FOREIGN BORN
AGES
Fe-
Total
Males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
2
3
4
5
6
ORON
854
618
860
410
440
332
327
78 years
79 years
80 years
81 years
82 years
83 years
7 | 84 years
85 years
86 years
87 years
88 years
89 years
90 years
91 years
92 years
93 years
94 years
95 years
96 years
97 years
98 years
22 99 years
23 100 years
Over 100 years
313
5,711
4,632
5,169
3,156
3,319
2,605
2,386
2,092
1,538
1,304
868
799
645
346
312
228
190
129
94
64
41
22
15
31
941
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
2,345
1,856
1,955
1,310
1,320
1,005
904
797
591
497
329
265
179
105
02
88
56
48
34
20
14
8
6
12
584
3,366
2,776
3,214
1,846
1,999
1,600
1,482
1.295
947
807
539
534
466
241
210
140
134
81
60
44
27
14
9
19
357
1,491
1,238
1,095
900
880
673
577
484
375
309
232
171
89
81
3,754
3,183
3,016
2,252
2.290
1,849
1,613
1,327
1,085
913
612
581
409
265
237
155
137
72
58
36
20
1,957
1,449
2,153
904
1,029
756
773
765
453
391
256
218
236
81
2,263
1,945
1,921
1,352
1,410
1,176
1,036
843
710
604
380
410
320
184
163
102
100
43
40
22
15
6
6
10
138
1,103
831
1,293
494
589
424
446
452
237
203
159
124
146
57
47
38
34
38
20
22
12
8
3
216
188
97
94
90
24
28
35
19
19
16
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73
53
57
36
28
21
13
om
24
25 Age unknown
14
310
17
631
412
219
AGES BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN.
481
AND FOREIGN BORN BY COLOR OR RACE, AND SEX, FOR THE STATE
Con.
NATIVE
FOREIGN BORN
WHITE
COLORED
ALL OTHER
WHITE
COLORED
ALL OTHER
Fe
Males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
2
6
1
2
3
5
1,479
1,229
1,084
894
874
672
574
481
372
302
229
170
87
11
9
11
6
6
1
3
2,249
1,928
1,891
1,340
1,398
1.169
1,030
833
703
597
377
408
315
183
12
16
28
10
12
6
5
10
7
6
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
851
617
858
410
439
332
325
312
215
187
97
91
90
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1,097
830
1,288
492
588
424
446
448
236
203
159
124
143
56
47
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482
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 26. — CONJUGAL CONDITION OF PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND
PARENT NATIVITY,
(Note. - -"All other" includes Chinese,
POPULATION 15 YEARS
OF AGE AND OVER
SINGLE
RACIAL GROUP AND AGE PERIOD
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe
males
1
2,691,379 1,309,116 1,382,263 1,017,008 518,428 498,580
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
All racial groups
15 and over but under 20 years .
20 and over but under 25 years .
25 and over but under 30 years.
30 and over but under 35 years .
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years.
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
Native white - Native parentage
15 and over but under 20 years
20 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years.
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
Native white – Foreign or mixed parentage
15 and over but under 20 years
20 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years .
30 and over but under 35 years.
35 and over but under 40 years .
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
Foreign-born white
15 and over but under 20 years
20 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
Colored
15 and over but under 20 years
20 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
All other
15 and over but under 20 years
20 and over but under 25 years
25 and over but under 30 years
30 and over but under 35 years
35 and over but under 40 years
40 and over but under 45 years
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
Age unknown
314,514
359,272
346.076
299,217
289,729
252,936
639,664
189,030
941
842.294
93,122
97,458
91.915
82,545
79,259
72,148
224,348
100,941
258
729,851
157.165
132,350
96.834
74,659
69,411
60,451
126,594
12,351
36
1,081,342
60.259
124,379
151,770
136,872
135,890
116,361
281,030
74.183
598
34,722
3,488
4,758
5,194
4,701
4,730
3,593
6,714
1,497
41
3,170
180
327
363
437
439
383
973
58
5
154,773
171.961
171,017
149,294
142,617
125,462
311,611
81,797
584
404,926
46,529
47,141
44,622
40.317
38,971
35,605
109,100
42,489
152
345,830
77.800
62.969
45,127
34,836
32,255
28,140
59,335
5,353
15
538,063
28,675
59,275
78,260
71,310
68,557
59,478
138,865
33,253
390
17,362
1.624
2,287
2,675
2.418
2,415
1,875
3,377
668
23
2,935
145
289
333
413
419
361
934
34
4
159,741
187,311
175,059
149,923
147,112
127,474
328,053
107,233
357
437,368
46,893
50,317
47.293
42,228
40,288
36,543
115,248
58,452
106
384,021
79.365
69,381
51.707
39,823
37,156
32,311
67,259
6,998
21
543,279
31,584
65,104
73,510
65,562
67,333
56,883
142,165
40,930
208
17,360
1,864
2,471
2,519
2,286
2,315
1.718
3,337
829
21
235
35
304,797
259,975
148,564
83,693
62,693
46,384
91.383
19,126
393
304,708
90.893
72,547
40,373
23,672
17,343
13,749
34.256
11,778
97
407.392
153,989
104,436
51,037
29,088
22,404
16,756
27.911
1,746
25
289,926
56,458
79,587
54,585
29,260
21.552
15.001
27.806
5,424
253
13,194
3,239
3,138
2,298
1.425
1,185
682
1.001
160
16
1,788
168
267
271
245
209
196
409
18
2
153,606
139,327
82,104
44,143
30.878
21,889
39,830
6,410
241
147,648
46,148
38,103
20.838
11,503
7,987
5,931
13,601
3,483
54
201,388
77.361
53,687
25,771
14.274
10,298
7,397
11,895
693
12
160,033
28,349
45,494
33.771
17,231
11,636
7,918
13,329
2,141
164
7,637
1.607
1.788
1,459
893
749
451
601
80
9
1,722
141
255
151,191
120,648
66,460
39,550
31,815
24,495
51,553
12,716
152
157,060
44.745
34,444
19.535
12,169
9,356
7.818
20,655
8,295
43
206.004
76,628
50,749
25, 266
14,814
12,106
9,359
16.016
1,053
13
129,893
28,109
34,093
20.914
12,029
9.916
7.083
14,477
3,283
89
5,557
1.682
1,350
839
532
436
231
400
80
7
66
27
12
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
265
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
I eternos
242
203
192
404
13
2
20
19
44
24
CONJUGAL CONDITION OF PERSONS 15 YEARS AND OVER.
483
OVER, BY SEX, COLOR OR RACE, AGE PERIODS, AND NATIVE WHITE BY
FOR THE STATE.
Japanese, Indian, and all other.)
MARRIED
WIDOWED
DIVORCED
CONJUGAL CONDITION
NOT REPORTED
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
Total
Males
Fe-
males
1 1,440,805 725,999 714,806
221,873
59,178 | 162,695
10,254
4,185
6,069
1,439
1,326
113
10
211
671
878
1,026
903
2,084
286
3
4
4
8
6
120
191
160
161
143
381
176
101
509
6
117
187
156
153
136
337
143
91
454
44
33
10
55
9,658
97.897
193,125
208,240
214,634
189,851
446,960
80,120
320
444,701
2,518
24,500
50,163
56.603
58,316
53,688
155,982
42,869
62
287,596
3,158
27,480
44,620
43,733
43,989
39,752
79,689
5,169
41
1,013
3,266
5,825
10,561
15.015
97,092
88,954
106
86,570
7
270
878
1,587
2.694
3.802
31,596
45,705
31
32,710
14
312
897
1,496
2,607
3,631
18,372
5,377
10
325
1,058
1,703
2,749
3,828
24,976
24,511
18
22,747
3
87
306
485
753
1.046
8.278
11,782
7
8,908
5
102
311
448
781
986
4,853
1,422
12
267
930
1,299
1.680
1,543
3,848
654
21
5,806
4
117
455
646
865
860
2,352
486
21
1,960
2
56
259
421
654
640
1,764
368
21
2,469
1
22
127
207
349
361
1,105
276
21
715
3,337
3
95
328
439
516
499
1,247
210
2
24
46
37
41
49
162
103
47
193
24
45
36
39
47
141
84
38
179
21
19
14
8.509
65,761
105,716
105,369
106,451
90.882
202.256
29,755
107
213,093
2.141
15,595
26,857
28,517
28,473
25,468
70.007
16,005
30
152,956
2,724
18,343
25,662
23,759
22,985
20,130
37,385
1,965
3
339,924
3,458
30,732
51,616
51,527
53,477
44,167
93,264
11,619
64
8,688
178
1,065
1,558
1,549
1,497
1,102
1,571
159
9
145
100
256
317
383
292
562
46
31
688
2.208
4,122
7.812
11.187
72,116
64,443
88
63,823
4
183
572
1,102
1,941
2,756
23.318
33,923
24
23,802
9
210
586
1,048
1,826
2,645
13,519
3,955
4
72,075
14
247
947
1,790
3,691
5,420
33,945
25,966
55
2,972
4
48
102
181
354
366
1,325
587
5
23
22
63
117
144
117
230
22
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
1,245
4
78
193
200
239
175
332
24
21
24
23
28
18
53
12
1,149
32,136
87,409
102,871
108,183
98,969
244,704
50,365
213
231,608
377
8.905
23,306
28.086
29,843
28,220
85,975
26,864
32
134,640
434
9,137
18,958
19,974
21,004
19,622
42,304
3,204
3
349,802
318
13,574
43,898
53,180
55,573
49.650
113,540
19,904
165
8,789
16
487
1,179
1,462
1,562
1,311
2,383
378
11
1,160
4
33
68
169
201
166
502
15
2
42
26,663
2
125
415
719
1.130
1,699
11.462
11,101
10
820
2,248
4
41
191
302
382
357
862
109
903
1
11
61
87
138
147
398
60
1,345
3
30
130
215
244
22
24
25
28
20
60
13
1
704
5
73
118
94
85
67
151
60
51
21
1
1
3
4
210
98,738
16
372
1,362
2,509
4,821
7,119
45,407
37,067
65
3,792
4
58
128
230
432
460
1,686
788
6
63
662
5
71
115
93
80
64
136
47
51
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3,776
44,306
95,514
104,707
109,050
93,817
206,804
31,523
229
17,477
194
1,552
2,737
3,011
3,059
2,413
3,954
537
20
1,305
12
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91
186
220
181
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22
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238
97
141
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78
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361
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PART IV
OCCUPATIONS
.
OCCUPATIONS.
The data presented in this part have reference to persons who were
engaged in gainful occupations in the Commonwealth on April 1, 1915,
the date as of which the general census of population was taken. The
first attempt to secure comprehensive returns of this character in Massa-
chusetts was made in 1875, and information of similar character was
secured in the succeeding State Censuses of 1885, 1895, 1905, and the
present census.
The occupational distribution of the people constitutes one of the
most important and influential factors in their economic life and is,
therefore, a subject with respect to which there is ample justification for
the presentation, in considerable detail, of the census data relative to this
important subject. The whole population is accordingly classified for
this purpose into two general groups, – those engaged in gainful and
those in non-gainful occupations. TABLE 27 of our presentations shows,
by sex, the population of the State 14 years of age and over engaged in
gainful occupations. TABLE 28 is a similar classification by sex, age
periods, and color or race, and TABLE 29 shows the gainful occupations
of foreign-born white persons classified by sex and country of birth.
With reference to the enumeration in 1915, the following extracts
from the instructions to enumerators relative to reporting the occupations
and industries in which the persons enumerated were employed are here
quoted, in order that the reader may be familiar with the general features
of the enumeration:
2
IMPORTANCE OF THIS SUBJECT.-There are several hundred kinds of occupations and
industries included in the scope of the census classifications when the data are finally
tabulated for publication. Enumerators are asked to bear in mind the fact that there
is no class of information obtained in the census with regard to which there is greater
or more constant demand on the part of the public than with respect to the occupa-
tions of the people; and since the census authorities are obliged to accept as a basis
for these publications the designations given to occupations by the census enumerators
on the schedule, it is of the utmost importance that they be as specific as possible.
DESCRIPTION OF OCCUPATION AND INDUSTRY. — In reporting the Occupation and
Industry, make an effort to be as definite and specific as possible, asking questions
of your informant for this purpose. (Examples followed.)
PERSONS RETIRED OR UNEMPLOYED ON ACCOUNT OF AGE OR INVALIDISM, ETC.
Care should be taken in making the return for persons who, on account of old age,
permanent invalidism, or some other cause, are no longer following an occupation.
Such persons may desire to return the occupations formerly followed, which would be
incorrect. If living on their own income exclusively, the entry for occupation should
be "own income"; if supported by other persons wholly, or in part, the entry should
be "none.
1 The same data for cities and towns are available for reference in the files of the Census Office.
2 See “Enumerator's Instruction Book", pp. 27, 28, and 29.
488
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
PERSONS TEMPORARILY OUT OF EMPLOYMENT. Persons who are out of employ-
ment when the enumerator calls and who do not fall within the classes mentioned in
the preceding paragraph may state that they have no occupation, when the fact is
that they have an occupation but merely happen to be idle or unemployed at the
time of the visit. In such cases the entry for the occupation should be that at which
the person is usually employed; such as carpenter, plumber, laborer, commercial
traveler, etc.
PERSONS HAVING Two or MORE OCCUPATIONS. - If a person has two or more
occupations, return only that which appears the most important; that is, the one
from which he gets the most money, and if you cannot ascertain this point, return
the one at which he spends the most time, or which he regards as his principal occu-
pation.
WOMEN Doing HOUSEWORK. In the case of a woman doing housework in her
own home without regular salary or wages and having no other employment, the
occupation should be given as Housewife, but a woman working at housework for
wages should be reported as a housekeeper, servant, cook, chambermaid, parlor maid,
etc., as the case may be and the entry . . . should state the place she works, as
private family, hotel, boarding-house, etc. If a woman, in addition to doing house-
work in her own home, regularly earns money by some other occupation, whether
pursued in her own home or outside, that occupation is the one to be designated; for
example, a woman who regularly takes in washing or sewing or who goes out as a
washerwoman or seamstress should be reported as a washerwoman or a seamstress, as
the case may be. The industry in all such cases should be returned as “at home" or
“working out” as the case may be, except that for a person whose occupation is
Housewife enter “X” for the industry.
66
While the enumerators were expected to obtain as accurately as
possible the facts with reference to the occupations of the people, the
tabulation of the returns was necessarily done in the Census Office. The
classification of occupations used by the United States Bureau of the Cen-
sus in 1910 was adopted without change as the classification to be used in
tabulating the returns of the State Census of 1915; and while it differs
materially from the classification used in prior censuses, both National
and State, it was deemed preferable to have results of the present census
comparable with those of the National Census in 1910, rather than
to preserve comparability of the present returns with those obtained
in the State Censuses of 1875, 1885, and 1895.
The occasion for the change in the classification of occupations is
explained and the new classification is also briefly described in the follow-
ing paragraphs' quoted from the report of the Thirteenth Census of the
United States in 1910:
In the development of this new classification, each important industry, or service
group,' was taken as a separate unit, and each of the specific occupations followed by
the workers in it was listed thereunder so far as such occupation was indicated by the
returns of the Twelfth Census enumerators. In this manner, each important occupa-
tion returned by the enumerators in 1900 was listed separately under its proper industry
or service group,' and these industries and service groups were then divided into eight
general divisions.
2
| See Volume IV - Population - Occupation Statistics, p. 17, $$ 3, 4.
: Public service, professional service, and domestic and personal service.
3 The additional important occupations returned at the Thirteenth Census were added later.
OCCUPATIONS.
489
66
Heretofore the United States classification of occupations has been rendered
illogical and unscientific by the practice of forcing all industries and occupations into
five general divisions, namely, agricultural pursuits, manufacturing and mechanical
pursuits, trade and transportation, professional service, and domestic and personal
service. As a result, accurate general statements often have been impossible, because
some of these general divisions have contained distinct industrial and occupational
groups. In the new classification, an effort has been made to remedy this defect by
increasing the number of general divisions from five to eight. The title of the first
general division of the old classification, “Agricultural pursuits,” has been expanded to
' Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry," and fishermen and oystermen have
been transferred from "Manufacturing and mechanical pursuits" to this division.
The mining and quarrying industries have been transferred from "Manufacturing
and mechanical pursuits” to the new division, “Extraction of minerals.” The title
of the old division, "Manufacturing and mechanical pursuits," has been changed to
“Manufacturing and mechanical industries.” The old division, “Trade and trans-
portation,” has been separated into its two parts, “Trade” and “Transportation,"
and all public service occupations not elsewhere classified have been brought together
under a new division, “Public service.” Since the Federal Government, the states,
the counties, and the cities employ persons in a great variety of occupations and in
many industries, to attempt to classify all these employees under public service would
require much duplication and necessitate the breaking up of numerous occupational
groups. Therefore, under public service have been classified only those public em-
ployees who could not, occupationally, be better classified elsewhere.
As the new index of occupations prepared by the United States
Bureau of the Census for use in classifying the returns of the National
Census in 1910 was also used in classifying the returns of the State
Census of 1915, the occupation statistics for Massachusetts in 1910 and
1915 are therefore directly comparable, except in one respect, namely;
in the United States Census of 1910 all persons 10 years of age and over were
classified with respect to the occupations and industries in which they
were gainfully employed, while in the State Census of 1915 all persons
14 years of age and over, were so classified.
The principal data appearing in the detailed tables have been brought
together in summary tables, and the more significant facts relative to the
distribution by age, sex, color or race, and nativity of the persons engaged
in gainful occupations are made the subject of a brief analysis, topically
arranged as follows:
Percentages of the Population Engaged in Gainful Occupations in 1900, 1905, 1910,
and 1915.
Comparison, 1910 and 1915, by Industries.
General Distribution by Age Periods and Sex.
General Distribution by Color or Race, and Nativity.
Principal Occupations Represented:
Males.
Females.
Foreign-born White.
Colored.
The “Day-Time” Population of Boston.
Married Women Engaged in Gainful and Non-Gainful Occupations in Principal Cities.
490
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
PERCENTAGES OF THE POPULATION ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
IN 1900, 1905, 1910, AND 1915.
In order to determine whether or not there has been any marked
change in the percentage of the total population who were engaged in
gainful occupations during recent years, the following table has been
compiled, from which it will be observed that in 1915, 44.4 per cent of
the total population, 65.2 per cent of the total number of males, and
24.4 per cent of the total number of females were engaged in gainful
occupations, and that corresponding percentages for the census years
1900, 1905, and 1910 showed only very slight variations from those for
1915. It therefore appears that during the period 1900 to 1915 there has
been no definite tendency toward a larger or smaller representation of the
total population in remunerative employment.
TOTAL POPULATION
NUMBER ENGAGED IN
GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
PER CENT ENGAGED IN
GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
CENSUS YEAR
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
1000
1905
64.3
65.1
2,805,346 1,367,474 1,437,872 1,208,407 879,374
3,003,680 1,461,589 1,542,091 1,332,267 951,592
3,366,416 1,655,248 1,711,168 1,531,068 1,086,767
3,693,310 1,813,713 1,879,597 1,640,890 1,183,131
329,033
380,675
444,301
457,759
43.1
44.4
45.5
44.4
22.9
24.7
26.
24.4
1915
65.2
COMPARISON, 1910 AND 1915, BY INDUSTRIES.
The following table shows the number of persons, classified by sex,
engaged in the general divisions of gainful occupations, and the number
of persons in non-gainful occupations, with corresponding percentages,
for the State Census of 1915 as compared with the United States Census
of 1910:
Per
CLASSIFICATION
Total
Males
Females
Per
Cent of
Males
to Total
Cent of
Females
to Total
2,742,684
2,751,299
1,340,517
1,339,232
1,402,167
1,412,067
48.9
48.7
51.1
51.3
1,211,616
253,750
957,866
20.9.
79.1
1,110,409
156,101
954,308
14.1
85.9
Population 10 years of age and oter, 1910
Population 14 years of age and over, 1915
Population 10 years of age and oter in non-gainful
occupations, 1910
Population 14 years of age and over in non-gainful
occupations, 1915
Population 10 years of age and over in gainful occu-
pations, 1910
Population 14 years oj age and over in gainful occu-
pations, 1915
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
1910
1915
1,531,068
1,086,767
444,301
71.0
29.0
1,640,890
1,183,131
457,759
72.1
27.9
74,666
79,385
71.873
78,781
2,793
604
96.3
99.2
3.7
0.8
Extraction of minerals
1910
1915
2
0.1
2,681
2,087
2,679
2,087
99.9
100.0
-
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
1910
1915
:
774,398
791,507
571,833
597,707
202,565
193,800
73.8
75.5
26.2
24.5
Transportation
1910
1915
105,521
117,455
100,486
110,048
5,035
7,407
95.2
93.7
4.8
6.3
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CLASSIFICATION
Total
Males
Females
Per
Cent of
Males
to Total
Per
Cent of
Females
to Total
Trade
1910
1915
183,519
201,098
156,039
172,644
27,480
28,454
85.0
85.9
15.0
14.1
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
1910
1915
26,888
40,457
26,417
40,150
471
307
98.2
99.2
1.8
0.8
Professional service
1910
1915
77,829
95,102
40,560
46,123
37.269
48,979
52.1
48.5
47.9
51.5
Domestic and personal service
1910
176.329
180,254
55,749
64,588
120,580
115,666
31.6
35.8
68.4
64.2
1915
Clerical
1910
1915
109,237
133,545
61,131
71,003
48,106
62,542
56.0
53.2
44.0
46.8
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS AND SEX.
The following table shows the distribution by age groups and sex of
the persons engaged in gainful occupations, with corresponding percent-
ages. Of the total number, 14.0 per cent were under 21 years of age,
60.6 per cent were 21 and over but under 45 years of age (including
age unknown), 22.1 per cent were 45 and over but under 65 years of
age, and 3.3 per cent were 65 years of age and over. A comparison of
the distribution by age groups of the males with that of the females
shows that a much smaller proportion of the males (10.7 per cent) than
of the females (22.5 per cent) were under 21 years of age, and a slightly
higher proportion of the females (61.4 per cent) than of the males (60.3
per cent) were in the age group 21 and over but under 45. On the other
hand, in the age group 45 and over but under 65, the proportion of
males (25.1 per cent) was much larger than that of females (14.5 per
cent), and 3.9 per cent of the males were 65 years of age and over as
compared with only 1.6 per cent of the females. In general, therefore, it
may be concluded that the females enter gainful employment at an
earlier age than the males but terminate their employment at an earlier
age.
NUMBER
PER CENT
AGE PERIOD
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
1,640,890
1,183,131
457,759
100.0
100.0
100.0
Total .
14 and over but under 16 years
16 and over but under 18 years
18 and over but under 21 years
21 and over but under 45 years (including
age unknown)
45 and over but under 65 years
65 years and over
15,502
62,909
151,594
9,007
34,906
82,642
6,495
28,003
68,952
1.0
3.8
9.2
0.8
2.9
7.0
1.4
6.1
15.0
994,211
363,307
53,367
713,221
297,112
46,243
280,990
66,195
7,124
60.6
22.1
3.3
60.3
25.1
3.9
61.4
14.5
1.6
On comparing the distribution by age groups of persons engaged in the
several general divisions of occupations (as shown in table on page 493,
for both sexes) it will be observed that 32.0 per cent of the persons
492
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
engaged in agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry were 45 and over
but under 65 years of age, as compared with 22.1 per cent for all persons
in this age group, and 9.9 per cent of the persons engaged in this di-
vision of occupations were 65 years of age and over, as compared with
only 3.3 per cent for all persons in this age group. In public service
(not elsewhere classified) the percentages in these last two age groups
were also relatively high, being, respectively, 37.4 and 7.3, as compared
with 22.1 and 3.3 for all persons in these respective age groups. Other
divisions of occupations showing relatively high percentages in any age
group were: Transportation and professional service, in the age group
21 and over but under 45; domestic and personal service, in the age
group 45 and over but under 65; and clerical occupations, in the first four
age groups comprising the ages 14 and over but under 45 years of age.
The divisions of occupations in which the percentages were relatively low
in any age group were: Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry, in
the two age groups comprising the ages 18 and over but under 45;
transportation, in the first three age groups comprising the ages 14
and over but under 21; public service (not elsewhere classified), in the
first four age groups comprising the ages 14 and over but under 45;
professional service, in the first three age groups comprising the ages 14
and over but under 21; and clerical occupations, in the last two age
groups comprising the ages 45 years and over.
Because of the great predominance of males over females in each of
the first six general divisions of occupations, the distribution of the males
by age groups in each of these divisions follows closely that of the males
and females taken together, but in professional service and clerical occupa-
tions, where the representation of males and females was about equal, and in
domestic and personal service, where the number of females far exceeded
the number of males, the distribution of the males by age groups showed
marked variations from that of the males and females taken together.
A comparison of the age distribution of males with that of females
in the several divisions of occupations results in some very interesting
conclusions. Thus, in agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry, 47.7
per cent of the males were in the age group 21 and over but under 45
years of age, while only 41.2 per cent of the females were in this
age
group, and in the next age group, 45 and over but under 65, 32.0 per
cent of the males and 39.2 per cent of the females were represented.
In the manufacturing and mechanical industries the percentages in each
of the first three age groups were uniformly higher for females than for
males, while the percentages in the last three age groups were uniformly
lower for females than for males, the difference in the case of the age
group, 45 and over but under 65, being particularly large, only 11.4 per
cent of the females having been in this age group as compared with 24.2
per cent for the males. In transportation the principal differences be-
tween the percentages for males and females were those in the third
and fifth age groups,
- 31.3 per cent of the females being in the age
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493
group 18 and over but under 21 (large numbers of telephone operators
being included in this group), as compared with only 5.1 per cent for
the males, and only 1.9 per cent of the females being in the age group
45 and over but under 65, as compared with 23.5 per cent for the males.
Practically none of the females 65 years of age and over were classified
under transportation. In trade the principal variations were also in the
third and fifth age groups, the comparative percentages for males and
females being respectively, 6.8 and 17.0 in the third group and 26.5 and
12.3 in the fifth group. In public service (not elsewhere classified) 44.8
per cent of the males were 45 years of age and over, as compared with
37.5 per cent of the females. Of the females in professional service 74.9
per cent (including large numbers of teachers and nurses) were in the age
group 21 and over but under 45 years of age, whereas in the case of the
males in this age group the percentage was 64.1; the males, however, 45
years of age and over in professional service constituted 31.9 per cent of the
total number of males in professional service, while for females the per-
centage was only 18.2. In domestic and personal service the distribution by
age groups of the males did not vary in any marked degree from that of
the females except that only 7.2 per cent of the males were under 21 years
of age as compared with 12.3 per cent of the females. In clerical occupa-
tions the principal variations between males and females occurred in the
fourth and fifth age groups; in the case of the males 59.4 per cent were 21
and over but under 45 years of age as compared with 69.8 of the females,
while 14.4 per cent of the males were 45 and over but under 65 years of
age, as compared with only 4.9 per cent of the females. Comparatively few
of the females in clerical occupations were 65 years of age and over.
Both Sexes
Number
AGE PERIOD
GENERAL Division Of OccupatiONS
Total
14 and
Over
but
Under
16
Years
16 and
Over
but
Under
18
Years
18 and
Over
but
Under
21
Years
21 and
Over but
Under 45
Years
(includes
Age un-
known)
45 and
Over
but
Under
65
Years
65
Years
and
Over
15,502
62,909 151,594
994,211 363,307
53,367
Total
1,640,890
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry 79,385
Extraction of minerals
2,087
Manufacturing and mechanical industries 791,507
Transportation
117,455
Trade
201,098
Public service (not elsewhere classified) 40,457
Professional service
95,102
Domestic and personal service :
180,254
Clerical
133,545
946
15
9,493
319
1,170
5
65
1,169
2,320
2,423
49
38,308
1,591
6,678
138
623
4,176
8,923
4,959
121
81,356
7,960
16,504
1,115
4,518
13,549
21,512
37,826
1,272
474,141
78,886
120,470
21,110
66,270
108,401
85,835
25,406
571
166,782
26,015
49,317
15,125
20,804
46,007
13,280
7,825
59
21,427
2,684
6,959
2,964
2,822
6,952
1.675
Per Cent
Total
100.0
1.0
3.8
9.2
60.6
22.1
3.3
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.3
0.6
3:0
2.3
4.8
1.3
3.3
0.3
0.6
2.3
6.7
6.2
5.8
10.3
6.8
8.2
2.8
4.7
7.5
16.1
47.7
61.0
59.9
67.2
60.0
52.2
69.7
60.1
64.3
32.0
27.4
21.1
22.1
24.5
37.4
21.9
25.5
9.9
9.9
2.8
2.7
2.3
3.4
7.3
3.0
3.9
1.3
0.1
0.7
1.7
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Malos
Number
AGE PERIOD
GENERAL DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONS
Total
14 and
Over
but
Under
16
Years
16 and
Over
but
Under
18
Years
18 and
Over
but
Under
21
Years
21 and
Over but
Under 45
Years
(includes
Age un-
known)
45 and
Over
but
Under
65
Years
65
Years
and
Over
9,007
34,906
82,642
713,221 297,112
46,243
Total
1,183,131
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry 78,781
Extraction of minerals
2,087
Manufacturing and mechanical industries 597,707
Transportation
110.048
Trade
172,644
Public service (not elsewhere classified) 40,150
Professional service
46,123
Domestic and personal service:
64,588
Clerical
71,003
939
15
4,640
310
920
2,403
49
19,188
1,331
4,661
137
336
964
5,837
4,922
121
44,912
5,643
11,669
1,107
1,453
3,473
9,342
37,577
1,272
364,566
74,215
102.905
20,927
29,583
40,013
42,163
25,169
571
144,609
25,871
45.817
15,024
12,554
17,290
10,207
7,771
59
19,792
2,678
6,672
2,950
2,152
2,634
1,535
5
45
214
1,919
Per Cent
Total
100.0
0.8
2.9
7.0
60.3
25.1
3.9
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service:
Clerical
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
1.2
0.7
0.8
0.3
0.5
3.0
2.3
3.2
1.2
2.7
0.3
0.7
1.5
8.2
6.2
5.8
7.5
5.1
6.8
2.8
3.2
5.4
13.1
47.7
61.0
61.0
67.5
59.6
52.1
64.1
61.9
59.4
32.0
27.4
24.2
23.5
26.5
37.4
27.2
26.8
14.4
9.9
2.8
3.3
2.4
3.9
7.4
4.7
4.1
2.2
0.1
0.3
2.7
Temalos
Number
AGE PERIOD
GENERAL DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONS
Total
14 and
Over
but
Under
16 and
Over
but
Under
18
Years
18 and
Over
but
Under
21
Years
21 and
Over but
Under 45
Years
(includes
Age un-
known)
45 and
Over
but
Under
65
Years
65
Years
and
Over
Years
Total
457,759
6,495
28,003
280,990
66,195
7,124
68,952
37
604
20
249
237
54
4,853
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
193,800
7,407
28,454
307
48,979
115,666
62,542
*****
250
19,120
260
2,017
1
287
3,212
3,086
36.444
2.317
4,835
8
3,065
10,076
12,170
109,575
4.671
17,565
183
36,687
68,388
43,672
22,173
144
3,500
101
8,250
28,717
3,073
1,635
6
287
14
670
4,318
140
955
401
Per Cent
Total
100.0
1.4
6.1
15.0
61.4
14.5
1.6
100.0
1.2
3.3
6.1
41.2
39.2
9.0
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and personal service
Clerical
2.5
0.1
0.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
9.9
3.5
7.1
0.3
0.6
2.8
4.9
18.8
31.3
17.0
2.6
6.3
8.7
19.6
56.5
63.1
61.7
59.6
74.9
59.1
69.8
11.4
1.9
12.3
32.9
16.8
24.8
4.9
0.9
0.1
1.0
4.6
1.4
3.8
0.2
0.8
0.6
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION BY COLOR OR RACE AND NATIVITY.
The following summary shows for both sexes and for each sex separately
the distribution by color or race of the total population 14 years of age and
over, and of those engaged in gainful occupations, with percentages:
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495
Of the total number of persons 14 years of age and over, 59.6 per
cent of the total number (both sexes), 88.3 per cent of the males and
32.4 per cent of the females were engaged in gainful occupations. The
corresponding percentages for the native white persons, who constituted
59.1 per cent of the total, were 57.9 per cent for both sexes, 84.5 per
cent for the males, and 33.5 per cent for the females, showing no marked
deviation from the percentages for all persons engaged in gainful occu-
pations. A comparison of corresponding percentages for the foreign-born
white, colored, and all other (principally Chinese, Japanese, and Indian)
with the above percentages shows that in the case of the foreign-born
white the percentage engaged in gainful occupations (both sexes) was
61.9, or only slightly higher than for the native white, but for the colored
it was 69.1 per cent and for all other it was 88.8 per cent. For males the
percentages were: Native white, 84.5 per cent; foreign-born white, 93.7
per cent; colored, 91.3 per cent; and all other, 94.0 per cent. In the
case of the females the percentage for the foreign-born white was 30.3 per
cent, for all other, 24.9 per cent, for the native white, 33.5 per cent, but
for the colored it was 46.8 per cent, which was much higher than for any
of the other three classes named.
TOTAL NUMBER OF
PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER
TOTAL NUMBER OF
PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER ENGAGED
IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
PER CENT OF TOTAL
NUMBER
ENGAGED IN GAINFUL
OCCUPATIONS
COLOR OR RACE
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
2,751,299 1,339,232 1,412,067 || 1,640,890 1,183,131
457,759
59.6
88.3
32.4
.
White
Native
Foreign born
Colored
All other
2,712,742 1,318,586 1,394,156
1,624,278 777,008 847,270
1,088,464 541,578 546,886
35,363 17,693 17,670
3,194 2,953 241
1,613,627 | 1,164,194
940,118 656,558
673,509 507,636
24,427 16,161
2,836 2,776
449,433
283,560
165,873
8,266
60
59.5
57.9
61.9
69.1
88.8
88.3
84.5
93.7
91.3
94.0
32.2
33.5
30.3
46.8
24.9
The distribution of the foreign-born white persons 14 years of age
and over by countries of birth and nine general divisions of occupations
is shown in the summary table on page 497. Similar information in much
greater detail and showing the distribution also by specific occupations
appears
in Table 28, while a brief table showing the principal occupations
in which foreign-born white persons are employed with accompanying
text appears on page 500 for males and on page 501 for females.
The 12 countries, each of which contributed more than 10,000 white
persons to the industrial population of Massachusetts, are shown in the
table on page 497, and these countries are arranged in the order of the
total number of white persons 14 years of age and over who were born
therein and who were gainfully employed in Massachusetts at the time the
census was taken. Canada (including the Provinces) furnished 149,717,
or 22.2 per cent of the total number, leading all other countries in this
respect; Ireland ranked second with 116,765, or 17.3 per cent; Italy
ranked third with 73,231, or 10.9 per cent of the total; and Russia
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-
(exclusive of Russian Poland) ranked fourth with 70,618, or 10.5 per
cent.
The countries in which were born the greatest number of white
persons considered in the above table, or, in other words, the countries
which were the greatest sources of supply of foreign-born industrial
workers in Massachusetts, were, for the several occupational divisions,
as follows:
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry - Canada, Ireland, Italy, Poland, and
Portugal.
Extraction of minerals — Italy, Russia, Canada, and Sweden.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries — Canada, Italy, Poland, Ireland, Russia,
and England.
Transportation — Ireland, Canada, and Italy.
Trade - Russia, Canada, Ireland, Italy, and England.
Public service (not elsewhere classified) — Ireland, Canada, Italy, and England.
Professional service — Canada, England, Ireland, and Russia.
Domestic and personal service - Ireland, Canada, Italy, England, Russia, and Sweden.
,
Clerical - Canada, Ireland, and England.
-
On reference to the percentages in the following table it will be
observed that 57.8 per cent of the foreign-born white persons 14 years
of age and over who were employed in gainful occupations in Massa-
chusetts were engaged in manufacturing and mechanical industries, and
that more than 50.0 per cent of the total number of persons from each
country specified, with the single exception of Ireland (for which the
percentage was only 37.3), were engaged in this division of occupations.
The distribution among the several divisions of occupations varies con-
siderably for the several countries named in the table. Thus, as com-
pared with the corresponding percentages for all foreign-born white
persons 14 years of age in gainful occupations, the percentages for the
following countries and occupational divisions are relatively high:
Canada, England, and Scotland - Professional service and clerical occupations.
Ireland — Transportation, public service (not elsewhere classified), and domestic and
personal service.
Italy - Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry, transportation, and extraction
of minerals.
Russia Trade and extraction of minerals.
Poland - Manufacturing and mechanical industries and agriculture, forestry, and
animal husbandry.
Portugal - Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry and manufacturing and
mechanical industries.
Sweden - Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry, domestic and personal service
and extraction of minerals.
Germany - Professional service and agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry.
Turkey — Manufacturing and mechanical industries, and trade.
Greece - Trade and domestic and personal service.
-
The above statement shows the industrial proclivity of the persons
born in the several countries, in so far as their choice of occupation in
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497
this country is concerned. It is of special interest to note in this con-
nection that immigrants from English-speaking countries were represented
in larger proportion in transportation, public service, professional service,
and clerical occupations than were those from non-English speaking
countries.
Number
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS, 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, ENGAGED IN
GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Total
Agri-
culture,
Fores-
try, and
Ani-
mal
Hus-
bandry
Ex-
trac-
tion
of
Min-
erals
Manu-
fac-
turing
and
Me
chani-
cal
Indus-
tries
Trans-
porta-Trade
tion
Public
Service
(not Profes-
Else- sional
where Service
Classi-
fied)
Do-
mestic
and
Per-
sonal
Service
Cleri-
cal
673,509
149,717
116,765
73,231
30,200
6,153
4,833
3,716
1,510 389,286 43,877
165 84,125 10,500
91 43,590 13,818
702 45,423 8,373
63,798 15,402 17,019 | 95,855 16,562
14,391 2,339 6,573 19,817
5,654
8,150 7,648
1,916 34,024 2,695
5,579 1,601 718 6,579 540
70,618
1,949
280
42,075
1,723
15,724
395
1,398
5,348
1,726
All Countries
Canada (n.o.c.)
Ireland
Italy
Russia, exclusive of Rus-
sian Poland
Poland, including Aus-
trian, German and Rus-
sian Poland
England
Portugal, including island
possessions
Sweden
Scotland
Germany, exclusive of
German Poland
Turkey
Greece
Other foreign countries
57,445
55,232
3,496
1,745
22
52
44,165
34,914
1,825
2,191
3,139
4,737
364
1,141
268
2,117
3,894
5,819
272
2,516
29,606
24,835
18,238
2,893
1,265
755
8
105
18
కొసరాలు వరి అని
22.118
14,672
10,606
1,031
998
767
1,327
1,071
1,493
364
292
318
124
632
674
1,606
5,317
2,593
135
483
1,014
15,887
15,343
14,441
32,151
851
260
127
2,157
3
6
2
9,363
11,061
9,379
17,795
506
130
152
1,863
1,570
2,101
2,034
2,482
327
44
37
532
793
221
76
1,509
2,059
1,396
2,560
4,843
415
124
74
914
Per Cent (based on total for respective countries)
0.2
0.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
4.5
4.1
4.1
5.0
57.8
56.2
37.3
62.0
6.5
7.0
11.8
11.4
9.5
9.6
7.1
7.7
2.3
1.6
6.6
2.2
2.5
4.4
1.6
1.0
14.2
13.2
29.2
9.0
2.5
3.8
2.3
0.7
1.0
100.0
2.8
0.4
59.6
2.4
22.3
0.5
2.0
7.6
2.4
All Countries
Canada (n. o. c.)
Ireland
Italy
Russia, exclusive of Rus-
sian Poland
Poland, including Aus-
trian, German and Rus-
sian Poland
England
Portugal, including island
possessions
Sweden
Scotland
Germany, exclusive of
German Poland
Turkey
Greece
Other foreign countries
100.0
100.0
6.1
3.2
76.9
63.2
3.2
4.0
5.4
8.6
0.6
2.1
0.5
3.8
6.8
10.5
0.5
4.6
3.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
9.8
5.1
4.1
11 15 177%
0.4
0.1
74.7
59.1
58.2
4.0
4.2
4.5
4.3
8.2
1.2
1.2
1.7
0.4
2.5
3.7
5.4
21.4
14.2
0.5
2.0
5.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
5.4
1.7
0.9
6.7
58.9
72.1
64.9
55.3
3.2
0.9
1.1
5.8
9.9
13.7
14.1
7.7
2.1
0.3
0.3
1.7
5.0
1.4
0.5
4.7
12.9
9.1
17.7
15.1
2.6
0.8
0.5
0.2
2.8
1 Less than one-tenth of one per cent.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS REPRESENTED.
In this section of the analysis an endeavor has been made to bring
together in summary form the data with reference to the occupations
in which large numbers of persons were employed. The subject matter
and summary tables have been presented under the following sub-divi-
sions: Males; Females; Foreign-born White; and Colored.
Males.
In the following table the principal occupations have been arranged
in the order of the number of males 14 years of age and over who were
employed. Because of the very large number of semiskilled operatives
498
1916.
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and laborers employed in the manufacturing and mechanical industries,
further details for these two occupational groups have been shown
in the table. Of the 1,183,131 males 14 years of age and over who
were gainfully employed, 233,524, or 19.7 per cent, were semiskilled
operatives in manufacturing and mechanical industries; 80,037, or 6.8
per cent, were laborers in the same group of industries. Particular
attention may be called to the fact that of the 233,524 semiskilled
operatives employed in the manufacturing and mechanical industries,
81,026 were employed in the textile industries and 54,402 were em-
ployed in shoe factories, and that of the 80,037 laborers employed in
the manufacturing and mechanical industries, 33,828 were in the building
and hand trades.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS HAVING 10,000 OR MORE MALES REPRESENTED
Number of
Males 14
Years of Age
and Over
Engaged in
Gainful
Occupations
Per Cent
of Total
1,183,131
100.0
233,524
81,026
54,402
24,120
11.168
62,808
19.7
6.9
4.6
2.0
0.9
5.3
6.8
2.9
80,037
33,828
14,113
9,865
22,231
1.2
0.8
1.9
All Occupations
Semiskilled operatires (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Textile industries
Shoe factories
Iron and steel industries
Lumber and furniture industries
All other semiskilled operatives
Laborers (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Building and hand trades
Textile industries
Iron and steel industries
All other laborerg
Salesmen (stores)
Retail dealers
Machinists, millwrights, and tool makers
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
Carpenters
Farm laborers
Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen
Farmers
Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
Deliverymen (bakeries, laundries, and stores)
Foremen and overseers (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
Laborers (public service)
Manufacturers and officials
Chauffeurs
Servants
Commercial travelers
Plumbers and gas and steam fitters
All other occupations
4.6
4.5
3.5
3.5
3.3
2.4
2.1
54,220
52.703
41.729
41,682
39,310
28,576
24,413
23,358
22,852
17,454
17,018
15,740
14,668
14,543
12,773
12,489
11,199
11,085
413,758
2.0
1.9
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.2
* 1.1
1.1
1.0
0.9
35.0
Females.
The principal occupations in which females 14 years of age and over
were gainfully employed are shown in the following table, and these occu-
pations have been arranged in the order of the number employed, further
details being given in the case of semiskilled operatives (manufacturing
and mechanical industries) and in the case of servants.
Of the 457,759 females 14 years of age and over, who were gainfully
employed, 145,741, or 31.8 per cent, were classed as semiskilled operatives
in manufacturing and mechanical industries, and of these 145,741 semi-
skilled operatives, 81,791 were employed in the textile industries, and
25,456 were employed in shoe factories. Servants numbering 59,178
OCCUPATIONS.
499
constituted 12.9 per cent of the total number of females 14 years of age
and over who were gainfully employed, while in the order of numbers
employed the occupations next in importance were: Bookkeepers, cashiers,
and accountants, 23,723, or 5.2 per cent; stenographers and typewriters,
23,214, or 5.1 per cent; school teachers, 23,003, or 5.0 per cent, and
saleswomen in stores, 22,510, or 4.9 per cent.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS HAVING 3,000 OR MORE FEMALES REPRESENTED
Number of
Females 14
Years of Age
and Over
Engaged in
Gainful
Occupations
Per Cent
of Total
457,759
100.0
145,741
81,791
25,456
4,593
4,231
3,806
3,483
3,419
18,962
31.8
17.9
5.6
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.7
4.1
59,178
9,833
3,775
45,570
12.9
2.1
0.8
10.0
All Occupations
Semiskilled operatives (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Textile industries
Shoe factories
Printing and publishing
Paper and pulp mills
Candy factories
Paper box factories
Rubber factories
All other semiskilled operatives
Serrants
Cooks
Chambermaids
All other servants.
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
Stenographers and typewriters
Teachers (school)
Saleswomen (stores)
Sewers and sewing machine operators 1
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory).
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
Trained nurses
Housekeepers and stewardesses
Charwomen and cleaners
Laundresses (not in laundry)
Boarding and lodging-house keepers
Waitresses
Telephone operators
Midwives and nurses (not trained)
Milliners and millinery dealers
Musicians and teachers of music
Laundry operatives
Retail dealers
All other occupations :
23,723
23,214
23,003
22,510
20,544
15,295
14,171
12,090
10,966
9,338
7,289
8,607
8,219
6,433
5,466
5,109
5,133
4,189
3,216
24,325
5.2
5.1
5.0
4.9
4.5
3.3
3.1
2.7
2.4
2.0
1.6
1.9
1.8
1.5
1.2
1.1
1.1
0.9
0.7
5.3
1 Does not include those employed in shoe and harness factories and sack sewers in fertilizer, salt, and sugar
factories, and cement, flour, and grain mills.
Foreign-born White.
The principal occupations in which foreign-born white persons 14
years of age and over were gainfully employed are shown in the follow-
ing table, and these occupations have been arranged, for each sex, in the
order of the number employed, further details being given in the case of
semiskilled operatives (manufacturing and mechanical industries) and
in the case of laborers (males) and servants (females). In this analysis
of the data relative to the foreign born who were engaged in gainful
occupations, only white persons were considered, because the numbers
of foreign-born colored and of other foreign born were relatively very
small.
Males. — Of the 507,636 foreign-born white males considered in the
following table, 124,103, or 24.4 per cent, were semiskilled operatives in
manufacturing and mechanical industries, of whom 53,862 were in the
500
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
textile industries, 21,293 were in shoe factories, and 11,639 were in
iron and steel industries. The next largest groups were: Laborers in
manufacturing and mechanical industries, 57,268, or 11.3 per cent
of the total; retail dealers, 25,050, or 4.9 per cent; and carpenters,
21,778, or 4.3 per cent. The number of foreign-born white males 14
years of age and over exceeded the corresponding number of native
white males in a large number of occupations, of which the more im-
portant were semiskilled operatives in the textile industries, laborers
and carpenters in manufacturing and mechanical industries, laborers
in public service and in railroad transportation, tailors, servants, and
barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists.
Females. — The number of semiskilled operatives in mechanical and
manufacturing industries was 62,748, or 37.8 per cent of the 165,873
foreign-born white females 14 years of age and over, who were engaged in
gainful occupations, and of these 62,748 semiskilled operatives, 45,681
were employed in the textile industries and 6,182 were employed in shoe
factories. Servants, of whom there were 39,710, constituted 23.9 per
cent of the total number, and of these 7,420 were cooks. In several of
the occupations named in the above table the number of foreign-born
females exceeded the corresponding number of native females, namely,
semiskilled operatives in textile industries, servants, boarding and
lodging-house keepers, charwomen and cleaners, waitresses, laundresses
(not in laundry), and retail dealers.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS HAVING 5,000 OR MORE FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
MALES REPRESENTED
Number of
Foreign-born
White Males
14 Years of
Age and Over
Engaged in
Gainful
Occupations
Per Cent
of Total
507,636
100.0
All Occupations
Semiskilled operatives (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Textile industries
Shoe factories
Iron and steel industries
Lumber and furniture industries
Paper and pulp mills
All other semiskilled operatives :
Laborers (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Building and hand trades
Textile industries
Iron and steel industries
All other laborers
124.103
53,862
21,293
11,639
5,409
3,208
28,692
10.6
4.2
2.3
1.1
0.6
5.6
57.268
21.792
11,003
7,934
16,539
11.3
4.3
2.2
1.6
3.2
Retail dealers
Carpenters
Machinists, millwrights, and tool-makers
Salesmen (stores)
Farm laborers
Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
Laborers (public service)
Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen
Laborers (railroad transportation)
Tailors
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
Servants
Deliverymen (bakeries, laundries, and stores)
Farmers
Foremen and overseers (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists
Manufacturers and officials
All other occupations
25.050
21,778
16,832
12,872
11,351
9,159
8.955
8,427
8.099
7,313
6,933
6.898
6,377
6,148
6,046
5,734
5,422
152,871
4.9
4.3
3.3
2.5
2.2
1.8
1.8
17
1.6
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.2
1.1
1.1
30 1
OCCUPATIONS.
501
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS HAVING 1,000 OR MORE FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
FEMALES REPRESENTED
Number of
Foreign-born
White Pe
males 14
Years of Age
and Over
Engaged in
Gainful
Occupations
Per Cent
of Total
165,873
100.0
62,748
45,681
6,182
1,480
1,269
8,136
$7.8
27.5
3.7
0.9
0.8
4.9
39,710
7,420
2,934
29,356
23.9
4.5
1.7
17.7
All Occupations
Semiskilled operatives (manufacturing and mechanical industries)
Textile industries
Shoe factories
Paper and pulp mills
Candy factories
All other semiskilled operatives
Servants
Cooks
Chambermaids
All other servants .
Sewers and sewing machine operators (factory) 1
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory).
Boarding and lodging-house keepers
Trained nurses
Charwomen and cleaners
Saleswomen (stores)
Waitresses
Laundresses (not in laundry)
Housekeepers and stewardesses
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
Midwives and nurses (not trained)
Teachers (school).
Retail dealers
Stenographers and typewriters
Laundry operatives
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
All other occupations .
8,104
5,428
4,813
4,302
4,253
4,229
4,161
4,041
3,976
2,638
2,225
2,165
1,690
1,594
1,510
1,200
7,086
4.9
3.3
2.9
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.5
2.4
2.4
1.6
1.3
1.3
1.0
10
0.9
0.7
4.3
1 Does not include those employed in shoe and harness factories and sack sewers in fertilizer, salt, and sugar
factories, and cement, flour, and grain mills.
Colored.
Since the days of the anti-slavery agitation, Massachusetts has shown
an interest in her colored population, so that it has been considered worth
while to segregate the occupations in which this class are engaged for
presentation here.
GENERAL DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS
Total
Males
Females
24,427
16,161
8,266
12
All occupations
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries
Transportation.
Trade
Public service (not elsewhere classified)
Professional service
Domestic and
personal service
Clerical
1,768
14
5,536
1,790
1,450
438
608
12,267
556
1,756
14
4,643
1,781
1,385
436
386
5,342
418
893
9
65
2
222
6.925
138
In the following table the occupations in which 100 or more colored
males 14 years of age and over were engaged, according to the State Cen-
sus of 1915, are shown in the order of their numbers as compared with
corresponding figures for the United States Census of 1910:
502
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
OCCUPATION
1915
1910
16,161
13,488
2,977
1,282
423
361
358
All Occupations
Laborers
General and not specified
Cranberry bog
Farm
Porters and helpers in stores
Public service
Garden
Steam railroad
Coal yard
Helpers in building and hand trades
Waiters
Servants
Porters, except in stores
Janitors and sextons
Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen
Chauffeurs
Deliverymen (bakeries, laundries, and stores)
Elevator tenders
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
Cotton mill operatives
Longshoremen and stevedores
Shoe factory operatives (semiskilled).
Hostlers and stable hands
Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists
Retail dealers
Carpenters
Salesmen (stores).
Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
Sailors and deck hands
Messenger, bundle, and office boys
Machinists and millwrights
Brick and stone masons
Firemen (except locomotive and fire department)
All other occupations
4,241
1.685
641
629
408
239
232
157
147
103
1,344
1,123
1,005
925
425
364
324
297
261
362
224
207
179
175
175
152
141
140
136
120
113
105
103
3,520
96
133
68
112
144
1,192
1,177
836
722
395
165
331
224
244
175
154
204
193
188
164
140
97
87
202
118
102
103
74
3,224
The occupations in which 100 or more colored females 14 years of age
and over were engaged, with the number in each, are given below:
OCCUPATION
1915
1910
All Occupations
Servants
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factories)
Laundry operatives
Boarding and lodging-house keepers
Housekeepers and stewardesses
Waitresses
All other occupations :
8,266
6,0251
405
215
196
192
134
1,099
8,026
5,7001
493
159
185
200
135
1,154
Includes charwomen and cleaners, and laundresses (not in laundries).
THE DAY-TIME POPULATION OF BOSTON.
The number of persons engaged in gainful occupations who work in
Boston was ascertained in the State Census of 1915 for each of the
39. cities and towns in the Metropolitan District, and it was found that of
the total population of the 38 municipalities outside of Boston (841,654)
358,784 were engaged in gainful occupations, of which number, 111,564
(86,581 males and 24,983 females), or 31.1 per cent, worked in Boston.
In Boston, out of a total population of 745,439, the number engaged in
gainful occupations was 350,321, of which number, 338,372 (240,220 males
and 98,152 females), or 96.6 per cent, worked in Boston, and 11,949 (9,269
males and 2,680 females) worked outside of Boston. Only persons working
in Boston and those with no gainful occupation but who live in Boston have
been considered in this connection. It must be assumed that the 395,118
OCCUPATIONS.
503
persons living in Boston who have no gainful occupations remain in the
city during the day. We have thus:
CLASSIFICATION
Total
Males
Females
338,372
395,118
240,220
119,945
360,165
98,152
275,173
733,490
373,325
Number engaged in gainful occupations living and working in
Boston
Population of Boston having no gainful occupations :
Population of Boston less those working outside Boston (11,949)
Number engaged in gainful occupations in Boston but living
in the Metropolitan District outside of Boston.
Total approximate "day-time" population (exclusive of vis-
itors and persons working in Boston but living outside the
Metropolitan District)
111,564
86,581
24,983
845,054
446,746
398,308
-
Attention should be called to the fact that no figures can be obtained
for the number of shoppers or other visitors from outside the city who
are in Boston during the day, nor is any account here taken of persons
working in Boston who live outside the Metropolitan District, - probably
a negligible number.
The following table shows for each city and town of the Metropolitan
District the total population, the number of persons engaged in gainful
occupations, and the number of persons living in each city and town
who work in Boston:
NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING
IN BOSTON
CITIES AND Towns
Total
Popula-
tion
Number
of Persons
Engaged
in Gainful
Occupa-
tions
Total
Males
Females
709,105
449,936
326,801
123,135
1,587,093
745,439
350,321
338,372
240,220
98,152
841,654
358,784
111,564
86,581
24,983
Metropolitan District
Boston
Metropolitan District outside of Boston .
Arlington
Belmont
Braintree
Brookline
CAMBRIDGE
Canton
CHELSEA
Cohasset
Dedham
Dover
EVERETT
Hingham
Hull
Lexington
LYNN
MALDEN
MEDFORD
MELROSE
Milton
Nahant
Needham
NEWTON
QUINCY
ŘEVERE
Saugus
SOMERVILLE
Stoneham
Swampscott
Wakefield
WALTHAM
Watertown
Wellesley
Weston
Westwood
Weymouth
Winchester
Winthrop
WOBURN
14,889
8,081
9,343
33,490
108,822
5,623
43,426
2,800
11,043
999
37,718
5,264
2,290
5,538
95,803
48,907
30,509
16,880
8,600
1,387
6,542
43,113
40,674
25,178
10,226
86,854
7,489
7,345
12,781
30,154
16,515
6,439
2,342
1,448
13,969
10,005
12,758
16,410
5,904
3,350
3,756
15,549
47,635
2,319
17,384
1,135
4,520
487
15,232
2,209
1,328
2,114
44,843
20,328
12,247
6,792
3,733
564
2,746
18,625
17,129
9,570
3,728
36,256
2,997
3,040
5,160
13,986
7,244
2,942
997
650
5,848
4,154
5,455
6,828
2,571
1,293
878
5,949
14,242
323
5,315
181
1,999
58
7,902
365
37
510
1,701
8,742
7,343
2,904
1,413
46
597
5,016
4,216
5,270
726
19,176
719
465
1,185
1,183
1,751
522
174
116
921
1,126
3,396
1,233
2,021
1,041
720
4,819
10,322
232
3,958
156
1,632
53
6,176
292
29
430
1,242
6,795
5,752
2,452
1,135
35
501
4,251
3,233
4,167
579
14,552
602
396
982
844
1,283
440
144
91
701
972
2,747
804
550
252
158
1,130
3,920
91
1,357
25
367
5
1,726
73
8
80
459
1,947
1,591
452
278
11
96
765
983
1,103
147
4,624
117
69
203
339
468
82
30
25
220
154
649
429
504
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
MARRIED WOMEN ENGAGED IN GAINFUL AND NON-GAINFUL OCCUPA-
TIONS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES.
The extent to which married women were employed in gainful occu-
pations in each of the 15 principal cities in Massachusetts is shown in
the following table:
NUMBER OF MARRIED
WOMEN ENGAGED IN-
PER CENT OF TOTAL
NUMBER OF MARRIED
WOMEN ENGAGED IN -
CITIES
Total
Number of
Married
Women
Gainful Non-Gainful Gainful Non-Gainful
Occupations Occupations Occupations Occupations
122,852
8.3
91.7
29,642
5.4
94.6
17,047
25.6
74.4
11,190
1,701
5,865
5,564
1,491
3,922
1,492
24.8
75.2
16,850
18,527
15,828
7.5
92.5
19.9
80.1
134,042
31,343
22,912
22,414
20,018
19,750
21,351
19,767
17,237
18,293
13,298
10,962
10,391
19,859
7.0
BOSTON
WORCESTER
FALL RIVER
New BEDFORD
CAMBRIDGE.
LOWELL
SPRINGFIELD
LYNN.
LAWRENCE
SOMERVILLE
BROCKTON
HOLYOKE
HAVERHILL
MALDEN
CHELSEA
93.0
2,731
17,036
13.8
86.2
22.9
77.1
3,950
883
4.8
95.2
1,765
13,287
17,410
11,533
9,386
8,236
13.3
86.7
1,576
14.4
85.6
2,155
20.7
79.3
9,702
689
7.1
92.9
9,013
7,825
8,166
341
4.2
95.8
An examination of the percentages in the above table leads to the
conclusion that the percentage in gainful occupations of the total number
of married women is relatively high in those cities in which there is an
industry affording large opportunity for the employment of women,
such as the textile industry in Fall River, New Bedford, Lowell, and
Lawrence; the boot and shoe industry in Lynn, Brockton, and Haverhill;
and the paper manufacturing industry in Holyoke. Of the 15 cities
shown in the table, Fall River, with 25.6 per cent of the married women
employed in gainful occupations, ranked first in this respect, followed by
New Bedford (24.8 per cent), Lawrence (22.9 per cent), Haverhill (20.7
per cent), and Lowell (19.9 per cent). The cities in which the industries
were more diversified or which were more residential in character showed
comparatively low percentages in gainful occupations of the total number
of married women. The percentages in Chelsea, Somerville, and Worces-
ter were remarkably low, namely, 4.2, 4.8, and 5.4, respectively.
OCCUPATIONS.
505
TABLE 27. – GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX, FOR THE STATE.
(NOTE. — “N. o. c.” means not otherwise classified.]
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
2,751,299
1,339,232
1,412,067
1,110,409
156,101
954,308
457,759
604
10
15
181
123
12
Population 14 years of age and over
Population 14 years of age and over in non-gainful occu-
pations
Population 14 years of age and over engaged in gainful
occupations
Agriculture, Forestry, and Animal Husbandry
Dairy farmers
Dairy farm laborers
Farmers.
Farm laborers
Farm, dairy farm, garden, orchard, etc., foremen
Dairy farm foremen
Farm foremen
Garden and greenhouse foremen
Orchard, nursery, etc., foremen
Fishermen and oystermen
Foresters
Gardeners, Aorists, fruit growers, and nurserymen
Florists
Fruit growers and nurserymen
Gardeners
Landscape gardeners
Garden, greenhouse, orchard, and nursery laborers
Cranberry bog laborers
Garden laborers
Greenhouse laborers
Orchard and nursery laborers
Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers
Foremen and overseers
Lumbermen and raftsmen
Teamsters and haulers
Woodchoppers and tie cutters
Owners and managers of log and timber camps
Stock herders, drovers, and feeders
Stock raisers
Other agricultural and animal husbandry pursuits
Apiarists
Corn shellers, hay balers, grain threshers, etc.
Ditchers (farm)
Poultry raisers and poultry yard laborers
Other and not specified pursuits
Extraction of Minerals
Foremen, overseers, and inspectors
Foremen and overseers
Inspectors
Operators, officials, and managers
Managers
Officials
Operators
Coal mine operatives
Gold and silver mine operatives
Iron mine operatives
Operatives in other and not specified mines
Lead and zinc mine operatives
All other mine operatives
Quarry operatives
Oil, gas, and salt well operatives
Oil and gas well operatives
Salt well and works operatives
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries
Apprentices
Apprentices to building and hand trades
Dressmakers' and milliners' apprentices
Other apprentices
Bakers
Blacksmiths, forgemen, and hammermen
Blacksmiths
Forgemen, hammermen, and welders
Boiler makers
Brick and stone masons
Builders and building contractors
Butchers and dressers (slaughterhouse)
Cabinet makers
Carpenters
Compositors, linotypers, and typesetters
Coopers
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)
1,640,890
79,385
1,104
1,103
23,539
28,699
1,780
86
1,378
160
156
5,383
456
5,854
1,465
665
2,838
886
7,901
928
6,052
597
324
1,291
25
565
105
596
19
240
123
1,893
4
20
1
1,811
57
1,183,131
78,781
1,094
1,088
23,358
28,576
1,768
86
1,369
158
155
5,383
456
5,789
1,423
662
2,822
882
7,855
911
6,036
584
324
1,291
25
565
105
596
19
240
119
1,745
2
19
1
1,672
51
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148
139
2,087
107
105
2
189
91
39
59
10
5
19
23
1
22
1,719
15
8
7
2,087
107
105
2
189
91
39
59
10
5
19
23
1
22
1,719
15
8
193,800
703
613
90
87
2
791,507
7,446
2,170
615
4,661
5,755
7,407
6,927
480
1,205
8,227
7,259
428
1,902
39,310
9,273
597,707
6,743
2,170
2
4,571
5,668
7,405
6,926
479
1,205
8,227
7,235
428
1,902
39,310
8,224
880
19
1,049
882
13,314
2
15,295
506
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 27. --- GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX — Continued.
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
17
2
24
24
24
166
149
2
15
2,427
2,190
9,588
1,034
443
591
1,687
9,896
1,170
3,900
2,766
384
750
6,644
19,445
312
193
94
15
10
160
2,122
795
429
898
80,579
33,828
30,258
3,570
1,415
199
51
311
854
1,493
675
143
395
239
41
9,887
542
TESTICO-IVONIAI
385
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries — Con.
Dyers
Electricians and electrical engineers
Electrotypers, stereotypers, and lithographers
Electrotypers and stereotypers
Lithographers
Engineers (mechanical)
Engineers (stationary)
Engravers
Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers (metal)
Buffers and polishers
Filers
Grinders
Firemen (except locomotive and fire department)
Foremen and overseers (manufacturing)
Furnace men, smeltermen,
heaters, pourers, etc. :
Furnace men and smeltermen
Heaters
Ladlers and pourers
Puddlers
Glass blowers
Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths
Goldsmiths and silversmiths
Jewelers and lapidaries (factory)
Jewelers and watchmakers (not in factory)
Laborers (n. o. c.).
Building and hand trades
General and not specified laborers
Helpers in building and hand trades
Chemical industries
Fertilizer factories
Paint factories
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
Other chemical factories
Clay, glass, and stone industries
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories
Glass factories
Lime, cement, and gypsum factories
Marble and stone yards
Potteries
Iron and steel industries
Automobile factories
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
Car and railroad shops
Wagon and carriage factories
Other iron and steel works
Other metal industries
Brass mills
Copper factories
Lead and zinc factories
Tinware and enamelware factories
Other metal factories
Lumber and furniture industries
Furniture, piano, and organ factories
Saw and planing mills 1
Other woodworking factories
Textile industries
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen
and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Other industries
Charcoal and coke works
Cigar and tobacco factories
Clothing industries
Electric light and power plants
Electrical supply factories
Food industries
Bakeries
Butter and cheese factories
Fish curing and packing
Flour and grain mills
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc.
Slaughter and packing houses
Sugar factories and refineries
Other food factories
Gas works
Liquor and beverage industries
Oil refineries
Paper and pulp mills
Printing and publishing
Rubber factories
Shoe factories
Tanneries
Turpentine distilleries
Other factories.
2,173
9,586
1,010
443
567
1,687
9,896
1,146
3,734
2,617
382
735
6,644
17,018
312
193
94
15
• 10
146
2,027
781
352
894
80,037
33,828
30,258
3,570
1,407
198
51
309
849
1,491
675
141
395
239
41
9,865
383
1,251
676
158
7,397
845
357
202
37
84
165
2,423
805
1,196
422
14,113
6,521
70
3,338
4,184
16,065
314
32
164
299
1,114
2,294
214
66
101
59
11
1,048
470
325
1,394
517
128
2,080
232
2,521
1,644
1,253
2
2,077
15
19
1,256
676
158
7,412
864
357
202
37
85
183
2,424
805
1,197
422
14,465
6,742
76
3,416
4,231
16,203
314
33
177
299
1,119
2,317
217
66
109
59
11
1,048
472
335
1,394
517
128
2,103
245
2,540
1,655
1,254
2
2,106
352
221
6
78
47
138
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i Includes wooden box factories.
OCCUPATIONS.
507
TABLE 27. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX — Continued.
-
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
300
252
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5,109
141
88
16
37
5
14
10
145,741
1,612
25
792
795
809
88
10
63
Manufacturing and Mochanical Industrios — Con.
Loom fixers
Machinists, millwrights, and toolmakers
Machinists and millwrights
Toolmakers and die setters and sinkers :
Managers and superintendents (manufacturing)
Manufacturers and officials
Manufacturers .
Officials
Mechanics (n. 0. c.)
Gunsmiths, locksmiths, and bell hangers
Wheclwrights
Other mechanics
Millers (grain, flour, feed, etc.)
Milliners and millinery dealers
Molders, founders, and casters (metal)
Brass molders, founders, and casters
Iron molders, founders, and casters
Other molders, founders, and casters
Oilers of machinery
Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
Enamelers, lacquerers, and japanners
Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (building)
Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (factory)
Paper hangers
Pattern and model makers:
Plasterers
Plumbers and gas and steam fitters
Pressmen (printing)
Rollers and
roll hands (metal)
Roofers and slaters
Sawyers
Semiskilled operatives (n. o. c.)
Chemical industries
Paint factories
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
Other chemical factories
Cigar and tobacco factories
Clay, glass, and stone industries
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories
Glass factories
Lime, cement, and gypsum factories
Marble and stone yards
Potteries
Clothing industries :
Hat factories (felt)
Suit, coat, cloak, and overall factories
Other clothing factories
Food industries
Bakeries
Butter and cheese factories
Candy factories
Flour and grain mills
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc.
Slaughter and packing houses
Other food factories
Harness and saddle industries
Iron and steel industries
Automobile factories
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
Car and railroad shops!
Wagon and carriage factories
Other iron and steel works
Other metal industries
Brass mills
Clock and watch factories
Gold and silver and jewelry factories
Lead and zinc factories
Tinware and enamelware factories
Other metal factories
Liquor and beverage industries
Breweries
Distilleries
Other liquor and beverage factories
Lumber and furniture industries
Furniture, piano, and organ factories
Saw and planing mills ?
Other
woodworking factories
Paper and pulp mills
Printing and publishing .
Shoe factories
Tameries
Textile industries
Beamers, warpers, and slashers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
4,477
41.740
39,216
2,524
7,311
14,849
13,069
1,780
2,367
335
424
1,608
111
5,254
5,947
529
5,331
87
854
22,993
237
19,750
3,006
1,111
1,722
1,549
11,085
1,395
95
1,409
832
379,265
3,258
185
1,383
1,690
3,942
1,689
140
769
133
531
116
5,281
1,043
1,823
2,415
8,555
950
81
5,123
23
139
566
1,673
1,221
26,364
2,393
3,255
1,302
947
18,467
9,540
825
2,444
5,365
48
207
651
1,408
889
115
404
12,248
7,200
2,557
2,491
10,525
8,023
79,858
9,096
162,817
4,199
2,849
184
944
222
4,469
41,729
39,208
2,521
7,220
14,543
12,817
1.726
2,367
335
424
1,608
111
145
5,944
529
5,330
85
854
22,852
149
19,734
2,969
1,106
1,708
1,549
11,085
1,385
95
1,408
832
233,524
1,646
160
591
895
3,133
1,601
130
706
133
531
101
3,538
920
1,552
1,066
3,389
333
63
1,317
19
52
547
1,058
1,083
24,120
2,334
2,973
1,302
911
16,600
6,546
788
1,307
3,646
47
152
606
1,387
885
113
389
11,168
6,612
2,525
2,031
6,294
3,430
64,402
8,937
81,026
2,526
1,584
44
776
122
15
1,743
123
271
1,349
5,166
617
18
3,806
4
87
19
615
138
2,244
59
282
1
1
36
1,867
2,994
37
1,137
1,719
1
55
45
21
4
2
15
1,080
588
32
460
4,231
4,593
25,456
159
81,791
1,673
1,265
140
168
100
1 Includes car repairers for street and steam railroads.
3 Includes wooden box factories.
508
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 27. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX — Continued.
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries - Con.
Serniskilled operatives (n. o. c.) -Con.
Textile industries - Con.
Bobbin boys, doffers, and carriers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Carders, combers, and lappers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Drawers, rovers, and twisters
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Spinners
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Weavers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Winders, reelers, and spoolers :
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Other occupations
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Other industries
Electrical supply factories
Paper box factories
Rubber factories
Other factories
Sewers and sewing machine operators (factory).
Shoemakers and cobblers (not in factory)
Skilled occupations (n. o. c.)
Annealers and temperers (metal)
Piano and organ tuners
Wood carvers
Other skilled occupations
Stonecutters
Structural iron workers (building)
Tailors and tailoresses
Tinsmiths and coppersmiths
Coppersmiths :
Tinsmiths
Upholsterers.
Transportation
Water transportation (selected occupations)
Boatmen, canal men, and lock keepers.
Captains, masters, mates, and pilots
Longshoremen and stevedores
Sailors and deck hands
Road and street transportation (selected occupations)
Carriage and hack drivers
Chauffeurs
Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen ?
Foremen of livery and transfer companies
Garage keepers and managers
Hostlers and stable hands
Livery-stable keepers and managers
Proprietors and managers of transfer companies
Railroad transportation (selected occupations)
Baggagemen and freight agents
Baggagemen
Freight agents
Boiler washers and engine hostlers
Brakemen
Conductors (steam railroad)
Conductors (street railroad)
Foremen and overseers
Laborers
Steam railroad
Street railroad
6,135
4,138
24
1,276
697
7,536
5,384
11
1,884
257
10,532
8,280
141
1,693
418
21,757
15,299
333
4,953
1,172
49,115
32,843
1,453
11,297
3,522
13,792
8,447
907
2,923
1,515
49.751
20,408
741
14,420
14,182
35,440
5,635
4,374
9.815
15,616
22,279
3,861
1,258
276
599
242
141
2,954
732
9,201
2,291
280
2,011
1,430
4,161
3,143
16
809
193
5,581
3,701
2
1,697
181
3,037
2,642
63
298
34
8,953
5,790
59
2,885
219
26,255
17,032
541
6,681
2,001
1,117
615
34
287
181
29,396
12,348
206
9,431
7,411
21,824
3,448
891
6,396
11,089
1,735
3,855
1,244
274
592
239
139
2,954
732
8,001
2,291
280
2,011
1,307
1,974
995
8
467
504
1,955
1,683
9
187
76
7,495
5,638
78
1,395
384
12,804
9,509
274
2,068
953
22,860
15,811
912
4,616
1,521
12,675
7,832
873
2,636
1,334
20,355
8,060
535
4,989
6,771
13,616
2,187
3,483
3,419
4,527
20,544
6
14
2
10
1,200
123
7,407
1
117,455
5,914
291
1,133
3,090
1,390
45,699
1,267
12,776
24,413
500
880
3,416
743
1,704
37,037
1,024
798
226
189
3,249
1,724
5,405
1,803
9,981
7,947
2,034
110,048
5,903
290
1,133
3,090
1,390
45,675
1.267
12,773
24,413
500
878
3,416
739
1,689
36.901
1,024
2
مروت
15
136
798
226
189
3,249
1.724
5,405
1,803
9,874
7.841
2,033
107
106
1
1 Includes sewers and sewing machine operators in all factories except shoe and harness factories, and sack
sewers in fertilizer, salt, and sugar factories, and cement, flour, and grain mills.
? Teamsters in agriculture, forestry, and the extraction of minerals are classified with the other workers in
those industries, respectively; and drivers for bakeries and laundries are classified with deliverymen in trade.
OCCUPATIONS.
509
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TABLE 27. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX — Continued.
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
25
6,747
2
2,289
1,435
5,468
744
552
192
2,625
2,090
178
357
1,101
15,235
301
835
253
582
3,657
1,571
584
1,501
6,786
13,580
1,034
188
586
144
176
1,410
736
279
395
2,289
1,435
5,468
740
550
190
2,625
2,090
178
357
1,076
8,488
299
835
253
582
3,653
1,571
577
1,200
353
13,081
818
188
310
144
176
1,402
734
279
389
8,604
7,100
79
1,425
644
308
336
1,613
254
674
685
301
6,433
499
276
276
Transportation - Con.
Railroad transportation (selected occupations) — Con.
Locomotive engineers
Locomotive firemen
Motormen
Officials and superintendents
Steam railroad
Street railroad
Switchmen, flagmen, and yardmen
Switchmen and flagmen (steam railroad)
Switchmen and flagmen (street railroad)
Yardmen (steam railroad)
Ticket and station agents
Express, post, telegraph, and telephone (selected occupations)
Agents (express companies)
Express messengers and railway mail clerks :
Express messengers
Railway mail clerks
Mail carriers
Telegraph and telephone linemen
Telegraph messengers
Telegraph operators
Telephone operators
Other transportation pursuits
Foremen and overseers (n. 0. c.)
Road and street building and repairing
Telegraph and telephone companies
Water transportation
Other transportation
Inspectors
Steam railroad
Street railroad
Other transportation
Laborers (n. 0. c.)
Road and street building and repairing
Street cleaning
Other transportation
Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. 0.c.)
Telegraph and telephone companies
Other transportation
Other occupations (semiskilled)
Steam railroad
Street railroad
Other transportation
Trade
Bankers, brokers, and money lenders
Bankers and bank officials
Commercial brokers and commission men
Loan brokers and loan company officials
Pawnbrokers
Stockbrokers
:
Brokers not specified and promoters
Clerks in stores other than sales-persons
Commercial travelers
Decorators, drapers, and window dressers
Deliverymen
Bakeries and laundries
Stores
Floorwalkers, foremen, and overseers
Floorwalkers and foremen in stores
Foremen, warehouses, stockyards, etc.
Inspectors, gaugers, and samplers
Insurance agents and officials
Insurance agents
Officials of insurance companies
Laborers in coal and lumber yards, warehouses, etc.
Coal yards
Elevators
Lumber yards
Stockyards
Warehouses
Laborers, porters, and helpers in stores
Newsboys
Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. 0...)
Employment office keepers
Proprietors, etc., elevators
Proprietors, etc., warehouses
Other proprietors, officials, and managers
Real estate agents and officials
Retail dealers
Salesmen and saleswomen
Auctioneers
Demonstrators
Sales agents
Salesmen and saleswomen (stores)
Undertakers
7,100
79
1,425
726
387
339
1,746
254
803
689
వెలుతే | | | | 0 | NI |
133
129
4
28,454
46
31
3
7
1,293
87
152
152
33
93
82
11
201,098
3,856
1,472
768
77
101
1,094
344
4,220
11,286
365
17,456
2,083
15,373
1,311
1,101
210
478
6,109
5,491
618
3,284
1,793
78
1,036
23
354
2,809
423
1,321
210
34
156
921
6,062
55,919
78,719
122
502
1,365
76.730
1,211
172,644
3,810
1,441
765
70
100
1,092
342
2,927
11,199
343
17,454
2,081
15,373
1,159
949
210
445
6,016
5,409
607
3,284
1,793
78
1,036
23
354
2,766
423
1,189
106
34
151
898
5,907
52,703
55,774
122
126
1,306
54,220
1,195
43
132
104
5
23
155
3,216
22,945
376
59
22,510
16
510
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 27. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX — Continued.
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
2,144
4,125
19
2,775
1,331
2,137
3,913
14
2,775
1,124
7
212
5
207
307
13
40,457
3,278
5,287
14,668
275
14,393
708
195
168
178
167
3,153
2,874
279
2,502
823
1,679
4,980
4,502
1,379
277
102
1,000
40,150
3,278
5,274
14,668
275
14,393
666
173
168
158
167
3,104
2,846
258
2,301
791
1,510
4,980
4,502
1,377
277
102
998
28
21
201
32
169
48,979
471
13
953
397
182
215
39
38
Trado - Con
Wholesale dealers, importers, and exporters
Other pursuits (semiskilled)
Fruit graders and packers
Meat cutters
Other occupations
Public Sorvico (not olsowhoro classified)
Firemen (fire department)
Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers
Laborers (public service)
Garbage men and scavengers .
Other laborers
Marshals, sheriffs, detectives, etc.
Detectives
Marshals and constables :
Probation and truant officers
Sheriffs
Officials and inspectors (city and county)
Officials and inspectors (city)
Officials and inspectors (county).
Officials and inspectors (State and United States)
Officials and inspectors (State)
Officials and inspectors (United States)
Policemen
Soldiers, sailors, and marines
Other pursuits
Life-savers
Lighthouse keepers
Other occupations
Professional Service
Actors
Architects
Artists, sculptors, and teachers of art
Authors, editors, and reporters
Authors
Editors and reporters
Chemists, assayers, and metallurgists
Civil and mining engineers, and surveyors
Civil engineers and surveyors
Mining engineers
Clergymen
College presidents and professors
Dentists.
Designers, draftsmen, and inventors
Designers
Draftsmen
Inventors
Lawyers, judges, and justices
Musicians and teachers of music
Photographers
Physicians and surgeons
Showmen
Teachers
Teachers (athletics, dancing, etc.)
Teachers (school)
Trained nurses
Veterinary surgeons
Other professional pursuits
Semiprofessional pursuits
Abstractors, notaries, and justices of peace
Fortune tellers, hypnotists, spiritualists, etc.
Healers (except physicians and surgeons)
Keepers of charitable and penal institutions
Officials of lodges, societies, etc.
Religious and charity workers
Theatrical owners, managers, and officials
Other occupations
Attendants and helpers (professional service)
Domestic and Personal Servico
Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists
Bartenders
Billiard room, dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers
Billiard and pool room keepers
Dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers
Boarding and lodging house keepers
Bootblacks
Charwomen and cleaners
Elevator tenders
Hotel keepers and managers
Housekeepers and stewards
Janitors and sextong
Laborers (domestic and professional service)
Launderers and laundresses (not in laundry)
Laundry operatives
487
95, 102
1,157
1,207
2,078
2,444
389
2,055
1,267
2,833
2,718
115
3,733
1,700
2,529
4,148
1.162
2,763
223
4,906
8,901
1,579
6,366
942
27,338
791
36,547
12,674
282
2,217
4,966
93
107
544
689
629
2,019
632
253
1,835
46,123
686
1,194
1,125
2,047
207
1,840
1,228
2,833
2,718
115
3,695
1,213
2,477
3,900
926
2,752
222
4,859
3,768
1,313
5,777
903
3,932
418
3,514
584
282
875
2,555
70
13
175
506
476
486
577
252
877
52
248
236
11
1
47
5,133
266
589
39
23,406
373
23.033
12,090
1,342
2,411
23
94
369
183
153
1,533
55
1
958
115,666
1,444
i
180,254
10,002
4,546
1,051
694
357
9,312
836
10,049
2,357
1,381
12,459
9,158
1,401
7,975
6,790
64,588
8,558
4,546
1,050
693
357
705
836
711
2,354
1,229
1,493
8,931
1,394
8,607
9,338
3
152
10,966
227
586
7,289
4,189
2,601
OCCUPATIONS.
511
TABLE 27. - GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY SEX - Concluded.
-
OCCUPATION
Total
Males
Females
Con.
1,713
2,063
2,063
2,340
2,618
1,015
12,489
1,090
75
5,466
47
5,419
2
412
11
59,178
1.788
7,529
47
7,482
2,342
3,030
1,026
71,667
1,090
3,775
1,108
15,131
50,563
14,877
778
85
326
203
63
101
3,775
Domestic and Personal Service
Laundry owners, officials, and managers
Midwives and nurses (not trained)
Midwives.
Nurses (not trained)
Porters (except in stores)
Restaurant, cafe, and lunch room keepers
Saloon keepers
Servants
Bell boys, chore boys, etc.
Chambermaids
Coachmen and footmen
Cooks
Other servants
Waiters and waitresses
Other pursuits
Bathhouse keepers and attendants
Cemetery keepers
Cleaners and renovators (clothing, etc.)
Umbrella menders and scissors grinders
Other occupations
Clerical
Agents, canvassers, and collectors
Agents
Canvassers
Collectors
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
Clerks (except clerks in stores)
Shipping clerks
Other clerks
Messenger, bundle, and office boys!
Bundle and cash boys and girls
Messenger, errand, and office boys .
Stenographers and typewriters
1,108
5,298
4,993
6,658
698
71
326
177
63
61
9,833
45,570
8,219
80
14
26
40
133,545
5,405
3,164
1,016
1,225
39,463
55,853
10,862
44,991
7,477
817
6,660
25,347
71,003
4,926
3,034
701
1,191
15,740
41,682
10,680
31,002
6,522
158
6,364
2,133
62,542
479
130
315
34
23,723
14,171
182
13,989
955
659
296
23,214
1 Except telegraph and telephone messengers.
512
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28.
GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE AND
(Note. — “All other" includes Chinese, Japanese, Indian,
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
60,277
99,339
1,339,232
1,183,131
58,108
9,007
34,906
82,642
939
49
overw
2,403
6
72
67
1,856
5
1
3
791
ཥཱ་
13
14
78,781
1,094
1,088
23,358
28,576
1,768
86
1,369
158
155
5,383
456
5,789
1,423
662
2.822
882
7,855
911
6,036
584
324
1,291
25
565
105
1
61
5
46
24
2
12
8
220
22
4,922
11
153
170
3,526
19
1
15
2
1
184
21
129
49
6
49
25
555
63
339
103
50
72
138
III III INI IASI LIITTI
46
14
31
13
4
14
596
29
19
240
119
1,745
2
19
1
1,672
51
1 Malos 14 years of age and over
2 Malos 14 years of age and over engaged in gainful oc-
cupations
Agriculture, Forestry, and Animal Husbandry
Dairy farmers
5 Dairy farm laborers
6 Farmers
Farm laborers
8 Farm, dairy farm, garden, orchard, etc., foremen
9 Dairy farm foremen
10 Farm foremen
11 Garden and greenhouse foremen
12 Orchard, nursery, etc., foremen
13
Fishermen and oystermen
Foresters
15 Gardeners, florists, fruit growers, and nurserymen
16 Florists
17 Fruit growers and nurserymen
18 Gardeners
19 Landscape gardeners
20 Garden, greenhouse, orchard, and nursery laborers
21 Cranberry bog laborers
22 Garden laborers
23 Greenhouse laborers
24 Orchard and nursery laborers
25 Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers
26 Foremen and overseers
27 Lumbermen and raftsmen
28 Teamsters and haulers
29 Woodchoppers and tie cutters
30 Owners and managers of log and timber camps
31 Stock herders, drovers, and feeders
32 Stock raisers
33 Other agricultural and animal husbandry pursuits
34 Apiarists
35 Corn shollers, hay balers, grain threshers, etc.
36 Ditchers (farm)
37 Poultry raisers and poultry yard laborers
38 Other and not specified pursuits
39
Extraction of Minerals
40 Foremen, overseers, and inspectors
Forem and overseers
42 Inspectors
43 Operators, officials, and managers
44 Managers .
45 Officials
46
Operators
47 Coal mine operatives
48 Gold and silver mine operatives
49 Iron mine operatives
50 Operatives in other and not specified mines
51 Lead and zinc mine operatives
52 All other mine operatives
53 Quarry operatives . ,
54 Oil, gas, and salt
well operatives
55 Oil and gas well operatives
56 Salt well and works operatives
57 Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries
58 | Apprentices
59 Apprentices to building and hand irades
60 Dressmakers' and milliners' apprentices
61 Other apprentices
62 Bakers
63 Blacksmiths, forgemen, and hammermen
64 Blacksmiths
65 Forgemen, hammermen, and welders
66 Boiler makers
67 Brick and stone masons
68 Builders and building contractors
69 Butchers and dressers (slaughterhouse)
70 Cabinet makers
71 Carpenters
72 Compositors, linotypers, and typesetters
73 Coopers
74 Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)
75 Dyers
76 Electricians and electrical engineers
32 Sino ang matig
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15
49
121
2,087
107
105
2
189
91
39
59
10
5
19
23
1
22
1,719
15
8
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1
115
1
1
-
4,640
432
122
19, 188
2,417
678
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310
12
5
1,739
105
27
19
597,707
6,743
2,170
2
4,571
5,668
7,405
6.926
479
1,205
8,227
7,235
428
1,902
39,310
8,224
880
19
2,173
9,586
44,912
3,045
1,042
2
2,001
425
150
126
24
34
195
29
21
53
1,136
818
38
1
93
652
25
9
9
1
8
172
205
5
3
27
55
OCCUPATIONS.
513
OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE, FOR THE STATE.
and all other. “N. o. c." means not otherwise classified.)
AGE PERIOD
Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
1
728,100
777,008
541,578
17,693
2,953
311,611
297,112
81,797
46,243
1,318,586
1,164,194
2
713,221
656,558
507,636
16,161
2,776
3
66
7,771
122
22
4,440
1,306
110
1,756
1
2
93
629
17
10
20
26
3
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
37,577
449
643
8,072
15,301
978
56
757
85
80
3,216
338
2,567
706
285
1,144
432
4,266
709
3,054
309
194
738
9
346
69
314
6
167
49
787
25,169
506
149
10,609
5,796
656
28
510
54
64
1,638
78
2,352
522
269
1,240
321
2,233
98
1,982
90
63
377
15
156
20
186
10
49
52
664
1
6
1
632
24
84
17
9
271
14
695
122
100
377
96
509
15
476
15
3
64
1
13
4
46
3
5
16
194
76,959
1,093
1,086
23,255
27,927
1,750
86
1,364
157
143
5,314
455
5,717
1,412
651
2,798
856
6,972
269
5,801
579
323
1,282
25
560
105
592
19
239
118
1,732
2
19
1
1,661
49
46,980
799
678
17,107
16,576
1,219
69
964
78
108
2,010
372
3,200
760
498
1,519
423
2,886
106
2,325
298
157
524
16
242
78
188
18
133
86
1,372
2
17
1
1,321
31
29,979
294
408
6,148
11,351
531
17
400
79
35
3,304
83
2,517
652
153
1,279
433
4,086
163
3,476
281
166
758
9
318
27
404
1
106
32
360
5
1
11
43
1
69
11
11
22
25
879
641
232
5
9
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
NOI TIPI I enim
INITIILILTINTI WIWI
10
1
2
753
24
191
2
340
18
14
1,272
48
47
59
4
4
1,510
54
53
563
52
51
1
147
75
37
35
11
3
91
48
22
21
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
571
53
52
1
87
40
15
32
2
1
6
8
1
7
408
6
లాలు 81 | ఉసలు ---
2,073
106
104
2
189
91
39
59
10
5
19
3
3
12
13
ULICATIONWI
42
16
2
24
10
2
15
13
1
12
1,368
LUE LIMITTITUTI
10
10008-జతలు
13
1,090
1,706
10
338
13
190
2
లం
4,643
364,566
831
317
144,609
15
10
19,792
3
1
309,825
1,096
336
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
514
3,904
3,906
3,585
321
843
4,163
3,294
297
5
1,108
2,854
2,743
111
308
3,271
3,349
94
2
114
463
449
14
20
573
560
593,006
6,717
2,163
2
4,552
5,640
7,365
6,887
478
1,201
8,120
7,210
426
1,893
39,152
8,182
858
283,181
5,621
1,827
2
3,792
1,797
2,929
2,663
266
473
3,422
4,350
145
760
3,843
4,436
4,224
212
728
4,698
2,860
898
21,361
5,350
452
7
1.306
7,543
769
13,833
1,669
305
8
678
1,254
15
174
2,799
173
79
2
66
82
19
2,166
9,546
625
17,374
6,321
367
7
651
7,593
281
1,268
21,778
1,861
491
12
1,515
1,953
***************
OIIIIIIIINNITT
514
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
Sex AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
1,010
443
567
1,687
9,896
1,146
3,734
2,617
382
735
6,644
17,018
21
47
12
58
101
242
3
8
167
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6
19
18
13
10
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16
59
170
173
16
312
16
193
94
15
10
146
1
2,027
781
18
818
154
104
50
4
1
2,979
940
613
327
27
10
134
61
20
53
7,276
2,741
2,001
740
130
5
6
1
1
19
52
17
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5
271
14
29
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries Con.
1 Electrotypers, stereotypers, and lithographers
Electrotypers and stereotypers
3
Lithographers :
4 Engineers (mechanical)
5 Engineers (stationary)
6 Engravers
7 Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers (metal)
Buffers and polishers
9 Filers
10 Grinders:
11 Firemen (except locomotive and fire department)
12 Foremen and overseers (manufacturing)
13 Furnace men, smeltermen,
heaters, pourers, etc.
14 Furnace men and smeltermen
15 Heaters
Ladlers and pourers
17
Puddlers
18 Glass blowers
19 Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths
20 Goldsmiths and silversmiths
21
Jewelers and lapidaries (factory)
22 Jewelers and watchmakers (not in factory)
23 | Laborers (n. 0. c.).
24 Building and hand trades
General and not
specified laborers
Helpers in building and hand trades
Chemical industries
Fertilizer factories
Paint factories
30
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
31
Other chemical factories
32 Clay, glass, and stone industries
33
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories
34
Glass factories
35
Lime, cement, and gypsum factories
36
Marble and stone yards
37
Potteries
38 Iron and steel industries
39
Automobile factories
40
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
Car and railroad shops
42
Wagon and carriage factories
43
Other iron and steel works
44
Other metal industries
45
Brass mills
46
Copper factories
47
Lead and zinc factories
48
Tinware and enamelware factories
49
Other metal factories
50 Lumber and furniture industries
51
Furniture, piano, and organ factories
52
Saw and planing mills?
53
Other woodworking factories
54 Textile industries
Cotton mills
56
Silk mills
57
Woolen and worsted mills
58
Other textile mills
59 Other industries
60
Charcoal and coke works
61
Cigar and tobacco factories
62
Clothing industries
63
Electric light and power plants
64
Electrical supply factories
65
Food industries
Bakeries
67
Butter and cheese factories
68
Fish curing and packing
Flour and grain mills .
70
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc.
71
Slaughter and packing houses
72
Sugar factories and refineries
73
Other food factories
74
Gas works
75
Liquor and beverage industries
76
Oil refineries
77
Paper and pulp mills
78
Printing and publishing
79
Rubber factories
Shoe factories
81
Tanneries
82
Turpentine distilleries
83
Other factories.
64
110
53
16
16
22
3
894
51
101
52
12
678
74
22
15
41
214
32
352
894
80,037
33,828
30,258
3,570
1,407
198
51
309
849
1,491
675
141
395
239
41
9,865
383
1,251
676
158
7,397
845
357
202
37
84
165
2,423
805
1,196
422
14,113
6,521
70
3,338
4,184
16,065
314
32
164
299
1,114
2,294
214
66
101
59
11
1,048
470
325
1,394
517
128
2,080
232
2,521
1,644
1,253
2
2,077
55
473
361
- 10సలు | TNI | | | 4-0టెలు | - | | 22వ సలు | | | | | | Ne-లులు
10
12
133
43
61
29
879
459
11
182
227
645
3
3
13
4
13
63
11
3
16
1
22
14
277
95
134
48
1,457
651
11
360
435
1,593
21
3
13
16
74
210
24
22
69
15
3
14
24
3
41
21
91
210
82
16
58
65
15
9
156
40
253
322
134
80
32
120
262
1 Includes wooden box factories.
OCCUPATIONS.
515
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
- Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
1
28
2
16
520
752
368
384
1,368
5,813
835
1,895
1,361
178
356
2,160
10,946
83
103
144
508
34
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
10
10一二​10g含​定本​会​会员​单​oll**客​会​与会​与会​后​总
​260
105
155
424
4,047
239
918
665
110
143
1,963
6,354
97
65
28
2
2
36
525
179
84
262
15,829
7,865
7,257
608
254
39
8
33
174
217
108
16
54
34
5
1,554
43
166
103
32
1,210
139
53
39
2,356
1,414
1,364
2,255
1,788
1,685
103
5
68
1,310
541
221
548
20,504
10,241
8,789
1,452
360
25
13
122
200
217
88
48
39
34
8
1,859
146
642
302
340
1,194
5,268
749
2,404
1,686
221
497
4,349
9,970
180
116
44
12
8
88
1,255
502
231
522
50,779
20,714
18,919
1,795
972
148
36
208
580
1,074
481
83
311
172
27
6,933
264
936
508
104
5,121
579
270
140
29
1
45
176
9
16
6
3
142
178
esoo
1,008
443
565
1.685
9,796
1,145
3,715
2,605
380
730
6,540
16,992
307
188
94
15
10
146
2,022
781
351
890
77,772
32,033
28,566
3,467
1,399
198
51
309
841
1,470
661
140
390
238
41
9,793
380
1,247
674
157
7,335
835
354
198
37
83
163
2,384
791
1,173
420
13,969
6,467
70
3,328
4,104
15,889
307
31
163
295
1,101
2,269
211
66
101
58
11
1,032
470
320
1,378
516
128
2,075
222
2,471
1,630
1,244
42
256
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43
సమరిం| | లాంషం
144
358
192
94
284
3
176
80
35
449
138
244
67
2,667
1,287
14
568
798
2,684
59
42
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6
30
4
4
38
5
33
2,057
95
1,457
491
710
256
8,279
3,571
29
2,112
2,567
10,771
228
21
101
218
806
1,609
150
50
34
40
10
776
350
199
985
352
87
1,486
114
1,775
841
862
1
1,285
75
181
317
3,983
310
1,820
1,244
202
374
4,380
6,046
224
144
60
15
5
78
712
240
130
342
57,268
21,792
19,777
2,015
1,039
173
38
187
641
1,253
573
92
351
204
33
7,934
234
1,069
594
95
5,942
674
301
172
29
62
110
1,464
595
593
276
11,003
5,190
46
2,693
3,074
12,109
256
14
112
214
888
1,906
150
34
22
36
3
959
449
253
1,100
429
77
1,668
118
2,074
872
983
62
1,393
161
53
26
8
21
53
920
196
580
144
2,966
1,277
24
635
1,030
3,780
51
17
51
81
213
363
61
32
79
22
8
73
21
67
278
87
51
407
104
397
758
261
2
659
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
5
30
57
200
357
18
5
20
13
1
169
85
46
289
140
25
357
49
357
208
194
1
356
1,398
20
516
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
-
Con.
3
14
13
1
3
21
258
234
24
3
75
1,924
1,771
153
34
59
54
5
113
13
8
92
3
పంటలు | 2-1 | లాలాలు
3
1
1
14
21
2
11
8
2
1
3,246
21
2
16
3
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries
1 Loom fixers
2 Machinists, millwrights, and toolmakers
Machinists and millwrights
4 Toolmakers and die setters and sinkers
5 Managers and superintendents (manufacturing)
6 Manufacturers and officials
Manufacturers .
Officials
9 Mechanics (n. o. c.)
10 Gunsmiths, locksmiths, and bellhangers
11 Wheelwrights.
12 Other mechanics
13 Millers (grain, flour, feed, etc.)
14 | Milliners and millinery dealers
15 Molders, founders, and casters (metal)
16 Brass molders, founders, and casters
17 Iron molders, founders, and casters
18
Other molders, founders, and casters
19 Oilers of machinery
20 Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
21 Enamelers, lacquerers, and japanners
22 Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (building)
23 Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (factory)
24 Paper hangers
25 Pattern and model makers : :
26 Plasterers
27 Plumbers and gas and steam fitters
28 Pressmen (printing)
29 Rollers and roll hands (metal)
30 Roofers and slaters
31
Sawyers,
32 Semiskilled operatives (n. o. c.)
33 Chemical industries
34
Paint factories
35
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
Other chemical factories
Cigar and tobacco factories
Clay, glass, and stone industries
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories
40
Glass factories
41
Lime, cement, and gypsum factories
42
Marble and stone yards
43
Potteries
44 Clothing industries.
45
Hat factories (felt)
46
Suit, coat, cloak, and overall factories
47
Other clothing factories
48 Food industries
49
Bakeries
50
Butter and cheese factories
51
Candy factories
52
Flour and grain mills
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc.
54
Slaughter and packing houses
55
Other food factories
56 Harness and saddle industries
57 Iron and steel industries
58
Automobile factories
59
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
60
Car and railroad shops!
61
Wagon and carriage factories
62
Other iron and steel works
63 Other metal industries
Brass mills
65
Clock and watch factories
66
Gold and silver and jewelry factories
67
Lead and zinc factories
68
Tinware and enamelware factories
69
Other metal factories
70 Liquor and beverage industries
71
Breweries
72
Distilleries
73
Other liquor and beverage factories
74 Lumber and furniture industries
75
Furniture, piano, and organ factories
76
Saw and planing mills 2
77
Other woodworking factories
78 Paper and pulp mills
Printing and publishing .
80 Shoe factories
81 Tanneries
14
2
5
4,469
41,729
39,208
2,521
7,220
14,543
12,817
1,726
2,367
335
424
1,608
111
145
5,944
529
5,330
85
854
22,852
149
19,734
2,969
1,106
1,708
1,549
11,085
1,385
95
1,408
832
233,524
1,646
160
591
895
3,133
1,601
130
706
133
531
101
3,538
920
1,552
1,066
3,389
333
63
1,317
19
52
547
1,058
1,083
24,120
2,334
2,973
1,302
911
16,600
6,546
788
1,307
3,646
47
152
606
1,387
885
113
389
11,168
6,612
2,525
2,031
6,294
3,430
54,402
8,937
17
1
44
184
8
129
47
6
16
9
67
35
2
10
5
12,050
101
10
49
42
57
45
2
32
1
9
1
102
26
40
36
197
42
2.
SONNICON ICWA BONNEN
5
160
13
143
4
95
887
18
711
158
28
132
42
567
110
2
72
59
24,547
244
14
135
95
183
82
4
47
6
20
5
341
65
151
125
412
89
7
163
3
8
50
92
77
2,579
312
166
88
79
1,934
501
52
52
307
6
27
57
56
22
2
32
942
551
213
178
658
505
5,107
777
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138
5
13
1
1
118
32
5
2
21
76
1
2
19
57
33
1,030
97
79
10
25
819
199
16
12
134
1
15
21
11
76
40
18
18
11
44
408
24
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1
10
388
207
102
79
152
257
2,343
224
1 Includes car repairers for street and steam railroads.
2 Includes wooden box factories.
OCCUPATIONS.
517
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE – Continued.
AGE PERIOD — - Con.
COLOR OR Race
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
1,453
24,776
23,055
1,721
5,883
9,078
7,527
1,551
1,544
200
1
116
113
3
4
40
40
12
1
11
53
1,288
1,212
76
233
1,265
1,087
178
168
31
69
68
12
5
128
16
111
1
20
1,059
3
242
13
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19
2
9
156
19
928
25
26
28
29
30
128
84
100
55
148
17
2
40
33
5,145
25
140
16
14
1
17
27
4
1
8
5
1,067
13
1
10
2,898
28,698
26,913
1,785
4,331
7,011
6,178
833
1,333
169
164
1,000
44
93
4,007
332
3,617
58
479
13,390
81
11,639
1,670
596
996
994
8,142
1,018
63
924
467
144,071
951
87
327
537
1,932
984
74
460
93
307
50
2,296
601
1,031
664
2,077
170
45
861
12
25
363
601
546
15,022
1,446
2,117
850
480
10,129
4,082
480
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
4,468
41,608
39,090
2,518
7,216
14,500
12,774
1,726
2,355
334
420
1,601
110
145
5,917
523
5,311
83
ייייייייייייייייייייייeייו-דידימ דמ דוידזייווייז מ מ וומו מוו
3,015
16,832
16.035
797
1,333
5,422
5,247
175
811
134
178
499
27
68
3,454
270
3,139
45
549
9,159
47
7,879
1,233
407
554
1,068
2,998
267
57
564
280
124,103
757
70
197
490
1,981
954
93
298
105
412
46
2,288
516
1,237
535
1,962
185
18
846
10
24
413
466
567
11,639
724
2,143
709
370
7,693
2,280
412
382
1,073
21
107
285
892
17
88
51
9
20
3
15
1,102
83
77
2,463
253
2,172
38
296
13,534
102
11,712
1,720
685
1,153
464
8,059
1,114
37
836
547
108,344
876
89
394
393
1,144
639
37
407
26
114
55
1,243
403
310
530
1,412
145
45
466
9
28
132
587
511
12,388
1,604
827
591
537
8,829
4,261
375
66
21
26
19
63
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
2
16
1
2
5
纪​约​而且​必​仍​证​历​的​订​秘​的​83&B佔​历​仍​们​似的​22忆​仍​任​仍​T82mm
9
34
101
605
50
32
37
61
425
210
28
70
102
3
ప్రపంచం | సలులు | | - 1 - onlinుండి 10 | | ET | ET-01-- | TNT | |
3
7
19
9
641
449
268
79
102
114
48
1,389
208
57
194
5,409
3,676
954
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
796
2,290
27
88
401
968
608
84
276
6,426
3,843
1,521
1,062
4,139
2,024
34,188
5,844
1,419
9,547
9,065
482
2,619
6,203
5,493
710
730
120
182
428
52
39
1,625
163
1,441
21
202
7,311
37
6,316
958
392
462
449
2,157
205
26
362
267
44,465
304
43
60
201
873
425
39
142
28
178
38
723
203
301
219
596
10
7
193
2
15
104
265
322
4,746
424
566
316
265
3,175
1,522
207
375
792
10
20
118
328
246
23
59
2,887
1,703
592
592
1,220
552
10.967
1,860
845
22,693
149
19,591
2,953
1,092
1,707
1,532
11,057
1,381
94
1,400
827
232,447
1,633
159
591
883
3,125
1,593
130
705
131
526
101
3,531
919
1,547
1,065
3,374
330
63
1,312
19
52
545
1,053
1,078
24,027
2,328
2,970
1,300
907
16,522
6,541
787
1,307
3,645
47
152
603
1,384
883
113
388
11,116
6,580
2,512
2,024
6,286
3,409
54.191
8,910
925
2,572
26
45
318
492
242
56
194
5,707
2,904
1,558
1,245
3,078
2,428
32,898
3,182
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
1
51
32
779
3,208
981
21,293
5,728
6
8
21
207
27
518
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. - GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE

AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and 18 and
over but over but
under 18 under 21
Years Years
2,230
22
17
5,913
113
76
3
35
OOOOOOOO19
586
353
3
192
38
1,125
829
8
209
79
189
114
9,711
262
152
9
84
17
1,074
895
3
138
38
530
295
24
6
10
273
216
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries Con.
Semiskilled operatives (n. o. c.) — Con.
Textile industries
Beamers, warpers, and slashers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Bobbin boys, doffers, and carriers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
10
Woolen and worsted mills
11
Other textile mills
12
Carders, combers, and lappers
13
Cotton mills
14
Silk mills
15
Woolen and worsted mills
16
Other textile mills
17
Drawers, rovers, and twisters
18
Cotton mills
19
Silk mills
20
Woolen and worsted mills
21
Other textile mills
22
Spinners
23
Cotton mills
24
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Weavers
Cotton mills
29
Silk mills
30
Woolen and worsted mills
31
Other textile mills
32
Winders, reelers, and spoolers
33
Cotton mills
34
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
36
Other textile mills
37
Other occupations
38
Cotton mills
39
Silk mills
40
Woolen and worsted mills
41
Other textile mills
42
Other industries
43
Electrical supply factories
44
Paper box factories
45
Rubber factories
46
Other factories
47 Sewers and sewing machine operators (factory) ?
48 | Shoemakers and cobblers (not in factory)
49 Skilled occupations (n. 0. c.)
50 Annealers and temperers (metal)
51 Piano and organ tuners
52
53 Other skilled occupations
54 Stonecutters
55 Structural iron workers (building)
56 Tailors
57 Tinsmiths and coppersmiths
Coppersmiths
59 Tinsmiths
60 Upholsterers.
61
Transportation
62 Water transportation (selected occupations)
63 Boatmen, canal men, and lock keepers
64 Captains, masters, mates, and pilots
65 Longshoremen and stevedores
66 Sailors and deck hands.
67 Road and street transportation (selected occupations)
68 Carriage and hack drivers
69 Chauffeurs
70 Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen ?
71 Foremen of livery and transfer companies
72 Garage keepers and managers
73 Hostlers and stable hands
74 Livery-stable keepers and managers
75 Proprietors and managers of transfer companies
81,026
2,526
1,584
44
776
122
4,161
3,143
16
809
193
5,581
3,701
2
1,697
181
3,037
2,642
63
298
34
8,953
5,790
59
2,885
219
26,255
17,032
541
6,681
2,001
1,117
615
34
287
181
29,396
12,348
206
9,431
7,411
21,824
3,448
891
6,396
11,089
1,735
3,855
1,244
274
592
239
139
2,954
732
49
4
207
186
1
12
8
76
34
4
22
16
992
660
13
145
174
185
62
13
189
151
7
23
8
840
582
14
222
22
882
684
15
134
49
209
85
13
64
47
2,366
1,142
36
512
676
998
89
59
282
568
56
34
14
2
8
1
3
9
35
210
25
419
357
6
49
7
1,382
899
11
440
32
2,345
1,634
41
518
152
216
103
6
67
40
3,483
1,477
37
1,016
953
2,372
337
111
635
1,289
187
119
58
10
36
6
6
61
30
375
165
5
160
53
13
44
128
10
8
2
8,001
5
1
58
27
1
26
13
1
310
13
1
5,643
254
13
22
2,291
280
2,011
1,307
110,048
5,903
290
1,133
3,090
1,390
45,675
1,267
12,773
24,413
500
878
3,416
739
1,689
9
3
81
5
1,331
68
2
2
41
23
640
18
83
463
134
85
3,229
74
1,194
1,785
2
12
66
* *-**
10
139
1
22
1 Includes sewers and sewing machine operators in all factories except shoe and harness factories, and sack
sewers in fertilizer, salt, and sugar factories, and cement, flour, and grain mills.
2 Teamsters in agriculture, forestry, and the extraction of minerals are classified with the other workers in
those industries, respectively; and drivers for bakeries and laundries are classified with deliveryrnen in trade.
OCCUPATIONS.
519
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
Con,
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
65
Years and
over
Colored
Years
Total
Foreign
Born
Native
13,403
502
315
7
154
26
130
75
1,300
31
15
1
15
484
1
1
26,678
1,311
734
18
482
77
1,875
1,338
11
417
109
996
14
13
46
9
826
1
121
120
488
478
1
108
108
iero A , 2016,
101
33
24
10
20
48,469
1,596
1,009
27
485
75
1,227
981
2
216
28
3,934
2,747
2
1,066
119
2,977
1,854
36
175
12
5,080
3,239
28
1,689
124
17,311
11,129
358
4,559
1,265
516
333
9
108
66
16,728
6,866
87
5,580
4,195
14,123
2,377
569
4,306
6,871
1,179
2,166
693
159
332
112
90
1,771
564
5,552
1,396
193
1,203
657
៨៨៨ដុះខខខខខាងននន ទាំ៩មាននះ៦៦៦៦៦៦៦៦៩៩ដដដដដដដដដដដដន២៩១១-១២ ម៉ោង។
80,540
2,525
1,583
44
776
122
4,147
3,130
16
809
192
5,460
3,581
2
1,696
181
2,929
2,534
63
298
34
8,920
5,772
58
2,881
209
26,234
17,024
541
6,672
1,997
1,117
615
34
287
181
29,208
12,254
205
9,404
7,345
21,709
3,437
886
6,367
11,019
1.720
3,832
1,241
274
592
236
139
2,945
729
7,945
2,285
279
2,006
1,292
316
22
284
229
13
37
5
1,277
797
2
445
33
5,146
3,174
113
1,373
486
94
55
2
25
12
5,144
1,947
31
1,904
1,262
3,737
600
128
1,049
1,960
261
1,147
406
94
178
99
35
997
135
1,825
608
73
535
491
IIII IWI 008 AM
53,862
1,214
849
26
294
45
2,272
1,792
5
392
83
4,464
3,103
2
1,234
125
2,197
1,931
31
218
17
5,850
4,060
15
1,632
143
19,126
13,058
415
4,493
1,160
553
339
8
132
74
18,186
7,821
87
6,063
4,215
10,302
1,267
351
4,045
4,639
1,280
3,229
431
137
111
133
50
2,262
390
7,313
1,200
182
1,018
538
462
56
732
603
32
80
17
3,070
1,712
43
1,249
66
7,108
3,966
126
2,179
837
564
276
26
155
107
11,022
4,433
118
3,341
3,130
11,207
2,170
535
2,322
6,380
440
603
810
137
481
103
89
683
339
632
1,085
97
988
754
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
187
94
1
40
42
113
44
47
49
Gor-08లు.. | NI | NA-03-
55
15
61
1,781
372
74,215
3,418
158
472
1,949
839
30,845
648
10,567
15,827
242
25,871
1,866
100
527
874
365
9,957
448
923
5,814
232
108,245
5,527
285
1,125
2,865
1,252
44,629
1,253
12,402
23,984
497
64,881
2,355
219
624
995
517
29,611
850
8,930
15,557
338
43,364
3,172
66
501
1,870
735
15,018
403
3,472
8,427
159
224
136
1,031
13
364
425
3
TIWILAVENIAN
69
All Other
364
225
683
256
2
274
151
409
45
11
80
273
42
381
73
9
38
21
5
114
2
184
94
8
86
93
2
15
643
1,806
289
823
211
1,235
364
730
2,678
284
16
110
83
75
923
74
6
458
23
11
157
83
111
876
3,234
735
1,648
704
1,588
553
1,091
172
1,646
182
557
72
73
74
75
179
41
520
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
36,901
1,024
798
226
189
931
27
23
4
12
85
8
112
4
535
432
103
6
32
26
6
3,249
1,724
5,405
1,803
9,874
7,841
2,033
2,289
1,435
5,468
740
550
190
2,625
2,090
178
357
1,075
8,488
299
835
253
582
3,653
1,571
577
1,200
יו-- ' ליו--וייייואס דייייייים
175
346
57
38
6
13
21
515
6
31
13
18
79
93
92
132
82
714
6
1
SILEILLLILLLENGA Wwvillimin AWNION
171
273
353
30
187
1
Transportation - Con.
Railroad transportation (selected occupations)
Baggagemen and freight agents
Baggagemen
Freight agents
Boiler washers and engine hostlers
Brakemen
Conductors (steam railroad) :
Conductors (street railroad)
Foremen and overseers
10 Laborers
11
Steam railroad :
12
Street railroad
13 Locomotive engineers
14 Locomotive firemen
15
Motormen
16 Officials and superintendents
17
Steam railroad
18
Street railroad
19 Switchmen, flagmen, and yardmen
20
Switchmen and flagmen (steam railroad)
21
Switchmen and flagmen (street railroad)
22
Yardmen (steam railroad)
23 Ticket and station agents
24 Express, post, telegraph, and telephone (selected occupations)
25
Agents (express companies).
26
Express messengers and railway mail clerks
Express messengers
Railway mail clerks
Mail carriers
30
Telegraph and telephone linemen
31 Telegraph messengers
32 Telegraph operators
33 Telephone operators
34 Other transportation pursuits
35 Foremen and overseers (n. 0. c.)
36
Road and street building and repairing
37
Telegraph and telephone companies
38
Water transportation
39
Other transportation
40
Inspectors
41
Steam railroad :
42
Street railroad
43
Other transportation
44 Laborers (n. 0. C.)
45
Road and street building and repairing
46
Street cleaning
47
Other transportation
48 Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. 0. c.)
49
Telegraph and telephone companies
50
Other transportation
51 Other occupations (semiskilled)
52
Steam railroad
53
Street railroad
54
Other transportation
55
Trade
56 Bankers, brokers, and money lenders
57 Bankers and bank officials
58 Commercial brokers and commission men
59 Loan brokers and loan company officials
60 Pawnbrokers
61 Stockbrokers
62 Brokers not specified and promoters
63 Clerks in stores other than sales-persons
64 Commercial travelers
65
Decorators, drapers, and window dressers
66 Deliverymen .
67 Bakeries and laundries
68 Stores
69 Floorwalkers, foremen, and overseers
70 Floorwalkers and foremen in stores
71 Foremen, warehouses, stockyards, etc.
72 Inspectors, gaugers, and samplers
73 Insurance agents and officials
74 Insurance agents
75 Officials of insurance companies
76 Laborers in coal and lumber yards, warehouses, etc.
77 Coal yards
78 Elevators.
79 Lumber yards
80 Stockyards
81 Warehouses
14
13,081
818
188
310
144
176
1,402
734
279
389
8,604
7,100
79
1,425
644
308
336
1,613
254
674
685
15
2
165
53
* * *
556
368
13
112
188
8
15
1
130
21
77
32
14
14
920
4,661
1
11,669
17
3
3
1
到​如​红​记​说​好的​品​订​识​的​切口​NSd855832n仍​仍​4仍​仍​T82&3
276
172,644
3,810
1,441
765
70
100
1,092
342
2,927
11,199
343
17,454
2,081
15,373
1,159
949
210
445
6,016
5,409
607
3,284
1,793
78
1,036
23
354
367
18
8
980
84
896
5
247
Wiai vainilliini
1
9
1
536
218
34
1,957
235
1,722
22
18
4
26
75
74
1
163
56
5
66
1
35
85
32
1
30
22
OCCUPATIONS.
521
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
- Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
218
25,889
690
547
143
136
2.680
976
4,662
947
7,051
5,675
1,376
1,276
1,290
4,057
400
185
157
28
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
301
906
25
15
10
2
16
39
29
59
164
111
53
65
8
49
34
28
6
357
328
21
8
59
169
10
19
6
13
124
2
ដដដដដដដដដដដនិង៩ខដដដដ១០០០ + ដង។
20
21
22
9,074
32
36,682
1,021
795
226
187
3,247
1,722
5,403
1,798
9,688
7,683
2,005
2,286
1,432
5,468
739
549
190
2,615
2,085
176
354
1,076
8,454
297
832
251
581
3,629
1,569
577
1,199
351
12,953
818
188
310
144
176
1,402
734
279
389
8,485
7,037
77
1,371
643
308
335
1,605
254
672
679
SR-1 NA-NENI NO--1లులు జలానినినిన్ | లులు
20,868
15,814
156
127
29
84
651
261
1,381
830
8,099
6,501
1,598
366
289
2,480
105
68
37
985
795
86
104
127
1,269
31
74
23
51
402
419
84
207
52
8,091
275
86
93
55
41
466
305
105
56
6,757
5,949
51
75
102
29
73
491
79
238
99
1,088
794
72
222
636
5,586
191
572
149
423
2,372
1,352
36
835
228
8,477
518
97
258
55
108
955
479
137
339
5,580
4,654
28
898
390
216
174
1,034
168
499
367
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
30
32
128
36
10
4
396
36
11
1
21
3
23
16
6
119
63
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
258
237
9
12
21
6
15
58
5
12
41
IIIIIIIIIMOOI
54
174
1,385
2
248
102,905
1,903
678
374
6,672
336
182
63
3
4
48
36
11
340
1
23
10
招​约​而且​出品 ​玩​%订​说明​的​红​仍​仍​u88589222845%C8293
54
596
157
1,699
7,435
265
11,352
1,511
9,841
688
171,011
169
'ន-អ'នកគ°នននននីតៗៗ
557
324
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
131
280
211
69
37
465
700
598
793
2,049
1,568
481
942
104
1,336
300
215
85
1,114
926
77
111
356
1,697
92
204
78
126
1,061
117
5
197
21
3,277
258
79
51
67
61
410
231
134
45
2,030
1,786
42
202
225
80
145
354
58
79
217
865
668
197
103
2,596
1,461
4,022
968
1,589
1,182
407
1,920
1,143
2,988
634
481
153
1,630
1,290
90
250
949
7,185
266
758
228
530
3,227
1,150
493
992
299
4,862
543
102
217
89
135
936
429
174
333
1,728
1,088
26
614
541
279
262
1,114
175
434
505
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
45,817
1,553
578
325
23
41
438
148
261
3,188
36
2,720
209
2,511
407
338
69
113
1,828
1,596
232
831
445
17
319
7
43
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
3,808
1,441
764
70
100
1,092
341
2,903
11,189
339
17,126
2,072
15,054
1,157
948
209
440
6,003
5,396
607
3,102
1,646
78
1,009
23
346
13
156
37
31
6
22
343
315
28
73
113,637
3,413
1,357
665
51
23
1,015
302
2,388
9,467
276
10,749
1,410
9,339
733
615
118
300
4,521
4,035
486
832
294
31
390
12
105
57,374
395
84
99
19
77
77
39
515
1,722
63
6,377
662
5,715
424
333
91
140
1,482
1,361
121
2,270
1,352
47
619
11
241
8
316
2
1
1
3
13
13
279
3,762
3,416
346
2,116
1,216
54
584
14
248
182
147
ICO
522
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and 18 and
over but over but
under 18 under 21
Years Years
50
74
208
275
123
142
2
1
2,766
423
1,189
106
34
151
898
5,907
52,703
55,774
122
126
1,306
54,220
1,195
2,137
3,913
209
828
388
2,542
7,065
7
24
388
2,535
7,034
25
14
244
14
2,775
1,124
4
143
97
5
137
1,107
5
31
394
24
370
5
76
Trade - Con.
1 Laborers, porters, and helpers in stores
2 Newsboys
3 Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. 0. c.)
Employment office keepers
Proprietors, etc., elevators
Proprietors, etc., warehouses
7 Other proprietors, officials, and managers
8 Real estate agents and officials
9 Retail dealers
10 Salesmen
11 Auctioneers
12 Demonstrators
13
Sales agents
14
Salesmen (stores)
15 Undertakers
16 Wholesale dealers, importers, and exporters
17 Other pursuits (semiskilled)
18 Fruit graders and packers
19
Meat cutters
20 Other occupations :
21
Public Service (not elsewhere classified)
22 | Firemen (fire department)
23 Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers
24 Laborers (public service)
25 Garbage men and scavengers
26 Other laborers :
27 Marshals, sheriffs, detectives, etc.
28 Detectives
29 Marshals and constables :
30 Probation and truant officers
31 Sheriffs
32 | Officials and inspectors (city and county)
33 Officials and inspectors (city).
34 Officials and inspectors (county)
35 Officials and inspectors (State and United States)
36 Officials and inspectors (State)
37 Officials and inspectors (United States)
38 Policemen
39 Soldiers, sailors, and marines
40 Other pursuits
41 Life-savers
42 Lighthouse keepers.
43 Other occupations
44
Professional Service
45 | Actors
46 | Architects
47 Artists, sculptors, and teachers of art
48 Authors, editors, and reporters
49 Authors
50 Editors and reporters
51 Chemists, assayers, and metallurgists
52 Civil and mining engineers and surveyors
53 Civil engineers and surveyors
54 Mining engineers
55 Clergymen
56 College presidents and professors
57 Dentists.
58 Designers, draftsmen, and inventors
59 Designers
60 Draftsmen
61
Inventors
62 Lawyers, judges, and justices
63 | Musicians and teachers of music
64 Photographers
65 Physicians and surgeons
66 Showmen
67 | Teachers
68 Teachers (athletics, dancing, etc.)
69 Teachers (school)
70
Trained nurses
71 Veterinary surgeons
72 Other professional pursuits
73 Semiprofessional pursuits
74 Abstractors, notaries, and justices of peace
75 Fortune tellers, hypnotists, spiritualists, etc.
76 Healers (except physicians and surgeons)
77 Keepers of charitable and penal institutions
78 Officials of lodges, societies, etc.
79 Religious and charity workers
Theatrical owners, managers, and officials
Other occupations
82 Attendants and helpers (professional service)
40,150
3,278
5,274
14,668
275
14,393
666
173
168
158
167
3,104
2,846
258
2,301
791
1,510
4,980
4,502
1,377
277
102
998
TASCHEN TO INSAT-
18
16
2
16
9
7
619
20
10
1
9
46,123
45
336
8
686
1,453
41
23
40
68
*S
19.IIIIIIIIIIII
18
291
29
260
2
1,194
1,125
2,047
207
1,840
1,228
2,833
2,718
115
3,695
1,213
2,477
3,900
926
2,752
222
4,859
3,768
1,313
5,777
903
3,932
418
3,514
584
282
875
2,555
70
13
175
506
476
486
577
232
877
TORICIS S'EIIOIIII-
227
93
93
14
63
39
1
6
14
16
9
202
80
81
159
OCCUPATIONS.
523
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
554
408
62
1
46
3
4
1
2
WNOOOOOOWN
8
474
40
10
72
352
2,726
19,161
9,668
64
8
464
9,132
427
1,617
79
663
62
19
74
508
2,492
29,448
34,823
44
109
723
33,947
667
1,102
2,515
9
1,853
653
35
640
2,999
1,288
14
217
20
953
230
1,024
67
32
132
793
4,274
27,261
42,416
97
102
1,030
41,187
1,033
1,581
2,186
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
2,358
422
1,185
105
34
150
896
5,863
52,311
55,606
121
1,405
192
161
38
2
18
103
1,589
25,050
13,190
24
21
273
12,872
151
550
1,698
10
1,053
635
175
148
1
3
3
141
11
90
1,184
73
143
NIINN, 8, 12,
877
89
27
18
989
1
699
289
19
20
51
38
1,704
478
18
9
60
21
22
23
24
25
436
2
77
239
5
234
3
4
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
20,927
2,162
1,678
7,031
177
6,854
283
121
75
57
30
1,230
1,134
96
1,241
420
821
3,066
3,587
649
183
52
414
15,024
1,051
2,851
5,965
63
5,902
286
40
82
77
87
1,423
1,302
121
823
293
530
1,771
236
618
83
38
497
2,950
60
709
1,192
6
1,186
93
8
11
24
50
430
391
39
217
67
150
143
18
88
24,274
2,717
2,533
5,470
106
5,364
541
131
128
135
147
2,716
2,474
242
2,018
687
1,331
3,644
3,673
962
240
85
637
10-10000 10000 MA
8
91
11
77
386
18
3
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
12,554
129
354
360
599
82
517
210
534
502
32
1,584
369
586
592
209
254
2,152
11
36
74
104
31
73
28
86
81
5
357
52
77
79
21
22
କ ତ ର ଏ ୨ ର ଟ
78
30
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
129
29,583
497
781
645
1,267
92
1,175
910
2,107
2,030
77
1,754
792
1.796
2,905
659
2,191
55
3,141
2,475
783
3,384
687
2,816
316
2,500
424
120
501
1,389
19
36,918
525
1,030
786
1,800
184
1,616
999
2,628
2,525
103
2,416
1,066
2,050
3,027
582
2,279
166
4,418
2,648
887
4,827
673
3,174
306
2,868
405
244
676
1,925
50
9
36
288
118
53
345
15
。
27
77
8
42
17
12
1,430
900
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
128
9
1
1
2
18
115
123
1,303
54,059
1,184
2,131
3,884
14
2,757
1,113
39,654
3,275
5,196
14,425
270
14,155
663
173
166
157
167
3,100
2,843
257
2,292
791
1,501
4,972
4,371
1,360
263
99
998
15,380
558
2,663
8,955
164
8,791
122
42
38
22
20
384
369
15
274
104
170
1,328
698
398
23
14
361
IIIIIIIIIII
40
12
11
20
2
6
83
212
249
312
387
121
409
45,717
666
1,191
1,119
2,040
204
1,836
1,219
2,831
2,716
115
3,617
1,211
2,447
3,893
926
2,745
222
4,832
3,691
1,305
5,731
886
3,918
415
3,503
583
281
870
2,536
68
12
173
505
474
478
577
249
850
8,799
141
161
333
240
20
220
220
203
191
12
1,201
145
397
866
344
466
56
414
1,043
418
904
213
744
109
635
178
37
194
611
18
3
58
91
116
145
93
87
136
352
2,044
97
903
78
825
102
134
283
931
29
7
75
239
178
133
168
102
61
and ITILTOTININI NA UTAIMINTI LITWIN
9
119
19
28
65
180
21
17
54
43
24
414
358
333
484
162
714
I OMRON
26
524
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
214
26
964
129
YOANAWN
3,473
371
21
47
32
15
2
127
37
350
2
37
NTTIENI IAC 'no!
156
64,588
8,558
4,546
1,050
693
357
705
836
711
2,354
1,229
1,493
8,931
1,394
586
2,601
1,713
2,063
2,340
2.618
1,015
12,489
1,090
1,108
5,298
4,993
6,658
698
71
326
177
63
61
113
42
215
18
110
173
25
II wiew with the communica
Domestic and Personal Service
2 Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists
Bartenders
Billiard room, dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers
Billiard and pool room keepers,
Dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers
7 Boarding and lodging house keepers
8 Bootblacks
9 Cleaners.
10 Elevator tenders
11 Hotel keepers and managers
12
Housekeepers and stewards
13 Janitors and sextons
14 Laborers (domestic and professional service)
15 Launderers (not in laundry)
16 Laundry operatives
17 Laundry owners, officials, and managers
18 Nurses (not trained)
19 Porters (except in stores)
20 Restaurant, café, and lunch room keepers
21 Saloon keepers
22 Servants
23 Bell boys, chore boys, etc.
24 Coachmen and foot men
25 Cooks
26 Other servants
27 Waiters
28 Other pursuits
29 Bathhouse keepers and attendants
30 Cemetery keepers
31 Cleaners and renovators (clothing, etc.)
32 Umbrella menders and scissors grinders
33 Other occupations
34
Clerical
35 Agents, canvassers, and collectors
36 Agents
37 Canvassers
38 Collectors
39 Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
40 Clerks (except clerks in stores)
41 Shipping clerks
42 Other clerks
43 Messenger, bundle, and office boys1
44 Bundle and cash boys
45 Messenger, errand, and office boys
46 Stenographers and typewriters
101
356
174
3
1,086
342
22
239
483
533
18
1
1
10
121
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1,919
4
3
71,003
4,926
3,034
701
1,191
15,740
41.682
10.680
31,002
6,522
158
6,364
2,133
24
148
30
118
1,738
42
1,696
2
5,837
35
13
8
14
271
1,889
542
1,347
3,551
88
3,463
91
9,342
199
95
25
79
1.678
5,955
1,519
4,436
906
22
884
604
1,412,067
58,128
61,996
107,213
457,759
6,495
28,003
68,952
7
20
37
2
604
10
15
181
123
12
9
1
2
19
13
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​47 Females 14 years of age and over
48 Pemales 14 years of age and over engaged in gainfui
occupations
49 Agriculturo, Forestry, and Animal Husbandry
50 Dairy farmers
51 Dairy farm laborerg
52 Farmers
53 Farm laborers
54 Farm, dairy farm, garden, orchard, etc., forewomen
55 Farm forewomen
56 Garden and greenhouse forewomen
57 Orchard, nursery, etc., forewomen
58 Gardeners, florists, fruit growers, and nurserywomen
59 Florists
60 Fruit growers and nurserywomen
61
Gardeners
62 Landscape gardeners
63 Garden, greenhouse, orchard, and nursery laborers
64 Cranberry bog laborers
65 Garden laborers
66 Greenhouse laborers
67 Stock raisers
68 Other agricultural and animal husbandry pursuits
69 Apiarists
70 Corn shellers, hay balers, grain threshers, etc.
71 Poultry raisers and poultry yard laborers
72 Other and not specified pursuits
73 Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries
74 | Apprentices
75 Dressmakers' and milliners' apprentices
76
Other apprentices
1
65
42
3
16
4
46
17
ILITIWIWILIITTIIN
III INWON III 1 1 1
16
13
148
2
1
139
6
6
193,800
703
613
90
4,853
154
133
21
19,120
345
301
36,444
157
141
16
1 Except telegraph and telephone messengers.
OCCUPATIONS.
525
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
- Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
2,285
5,342
175
15
12
12
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
40,013
5,858
3,409
764
515
249
265
574
460
1,206
550
736
3,791
780
320
1,763
1,004
1,432
1,664
1,707
515
7,887
502
576
3,723
3,086
5,042
286
43
79
103
30
31
17,290
2,044
1,088
218
132
86
324
73
150
566
595
604
3,847
383
181
487
659
462
440
825
472
2,688
18
452
1,200
1,018
888
296
21
180
48
26
21
2,634
130
28
18
13
5
114
4
29
163
81
121
1,097
74
30
26
31
44
37
59
28
371
56,961
8,381
4,531
1,038
681
357
698
801
673
2,055
1,215
1,392
8,006
1,325
556
1,601
750
2,042
1,335
2,499
1,014
11,143
909
1.064
4,634
4,536
5,229
677
70
323
26,479
2,647
2,472
600
347
253
302
55
210
1,105
913
788
4,521
487
338
963
542
1,267
449
1,332
578
4,245
493
332
1,663
1,757
2,290
375
27
218
87
6
37
30,482
5,734
2,059
438
334
104
396
746
463
950
302
604
3,485
838
218
638
208
775
886
1,167
436
6,898
416
732
2,971
2,779
2,939
302
43
105
77
56
21
7
16
969
955
5
35
38
297
11
97
925
62
14
31
8
19
1,005
61
1
1,167
172
44
559
392
1,344
20
19
20
179
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
105
55
105
210
59
90
5
66
12
5
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164
62
58
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418
9
5
4
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
42,163
2,977
1,891
375
711
10,596
27,001
6,748
20,253
222
5
217
1,367
10,207
1,441
891
228
322
2,713
5,914
1,713
4,201
74
1
73
65
1,535
267
140
62
65
458
775
128
647
31
70,568
4,914
3,026
697
1,191
15,724
41,417
10,578
30,839
6,400
154
6,246
2,113
59,645
3,964
2,553
497
914
13,641
34,484
7,871
26,613
5,601
129
5,472
1,955
10,923
950
473
200
277
2,083
6,933
2,707
4,226
799
25
774
158
8
261
101
160
120
4
116
20
31
47
749,094
328,053
847,270
241
107,583
7,124
1,394,156
449,433
546,886
165,873
17,670
8,266
48
280,990
66,195
283,560
60
12
237
6
49
50
51
52
249
3
7
43
59
54
1
1
34
370
5
13
129
23
10
8
1
221
5
2
51
99
2
1
1
1
2
3
54
55
56
57
9
4
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59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
1
26
16
1
7
2
31
12
7
12
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591
10
15
180
122
12
9
2
1
65
42
3
16
4
38
9
16
13
4
145
2
1
136
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4
1
21
3
16
2
1
31
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 II II
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-III
2
114
2
76
2
1
70
3
11
31
2
105
6
1,635
73
74
75
76
109,575
45
37
8
192,899
113,438
102
25
51
3
22,173
2
1
1
696
607
89
548
484
64
79,461
148
123
25
893
7
6
00
526
1915
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE

AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
87
2
7
24
1,049
138
21
156
570
2
15,295
17
2
24
24
24
166
149
2
15
2,427
14
95
14
77
186
542
15
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Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries – Con.
1 Bakers
Blacksmiths, forgewomen, and hammerwomen
3 Blacksmiths
Forgewomen, hammerwomen, and welders
5 Builders and building contractors
6 Compositors, linotypers, and typesetters
7 Coopers
8 Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)
9 Dyers
10 Electricians and electrical engineers
11 Electrotypers, stereotypers, and lithographers
12 Lithographers
13 Engravers
14 Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers (metal)
15
Buffers and polishers
16
Filers
17 Grinders:
18 Forewomen and overseers (manufacturing) :
19 Glass blowers
20 Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths
21 Goldsmiths and silversmiths.
22 Jewelers and lapidaries (factory)
23 Jewelers and watchmakers (not in factory)
Laborers (n o. c.).
Chemical industries
Fertilizer factories
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
Other chemical factories
Clay, glass, and stone industries
Glass factories
31 Iron and steel industries
32
Automobile factories
33
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
34
Other iron and steel works
35 Other metal industries
36 Tinware and enamelware factories
Other metal factories
Lumber and furniture industries
39
Saw and planing mills 1
40 Textile industries
41
Cotton mills
42
Silk mills:
43
Woolen and worsted mills
44
Other textile mills
45
Other industries
46
Cigar and tobacco factories
47
Clothing industries
48
Electrical supply factories
49
Food industries
50
Bakeries
51
Fish curing and packing
52
Sugar factories and refineries
53
Other food factories
54
Paper and pulp mills
55
Printing and publishing
56
Rubber
factories
57
Shoe factories
58
Tanneries
59
Other factories
60 Loom fixers
61 Machinists, millwrights, and toolmakers
62 Machinists and millwrights
63 Toolmakers and die setters and sinkers
64 Managers and superintendents (manufacturing)
65 Manufacturers and officials
66 Manufacturers.
67 Officials
68 Milliners and millinery dealers
69 Molders, founders, and casters (metal)
70 Iron molders, founders, and casters
71 Other molders, founders, and casters
72 Painters, glaziers, varnishers, enamelers, etc.
73 Enamelers, lacquerers, and japanners
74 Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (building)
75 Painters, glaziers, and varnishers (factory)
76 Paper hangers
77 Pattern and model makers
78 Presswomen (printing)
79 Roofers and slaters
15
19
1
18
1
1
352
221
6
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91
306
252
54
5,109
3
14
152
622
34
1
1
15
10
1
2
141
88
16
37
5
14
10
1
In In
i Includes wooden box factories.
OCCUPATIONS.
527
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD - Con,
COLOR OR Race
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
86
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10
121
21
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24
1,041
2
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2
24
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
24
166
149
2
15
2,426
14
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34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
1
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352
221
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47
48
49
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57
58
59
60
లంపలు 5 -..
3
91
301
247
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
III
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5,083
3
1
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IIIIIII
2
141
88
16
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528
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
Con.
4,328
20
13
7
6
3
1
2
145,741
1,612
25
792
795
809
88
10
63
15
1,743
123
271
1,349
5,166
617
18
3,806
4
87
30,423
429
5
198
226
167
23
4
16
3
369
24
62
283
1,689
219
4
1,288
53
16,411
298
2
163
133
51
20
3
14
3
217
7
33
177
1,110
107
3
893
1
10
2
94
14
292
10
24
2
256
179
1
31
130
5
43
176
23
134
1
19
18
7
43
1
2
24
4
150
32
556
16
69
6
465
521
12
146
330
1
17
40
31
1
28
12
1
1
1
15
1
11
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries
1 Semiskilled operatives (n. 0. c.)
Chemical industries
Paint factories.
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories
Other chemical factories
Cigar and tobacco factories
Clay, glass, and stone industries
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories
Glass factories
10
Potteries
11 Clothing industries
12
Hat factories (felt)
13
Suit, coat, cloak, and overall factories
14
Other clothing factories
15
Food industries
16
Bakeries
17
Butter and cheese factories
18
Candy factories
19
Flour and grain mills
20
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc.
Slaughter and packing houses
22
Other food factories
Harness and saddle industries
Iron and steel industries
Automobile factories
Blast furnaces and rolling mills
Wagon and carriage factories
Other iron and steel works
Other metal industries
Brass mills
Clock and watch factories
32
Gold and silver and jewelry factories
33
Lead and zinc factories
34
Tinware and enamelware factories
35
Other metal factories
Liquor and beverage industries
Breweries
Distilleries
Other liquor and beverage factories
40 Lumber and furniture industries
41
Furniture, piano, and organ factories
42
Saw and planing mills 1
43
Other woodworking factories
Paper and pulp mills
45 Printing and publishing .
46 Shoe factories
47 Tanneries
48 Textile industries
Beamers, warpers, and slashers
Cotton mills
Silk mills
52
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Bobbin girls, doffers, and carriers
55
Cotton mills
56
Silk mills
57
Woolen and worsted mills
58
Other textile mills
59
Carders, combers, and lappers
60
Cotton mills
61
Silk mills
62
Woolen and worsted mills
63
Other textile mills
64
Drawers, rovers, and twisters
Cotton mills
66
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
69
Spinners
70
Cotton mills
71
Silk mills
72
Woolen and worsted mills
73
Other textile mills
74
Weavers
75
Cotton mills
76
Silk mills
77
Woolen and worsted mills
78
Other textile mills
79
Winders, reelers, and spoolers
80
Cotton mills
81
Silk mills
82
Woolen and worsted mills
83
Other textile mills
55
473
2
3,108
22
19
615
138
2,244
59
282
36
1,867
2,994
37
1,137
1,719
1
55
45
21
4
2
15
1,080
588
32
460
4,231
4,593
25,456
159
81,791
1,673
1,265
140
168
100
1,974
995
8
467
504
1,955
1,683
9
187
76
7,495
5,638
78
1,395
384
12,804
9,509
274
2,068
953
22,860
15,811
912
4,616
1,521
12.675
7,832
873
2.636
1,334
1
2
694
369
1
215
109
39
2
98
62
6
30
307
612
2,280
25
9,073
177
151
4
13
9
534
294
2
144
94
136
114
6
11
5
730
526
16
148
40
1,722
1,254
40
321
107
1,322
943
58
221
100
1,741
1,023
193
373
152
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6
231
168
9
54
794
1,166
4,478
55
16,653
326
258
27
20
21
366
159
3
61
143
335
289
1
27
18
1,462
1,018
19
312
113
3,424
2,418
99
603
304
3,373
2,391
206
558
218
2,795
1.673
268
543
311
5
130
65
92
3
29
6
512
396
4
89
23
325
257
4
44
20
502
342
33
89
38
1 Includes wocden box factories.
OCCUPATIONS.
529
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE-
Continued.
AGE PERIOD — Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
528
1
337
OOO OONAN
12,151
46
1
21
24
85
2
62,748
426
7
223
196
392
11
2
170
9
31
130
135
12
81,900
818
17
397
404
491
40
2
29
9
925
78
138
709
2,050
255
11
1,422
3
43
11
305
78
1,245
31
174
26
1,014
2,000
23
819
1,112
67
9
2
619
63
162
394
1,635
154
1
1,269
1
46
7
157
59
487
10
93
8
376
680
16
312
326
45
6
99
1
13
1
84
254
137
114
1
2
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
24
22
11
3
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19
7
4
1
145,401
1,610
25
792
793
809
88
10
63
15
1,724
123
82,653
1,184
18
569
597
417
77
10
54
13
1,105
60
96
949
3,520
460
17
2,531
3
41
12
456
78
1,747
49
189
28
1,481
2,308
21
825
1,387
1
36
38
17
3
2
12
690
358
27
305
2,749
3,961
19,203
57
35,940
985
767
87
63
68
1,024
570
5
297
152
491
412
5
44
30
2,986
2,214
55
575
142
4,137
2,896
159
774
308
7,883
4,620
416
1,897
950
6,201
3,474
650
1,320
757
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1-16
3
381
227
5
149
1,480
623
6,182
102
45,681
686
497
52
105
32
943
420
3
170
350
1.446
1,254
192
6
571
301
13
257
2,495
2,510
15,142
73
46,094
1,006
726
106
114
60
353
158
2
42
151
1,226
1,065
2
119
40
4,459
3,399
33
824
203
6,686
5,114
124
977
471
14,786
10,148
613
3,083
942
6,927
4,352
354
1,477
744
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142
46
4,464
3,384
22
820
238
8,643
6,592
115
1,294
642
14,964
11,185
492
2,719
568
6,457
4,345
222
1,316
574
14
157
45
258
1,343
5,155
614
18
3,800
4
87
19
613
137
2,234
59
282
36
1,857
2,988
37
1,137
1,713
1
55
45
21
4
2
15
1,071
585
32
454
4,229
4,584
25,385
159
81,621
1.671
1,264
139
168
100
1,967
990
8
467
502
1,937
1,666
9
186
76
7,450
5,598
77
1,393
380
12,780
9,488
274
2,068
950
22,847
15,805
908
4,616
1,518
12.658
7,819
872
2,636
1,331
108
567
230
2,917
6,671
136
108
3
17
8
26
14
208
170
69
70
71
25
13
700
591
7
80
22
451
323
7
75
46
2,969
2,012
31
696
230
702
438
25
152
87
76
77
78
80
81
530
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
Sex and OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and 18 and
over but over but
under 18 under 21
Years Years
20,355
8,060
535
4,989
6,771
13,616
2,187
3,483
3,419
4,527
20,544
6
14
879
473
27
165
214
316
15
87
66
148
314
2,711
1,067
80
586
978
1,833
228
572
418
615
1,859
4,572
1,710
133
1,100
1,629
3,253
621
858
752
1,022
3,988
2
1
3
INITI
1,200
123
26
1
ON
132
16
2,317
260
7,407
1
1
24
3
15
136
107
106
1
4
25
6,747
257
2,255
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries - Con.
Semiskilled operatives (n.o.c.) — Con.
Textile industries - Con.
Other occupations
Cotton mills
Silk mills
Woolen and worsted mills
Other textile mills
Other industries
Electrical supply factories
Paper box factories
Rubber factories
10
Other factories
11 Sewers and sewing machine operators (factory)
12 Shoemakers and cobblers (not in factory)
13 Skilled occupations (n. 0. c.)
14 Annealers and temperers (metal)
15 Piano and organ tuners
16
Wood carvers
17 Other skilled occupations
18 Tailoresses
19 Upholsterers
20
Transportation
21 Water transportation (selected occupations)
22 Boatwomen, canal women, and lock keepers
23 Road and street transportation (selected occupations)
24 Chauffeurs
25 Garage keepers and managers
26 Livery-stable keepers and managers
27 Proprietors and managers of transfer companies
28 Railroad transportation (selected occupations)
29 Laborers
30
Steam railroad
31
Street railroad
32 Officials and superintendents
33
Steam railroad
34
Street railroad
35 Ticket and station agents
36 Express, post, telegraph, and telephone (selected occupations)
37 Agents (express companies)
38 Mail carriers
39 Telegraph messengers
40 Telegraph operators
41 Telephone operators
42 Other transportation pursuits
43 Forewomen and overseers (n. 0. c.)
44
Telegraph and telephone companies
45 Inspectors
46
Steam railroad
47
Other transportation
48 Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. o. c.)
49
Telegraph and telephone companies
50
Other transportation
51 Other occupations (semiskilled)
52
Street railroad
53
Other transportation
54
Trade
55 Bankers, brokers, and money lenders
56 Bankers and bank officials
57 Commercial brokers and commission women
58 Loan brokers and loan company officials
59 Pawnbrokers
60 Stockbrokers
61 Brokers not specified and promoters
62 Clerks in stores other than sales-persons
63 Commercial travelers
64 Decorators, drapers, and window dressers
65 Deliverywomen
66 Bakeries
and laundries
67 Floorwalkers, forewomen, and overseers
68 Floorwalkers and forewomen in stores
69 Inspectors, gaugers, and samplers
70 ) Insurance agents and officials
71 Insurance agents
72 Officials of insurance companies
73 Laborers, porters, and helpers in stores
74 Proprietors, officials, and managers (n. o. c.)
75 Employment office keepers
76 Proprietors, etc., warehouses
77 Other proprietors, officials, and managers
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9
245
301
6,433
499
276
276
8
2
49
2,204
41
26
26
IIIIIIIIIII
133
129
4
13
11
2
250
2,017
4,835
28,454
46
31
3
7
IIIIIII
208
337
1,293
87
22
2
152
152
33
93
82
11
43
132
104
5
23
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1 Includes sewers and sewing machine operators in all factories except shoe and harness factories, and sack
sewers in fertilizer, salt, and sugar factories, and cement, flour, and grain mills.
OCCUPATIONS.
531
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE - Continued.
AGE PERIOD - Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
Colored
Foreign
All Other
Native
Total
Born
1,479
570
23
418
468
808
20,311
8,046
535
4,988
6,742
13,586
2,187
3,473
3,415
8,078
3,316
164
2,236
2,362
3,986
673
620
1,616
1,077
8,104
202
200
362
2,363
4,511
20,452
14
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62
63
64
65
66
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. -- GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
4
219
155
3,216
22,945
376
59
22,510
16
5
1,765
5
42
4,388
21
2
4,365
219
1,760
9
2
24
212
5
207
45
4
41
2
24
1
307
13
42
22
20
28
21
201
32
169
20
287
3,065
73
67
12
5
Trade – Con.
1 Real estate agents and officials
2 Retail dealers
3 Saleswomen
Demonstrators
Sales agents
Saleswomen (stores)
Undertakers
8 Wholesale dealers, importers, and exporters.
Other pursuits (semiskilled).
10 Fruit graders and packers
11 Other occupations
12
Public Service (not elsewhere classified)
13 Guards, watchwomen, and doorkeepers
14 Marshals, sheriffs, detectives, etc.
15 Detectives
16 Probation and truant officers
17 Officials and inspectors (city and county)
18 Officials and inspectors (city)
19 Officials and inspectors (county)
20 Officials and inspectors (State and United States)
21 Officials and inspectors (State)
22 Officials and inspectors (United States)
23 Other pursuits
24 Other occupations : :
25
Professional Service
26 Actresses
27 Architects
28 Artists, sculptors, and teachers of art
29 Authoresses, editors, and reporters
30 Authoresses
31 Editors and reporters
32 Chemists, assayers, and metallurgists
33 Clergywomen
34 College presidents and professors :
35 Dentists.
36 Designers, draftswomen, and inventors
37 Designers
Draftswomen :
39 Inventors
40 Lawyers, judges, and justices
41 Musicians and teachers of music
42 | Photographers,
43 Physicians and surgeons
44 Showwomen
45 Teachers
46 Teachers (athletics, dancing, etc.)
47 Teachers (school)
48 Trained nurses
49 Other professional pursuits
50 Semiprofessional pursuits
51 Abstractors, notaries, and justices of peace
52 Fortune tellers, hypnotists, spiritualists, etc.
53 Healers (except physicians and surgeons)
Keepers of charitable and penal institutions
Officials of lodges, societies, etc.
56 Religious and charity workers
57 Theatrical owners, managers, and officials
58 Other occupations
59 Attendants and helpers (professional service)
60
Domestic and Personal Service
61 Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists
62 Billiard room, dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers :
63 Billiard and pool room keepers
64 Boarding and lodging house keepers
65 Charwomen and cleaners
66 Elevator tenders
67 Hotel keepers and managers
68 Housekeepers and stewardesses
69 Janitresses
70 Laborers (domestic and professional service)
71 Laundresses (not in laundry)
72 | Laundry operatives
73 Laundry owners, officials, and managers
74 Midwives and nurses (not trained)
75 Midwives
76 Nurses (not trained)
77 Porters (except in stores)
78 Restaurant, café, and lunch room keepers
79
Saloon keepers
48,979
471
13
953
397
182
215
39
38
487
52
248
236
11
1
47
5,133
38
1
534
266
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1
4
997
30
967
975
57
63
589
39
23,406
373
23,033
12,090
1,342
2,411
23
94
369
183
153
1,533
55
1
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2
15
200
115,666
1,444
1
955
3
3,212
10,076
99
13
49
50
176
1
86
264
8,607
9,338
3
152
10,966
227
7
7,289
4,189
75
5,466
47
5,419
2
412
11
60
330
30
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636
3
208
67
208
1
OCCUPATIONS,
533
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Continued.
AGE PERIOD
Con:
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
7
160
91
13
34
75
1,681
14,639
252
28
14,359
6
3
106
1
105
FOOOOWN
72
1,324
1,843
90
25
1,728
8
3
31
155
3,202
22,911
373
58
22,480
16
7
210
5
205
116
1,512
18,609
313
45
18,251
14
5
121
3
118
MI ANNA
39
1,690
4,302
60
13
4,229
2
2
89
2
87
30
NINI I8-weli
8
9
10
11
-
22
101
8
2
14
2
12
13
14
15
9
8
16
183
3
34
17
17
28
20
8
117
24
93
1
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
3
19
7
12
67
6
61
305
13
40
20
20
49
28
21
201
32
169
2
2
283
13
31
12
19
47
28
19
191
27
164
1
1
Men en WINO IN
10
2
10
5
116151
10
1
1
222
670
1
8,220
66
~-
35
38
26
12
36,687
355
11
588
206
76
130
29
15
341
43
191
182
9
77
28
14
14
1
1
32
3
11
45
2
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
8,250
19
2
252
140
74
66
5
19
129
6
34
32
1
1
10
705
33
255
2
4,008
42
3,966
1,434
336
786
3
46
164
88
39
443
3
51
40,532
399
11
871
368
168
200
38
37
453
45
200
190
9
1
46
4,702
221
484
26
21,181
347
20,834
7,751
1,286
1,602
23
72
264
117
134
64
1
41
48,752
465
13
948
396
182
214
39
38
485
52
247
235
11
1
47
5,082
265
573
37
23,372
373
22,999
12,053
1,340
2,390
23
88
366
181
153
1,523
55
1
89
36
3,746
169
291
29
18,127
299
17,828
9,601
888
1,428
20
29
181
88
104
966
39
1
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2,191
33
2,165
4,302
33
37
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4,318
12
43,328
1,077
6,925
65
3,802
3,681
652
409
68,388
1,092
1
1
4,102
5,010
2
59
4,506
95
5
4,197
2,532
43
2,125
21
2,104
1,227
17
84
5,131
114
2
2,441
629
27
2,622
21
2,601
1
158
5
108, 701
1,379
1
65,373
302
1
1
4,813
4,253
1
3,598
3,176
1
102
6,792
92
4
2,095
2,460
46
3,181
2
3,179
1
250
5
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60
61
62
63
64
196
1,906
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
192
19
1
8,411
7,429
2
152
10,768
208
7
6,136
3,970
68
5,406
45
5,361
2
401
11
50
3,976
116
3
4,041
1,510
22
2,225
43
2,182
1
151
321
32
1
437
5
432
1,149
215
7
59
2
57
241
4
534
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 28. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OF AGE
AGE PERIOD
SEX AND OCCUPATION
Total
14 and
over but
under 16
Years
16 and
over but
under 18
Years
18 and
over but
under 21
Years
59,178
3,775
9,833
45,570
8,219
80
14
26
40
843
5
5
833
53
2,426
53
15
2,358
238
2
7,573
361
209
7,003
962
11
2
401
Domestic and Personal Service - Con.
1 Servants
Chambermaids
Cooks
Other servants
5 Waitresses
6 Other pursuits
Bathhouse keepers and attendants
8 Cleaners and renovators (clothing, etc.)
9 Other occupations
10
Clerical
11 Agents, canvassers, and collectors
12
Agents
13 Canvassers
14 Collectors
15 Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants
16 Clerks (except clerks in stores)
17 Shipping clerks
18 Other clerks
19 Messenger, bundle, and office girls 1
20 Bundle and cash girls
21 Messenger, errand, and office girls
22 Stenographers and typewriters
3,086
5
1
62,542
479
130
315
34
23,723
14,171
182
13,989
955
659
296
23,214
61
57
1
56
260
166
94
23
912
804
17
787
538
400
138
827
12,170
27
11
14
2
4,041
2,588
53
2,535
128
80
48
5,386
1 Except telegraph and telephone messengers.
OCCUPATIONS.
535
AND OVER BY SEX, AGE PERIODS, AND COLOR OR RACE — Concluded.
AGE PERIOD
Con.
COLOR OR RACE
WHITE
21 and over
but under 45
Years (in-
cludes Age
unknown)
45 and
over but
under 65
Years
65
Years and
over
Colored
All Other
Total
Native
Foreign
Born
20
37,797
2,927
6,804
28,066
6,523
54
7
20
27
9,358
399
2,645
6,314
432
13
7
1,181
30
155
996
11
7
13
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56,188
3,672
9,218
43,298
8,083
79
14
25
40
16,478
738
1,798
13,942
3,922
48
5
15
28
2,970
103
608
2,259
134
39,710
2,934
7,420
29,356
4,161
31
9
10
12
TII Invia
140
42
138
37
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
43,672
222
71
132
19
17,273
9,619
105
9,514
29
13
16
16,529
3,073
183
43
128
12
1,390
1,054
5
1,049
62,400
475
130
311
34
23,688
14,138
182
13,956
944
658
286
23,155
46
49
1
48
56,761
399
107
265
27
21,050
12,938
153
12,785
813
574
239
21,561
5,639
76
23
46
7
2,638
1,200
29
1,171
131
84
47
1,594
34
33
33
11
1
10
56
446
3
536
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS 14
[Note. — " N. o. o.” means not otherwise classified. “Other foreign

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
TOTAL FOREIGN-
BORN WHITE PERSONS
14 YEARS OF AGE
AND OVER ENGAGED
IN GAINFUL OCCU-
PATIONS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
DAIRY
FARMERS
DAIRY FARM
LABORERS
TOTAL
IN A GRI-
CULTURE,
FORESTRY,
AND ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY
Males
Fe-
males
Total Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
nales
Males
Fe-
males
221
294
5
408
2
2
4
1
3
134
3
Consiliennes, ICA
7
2
6
24
19
5
MIATTO PIEDAI
194
91
3
50
4
34
32
24
20
248
2
3
101
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire
8 Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia .
11 Prince
Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan.
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. 0. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n, o, c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia :
49
Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53
West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
673,509 507,636 165,873 29,979
7,326 5,823 1,503 496
587 457 130
33
1,982 1,562 420 236
4,757 3,804 953 227
1,604 1,167 437 26
349,011 244,150 | 104,861 13,998
149,717 105,185 44,532 6,133
16,308 11,030 5,278 382
43,735 29,367 14,368 2,748
9,569 6,028 3,541 264
80,105 58,760 21,345 2,739
74,320 55,257 19,063 2,509
55,232 41,146 14,086 1,726
18,238 13,459 4,779 750
850
652 198 33
116,765 77,827 38,938 4,813
7,334 5,254 2,080 509
875
627
34
13 10
3
2,185 1,843 342 232
4,009 2,666 1,343 243
15,887 13,311 2,576 844
14,441 12,512 1,929 127
73,231 65,466 7,765 3,615
5
2.
1
1,100 1,000 100 149
3,620 2,772 848 232
57,445 42,829 14,616 3,483
23,869 15,551 8,318 1,244
672 533 139 22
31,579 25,815 5,764 2,125
1,325 930 395 92
29,606 21,301 8,305
2,891
15,912 11,274 4,638 1,003
13,694 10,027 3,667 1,888
516 425 91
5
70,618 57,428 13,190 1,939
9,153 6,436 2,717 631
8,908 7.035 1,873
302
52,557 43,957 8,600 1,006
96 87
9
2
385 273 112 12
441 398 43 26
24,835 18,817 6,018
1,256
844 624 220
15,343 13,958 1,385 260
4,279 4,103 176 89
4,972 3,952 1,020 79
2,573 2,480 93 41
1,839 1,813 26 14
1,680 1,610 70 37
301 227 74
71 57 14
230 170 60
645 544 101 37
4
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5
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1
2
1
1
28
29
8
21
20
10
3
2
5
34
13
1
20
7
12
31
1
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33
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OCCUPATIONS.
537
YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH, FOR THE STATE.
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AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY – Con.
FARM, DAIRY FARM, GARDEN, ORCHARD, ETC., FOREMEN
FARMERS
FARM
LABORERS
TOTAL
DAIRY FARM
FOREMEN
FARM
FOREMEN
GARDEN AND
GREENHOUSE
FOREMEN
ORCHARD,
NURSERY,
ETC.,
FOREMEN
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
1
6,148
51
11,351
99
531
2
2
17
400
1
79
1
1
35
1
1
'
27
2,879
1,516
113
9
1
11
4,027
1,875
116
653
88
1,018
41
884
557
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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40
41
42
43
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45
46
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY – Con.
GARDENERS, FLORISTS, FRUIT
FISHERMEN
GROWERS, AND NURSERYMEN
FORESTERS
OYSTERMEN
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
AND
TOTAL
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Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
3,304
-
83
-
2,517
9
652
3
10
4
34
4
20
10
65
26
1.684
1,146
22
1,007
36
81
38
34
3
1
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1
410
59
12
24
2
21
188
1,447
299
29
138
17
115
462
311
145
6
678
125
59
4
162
1
1
37
11
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39
19
16
29
1
285
1
2
70
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. o. .
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland .
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia.
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
85
6
180
11
11
210
119
2
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OCCUPATIONS.
539
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY – Con.
GARDENERS, FLORISTS, FRUIT GROWERS,
AND NURSERYMEN - Con.
GARDEN, GREENHOUSE, ORCHARD, AND NURSERY
LABORERS
FRUIT GROW-
ERS AND
NURSERYMEN
GARDENERS
LANDSCAPE
GARDENERS
TOTAL
CRANBERRY
BOG
LABORERS
GARDEN
LABORERS
GREENHOUSE
LABORERS
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
153
1,279
433
1
4,086
21
163
3
3,476
16
281
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31
1
16
14
2,524
489
50
239
42
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WAITE PERSONS
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY – Con.
GARDEN,
GREENHOUSE,
ORCHARD,
AND NURSERY
LABORERS
- Con.
LUMBERMEN, RAFTSMEN, AND WOOD-
CHOPPERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
ORCHARD
AND NURSERY
LABORERS
TOTAL
FOREMEN
AND
OVERSEERS
LUMBERMEN
AND
RAFTSMEN
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
166
-
758
9
318
1
10
6
36
11
5
125
121
I WON ODIO
377
361
6
21
14
320
5
4
1
6
109
11
16
1
11
70
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain.
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54
Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
105
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164
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541
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY – Con.
LUMBERMEN,
RAFTSMEN, AND WOOD-
CHOPPERS Con.
OTHER AGRICULTURAL
AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
PURSUITS
OWNERS
AND
MANAGERS
OF LOG AND
TIMBER
CAMPS
STOCK
HERDERS,
DROVERS,
AND
FEEDERS
STOCK
RAISERS
TEAMSTERS
AND
HAULERS
WOODCHOP-
PERS AND
TIE CUTTERS
TOTAL
CORN SHELL-
ERS, HAY
BALERS,
GRAIN THRESH-
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Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males Fe-
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Fe-
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Males
Fe-
males
males
27
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
EXTRACTION OF
MINERALS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
AGRICULTURE, FOR-
ESTRY, AND ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY – CON.
OTHER AGRICULTURAL
AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
PURSUITS — Con.
POULTRY OTHER AND
RAISERS AND
NOT
POULTRY YARD SPECIFIED
LABORERS PURSUITS
Fe-
Fe-
Males
Males
males
males
FOREMEN,
OVERSEERS,
AND
INSPECTORS
TOTAL IN
EXTRACTION
MINERALS
OF
TOTAL
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
340
31
18
1
1,510
54
1
3
1
11
333
165
34
13
200
70
7
27
2
34
101
87
14
120
11
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16
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. C.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15
Scotland
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy .
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German.
32 Russian
33 Poland, n, o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
Island possessions
Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland,
Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain.
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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OCCUPATIONS.
543
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
EXTRACTION OF MINERALS - CON.
FOREMEN,
OVERSEERS, AND IN-
SPECTORS — Con.
OPERATORS, OFFICIALS, AND MANAGERS.
COAL MINE
OPERATIVES
FOREMEN
AND
OVERSEERS
INSPECTORS
TOTAL
MANAGERS
OFFICIALS
OPERATORS
出
​Males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males males
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
。
53
42
16
24
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36
37
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42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
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11
544
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
EXTRACTION OF MINERALS - Con.
OPERATIVES IN OTHER AND
NOT SPECIFIED MINES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
GOLD
AND SILVER
MINE
OPERATIVES
IRON MINE
OPERATIVES
TOTAL
LEAD AND
ZINC MINE
OPERATIVES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
2
-
15
-
13
-
1
-
7
1
1
3
15
1
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. 0.c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. c. .
13 Great Britain
14 England
Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland .
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42
Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
11
11
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1
49
OCCUPATIONS.
545
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
EXTRACTION OF MINERALS - Con.
MANUFACTUR-
ING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES
OIL, GAS, AND SALT WELL OPERATIVES
APPRENTICES
OPERATIVES
IN OTHER
AND NOT
SPECIFIED
MINES-Con.
QUARRY
OPERATIVES
TOTAL IN
MANUFAC-
TURING AND
MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES
TOTAL
OIL AND
GAS WELL
OPERATIVES
SALT WELL
AND WORKS
OPERATIVES
TOTAL
ALL OTHER
MINE
OPERATIVES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
12
1,368
2
-
4
--
309,825 79,461 || 1,096
148
1
9
1
3
256
137
16
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
105
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3,568
347
872
2,349
1,018
138,314
63,515
6,094
15,083
3,508
38,830
35,511
26,453
8,685
373
35,897
3,093
298
794
84
199
511
373
39,398
20,610
1,868
3,769
856
14,117
10,465
8,461
1,921
83
7,693
552
78
19
14
דודודודוד דוד דוורוד ורוד ורדרד
228
22
81
25
100
176
110
64
2
86
11
דוד דור ודודו דו דו דו דו דוד דדון
25
14
170
25
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
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דדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדד
5
16
46
7
1
38
13
66
719
1,061
1.743
6,347
1
37
94
11,746
7,102
95
4,285
264
7,461
4,239
3,222
52
7,449
685
1,389
5,375
7
72
15
875
51
1,045
15
11
1
38
276
274
182
35
11
8
163
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
34
86
3
14
64
2
13
2
48
114
2
1,053
1,633
8,302
7.636
39,076
599
1,723
32,419
12,441
399
18,884
695
14,657
8,466
6,191
252
34,626
4,556
5,848
24,222
35
165
238
13,797
296
10,016
3,044
2,649
1,846
1,421
1,056
91
20
71
310
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
812
63
17
39
22
6
16
33
ILITA I en
546
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. – GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - Con.
APPRENTICES - Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BAKERS
APPRENTICES
TO BUILDING
AND HAND
TRADES
OTHER
APPRENTICES
DRESSMAKERS'
AND
MILLINERS
APPRENTICES
Fe
Males
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
336
-
123
760
25
1
3,843
40
WONI
5
1
1
3
2
2
6
176
94
7
33
9
45
43
26
16
1
34
5
32
134
15
48
16
55
133
84
48
100
10
20
70
3
1,326
473
27
77
10
359
512
200
310
2
322
17
2
19
5
52
1
2
4
19
13
121
21
19
382
127
493
Iloco!!!! IMAMIA INI!
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. C.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 | France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n, o.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
49
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13
15
24
38
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462
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87
4
1
33
369
3
12
9
3
1
117
77
54
23
65
530
46
77
407
4
28
106
15
1
14
49
2
12
152
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22
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1
OCCUPATIONS.
547
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
BLACKSMITHS, FORGEMEN, AND
HAMMERMEN
BOILER
MAKERS
BRICK
AND STONE
MASONS
BUILDERS
AND
BUILDING
Con-
TRACTORS
BUTCHERS
AND
DRESSERS
(SLAUGHTER-
HOUSE)
FORGEMEN,
HAMMER-
MEN, AND
WELDERS
TOTAL
BLACKSMITHS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
Males
· Fe
males
Males males
Fe-
Males males
4,436
4,224
212
728
4,698
2,860
3
281
-
1
1
21
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8
12
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1,476
159
453
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1.167
1
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1
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33
34
35
36
37
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1
1
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548
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
CABINET-
MAKERS
CARPENTERS
Com-
POSITORS,
LINOTYPERS,
AND TYPE-
SETTERS
COOPERS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,268
21,778
-
1,861
140
491
1
17
?
1
3
46
3
23
20
2
390
237
38
84
17
98
146
16
32
98
10
15,403
11,683
1,174
4,187
1,166
5,156
1,721
1,072
627
22
1,212
759
28
17
1
1,265
562
120
188
44
210
441
320
117
4
213
43
129
88
25
31
13
19
31
16
15
78
9
39
10
20
18
10
8
106
62
42
2
36
10
1
101
100
16
95
64
328
47
1,018
ఇండి|టట
7
1
33
4
118
5
83
3
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5
Austria, n. o.
. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. 0. C..
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, no. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, I, O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
31
49
דדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדד
37
160
483
146
30
5
5
37
15
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1
1
326
4
457
162
295
12
2,099
502
75
1,522
63
49
14
1
145
7
13
125
19
9
10
6
230
20
8
202
III-600II1II11-1-1
292
11
6
1,276
10
96
22
45
13
25
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OCCUPATIONS.
549
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
ELECTROTYPERS, STEREOTYPERS, AND
LITHOGRAPHERS
DRESS
MAKERS AND
SEAM-
STRESSES
(NOT IN
FACTORY)
DYERS
ELECTRI-
CIANS AND
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS
ENGI-
NEERS (ME-
CHANICAL)
ELECTRO-
TYPERS AND
STEREO-
TYPERS
TOTAL
LITHO-
GRAPHERS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males Fe
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
1
12
5,428
1,515
3
1,953
256
75
181
4
1
317
-
34
2
8
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376
131
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550
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
FILERS, GRINDERS, BUFFERS,
AND POLISHERS (METAL)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
ENGINEERS
(STATIONARY)
ENGRAVERS
TOTAL
BUFFERS AND
POLISHERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fo-
males
Males
Fo
males
Males
Fe
males
3,983
310
1,820
43
1,244
41
17
38
9
11
18
8
1
3
1
192
59
677
35
22
295
22
6
11
19
11
21
2
6
13
5
3,245
1,149
180
445
76
448
838
605
224
9
1,132
121
5
28
112
89
22
920
406
31
48
14
313
265
209
53
3
235
12
2.
20
31
10
234
188
151
35
2
1
1
16
16
5
183
11
38
17
133
2
68
3
31
11
93
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n, o, c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n, o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 | Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. 0. C.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
12
73
22
8
2
11
1
34
16
18
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3
12
186
86
2
95
3
53
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14
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18
14
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26
48
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24
52
1
OCCUPATIONS.
551
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
FILERS, GRINDERS,
BUFFERS, AND POLISHERS
(METAL) - Con.
FURNACEMEN, SMELTERMEN, HEATERS,
POURERS, ETC.
FIREMEN
(EXCEPT
LOCOMOTIVE
AND FIRE
DEPARTMENT)
FOREMEN
AND
OVERSEERS
(MANU-
FACTURING)
FILERS
GRINDERS
TOTAL
FURNACEMEN
AND
SMELTERMEN
HEATERS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
202
374
2
4,380
6,046
467
224
144
--
60
10
11
4
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TO
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374
216
49
88
15
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12
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552
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — -
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Cox.
FURNACEMEN,
JEWELERS,
WATCHMAKERS,
SMELTERMEN, HEATERS,
POURERS, ETC.
GOLDSMITHS,
- Con.
AND SILVER-
Glass
SMITHS
BLOWERS
LADLERS
AND
PUDDLERS
TOTAL
POURERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
15
-
5
-
78
11
712
20
16
1
5
0
3
132
18
36
9
69
199
159
38
2
31
16
11
39
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire
8 Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n.o.c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey .
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
3
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2
10
130
3
124
15
36
19
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OCCUPATIONS.
553
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES — Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.)
JEWELERS, WATCHMAKERS, GOLDSMITHS,
AND SILVERSMITHS - Con.
BUILDING AND HAND TRADES
TOTAL
GOLDSMITHS
AND SILVER-
SMITHS
JEWELERS
AND
LAPID ARIES
(FACTORY)
JEWELERS
AND WATCH-
MAKERS (NOT
IN FACTORY)
TOTAL
GENERAL
AND NOT
SPECIFIED
LABORERS
HELPERS IN
BUILDING
AND HAND
TRADES
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
240
2
130
18
342
57,268
368
21,792
19,777
2,015
1
117
14
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5,138
347
867
203
3,721
57
4,417
146
8
3,963
135
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54
131
512
1,070
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19
43
120
169
9,307
16,681
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9,288
3,074
48
6,000
166
3,898
2,163
1,735
16
5,335
873
1,730
2,732
10
29
49
787
41
1,270
269
8
979
14
849
417
432
6
1,099
306
203
590
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554
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) – Con.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
FERTILIZER
FACTORIES
PAINT
FACTORIES
POWDER,
CARTRIDGE,
FIREWORKS,
ETC.,
FACTORIES
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,039
3
173
38
187
3
לי:8ייייי
105
11
1
7
15
5
1
3
406
79
9
36
3
31
48
30
18
Neo
2
13
10
3
21
22
261
15
3
4
2
11
184
10
39
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
Ź British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. 0. C.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 | Netherlands
28 Norway
29 | Poland
30 Austrian
31 German.
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49
Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
5
198
47
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20
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12
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150
6
43
101
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39
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OCCUPATIONS.
555
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) — Con.
CHEMICAL
INDUSTRIES
- Con
CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE INDUSTRIES
OTHER
CHEMICAL
FACTORIES
TOTAL
BRICK, TILE,
AND
TERRA-COTTA
FACTORIES
GLASS
FACTORIES
LIME,
CEMENT,
AND
GYPSUM
FACTORIES
MARBLE
AND STONE
YARDS
POTTERIES
Males males
Fe-
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
For
males
1
641
1,253
1
573
-
92
1
351
204
1
33
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556
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES — Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) – Con.
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
AUTOMOBILE
FACTORIES
BLAST
FURNACES
AND ROLLING
MILLS
CAR AND
RAILROAD
SHOPS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
7,934
7
234
1,069
594
-
88
3
1
11
1
6
4
OOO OOON
103
128
56
46
5
1,764
540
44
64
29
403
244
153
89
2
935
45
2
1
2
114
30
3
10
1
16
24
10
14
15
44
1
58
14
8
46
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. 0. c.
13 Great Britain
14
England
15
Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. 0. C.
34 Portugal
35
Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland .
40
Lithuania
41 Russia, n. 0. C.
Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia :
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55
West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
257
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32
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349
32
2
306
9
10
9
1
127
18
דדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדדד-דודדדדדדדדדדדדדדד
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60
31
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27
OCCUPATIONS,
557
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
LABORERS (N. 0. C.) - Con.
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES
- Con.
OTHER METAL INDUSTRIES
WAGON AND
CARRIAGE
FACTORIES
OTHER IRON
AND
STEEL WORKS
TOTAL
BRASS MILLS
COPPER
FACTORIES
LEAD AND
ZINC
FACTORIES
TINWARE
AND ENAMEL
WARE
FACTORIES
Males
Fe
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
males
95
-
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5,942
4
674
14
301
172
29
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558
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) — Con.
OTHER METAL
INDUSTRIES
- Con.
LUMBER AND FURNITURE INDUSTRIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
OTHER METAL
FACTORIES
TOTAL
FURNITURE,
PIANO,
AND ORGAN
FACTORIES
SAW
AND PLANING
MILLS!
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
110
13
1,464
-
595
-
593
-
7
19
7
6
11
8
3
105
80
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349
272
18
39
9
206
25
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19
167
12
77
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o.
o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14
England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark !
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatio Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
76
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3
439
109
2
307
21
57
51
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21
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13
20
17
20
14
31
28
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128
175
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66
53
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20
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OCCUPATIONS.
559
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES – Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) - Con.
LUMBER AND
FURNITURE
INDUSTRIES
-Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
OTHER
INDUSTRIES
COTTON
OTHER WOOD
WORKING
FACTORIES
TOTAL
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND
WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
MILLS
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Fe-
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
276
11,003
283
5,190
173
46
2,693
76
3,074
29
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16
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1,160
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) - Con.
OTHER INDUSTRIES — Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
CHARCOAL
AND COKE
WORKS
CIGAR AND
TOBACCO
FACTORIES
CLOTHING
INDUSTRIES
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
AND POWER
PLANTS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
256
14
1
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112
214
-
33
5
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124
26
11
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8
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1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland.
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, A. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
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56 Other foreign countries
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OCCUPATIONS.
561
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) — Con.
OTHER INDUSTRIES -Con.
FOOD INDUSTRIES
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLY
FACTORIES
TOTAL
BAKERIES
BUTTER
AND CHEESE
FACTORIES
FISH
CURING AND
PACKING
FLOUR
AND GRAIN
MILLS
FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE
CANNING, ETC.
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
1
888
1
1,906
12
150
2
34
-
22
1
36
1
3
1
1
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43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
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11
562
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - - Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) – Con.
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FOOD INDUSTRIES - Con.
GAS WORKS
SLAUGHTER
AND PACKING
HOUSES
SUGAR FAC-
TORIES AND
REFINERIES
OTHER FOOD
FACTORIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
959
-
449
1
253
8
1,100
-
1
4
1
135
157
15
19
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721
61
4
19
4
34
33
28
123
130
6
620
7
1
2
7
154
10
3
187
222
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n, o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. C.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
223
52
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OCCUPATIONS.
563
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.) — Con.
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Con.
1
LIQUOR
AND
BEVERAGE
INDUSTRIES
OIL
REFINERIES
PAPER
AND PULP
MILLS
PRINTING
AND
PUBLISHING
RUBBER
FACTORIES
BHOE
FACTORIES
TANNERIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
maleg
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
1
429
77
1,668
9
118
6
2,074
8
872
3
983
1
1
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13
14
15
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36
37
38
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
-
564
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - CON.
-
LABORERS
(N. 0, c.)
- Con.
MACHINISTS, MILLWRIGHTS,
AND TOOLMAKERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
OTHER
INDUBTRIES
- Con.
Loom FIXERS
OTHER
FACTORIES
TOTAL
MACHINISTS
AND
MILLWRIGHTS
Fe-
Fe
Males
Fe
Fe-
males
Males
Males
males
Males
males
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
1,398
13
3,015
3
16,832
1
16,035
1
14
1
34
OOO
8
1
4
382
198
13
38
22
18
2,432
1,313
19
18
1
1,275
947
861
75
11
169
160
18
38
104
20
10,253
4,085
505
1,041
219
2,320
3,760
2,597
1,136
27
2,184
196
28
156
18
37
101
19
9,847
3,912
492
998
214
2,208
3,586
2,466
1,094
26
2,131
194
24
2
143
28
15
12
1
148
8
17
101N
122
81
4
24
26
398
689
83
550
117
78
633
82
524
20
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5
Austria, n, o.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14
England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31
German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania .
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39
Finland :
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia .
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
5
236
75
122
69
256
714
140
21
544
9
103
23
160
1
27
69
16
70
33
11
9
143
25
32
86
73
276
730
143
21
557
9
105
72
33
5
995
258
230
507
1
7
14
2,491
39
113
31
30
24
11
17
61
5
980
255
230
495
1
7.
14
2,270
33
105
29
30
21
10
15
6
6
WITNICI ROINIOWE
65
6
33
2
23
7
18
I00
6
16
3
OCCUPATIONS.
565
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
MACHINISTS,
MILL
WRIGHTS,
AND TOOL
MAKERS
- Con.
MANUFACTURERS AND OFFICIALS
MECHANICS (N. 0. c.)
MANAGERS
AND SUPER-
INTENDENTS
(MANU-
FACTURING)
TOOLMAKERS
AND DIE
SETTERS AND
SINKERS
TOTAL
MANUFAC-
TURERS
OFFICIALS
TOTAL
GUNSMITHS,
LOCKSMITHS,
AND BELL-
HANGERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
797
1,333
14
5,122
73
5,247
69
175
811
134
1
1
17
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566
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - CON.
MECHANICS (N. 0. c.) – Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
MILLERS
(GRAIN,
FLOUR,
FEED, ETC.)
MILLINERS
AND
MILLINERY
DEALERS
WHEEL-
WRIGHTS
OTHER
MECHANICS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
178
499
27
68
949
15
1
12
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17
149
97
23
14
39
5
10
1
339
151
12
39
11
89
113
80
31
2
64
40
18
15
TITION WAIORITI
1
7
2
683
482
63
119
19
281
115
86
26
3
69
16
1
31
6
1
12
23
17
1
24
14
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n, o, c.
6 Belgium
British Empire
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. C.
13 Great Britain
14
England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark:
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. 0. C.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
4
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122
OCCUPATIONS.
567
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES – Con.
MOLDERS, FOUNDERS, AND CASTERS (Metal)
PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, VAR-
NISHERS, ENAMELERS, ETC.
OILERS OF
MACHINERY
TOTAL
BRASS
MOLDERS,
FOUNDERS,
AND CASTERS
IRON
MOLDERS,
FOUNDERS,
AND CASTERS
OTHER
MOLDERS,
FOUNDERS,
AND CASTERS
TOTAL
ENAMELERS,
LACQUERERS,
AND
JAPANNERS
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
males
males
1
3,454
-
270
3,139
45
-
549
9,159
-
1
37
21
5,132
2,931
566
95
110
26
335
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
951
151
1,453
,284
954
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27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
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46
47
48
49
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568
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - CON.
PAINTERS, GLAZIERS,
VARNISHERS, ENAMELERS,
ETC. — Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
PAPER
HANGERS
PATTERN
AND MODEL
MAKERS
PAINTERS,
GLAZIERS, AND
VARNISHERS
(BUILDING)
Fe-
Males
males
PAINTERS,
GLAZIERS, AND
VARNISHERS
(FACTORY)
Fe-
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
7,879
3
1,233
13
407
-
554
50
7
13
1
2
10
7
1
1
III
6
189
101
13
40
2
1
11
39
4
4,421
2,583
346
870
129
1,238
1,119
841
264
14
576
131
12
686
341
29
80
21
211
155
107
47
1
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127
21
32
13
61
175
108
67
45
66
47
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117
19
248
21
299
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Canada, n. 0. c. .
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n, o. c.
China
Denmark
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
25 | Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
Austrian
German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland .
Lithuania
Russia, n, o.
Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
11
96
21
4
10
3
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21
211
159
27
2
127
3
138
60
78
9
1,322
116
30
1,176
69
29
23
6
4
3
II
3
149
1
142
24
40
78
3
148
18
121
2
2
749
11
56
17
20
11
5
5
3
37
9
15
8
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OCCUPATIONS.
569
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.

SEMI-
SKILLED
OPERATIVES
(N. 0. c.)
PLASTERERS
PLUMBERS
AND Gas
AND STEAM
FITTERS
PRESSMEN
(PRINTING)
ROLLERS
AND
ROLL HANDS
(METAL)
ROOFERS
AND
SLATERS
SAWYERS
TOTAL
出
​Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males males
Fotos
Fe-
Males
Fe-
males
Males Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
1,068
2,998
267
3
57
-
280
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184
376
1,011
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48,179 29,642
22.390
1,646 991
3,196 1.954
656 444
16,892 11,336
14.418
8,880
11,753 7,288
2,532
1,532
133 60
10,609 5,638
671 347
91 52
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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262
1,029
3,419
5,679
12.654
31
587
770
1,643
4.896
224
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
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300
356
17.783
7.982
227
9.129
445
8.480
5,050
3,430
98
12,782
1,815
3,073
7,894
19
91
50
3.910
88
6,310
1,814
1.790
1.206
917
583
6.906
85
3,901
255
6,980
3,966
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1,268
2,690
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1
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1
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570
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) – Con.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
PAINT
FACTORIES
POWDER,
CARTRIDGE,
FIREWORKS,
ETC.,
FACTORIES
OTHER
CHEMICAL
FACTORIES
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Fe-
Males
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
757
426
70
7
197
223
490
196
2
3
2
3
162
31
9
w
2
1
341
99
13
32
4
50
84
57
27
250
74
11
19
14
30
6
4
1
2
1
218
64
6
22
3
33
41
24
17
17
62
15
4
3
1
30
9
th
148
10
89
10
16
2
105
8
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3
13
5
5
6
15
2
1
4
1
18
61
10
33
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. 0. c.
6 Belgium
1 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 | Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54
Cuba
West Indies, n. o. c.
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571
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES – CON.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE INDUSTRIES
CIGAR
AND TOBACCO
FACTORIES
TOTAL
BRICK,
TILE, AND
TERRA-COTTA
FACTORIES
GLASS
FACTORIES
LIME,
CEMENT,
AND GYPSUM
FACTORIES
MARBLE
AND STONE
YARDS
POTTERIES
Males
Fo
males
Fe
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
를
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954
11
93
-
298
9
105
412
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) — Con.
CLOTHING INDUSTRIES
SUIT, COAT,
HAT
OTHER
CLOAK, AND
TOTAL
FACTORIES
CLOTHING
OVERALL
(FELT)
FACTORIES
FACTORIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Males
Fe-
Males
Fe
males
Fe
Males
males
Males males
Fe
males
2,288
619
516
63
162
535
394
2
17
1,237
27
3
2
22
2
60
6
5
49
16
3
421
208
213
253
127
15
214
108
46
30
16
3
9
3
9
15
12
19
18
34
12
149
107
89
18
5
10
3
12
105
40
29
4
15
16
17
18
19
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22
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76
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25
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7
14
256
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire.
8 Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13
Great Britain
14
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21
Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35
Portugal proper
36
Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40
Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain.
45
Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
Armenia
Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0, 0.
53 West Indies
54
Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
43
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3
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21
16
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17
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182
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OCCUPATIONS.
573
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. C.)- Con.
FOOD INDUSTRIES
TOTAL
BAKERIES
BUTTER
AND CHEESE
FACTORIES
CANDY
FACTORIES
FLOUR
AND GRAIN
MILLS
FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE
CANNING,
ETC.
SLAUGHTER
AND
PACKING
HOUSES
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males males
Males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Fe
Males males
Fe
Males males
Males
Fo
males
1,962
1,635
185
154
18
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10
1
24
46
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14
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1916.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS

MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. C.) – Con.
FOOD IND US-
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES
TRIES — Con.
HARNESS
AND SADDLE
OTHER FOOD
INDUSTRIES
TOTAL
AUTOMOBILE
FACTORIES
FACTORIES
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
466
157
567
59
11,639
487
724
10
2.
1
1
1
3
1
19
4
12
3
1
1
2
11
9
236
132
18
82
268
109
3
2
311
164
22
41
12
89
54
39
15
6
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2
36
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157
15
62
80
4
5,227
2,213
245
495
117
1,356
1,265
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12
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165
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2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3
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4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick
10
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11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. C..
13
Great Britain
14
England
15
Scotland
Wales
17
Ireland
18
Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33
Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
2
3
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1,552
267
4
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17
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468
293
568
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575
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.)- Con.

IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES - Con.
OTHER METAL INDUSTRIES
BLAST FUR-
NACES AND
ROLLING MILLS
CAR AND
RAILROAD
SH OPS 1
WAGON AND
CARRIAGE
FACTORIES
OTHER IRON
AND STEEL
WORKS
TOTAL
BRASS MILLS
CLOCK AND
WATCH
FACTORIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe-
males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
Males males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
2,143
93
709
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376
2,280
680
412
16
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS

MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) — Con.
OTHER METAL INDUSTRIES – Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
GOLD AND
SILVER AND
JEWELRY
FACTORIES
LEAD
AND ZINC
FACTORIES
TINWARE
AND ENAMEL
WARE
FACTORIES
OTHER
METAL
FACTORIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,073
326
21
107
19
285
7
7
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11
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399
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269
173
18
48
12
95
57
48
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1
1
2
1
135
74
10
14
6
44
30
23
3
283
195
167
28
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
38
163
1
1
4
1
1
2
3
54
24
58
1
3
18
28
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
Belgium
7 British Empire.
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Newfoundland
British possessions, n. o. c.
20
China
21
Denmark:
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33
Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36
Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia.
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
11
1
6
24
6
2
16
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577
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. C.)- Con.
LIQUOR AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES
LUMBER AND FURNITURE INDUSTRIES
TOTAL
BREWERIES
DISTILLERIES
OTHER
LIQUOR AND
BEVERAGE
FACTORIES
TOTAL
FURNITURE,
PIANO, AND
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FACTORIES
SAW AND
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Males males
Fe
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
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1
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244
276
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1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
LUMBER AND
FURNITURE
INDUSTRIES
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH
PAPER
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SHOE
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Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
779
149
3,208 1,480
981
623
21,293 6,182
14
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2
1
61
5
12
6
3
3
2
11
1
49
432
277
98
33
4
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1
19
15
14
1,730
571
41
42
3
485
451
230
221
916
267
14
18
2
233
131
75
52
4
517
1
10
1
1
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2.
536
205
48
51
8
98
163
105
51
7
158
9
1
4
3
2
430
201
32
63
20
86
100
71
28
1
113
14
2
146
3
38
105
10
7,358
4,440
452
1,101
148
2,739
1,142
880
246
16
1,587
165
24
165
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752
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55
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10
22
106
52
172
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7
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43
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7
38
270
609
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15
Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18
Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. 0. C.
20
China
21 Denmark:
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33
Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35
Portugal proper
36
Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43
South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey.
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
88
87
5
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680
1
14
2
2
10
325
139
1
183
2
5
1
264
1
402
13
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13
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161
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27
112
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13
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14
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175 87
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268
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317
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579
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH
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MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
BEAMERS, WARPERS, AND SLASHERS
TANNERIES
TOTAL
TOTAL
COTTON
MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
5,728
102
53,862 45,681
1,214
686
849
497
26
52
294
105
45
32
1
20
2
16
2
2
60
2
18
40
14
18
2
851
357
1
592
282
25
506
319
12
2
1
211
57
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1,731
454
46
107
15
286
154
120
32
2
1,109
13
1
741
67
170
504
382
21,088
9,412
177
228
78
8,929
8,999
7,905
1,016
78
2,578
73
26
482
24
117
341
279
20,884
10,028
306
368
129
9,225
7,457
6,272
1,142
43
3,299
68
32
302
131
112
6
3
339
387
276
104
7
103
270
239
175
19
2
1
52
124
86
10
2
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195
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2,292
4,010
13
544
601
1,240
2,735
27
11
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
17
795
98
13
113
101
160 5 I will
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398
263
50
36
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11
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21
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51
52
53
54
55
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580
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) — Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES — Con.
1
BOBBIN BOYS, DOFFERS, AND CARRIERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
COTTON MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2,272
943
1,792
420
5
3
392
170
14
14
11
2
1
3
14
1
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121
566
377
1
405
318
2
2
3
311
237
120
3
3
3
111
96
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5
5
361
157
129
28
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3
28
15
13
13
14
15
16
19
21
10
6
11
24
85
232
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7
108
146
1
1
2 | Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10
Nova Scotia
11
Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. 0. C.
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
17
Ireland
18
Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27
Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36
Island possessions
37
Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain.
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47
Turkey
48 Armenia :
49
Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
95
214
147
153
110
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581
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.)- Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES - Con.
BOBBIN BOYS,
DOFFERS, AND
CARRIERS -Con.
CARDERS, COMBERS, AND LAPPERS
DRAWERS,
ROVERS, AND
TWISTERS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
TOTAL
COTTON
MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
TOTAL
MILLS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
83
350
4,464 1,446
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4
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142
125
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEM IS KILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. C.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES - Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
DRAWERS, ROVERS, AND TWISTERS
Con.
COTTON MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fem
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
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1,931 3,384
31
22
218
820
17
238
11
23
2
1
16
1
11
1
45
17
15
534
317
12
1
304
201
182
19
19
7
1,689
590
19
10
5
556
902
863
30
9
191
1
5
323
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13
111
37
16
45
41
69
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1
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
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5 Austria, n. 0. C.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n, o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20
China
21 Denmark :
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania.
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia :
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
269
195
3
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332
516
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147
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406
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583
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES – Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
Con.
SPINNERS
WEAVERS
TOTAL
COTTON
MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
TOTAL
COTTON
MILLS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
5,850 8,643
4,060
6,592
15
115
1,632 1,294
143
642
19,126
14,964 13,058 11,185
62
32
39
19
16
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21
5
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819
2
07
329
178
52
8
12
32
23
2,389
1,062
5
16
3
1,038
1,140
1,075
59
6
174
10
3
8
54
26
2,854
2,198
36
19
11
2,132
458
252
203
3
189
4
5
8
31
16
2,197
1,915
24
7
3
1,881
177
152
23
2
100
10
18
565
217
3
6
1
207
255
214
39
2
85
261
61
4
9
3
45
167
13
153
406
50
80
276
317
7,856
4,101
35
50
6
4,010
3.115
2,887
189
39
628
9
3
235
16
79
140
201
7,813
2,863
60
71
16
2,716
3,446
3,026
411
9
1,482
15
7
2
806
869
849
16
245
41
44
160
168
5,549
3,044
19
23
2
3,000
2,156
2,082
73
1
345
2
2
129
13
43
73
114
5,680
1,943
33
31
6
1,873
2,754
2,522
228
162
102
22
15
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208
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133
354
74
126
154
2
18
1
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2
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3,557
2,724
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165
311
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101
435
36
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128
113
384
185
73
280
50
134
28
25
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588
380
184
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES – - Con.
SEM IS KILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
WEAVERS
-
- Con.
WINDERS,
REELERS, AND
SPOOLERS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
415
492
4,493 2,719
1,160
568
553
6,457
25
81
26
10
7
15
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3
9
24
2
108
73
14
1
261
184
181
105
8
-
110
3
28
79
138
1,538
815
11
21
2
781
496
376
82
38
222
5
1
7
13
9
661
169
5
6
2
156
438
405
33
375
91
9
21
4
57
130
88
42
44
4
18
22
5
2,804
1,661
76
51
20
1,514
791
633
153
5
339
5
8
1,497
645
18
18
6
603
524
394
125
5
328
8
73
25
24
183
38
22
16
95
56
47
9
10
38
19
51
2
1
145
8
1
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17
100
10
75
40
2
54
399
471
45
147
179
107
8
60
21
1
25
1
30
73
121
663
30
1
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27
Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o.o.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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143
127
80
40
2
1
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360
37
314
70
48
48
20
1
847
472
13
346
16
1,595
16
339
172
4
139
24
34
34
73
19
1
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1
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5
5
4
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30
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1
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283
213
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OCCUPATIONS.
585
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. C.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES -Con.
WINDERS, REELERS, AND SPOOLERS - Con.
OTHER OCCUPATIONS
COTTON
MILLS
SILK MILLS
WOOLEN
AND WORSTED
MILLS
OTHER
TEXTILE
MILLS
TOTAL
COTTON MILLS
SILK MILLS
Males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
339
8
222
132
1,316
74
574
18,186 8,078
7,821
3,316
87
164
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36
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21
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29
39
16
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12
13
14
15
16
17
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11
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES — Con.
OTHER OCCUPATIONS Con.
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
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Fe-
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Males
Fe
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Fe
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Fe-
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1,267
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18
10
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135
11
38
86
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2
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53
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31
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1,492
1,268
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2
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3
6
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1,866
596
22
59
17
498
866
617
245
4
396
1
17
13
964
330
11
23
24
272
342
283
54
5
270
22
121
23
588
4,298
1,891
219
451
92
1,129
882
590
279
13
1,379
127
19
305
192
110
3
265
15
1
383
82
504
294
192
100
2
534
114
8
806
309
68
117
13
111
219
152
64
3
233
40
5
462
245
46
116
15
68
74
53
21
103
38
2
3
3
3
13
92
68
161
57
1,147
46
8
326
1
5
32
122
141
20
34
224
322
1.295
49
358
45
33
14
1
3
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
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42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
2
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490
283
8
186
13
935
495
4
16
436
51
883
226
42
572
43
65
56
9
4
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1
1
7
124
3
1
120
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307
151
1
151
4
192
101
91
422
10
64
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3
75
1,247
381
9
844
13
182
143
39
34
1,194
47
319
828
6
295
136
36
384
1
177
155
22
3
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2
301
366
52
516
62
106
348
73
2
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151
3
47
174
8
44
122
18
34
101
55
1
473
54
18
90
1
11
48
26
1
313
108
147
13
10
35
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33
2
132
22
77
17
4
12
721
414
22
80
181
24
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6
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587
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH
- Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - Con.
SEMISKILLED OPERATIVES (N. 0. c.) - Con.
SKILLED OCCUPATIONS
(N. 0. c.)
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Con.
SEWERS
AND
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MACHINE
OPERATORS
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SEOE-
MAKERS
AND
COBBLERS
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TOTAL
ANNEALERS
AND
TEMPERERS
(METAL)
PAPER BOX
FACTORIES
RUBBER
FACTORIES
OTHER
FACTORIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
351
620
4,045 1,616
4,639
1,077
1,280
8,104
3,229
431
137
1
2
2
9
10
20
74
9
46
4
13
29
425721
3
1
1
4
174
586
386
221
1,938
1,071
44
76
20
2
149
65
10
25
6
24
43
35
3
652
288
51
113
39
85
79
44
35
15
57
12
3,798
2,151
280
542
131
1,198
736
551
176
1,380
416
50
123
29
214
263
145
115
3
631
65
5
193
191
81
10
26
3
42
54
7
16
31
2
610
340
29
58
16
237
89
63
25
1
169
12
56
21
3
5
2
11
19
14
252
749
357
264
15
16
17
482
103
824
16
244
40
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166
130
178
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32
33
34
16
267
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246
201
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226
326
23
101
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25
56
414
4
2
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2,098
19
83
1,996
234
101
787
2
37
748
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27
1
1
2
5
115
18
263
10
15
24
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42
43
44
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46
47
48
49
50
51
52
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390
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57
14
14
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225
22
15
13
165
10
52
14
15
16
116
2
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15
119
9
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4
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20
39
12
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56
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588
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
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GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES - CON.
SKILLED OCCUPATIONS (N. 0. C.) -- Con.
STONE-
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COUNTRY OF BIRTH
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Fe
males
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Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
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133
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6
65
31
3
10
1
17
32
27
13
19
10
9
II-
1
6
1
862
219
18
42
20
139
376
171
199
6
262
4
1
1
1
3
10
24
16
8
831
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14
England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 | Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36
Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. C.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
18
254
242
1
11
18
16
226
20
1
5
3
1
OCCUPATIONS.
589
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES - CON.
TRANS-
PORTATION
TINSMITHS AND COPPERSMITHS
STRUCTURAL
IRON
WORKERS
(BUILDING)
TAILORS
AND
TAILORESSES
UPHOLC
STERERS
TOTAL
IN TRANS-
PORTATION
TOTAL
COPPER-
SMITHS
TINSMITHS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
1
390
7,313
1,200
182
1,018
24
43,364
513
29
19
1
245
3
1
1
18
11
312
199
27,694
406
212
38
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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10,288
1,328
3,786
806
4,368
2,955
2,148
749
1
1
13
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120
1.132
500
152
8,367
1
151
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1
590
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRANSPORTATION - CON.
WATER TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
BOATMEN,
CANAL MEN,
AND LOCK
KEEPERS
CAPTAINS,
MASTERS,
MATES,
AND PILOTS
LONGEHORE-
MEN AND
STEVEDORES
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
3,172
1
66
501
-
1,870
18
11
316
39
29
3
210
5
13
1
2,022
658
65
475
22
96
148
114
29
5
919
292
5
20
170
2
18
28
24
3
1
1,326
231
27
148
14
42
83
65
16
2
820
192
34
43
1
14
14
51
12
53
8
104
14
17
4
89
1
38
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3
Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6
Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
7
174
67
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50
270
117
153
42
2
40
156
76
80
10
127
65
8
54
3
19
223
NINO III&IINI WONTTI
55
2
1
1
4
2
OCCUPATIONS.
591
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - Con.
WATER
TRANSPOR-
TATION (SE-
LECTED Oc-
CUPATIONS)
- Con
ROAD AND STREET TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS)
SAILORS
AND DECK
HANDS
TOTAL
CARRIAGE
AND HACK
DRIVERS
CHAUFFEURS
DRAYMEN,
TEAMSTERS,
AND EX-
PRESSMENT
FOREMEN OF
LIVERY AND
TRANSFER
COMPANIES
GARAGE
KEEPERS
AND
MANAGERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
.
1
735
15,018
9
403
3,472
8,427
159
172
1
13
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11,282
4,880
608
1,686
340
2,246
1,302
925
9
10
2,704
1,127
145
429
99
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592
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRANSPORTATION – Con.
ROAD AND STREET TRANSPORTATION
(SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) — Con.
RAILROAD
TRANSPORTA-
TION (SELECTED
OCCUPATIONS)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
HOSTLERS
AND STABLE
HANDS
LIVERY-
STABLE
KEEPERS
AND
MANAGERS
PROPRIE-
TORS AND
MANAGERS
OF
TRANSFER
COMPANIES
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,646
182
1
557
7
15,814
96
5
1
1
4
1
1
5
36
134
62
4
378
186
30
73
144
2
55
87
2
10,561
3,428
481
1,089
315
1,543
953
699
236
18
5,997
162
21
1,341
327
40
95
32
160
133
89
42
2
873
WON
2
34
9
6
3
76
43
32
11
61
25
145
4
2
1
1
1
1
9
10
61
16
33
19
132
38
2,819
54
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. 0. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c..
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
6
3
95
11
1
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6
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24
279
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1
10
42
47
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12
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294
34
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3
186
4
36
7
12
10
3
1
1
1
4
14
1
2
OCCUPATIONS.
593
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - CON.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) - Con.
BAGGAGEMEN AND FREIGHT AGENTS
BOILER
WASHERS
AND
ENGINE
HOSTLERS
BRAKEMEN
CONDUCTORS
(STREET
RAILROAD)
CONDUCTORS
(STEAM
RAILROAD)
BAGGAGE-
MEN
TOTAL
FREIGHT
AGENTS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
156
127
29
84
651
261
1,381
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517
65
233
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594
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRANSPORTATION - Con.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) – Con.
LABORERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
FOREMEN
AND
OVERSEERS
TOTAL
STEAM
RAILROAD
STREET
RAILROAD
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
830
8,099
90
6,501
89
1,598
1
1
117
1
5
2
3
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72
1
3,651
30
713
224
22
29
2
25
117
84
64
17
3
399
2,945
503
33
68
27
375
99
71
22
6
2,298
44
1
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3
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131
8
23
9
91
42
26
16
38
2,816
25
24
518
13
2
3
10
1
3
15
17
1,913
10
692
69
2,605
3
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 | Roumania
Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
4
1
30
1
6
912
234
2
654
22
175
117
58
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24
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322
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12
58
224
33
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OCCUPATIONS.
595
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - Cox.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) - Con.
OFFICIALS AND SUPERINTENDENTS
SWITCHMEN,
FLAGMEN, AND
YARDMEN
LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS
LOCOMOTIVE
FIREMEN
MOTORMEN
TOTAL
STEAM
RAILROAD
STREET
RAILROAD
TOTAL
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
366
289
2,480
105
68
985
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798
343
109
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
-
TRANSPORTATION – Con.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) - Con.
SWITCHMEN, FLAGMEN, AND YARDMEN — Con.
-
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TICKET
AND STATION
AGENTS
SWITCHMEN
AND
FLAGMEN
(STEAM
RAILROAD)
SWITCHMEN
AND
FLAGMEN
(STREET
RAILROAD)
YARDMEN
(STEAM
RAILROAD)
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
795
-
86
104
127
5
1
1
2
1
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75
113
61
20
12
3
26
64
83
34
12
6
1
15
12
8
4
6
1
103
405
51
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35
17
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6
Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o.
b. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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5
OCCUPATIONS.
597
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - Con.
EXPRESS, Post, TELEGRAPH, AND TELEPHONE (SELECTED OCCUPATIONS)
EXPRESS MESSENGERS AND RAILWAY
MAIL CLERKS
TOTAL
AGENTS
(EXPRESS
COMPANIES)
MAIL
CARRIERS
TELEGRAPH
AND
TELEPHONE
LINEMEN
TOTAL
EXPRESS
MESSENGERS
RAILWAY
MAIL CLERKS
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,269
31
74
23
51
1
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419
1
1
1
11
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15
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43
44
46
47
48
49
50
1
598
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRANSPORTATION – Con.
EXPRESS, Post, TELEGRAPH, AND
TELEPHONE
(SELECTED OCCUPATIONS) - Con.
OTHER
TRANSPORTA-
TION
PURSUITS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TELEGRAPH
MESSENGERS
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
84
1
207
39
52
319
8,091
49
1
2
170
100
35
26
49
28
12
2
25
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2
6
23
2
2,753
818
100
315
82
321
295
208
73
14
1,546
84
10
282
149
26
65
16
42
49
33
15
1
65
17
2
12
15
11
28
15
10
49
17
4,442
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brungwick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. 0. C. .
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20
China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy .
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, 1. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n, O. c.
West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. 0. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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599
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - Con.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION PURSUITS - Con.
INSPECTORS
TOTAL
FOREMEN AND OVERSEERS (N. 0. c.)
ROAD AND TELEGRAPH
WATER
STREET
AND
BUILDING AND TELEPHONE
TRANSPOR-
REPAIRING
TATION
COMPANIES
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe
Fe-
males
males
males
OTHER
TRANSPOR-
TATION
TOTAL
STEAM
RAILROAD
Fe-
Males
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
275
1
20
86
20
55
1
41
466
1
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRANSPORTATION - Con.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION PURSUITS
- Con.
INSPECTORS
Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
STREET
RAILROAD
OTHER
TRANSPOR-
TATION
TOTAL
ROAD AND
STREET
BUILDING AND
REPAIRING
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
105
56
1
6,757
5,949
-
27
2
20
1,197
203
95
36
2
17
6
11
12
9
3
30
2
6
22
1
1,610
320
27
85
24
184
137
90
39
8
1,111
38
17
48
16
122
62
24
5
879
43
5
6
21
15
4,370
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ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. c. .
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. c.
20
China
21 Denmark : :
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions :
37
Roumania :
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. 0. C.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.
56 Other foreign countries
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OCCUPATIONS.
601
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
TRANSPORTATION - Cox.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION PURSUITS - Con.
LABORERS (N. 0. c.)- Con.
PROPRIETORS, OFFICIALS, AND MANAGERS
(N. 0. c.)
OTHER OCCUPATIONS
(SEMISKILLED)
STREET
CLEANING
OTHER
TRANSPOR-
TATION
TOTAL
TELEGRAPH
AND
TELEPHONE
COMPANIES
OTHER
TRANSPOR-
TATION
TOTAL
STEAM
RAILROAD
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
51
757
102
29
3
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1
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24
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602
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRADE
TRANSPORTATION
- Con.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION
PURSUITS – Con.
OTHER OCCUPATIONS (SEMI-
SKILLED) — Con.
BANKERS,
BROKERS,
AND MOXEY
LENDERS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL IN
TRADE
STREET
RAILROAD
OTHER
TRANSPOR-
TATION
TOTAL
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
238
24
174
57,374 6,424
395
9
62
6
13
43
224
111
217
101
16
39
11
35
24
16
7
1
79
12
1
141
53
6
27
7
13
22
18
755
34
206
515
31
25,534
12,471
1,612
3,966
678
6.215
5,439
4,109
1,269
61
7,154
3
59
3,901
1,920
332
651
131
806
862
628
224
10
996
115
8
1
12
35
159
31
341
392
78
2
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c..
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German .
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania.
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico :
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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12
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OCCUPATIONS.
603
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRADE -Con.
BANKERS, BROKERS, AND MONEY LENDERS – Con.
CLERKS IN
STORDS
OTHER THAN
SALES-
PERSONS
BANKERS
AND BANK
OFFICIALS
COMMERCIAL LOAX BROKEPS
BROKERS AND AND
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MEX
OFFICIALS
PAWN-
BROKERS
STOCK-
BROKERS
BROKERS NOT
SPECIFIED
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Fe
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
males
99
1
19
1
77
1
77
1
515
175
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604
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRADE – Con.
DELIVERYMEN
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS
DECORATORS,
DRAPERS,
AND WINDOW
DRESSERS
TOTAL
BAKERIES
AND
LAUNDRIES
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,722
15
63
5
6,377
1
662
1
39
5
19
15
2
26
2
3
21
1
1,101
592
111
216
40
225
358
285
69
369
253
27
4,564
2,432
281
1,038
154
959
381
292
85
131
67
46
125
17
1,705
41
24
16
59
51
465
9
38
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4
Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
1 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19
British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39
Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
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OCCUPATIONS.
605
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
DELIVERY
MEN=Con.
INSURANCE AGENTS AND
OFFICIALS
TRADE - Con.
FLOORWALKERS, FOREMEN, AND
OVERSEERS
INSPECTORS,
FLOOR- FOREMEN, GAUGERS,
WALKERS
WARE-
AND
TOTAL AND FORE- HOUSES, SAMPLERS
MEN IN STOCKYARDS,
STORES
ETC.
1
STORES
TOTAL
INSURANCE
AGENTS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
5,715
424
28
333
28
91
140
6
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1
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2,179
254
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138
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460
73
118
33
236
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
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1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
-
TRADE - Con.
INSURANCE
A GENTS AND
OFFICIALS
- Con.
LABORERS IN COAL AND LUMBERYARDS,
WAREHOUSES, ETC.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
OFFICIALS OF
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
TOTAL
COAL
YARDS
ELEVATORS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
1
ALL COUNTRIES
121
1
2,270
1,352
1
47
-
2
11
1
21
1
11
9
3
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1,126
356
35
91
17
213
70
47
21
2
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44
2
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118
8
34
4
72
24
17
7
19
25
21
441
18
3
3
19
14
262
179
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
Ž British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. 0. C.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania .
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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607
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
TRADE - CON.
LABORERS IN COAL AND LUMBERYARDS,
WAREHOUSES, ETC. — Con.
PROPRIETORS, OFFICIALS,
AND MANAGERS (N. 0. c.)
LABORERS,
PORTERS,
AND
HELPERS IN
STORES
NEWSBOYS
LUMBER-
YARDS
STOCKYARDS
WARE-
HOUSES
TOTAL
EMPLOY-
MENT OFFICE
KEEPERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fo
males
Males
Fo
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
1
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11
241
1,405
17
1
1
192
42
161
38
1
40
14
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45
46
47
48
49
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608
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRADE - Con.
PROPRIETORS, OFFICIAIS, AND MANAGERS
(N. 0. C.) - Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AND
OFFICIALS
PROPRIETORS,
ETC.,
ELEVATORS
OTHER
PROPRIETORS,
OFFICIALS, AND
MANAGERS
PROPRIETORS,
ETC.,
WAREHOUSES
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
2
-
18
1
103
1
1,589
39
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1
12
1
1
1
1
32
21
42
18
38
1
14
23
1
769
362
42
102
23
195
185
148
32
5
212
6
14
18
25
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1
1
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33
Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o.
56 Other foreign countries
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609
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRADE - Con.
SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN
RETAIL
DEALERS
UNDER-
TAKERS
TOTAL
AUCTIONEERS
DEMON-
STRATORS
BALES
AGENTS
SALESMEN
AND
SALES WOMEN
(STORES)
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
Males
males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
25,050 1,690
13,190 4,302
24
21
60
273
13
12,872 4,229
151
2
2
1
137
4
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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1,107
204
1,804
1,785
855
127
2,088
1,704
1,318
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254
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104
588
585
424
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574
574
415
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195
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46
47
48
49
50
51
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610
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
TRADE - CON.
OTHER PURSUITS (SEMISKILLED)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
WHOLESALE
DEALERS,
IMPORTERS,
AND
EXPORTERS
TOTAL
FRUIT
GRADERS AND
PACKERS
MEAT
CUTTERS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
550
2
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1,698
89
10
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11
15
4
1
10
11
4
1
6
207
8
829
343
43
121
25
154
207
132
71
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293
34
100
22
137
152
97
52
3
138
11
2
254
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104
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
Austria, n. o. o.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince
Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 | Roumania .
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 | South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
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14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
TRADE
- Con.
PUBLIC SERVICE (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED)
OTHER PUR-
SUITS (SEMI-
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Con.
LABORERS (PUBLIC SERVICE)
TOTAL
IN PUBLIC
SERVICE
FIREMEN
(FIRE DE-
PARTMENT)
GUARDS,
WATCHMEN,
AND DOOR-
KEEPERS
OTHER
OCCUPATIONS
TOTAL
GARBAGE
MEN AND
SCAVENGERS
OTHER
LABORE RS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
635
87
15,380
22
558
2,663
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2,191
622
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12
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14
15
16
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236
676
169
1,249
1,473
1,136
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45
46
47
48
49
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
PUBLIC SERVICE (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED)
Con.
MARSHALS, SHERIFFS, DETECTIVES, ETC.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
TOTAL
DETECTIVES
MARSHALS
AND
CONSTABLES
PROBATION
AND TRUANT
OFFICERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
122
8
38
-
22
1
80
18
10
13
20
32
1
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Austria, n.o.
Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada :
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20
China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 | Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 | Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
PUBLIC SERVICE (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) - CON.
MARSHALS,
SHERIFF8,
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OFFICIALS AND INSPECTORS (CITY AND
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OFFICIALS
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Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
PUBLIC SERVICE (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED)
- Con.
OTHER PURSUITS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
POLICEMEN
SOLDIERS,
SAILORS,
AND
MARINES
TOTAL
LIFE-SAVERS
Males
Fe
Males
males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,328
698
-
398
1
23
3
2
3
1,214
331
63
149
52
2
17
33
1
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70
10
16
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39
64
42
20
2
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15
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ALL COUNTRIES
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n, o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy.
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions :
37 Roumania.
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. 0. C.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain.
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia :
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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615
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.

PUBLIC SERVICE
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CLASSIFIED) - CON.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
OTHER PURSUITS - Con.
TOTAL IN
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AUTHORS,
EDITORS, AND
REPORTERS
ACTORS
ARTISTS,
SCULPTORS,
AND
TEACHERS
OF ART
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LIGHTHOUSE
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OTHER
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TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
1
14
361
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8,220
141
66
161
2
333
77
240
1
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2,219
309
612
142
1,156
1,726
1,333
366
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
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1.557
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308
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
-
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - Con.
AUTHORS, EDITORS, AND
REPORTERS - Con.
CIVIL AND
MINING Ex-
GINEERS AND
SURVEYORS
CHEMISTS,
ASSAYERS,
AND MET-
ALLURGISTS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
AUTHORS
EDITORS AND
REPORTERS
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
20
14
220
14
220
1
203
9
4
1
3
13
11
10
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59
11
9
3
36
61
42
19
120
37
6
13
3
15
61
44
15
2
19
25
2
2
1
1
30
24
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
5 Austria, n.o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 | Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
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617
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - Con.
CIVIL AND
MINING ENGINEERS AND
SURVEYORS — Con.
DESIGNERS, DRAFTSMEN,
AND INVENTORS
CLERGYMEN
COLLEGE
PRESIDENTS
AND
PROFESSORS
DENTISTS
CIVIL EN-
GINEERS AND
SURVEYORS
MINING
ENGINEERS
TOTAL
DESIGNERS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
191
12
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145
397
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344
45
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38
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1
1
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1
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
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91
618
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - CON.
DESIGNERS, DRAFTSMEN,
AND INVENTORS - Con.
LAWYERS,
MUSICIANS
JUDGES, AND
AND
JUSTICES
TEACHERS OF
DRAFTSMEN INVENTORS
MUSIC
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Fe-
males
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Males
Fe-
males
466
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56
-
414
1
1,043
380
6
1
35
2
274
210
104
18
25
15
6
2
6
3
10
14
14
289
181
26
43
4
108
88
71
16
1
16
4
155
108
4
1
ALL COUNTRIES
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 | France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
Russia, n. o. c.
42
Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 | Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
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Fe-
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277
277
744
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14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
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487
215
34
107
1,706
973
215
21
2,191
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15
2
1
1
17
178
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236
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521
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3.952
4,302
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Fe-
620
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE – Con.
SEMIPROFESSIONAL PURSUITS
VETERINARY
OTHER Pro-
ABSTRACTORS,
FESSIONAL
SURGEONS
NOTARIES,
PURSUITS
JUSTICES OF
PEACE
Males
Fe-
Fe
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
males
TOTAL
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37
-
194
54
611
788
18
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6
4
1
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3
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24
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435
173
1
14
13
9
601
272
23
59
9
181
81
66
15
163
123
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223
19
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43
19
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16
3
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2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
Belgium
British Empire :
8 Canada
New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n.o.c.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n, O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o.c.
56 Other foreign countries
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621
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - Con.
SEMIPROFESSIONAL PURSUITS - Con.
FORTUNE
TELLERS,
HYPNOTINTS,
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ISTS, ETC.
HEALERS
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PHYSICIANS
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SURGEONS)
KEEPERS OF
CHARITABLE
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OFFICIALS
OF
LODGES,
SOCIETIES,
ETC.
RELIGIOUS
AND
CHARITY
THEATRICAL
OWNERS,
MANAGERS,
AND
OFFICIALS
OTHER
OCCUPATIONS
WORKERS
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fo-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
3
16
58
102
91
64
116
19
145
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1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. —GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
PRO-
FESSIONAL
SERVICE
Con.
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
ATTENDANTS
AND
HELPERS
(PRO-
FESSIONAL
SERVICE)
TOTAL IN
DOMESTIC
AND
PERSONAL
SERVICE
BARBERS,
HAIR-
DRESSERS,
AND
MANICUR-
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BAR-
TENDERS
Fe-
Males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
males
Fe-
males
136
99
30,482 65,373
5,734
302
2,059
-
1
1
13
31
2
10
19
ONN
20
I woning ismiin
242
151
27
56
14
557
32
189
336
38
49,814
14,763
1,802
7,157
2,026
3,778
5,549
3,460
2,011
78
28,274
1,140
88
403
14
85
304
33
14.030
5,054
503
1,379
241
2,931
2,985
2,359
582
44
5,750
189
52
4
89
269
1,035
2,421
5,764
15
15
2
9
1
1,381
343
28
42
10
263
158
128
30
25
1,404
1,110
70
124
16
900
148
127
20
1
130
11
5
1
216
284
3
1,024
139
815
146
172
2,825
19
199
1
ALL COUNTRIES
Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n.o.
. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21 Denmark
22
France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24
Greece
25 Italy .
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n. o. c.
34 | Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European l'urkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
AN
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113
32
1
2
76
2
390
194
196
1
277
10
19
248
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39
141
1,348
435
19
859
35
864
454
410
11
1,859
118
221
1,520
3
13
48
707
94
1,237
411
216
213
134
263
33
10
23
37
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18
49
653
2,546
1,160
32
1,232
122
742
348
394
2
3,489
1,962
444
1,083
1
19
14
4,610
126
159
31
101
5
6
16
36
7
29
40
101
17
6
7
34
1
291
119
61
59
13
39
1
1
1
OCCUPATIONS.
623
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE - Con.
BILLIARD ROOM, DANCE HALL, SKATING
RINK, ETC., KEEPERS
BILLIARD DANCE HALL,
SKATING
TOTAL
POOL ROOM RINK, ETC.,
KEEPERS KEEPERS
BOARDING
AND
LODGING
HOUSE
KEEPERS
BOOTBLACKS
CHAR-
WOMEN
AND
CLEANERS
ELEVATOR
TENDERS
AND
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
438
334
1
104
396
4,813
746
1
463
4,253
950
1
I
1
42
2
I O
-
3,274
1,580
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123
1
1
1,163
66
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45
46
47
48
49
50
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11 NOORI
52
1
1
1
624
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE – Con.
HOTEL
LABORERS
KEEPERS
HOUSE- JANITORS (DOMESTIC
KEEPERS AND
AND
AND
AND PRO-
MANAGERS
STEWARDS SEXTONS FESSIONAL
SERVICE)
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
302
50
604 3,976
3,485
116
838
3
6
1
1
4
19
4
6
9
16
1
2
13
RO0OOON
101
30
190
72
9
19
380
98
10
29
3,292
1,546
257
645
158
486
594
446
142
6
1,088
56
23
4
1
18
2
2,564
783
100
287
40
356
681
535
131
15
1,033
59
8
453
167
17
80
18
52
123
101
21
1
155
3
5
7
53
10
1
9
15
244
15
31
6
10
36
3
15
21
11
107
19
166
10
47
183
32
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
Bohemia
Hungary
5
Austria, n.o.
o. c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
Canada
New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
.
20 China
21 Denmark
22 | France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 | Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
2
2
69
14
23
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16
5
11
52
3
15
9
6
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54
5
28
11
17
2
178
14
12
152
15
9
55
15
I
15
28
1
193
27
1
2
1
192
4
21
19
1
30
9
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1
OCCUPATIONS.
625
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
LAUNDERERS
AND LAUN-
DRESSES
(NOT IN
LAUNDRY)
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE - Con.
LAUNDRY MIDWIVES AND NURSES (NOT TRAINED)
OWNERS,
LAUNDRY
OFFICIALS,
OPERATIVES
NURSES (NOT
AND
TOTAL
MIDWIVES
TRAINED
MANAGERS
PORTERS
(EXCEPT IN
STORES)
1
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males males
Fe-
Males males
Fe-
Males males
Fe-
218 4,041
638 | 1,510
208
22
775
2,225
43
775
2,182
2
836
8
13
12
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1 1 1
19
1
8
10
1
3,093
604
81
276
67
180
304
194
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1
12
3
1.911
938
1
285
171
11
3
1,903
937
158
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626
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE – Con.
SERVANTS
RESTAURANT,
CAFÉ, AND SALOON
BELL BOYS,
LUNCH ROOM KEEPERS
TOTAL
CHORE BOYS,
KEEPERS
ETC.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
1,167
151
436
6,898 39,710
416
20
1
17
7
1
1
5
1
3
17
8
9
107
30
3
256
35
99
13
109
113
103
9
1
57
2
118
68
11
30
6
21
28
24
4
154 398
2 18
39 145
113 235
15 14
2,877 29.721
733 7.297
66 722
278 3,838
51
1,200
338 1,537
726 2,812
564 1,596
152 1,179
10 37
1,368 18,902
36 659
14 51
22
19
3
1
1
1
19
24
19
5
18
204
49
2
14
70
238
91
2
4
30
24
113
232
878
923
155
179
571
43
228
3
40
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n. o. c.
Belgium
British Empire :
Canada
9 New Brunswick
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16
Wales
17
Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n.o.c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German.
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island
possessions .
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41
Russia, n. o. c.
42 Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.
56 Other foreign countries
23
10
14
35
478
162
2
301
13
114
63
51
ווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווווו
11
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12
36
1
137
3
2
54
39
483
1,415
547
20
754
94
326
129
197
1
2,537
1,618
267
652
1
12
6
3,402
85
60
12
41
17
2
132
15
32
1
353
17
62
274
1
2
21
190
52
396
140
45
57
49
105
12
5
7
14
1
1
7
5
112
31
30
21
6
24
2
1
3
n, O. c.
17
12
1
OCCUPATIONS.
627
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH — Continued.
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE - Con.
SERVANTS — Con.
OTHER PURSUITS
WAITERS
CHAMBER-
MAIDS
COACHMEN
AND
FOOTMEN
coors
OTHER
SERVANTS
TOTAL
BATHHOUSE
KEEPERS
AND
ATTENDANTS
Fe-
males
Males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males males
Fo
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
2,934
732
2,971 7,420
2,779 29,356
2,939 4,161
302
31
43
61
56
6
14
1
4
9
13
36
1
11
24
2
6,078
1,246
១០១ A
348
16
130
202
11
21,239
5,630
565
=
3
1,216
237
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10
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916
1,167
2,096
1.208
862
26
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14
16
17
19
20
21
-
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37
38
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628
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE - Con.
OTHER PURSUITS
- Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
CEMETERY
KEEPERS
CLEANERS
AND
RENOVATORS
(CLOTHING),
ETC.
UMBRELLA
MEND ERS
AND
SCISSORS
GRINDERS
OTHER
OCCUPATIONS
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
105
77
10
56
-
21
12
5
4
10
14
37
1
11
11
1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
Hungary
Austria, n.o.c.
6 Belgium
7 British Empire :
8 Canada
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12
Canada, n. o. c.
13 Great Britain
14 England
15 Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. 0. C.
20 China
21
Denmark
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 Italy
26 Japan
27 Netherlands
28 Norway
29 Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.c.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36 Island possessions
37 Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, A. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 | Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. O. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n.o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
1
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20
31
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19
31
17
OCCUPATIONS.
629
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH - Continued.
CLERICAL
AGENTS, CANYASSERS, AND COLLECTORS
CLERKS (EX-
CEPT CLERKS
IN STORES)
TOTAL
IN
CLERICAL
Occu-
PATIONS
BOOK-
KEEPERS,
CASHIERS,
AND AC-
COUNTANTS
TOTAL
AGENTS
L
CANVASSERS
COLLECTORS
TOTAL
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
Fe-
males
Males
Fe
males
Males
110,923
5,639
950
76
473
23
200
46
277
2,083 2,638
6,933 1,200
10
1
2
1
17
1
10
1
gepoog
15
!
7,992
3,010
554
1,092
212
1.152
2,586
4,298
2,644
516
1,131
206
663
132
247
35
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
5,273
1,854
347
681
141
IN INOIIIII
493
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990
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1,830
1
1
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1
30
31
32
33
34
35
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10
6
4
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
60
1
47
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-
-
1
--
630
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE 29. — GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PERSONS
CLERICAL - Con.
CLERKS
(EXCEPT CLERKS IN
STORES) — Con.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
SHIPPING CLERKS
Males
Females
2,707
29
GOOOOOOONACONS
15
3
2
10
3
1,953
691
110
280
55
246
500
354
146
702
56
4
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1
ALL COUNTRIES
2 Austria, exclusive of Austrian Poland
3 Bohemia
4 Hungary
5 Austria, n. o. c.
6 Belgium
British Empire :
Canada.
9 New Brunswick :
10 Nova Scotia
11 Prince Edward Island
12 Canada, n. o. c..
13 Great Britain
14 England
15
Scotland
16 Wales
17 Ireland
18 Newfoundland
19 British possessions, n. o. c.
20 China
21 Denmark :
22 France
23 Germany, exclusive of German Poland
24 Greece
25 | Italy
26 Japan
27 | Netherlands
28 Norway
29 | Poland
30 Austrian
31 German
32 Russian
33 Poland, n.o.
34 Portugal
35 Portugal proper
36
Island possessions
37 | Roumania
38 Russia, exclusive of Russian Poland
39 Finland.
40 Lithuania
41 Russia, n. o. c.
42 | Serbia
43 South and Central America and Mexico :
44 Spain
45 Sweden
46 Switzerland
47 Turkey
48 Armenia
49 Syria
50 Other Asiatic Turkey
51 European Turkey
52 Turkey, n. 0. c.
53 West Indies
54 Cuba
55 West Indies, n. o. c.
56 Other foreign countries
15
10
58
13
142
25
76
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61
0.c.
26
21
5
1
241
13
17
211
88
2
19
7
6
3
SANWONE
2
4
3.
OCCUPATIONS.
631
14 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY SEX, AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH
- Concluded.
CLERICAL-Con.
CLERKS
(EXCEPT CLERKS IN
STORES) Con.
MESSENGER, BUNDLE, AND OFFICE Boys
STENOGRAPHERS
AND
TYPEWRITERS
OTHER CLERKS
TOTAL
BUNDLE
AND CASH BOYS
AND GIRLS
MESSENGER,
ERRAND, AND
OFFICE BOYS
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
4,226
1,171
799
131
25
84
774
47
158
1,594
26
14
10
1
2
8
17
46
14
24
368
153
22
15
1,264
120
42
6
3,320
1,163
237
401
86
439
996
724
258
14
1,075
70
16
986
602
112
276
51
163
227
169
58
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VITIT
TIINNI WWONIA LILIT
382
157
20
61
9
67
157
105
49
3
49
16
3
1
3
7
1
5
6
TWINWIREITIT
13
12
65
151
102
46
3
47
14
3
1
1
3
2
119
33
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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PART V
THE FISHERIES AND COMMERCE CENSUS;
APPENDICES
THE CENSUS OF FISHERIES AND COMMERCE.
The act providing for the Decennial Census of 1915 required that
there should be taken, in addition to the Population Census, a Census
of the Fisheries and Commerce of the Commonwealth, the results of
which are herewith presented.
I. THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.
The statistics of the Sea and Shore Fisheries of the Commonwealth,
gathered in the Census of 1915, are based upon the returns for the year
ending December 31, 1914, and are shown in one presentation, giving
Value of Equipment, Number or Quantity and Value of Product, and
Number of Persons Employed.
EQUIPMENT.
The value of material actually required in the fishing industry for
boats, vessels, and apparatus for fishing have been considered as equip-
ment, and aggregate $4,571,176, of which $3,680,163 was invested in 8,890
boats and vessels and $891,013 in apparatus; the value of equipment in
1905 was $5,092,217, of which $4,148,640 was invested in boats and
vessels and $943,577 in apparatus, a decrease in the total value of equip-
ment from 1905 to 1915 of $521,041.
In determining the location of owners of the boats and vessels, the
records of the port of registry were used. These records could not, how-
ever, always be considered as final for this purpose, because in several
cases Massachusetts owned vessels were found to be registered out of the
State, and in other cases Gloucester owned vessels were found registered
in Boston. Several changes have taken place in the fishing industry
during the past ten years, - many of the larger vessels have been sold
out of the State, some have become old and unseaworthy, and persons
engaged in the industry have not had others built to take their places
because the steamer and beam-trawler, so-called, have replaced other
vessels. The speedy motor boat, carrying from two to five men, which
can make daily trips, doing away with the necessity of provisioning and
covering distances impossible for those depending upon the sail, has
largely taken the place of the old fishing boat, and its advent has practi-
cally revolutionized the fishing industry. Almost every fishing boat now
has gasolene power, even the large schooners having an auxiliary engine.
This has, in a sense, brought the fishing grounds nearer to the market,
as the fish can be brought long distances on the day when caught. The
engines also serve to pull the fishermen's nets and drag their heavy
trawls.
636
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
PRODUCT.
The returns for fisheries in this census pertained only to quantity and
value of the fish caught (and in order to avoid any duplication, the
catch has been credited to the port from which the vessel hailed), which
were classified for tabulation purposes in the following order: (1) Fish,
(2) Mollusks, and (3) Crustaceans; and comparisons were made with
the value of the fish caught as reported in the Decennial Census of
1905. It was, however, impossible to make a comparison of quantities
between the two census periods, since the basis of measurement returned
in 1905 was not comparable with that for 1915.
Fish.
Various kinds of fish formerly used for bait or other purposes are now
used as food fish; therefore all kinds of fish caught have been considered
as food fish and classified under fish, all kinds of shell fish belonging to
the mollusk family are classified as mollusks; lobsters, crabs, and shrimps
are classified as crustaceans. That class of food fish which was reported
in 1905 as fish products and which in 1915 was classified as fish (food
fish), showed an increase in value of $309,441.
The quantity of some of the staple fish has largely decreased, such as
cod, cusk, hake, herring, mackerel, and pollock. The size and weight
of the fish caught has not been as great owing to the fact that the beam-
trawler gathers in everything that comes before it, and as the fish that
are too small for the market are thrown overboard, most of it dead
or mutilated, — the large fish of the species named are becoming scarce.
,
It will be noticed that there is also a decrease in the amount of bluefish
which is due to the fact that the menhaden on which the bluefish live
have almost deserted these shores.
According to the Census of 1905 the amount of halibut reported for
Boston was 9,724,900 pounds, while in 1915 the amount was but 1,589,751
pounds, which, on the face of it, apparently shows a tremendous falling
off in the catch; this, however, is not true, the apparent difference being
due to the fact that the returns for 1905 are not comparable with those
for 1915, since the quantity reported for 1905 included over 8,000,000
pounds of western halibut brought to Boston by rail, whereas, as above
stated, only the quantity and value of fish caught by Massachusetts
boats or vessels was taken into account in the Census of 1915.
Ten years ago the whiting, known as silver hake or silver scrod, was
practically unknown as a food fish. Recently squid has been added to the
list of edible fish; also albacore, known as horse mackerel or tuna fish,
has taken its rightful place on the table. While it was known to the
fishermen that these fish were good to eat, it was the fish freezers that
made possible their addition to the list of edible fish. They are sold
THE FISHERIES.
637
mostly in Pennsylvania and New York State, as the Boston market
can almost always be depended upon to supply this State with fresh
fish at about the same price for which storage fish sells. There are about
a dozen fish freezers along the Massachusetts coast and aside from their
buying from the incoming boats, most of them have fishing apparatus
of their own.
Thus millions of pounds of fish caught are yearly being
brought to this State for storage. The business is still in its infancy and
every year will, no doubt, see an increase in the use of frozen fish for
food.
The kinds and varieties of fish inhabiting these waters change greatly
in different years. Squeteague (weak fish) were very scarce in 1914 and
had been for several years. They were formerly the main catch of the
fishermen of some parts of Martha's Vineyard, but in the year 1914 they
practically disappeared, and it was reported that enormous schools of
them appeared on the Pacific Coast, where they had never before been
known. While in some seasons swordfish are plentiful, in other years
they seem to disappear and the swordfisherman has to go to a different
locality for his catch. During the two years prior to the Census of 1915
mackerel were caught in great numbers, and the increase in the use of
the heavy beam-trawlers brought in tons of flounders.
The decrease in the catch shown in the cities of Beverly and Fall
River was due partly to the fact that the vessels engaged in the business
had been sold and partly because the sewage has been the means of
stopping the fishermen from obtaining shell fish. This has also been the
case in many other places. In the town of Wareham it was claimed
that the chemicals from the bleachery at East Wareham have so polluted
the waters that it is difficult to obtain fish. It is also claimed that the
oil and gasolene from the motor boats entering the waters kill the spawn.
In some cases along the Cape, especially in the town of Harwich, the
scarcity of alewives was due to the fact that the brooks were dammed
to flood the cranberry bogs, thereby stopping the alewives from coming
up to spawn. It is also claimed that in 1914 the prevailing blackfish,
which is of the whale species, drove the other fish away. Seiners from
Boston and Provincetown take what they can in a day and what they
do not catch they drive into deeper water, so that the local men who
depend upon hand-fishing have but very little chance. The preponderance
of opinion seems to be that the beam-trawlers have done the greatest
injury to shore fishing, from the fact that with their heavy trawls they
clean up the bottoms, thereby destroying the spawn and driving the fish
into deeper waters. It is the general opinion of local fishermen that if
heavy trawling continues, it will destroy the fishing industry on the
Massachusetts coast.
638
· 1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
The following table shows the value of the principal kinds of fish
caught in this State for 1915 as compared with 1905 and 1895:
PRODUCT
1915
1905
1895
Alewives
Bass
Bluefish,
Cod
Cusk.
Eels
Flounders
Haddock
Hake
Halibut
Herring.
Mackerel
Pollock
Scup
Shad
Squeteague
Squid
Swordfish :
$24,381
5,318
7,967
2,347,634
125,711
33,957
289,394
1,798,691
347,465
456,798
372,964
834,749
322,017
20,001
5,179
1,462
65,381
259,794
$33,682
11,045
15,229
2,317,008
222.510
50.034
104,202
1,176,283
309,077
863,708
534,812
939,411
347,277
18.052
3.786
90,737
19,485
110,450
$24,937
11,640
54,735
567,602
38,385
35,088
17,902
622,383
66,625
513,080
124,497
232,032
35,069
26,455
2,355
14,812
13,465
24,206
Whaling.
Many of the vessels reported in 1905 as engaged in the whaling
industry are now out of commission, and the value and product of the
industry have not been included in the presentation for 1915. The follow-
ing table shows the value of the whale products for New Bedford and
Provincetown for 1915 as compared with 1905:
WHALE PRODUCT
1915
1905
Total
$222,487
$419,340
New Bedford
Ambergris
Whalebone
Whale-oil
Provincetown
Ambergris
Whale-oil
1,150
137,700
258,925
217,987
4,500
2,800
18,765
Mollusks.
In 1905 the value of mollusks was $786,071 compared with $1,540,550
for 1915, a marked increase of $754,479.
Many changes have taken place in the shell fisheries, chiefly in the
town of Nantucket. In the summer of 1904 a considerable bed of
seed quahaugs was discovered off Tuckernuck Island. These were dug
in large quantities by the use of hand rakes for the purpose of propa-
gation. During the summer and the following winter, heavy storms,
however, broke an opening between the islands of Tuckernuck and
Muskeget, and the beds were buried with sand and destroyed. In the
early fall of 1906, the entire shore of the south and east side of Muskeget
Island was covered with tiny seed quahaugs, but the gales and storms
during that winter washed them out to bottoms where they perished by
anchor frost. In the winter of 1913 an enormous bed of quahaugs, about
fifteen miles long and eight miles wide, was discovered outside of Nan-
THE FISHERIES.
639
tucket Bar near Nantucket Shoals by a fisherman from Edgartown. It
has been fished daily, weather permitting, up to the present time, yield-
ing in the beginning, for the larger boats and under favorable conditions,
as high as 100 bushels a day. The digging is done by heavy power
dredges. The years of 1914 and 1915 show the highest records for ship-
ments of quahaugs from Nantucket. The fishermen claim that this bed
is showing signs of decreasing product and that it is now difficult to
obtain more than 50 bushels a day. The area, however, is so great that
it would seem to be almost impossible to completely exterminate the
quahaug. One of the greatest enemies of the quahaug is the salt water
snail, which feeds upon the seed quahaugs found in shoal waters having a
sandy bottom. When the seed quahaug is found on a muddy bottom the
snail does not trouble it, as it seems to be able to work only on sandy
bottoms.
In the fall of 1909, seed clams were discovered in Nantucket Harbor
near Hussey Shoals and were dug in such large quantities for bait that
the bed was entirely cleaned out. In Eastham the clam and quahaug
beds have been practically dug out; they have been reseeded but were
not ready for digging in 1914. It is very often claimed that the practice
of summer visitors digging clams for their own consumption and taking
all sizes, destroys the opportunity for the clams to seed, with the result
that the industry has, in a great measure, decreased.
Little interest has been taken during the past few years in replanting
oyster beds, and as a result that class of fishing has decreased.
In the winter of 1910 a large bed of scallops was discovered outside
and to the east of Nantucket Breakwater. These were dredged out in
such quantities that the bed was entirely exhausted. In 1914 hundreds
of bushels of scallops were destroyed at Muskeget Island, as the beds
located on the flats in shoal waters were badly frozen during the month
of February. Notwithstanding this fact, the season of 1913-1914 was
the largest Nantucket ever had in the scallop fishing industry, and the
records show that the amount of scallops shipped during the season
from November, 1913, to March, 1914, was 7,968 kegs, or about 48,000
gallons; for the season of 1914-1915, the shipments were 2,477 kegs; and
for the season of 1915-1916, 1,035 kegs. It is of little use to make any
record of scallop beds, as the life of the scallop is but two years. They
are migratory and in some years will be found in localities where they
were before practically unknown.
The following table shows the value of the principal mollusks obtained
in this State for 1915 as compared with 1905 and 1895:
PRODUCT
1915
1905
1895
Clams
Oysters
Quahaugs
Scallops
$295,588
445,737
380,776
396,941
$222,643
278,961
195,841
80,154
$174,332
119,603
31,115
79,541
640
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Crustaceans.
The total value of crustaceans reported for the Census of 1915 was
$447,167, of which $430,839 represented the value of the lobster catch,
an increase of $209,905 compared with the amount reported for 1905.
This should not be considered as an increase in the quantity of lobsters
obtained, as it is a well-known fact that the lobster is rapidly decreasing
in size and quantity. The enormous demand for lobsters and the shortage
in the market have greatly increased the selling price; thus the large
increase in value shown between the two censuses.
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE FISHERIES.
There were 11,814 persons reported as engaged in the fishing industry.
No attempt was made in the Census of 1915 to show the number of
partners, stockholders, etc., engaged in the fisheries; therefore the figure
11,814 represents the number of persons actually engaged in catching
fish. It was also decided not to show the nationality of the persons
employed, owing to the fact that the various crews of the boats and
vessels were continually changing. It is, however, a well-known fact
that the number of native-born persons engaged in fishing has gradually
decreased and that they have been replaced by those of foreign birth,
Portuguese and Italians predominating.
Most of the fishing done on boats or vessels is by the share system,
except in the case of beam-trawlers, where the men are hired by the
trip or by the month. Sometimes the owners supply the boats and crews
with everything required, including the necessary food for the trip, and
take a certain number of shares of the catch for themselves, dividing the
balance among the crew; in other cases the captain will furnish the
supplies, in which case the distribution of shares differs.
II. OCEAN AND COASTWISE COMMERCE.
The statistics presented on Ocean and Coastwise Commerce are for
the year ending December 31, 1914, and were obtained from 624 firms,
individual owners, and shipping agents to whom vessels were consigned
and who represented a number of firms. In tabulating the data care
was taken to avoid duplications, and where the same boat or vessel
entered different ports, it was credited to the port of entry, but where
the same boat or vessel entered a specified port more than once it was
accounted for only once, although the cargo brought on the various trips
was included in the total amount for that port. The number of boats
or vessels reported by ports, therefore, cannot be totalized to show the
number of craft engaged in commerce in the State. The tables presented
are as follows:
(B) Vumber and kind of boats and vessels engaged in commerce in the State, by
port of entry.
COMMERCE.
641
(C) Number, gross tonnage, value of boats and vessels, and number of crew, by
port of entry.
(D) Number of tons of freight, number of passengers, and amount received for trans-
portation, by port of entry.
(E) Number, kind, gross tonnage, value of boats and vessels, and number of crew
by State or country in which registered.
The amount of freight and the number of passengers carried in 1914
shows a decrease from 1904, although the earnings, due to the advance
in rates, have increased. In the early part of 1914, on account of business
depression, commerce greatly decreased and in August of that year 43
German and seven Austrian steamers which had been operating regularly,
ceased their operations. These 50 vessels, during the first seven months
of the year, brought to this country 198,629 tons of freight, at a cost for
transportation of $920,685, and 4,984 passengers, for transporting whom
$223,064 was received. The records also show that as a result of the war
other foreign vessels decreased greatly in the amount of freight and the
number of passengers carried. Many of the large steamers were used
by their respective governments for transporting troops, which prevented
them from being engaged in commerce.
The Census reports from 1885 to 1915 show earnings as follows:
FREIGHT
PASSENGERS
CENSUS YEAR
Total
Receipts
Tons
Receipts
Number
Receipts
1885
1895
1905
1915
$12,915,974
15,353,395
30,982,231
38,449,301
5,168,176
6,241,2341
21,039,109
18,754,393
$10,731,637
12,029,488
24,792,584
29,051,526
13,636,795
7,845,0752
26,492,075
23,451,988
$2,184,337
3,323,907
6,189,647
8,786,881
Number of tons carried by 12 vessels not stated.
2 Includes 2,171,604 railroad passengers carried free.
3 Includes $610,894 for towing.
The number of passengers carried and the amount received for their
transportation for the year ending December 31, 1914, classified by kind
of vessels, is shown in the following table:
PASSENGER BOATS AND VESSELS
Number of
Passengers
Amount
Received
for Trans-
portation
Total
Foreign vessels
American vessels
Excursion steamers
Ferries
All other
23,451,988
160,766
788,955
2,503,844
19,647,957
350,466
$8,786,881
4,922,747
2,734,204
579.369
478,100
72,461
In conjunction with the information obtained during the canvass for
the census, the following compilation has been made and is here sub-
mitted as of interest with respect to the shipbuilding industry of the
Commonwealth, being brought to date as of December 31, 1917:
642
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Number and Kind of Boats and Vessels of Five Tons and Over Built in Massachusetts
from January 1, 1900, to December 31, 1917, as Registered in the United States.
YEAR
Number Schooners Steamers
Motor
Boats
Sloops
Barges
Cat
Boats
Total
898
215
140
519
14
7
1900.
60
14
12
34
-
1901.
68
21
8
35
1
-
1902
80
28
6
41
3
1
1903
68
19
4
42
3
60
26
11
21
2
62
18
7
36
1
60
13
10
36
1
42
5
10
26
1
50
9
6
34
1
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908
1909
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
31
3
3
25
47
12
12
21
2
33
8
10
14
-
1
-
50
9
4
35
-
2
-
31
5
6
20
-
1914
27
3
3
20
1
-
1915
29
9
2
18
-
1916.
49
7
14
28
1917.
51
6
12
33
Gross Tonnage of Vessels of Five Tons and Over Built in Massachusetts from January
1, 1900, to December 31, 1917, as Registered in the United States.
YEAR
Gross
Tonnage
Schooners Steamers
Motor
Boats
Sloops
Barges
Cat
Boats
Total
42,744
254,361
317
4,310
20
320,430
6,132
9,362
18,678
981
1900.
1901
1902
2,517
2,634
4,321
1,635
49
881
2,476
1,238
11,183
7,512
1,488
52
887
1903
7,949
6,000
521
1,374
54
1904
675
1,018
1905
5,679
1,954
1,116
1,319
-
.
8
1906.
4,888
5,341
8,083
28,249
4,489
1,201
15
1907
474
534
-
-
12,260
8,622
10,415
29,263
6,893
2,049
12,527
9,616
10,996
1908
1,016
1,379
9
-
1909
992
254
803
-
-
.
1910
592
39
-
.
1,530
1,016
10,366
7,468
1911
323
809
715
1912
8,020
1,179
-
1,082
552
1913
9,113
7,539
1,022
1914
15,139
286
13,949
805
99
1915
1,904
1,068
344
492
1916
70,999
1,187
68,062
1,750
.
- -
1917
86,008
4,325
80,557
1,126
.
1
COMMERCE.
643
Value of Vessels of Five Tons and Over Built in Massachusetts from January 1, 1900,
to December 31, 1917, as Registered in the United States.
YEAR
Value
Schooners
Steamers
Motor
Boats
Sloops
Barges
Cat
Boats
Total
$19,020
$193,950
$1,200
1900
1901
2,940
39,645
1902
39,915
360
3,120
3,240
1903
1904
$35,104,377 $2,609,150 $30,874,330 $1,406,727
460,747 158,040 229,130 73,577
673,350 259,860 246,525 124,380
722,565 451,580 116,140 111,450
517,755 360,000 51,245 103,270
920,085 340,740 482,010 51,525
840,300 117,240 623,655 98,925
979,830 66,960 821,445 90,525
3,182,325 28,440 3,113,700 39,825
667,240 60,960 501,315 104,425
145,145 59,520 25,400 60,225
-
45,810
1905
480
1906
900
-
.
1907
360
!
1908
540
1
1909
-
1
1910
1,167,460
91,800
1,028,920
44,400
2,340
1911
60,960
725,305
21,450
1
36,405
844,120
985,740
1912
64,920
802,000
86,645
32,175
1913
849,640
33,120
739,020
77,500
-
-
1914
1,478,375
17,160
1,394,900
60,375
5,940
.
1915
135,380
64,080
34,400
36,900
1916
7,346,370
131,250
71,220 7,143,900
302,550 12,795,320
1917
13,187,950
90,080
-
In addition to the above-mentioned there have been built in the Com-
monwealth for the United States Government and for foreign countries the
following vessels:
7 Battleships
4 Cruisers
42 Tugs and steamships
5 Torpedo boats
45 Torpedo boat destroyers
63 Submarines
5 Lightships
2 Barges
20 Car floats
4 Gas launches
Under construction at the same time were:
12 Submarines
24 Torpedo boat destroyers
2 Scout cruisers
1 Tank steamer
644
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
(NOTE. - The State totals for 1905 include $1,018 for boats and vessels, $86 for apparatus, $2,515 for fish
THE STATE
Barnstable
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$4,571,176 $5,092,217
$74,828 $28,948
2
Boats and Vessels
8,890
3,680,163 | 4,148,640
301
58,219 || 19,558
3
9,390
130
4
2,753
16,609
305
1,130
185
5
143
6
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
891,013
4,133
136,348
100,000
294,554
233,009
122,909
943,577
3,944
151,897
57,541
254,629
205,289
270,277
270
540
160
46,258
13,654
228
7
80
8
5
1,395
10,000
3,239
1,952
5,550
1,455
9
10
1
11
12
95,289
14,019
550
1,190
1,667
13
14
15
260
16
17
18
1,293
630
19
20
Product
Fish.
Alewives
Bass
Bluefish
Cod
Cusk
Dogfish and other sharks
Eels
Flounders
Haddock
Hake
Halibut
Herring
Mackerel
Pollock .
Scup
Shad
Squeteague
Squid.
Swordfish
All other
9,568,506 | 8,279,127
320,128
260,731,620 lbs. 7,580,789 7,271,348 1,947,300 lbs. 68,388
1,544,480 lbs. 24,381 33,682 29,000 lbs. 550
124,085 lbs. 5,318 11,045 1,000 lbs. 60
102,435 lbs.
7,967 15,229 26.600 lbs. 2,560
68,515,309 lbs. 2,347,634 2,317,008 68,500 lbs. 2,775
6,537,365 lbs. 125,711 222,510
122,750 lbs.
566
529,555 lbs. 33.957 50,034 41,900 lbs. 2,730
10,010,212 lbs. 289,394 104,202 803,800 lbs. 25,489
73,236,647 lbs. 1,798,691 1,176,283
16,151,448 lbs. 347,465 309,077
5,267,271 lbs. 456,798 863,708
22,456.075 lbs. 372,964 534,812
16,880,276 lbs. 834,749 939,411 359,200 lbs. 18,269
18,005,156 lbs. 322,017 347,277 125,500 lbs. 1,515
671,470 lbs. 20,001 18,052 24.000 lbs. 1,125
293,979 lbs. 5,179 3,786
25,470 lbs. 1,462 90,737
6,159,310 lbs. 65,381 19,485 28.900 lbs. 625
2,411,419 lbs. 259,794 110,450
11,687,908 lbs. 261,360 104,560 438,900 lbs. 12,690
21
22
23
50
1,365
24
25
26
1,210
356
27
28
4,697
250
29
30
31
501
32
786,071
222,643
18,472
33
80,817
7,748
249,650
41,335
2,200
39,123 bu.
800 bu.
34
35
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels.
Oysters .
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
1,540,550
295,588
20,327
300
445,737
380,776
396,941
881
283,347 bu.
10,182 bu.
337 bu.
224,372 bu.
300,743 bu.
185,946 gals.
590 bu.
36
37
278,961
195,811
80,154
55,701 bu. 162.525
8,267 bu. 15,530
13,680 gals. 29,060 !
63,118
6,286
3,665
38
39
40
9,600 lbs.
2,090
221,708
189
453
10
41
Crustaceans
Crabs.
Lobsters
Shrimps
447,167
14,728
430,839
1,600
16,655 bu.
2,284,781 lbs.
800 gals.
42
9,600 lbs.
2,090
443
220,934
585
43
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
11,814
337
-
1
1 Includes $25 for conchs.
THE FISHERIES.
645
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905.
product, and $4,373 for shell fish (clams) for cities and towns not shown in the presentation for 1915.)
BEVERLY
BOSTON
Bourne
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$5,666
$67,108
$1,009,308 $1,101,061
$16,989
$7,828
2
29
4,140
56,326
1,413
887,329
1,011,040
98
15,360
6,892
3
1,526
10,782
121,979
63,021
936
1,629
219
4
137
15
5
2
86
1,430
715
6
7
2,910
1,043
3,659
2,605
566
1,320
1,809
43,046
2,615
52,303
35,367
6,600
13,857
35
7,162
322
8
9
10
24,015
1,410
597
10
11,195
2,325
84,191
76,345
2,371,759
87,455,509 lbs. 2,341,499
2,472,957
2,373,142
33,755
650
11
89,500 lbs.
6,500 lbs.
16,684
1,497
30
12
13
1
14
15
34,500 lbs.
1,075
42,540
21,327,785 lbs.
2,672,220 lbs.
574,361
46,920
48
650,793
97,525
16
-
17
6,500 lbs.
650
265
280
18
19
20
21
22
13,000 lbs.
12,000 lbs.
380
-
72
17
11,173
4,000
609
1,885
3,395
11,741
1,119,957 lbs.
44,312,884 lbs.
7,725,533 lbs.
1,589,751 lbs.
371,650 lbs.
2,466,746 lbs.
4,194,710 lbs.
32,928
1,096,643
165,754
148,310
4,765
72,554
72,041
14,902
33,887
603,136
134,093
602,048
13,907
88,100
99,925
-
23
24
134
1,045
25
22,000 lbs.
440
-
1
15,580 lbs.
504
18
26
27
28
29
30
31
-
-
913
881,838 lbs.
776,855 lbs.
104,189
22,530
22,425
12,353
8,000 lbs.
150
-
32
441
100 bu.
200
15,127
72,871
26,873
998
33,105
2,565
33
34
1,900 bu.
441
35
36
37
45,000
12,040
-- -
3,600 bu.
1,625 bu.
11,395 gals.
5,600
2,150
22,790
3,087
38
39
-
100 bu.
1
200
-
7,405
181,903 lbs.
30,060
60
40
41
42
100 bu.
42,600 lbs.
8,870
300
8,570
26,944
11
26,933
7,405
181,903 lbs.
30,060
43
60
44
19
-
2,399
-
-
79
-
1
646
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE A.
· VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Brewster
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
Chatham
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$20,637 || $15,130
$73,273
$73,532
2
Boats and Vessels
32
2,254
1,473
291
47,576
51,446
18,383
98
13,657
157
82
241
5
1
3 Apparatus
4 Eel pots
5 Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
6
Lobster pots .
7 Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
8 Pounds, traps and weirs
9 All other
1,363
402
25,697
326
332
2,563
4,174
12,840
5,462
22,086
339
238
1,968
7,670
9,925
1,946
28
88
13,375
36
18,195
85
21
29,566
28,087
.
969, 480 lbs.
119,700 lbs.
1,665
15,595
14,685 || 1,815,768 lbs.
588
36,760 lbs.
14 1,185 lbs.
20 7,485 lbs.
30 471,498 lbs.
148,940
54,969
1,586
78
370
21,464
89,241
38,971
155
1,042
99
3,631
140
1,400 lbs.
1,500 lbs.
75
8,200 lbs.
9,550 lbs.
15,160 lbs.
151
770
227
1,100
885
27,545 lbs.
137,780 lbs.
1,600 lbs.
1.748
3,465
30
1,039
4,874
10 Product
11 Fish
12
Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16
Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock
26
Scup
27 Shad
28
Squeteague
Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
-
88,100 lbs.
436,400 lbs.
5,760 lbs.
1,380
15,040
64
2,252
80
452
4,995
10,932
20,250 lbs.
191,815 lbs.
69,030 lbs.
42,020 lbs.
415
7,080
2,848
1,075
75
32
325
8,182
151
7,523
1,630
29
43,020 lbs.
528
356,880 lbs.
4,715
240,690 lbs.
8,047
899
451,920 lbs.
10,095
2,651
32
1,942 bu.
1,686 bu.
1,479
1,150
910
75
84,817
3,592
3,087 bu.
33
34
35
43,557
1,163
1 25
Mollusks
Clams.
Cockles.
Mussels
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
37
256 bu.
329
735
100
19,400 bu.
5,241 bu.
14,833 gals.
422 bu.
38,500
13,915
28,253
557
17,315
6,893
18,161
38
39
1
55,752 lbs.
9,154
6,713
40
41
42
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobstery
Shrimps
55,752 lbs.
9,154
6,713
43
-
44 | Persons engaged in fisheries
31
-
250
1
1 $25 for conchs.
THE FISHERIES.
647
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 -- Continued.
Chilmark
Cobasset
Dartmouth
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$18,942
$21,483
$14,953 || $21,495
$10,553
$905
2
38
10,155
6,630
67
7,780
10,918
88
7,488
763
3
142
7,173
15
4
216
11
22
3,065
45
29
-
5
33
10,577
1
33
10,020
416
16
6
8,787
216
45
1,450
325
6,700
51
14,853
232
137
512
1,363
12,600
9
459
918
725
13
13
122
3,165
62
6,015
732
7
8
15
5
1,500
573
9
378
92
10
11
30,675
20,410
300
27,915
26,955
30,787
9,493
21,375
1,361
1,691
1,198
162,715 lbs.
444,900 lbs.
20,000 lbs.
15,000 lbs.
26,218
4,290
400
12
261,670 lbs.
30,000 lbs.
350 lbs.
13
870
355
35
14
42
301
15
4,700 lbs.
275
5,400 lbs.
216
150
40
16
-
-
105
17
1,000 lbs.
3,500 lbs.
112,500 lbs.
3,950 lbs.
10,800 lbs.
365
18
895
3,125 lbs.
250
137
360
12,200 lbs.
235,000 lbs.
534
1,533
395
290
19
9,040
20
4,000 lbs.
120
21
9
2,000 lbs.
25
22
-
23
-
132
90
8,600 lbs.
11,500 lbs.
2,452
460
24
25
54,000 lbs.
9,000 lbs.
31,300 lbs.
5,200
190
1,100
49,600 lbs.
1,200 lbs.
2,636
36
26
3,600 lbs.
170
27
28
6,600
18
12,230
9,900 lbs.
665
262
28
4,070 lbs.
21,600 lbs.
29
1
240
30
--
2,466
405
31
53,800 lbs.
1,875
99,390 lbs.
6,235
942
48,200 lbs.
1,413
810
32
10
69
1,115 bu..
1,115 bu.
1,115
1,115
12,990 bu.
1,152 bu.
18,956
1,315
33
10
33
1
34
35
36
1
11,838 bu.
17,641
37
38
39
36
53,700 lbs.
9,150
950
104,655 lbs.
21,294
40
41
20,014
18,500 lbs.
2,972
424
42
53,700 lbs.
9,150
950
104,655 lbs.
21,294
20,014
18,500 lbs.
2,972
424
43
44
31
35
104
1
648
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Dennis
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
Dighton
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$25,139 $20,499
$1,290
$1,915
2
Boats and Vessels
135
18,731
9,638
6
425
290
865
1,625
3
4
20
-
5
1
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
290
6,408
25
290
563
950
3,450
1,130
10,861
116
66
299
2,685
7,020
675
1
6
7
8
9
27
6
1,350
440
425
3
275
556,760 lbs.
8,000 lbs.
65,503
21,713
127
79,500 lbs.
75,000 lbs.
800
800
650
3,050
3,050
1,900
45,715
15,299
2,859
127
1,719
103
123,300 lbs.
5,300
-
1
3,200 lbs.
75,040 lbs.
225
2,132
1,887
1,034
-
1
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15
Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock.
26
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
1
1
366
2,884
128
106,400 lbs.
25,000 lbs.
3,300 lbs.
9,440 lbs.
6,560
1,000
165
324
Scup
-
1,150
105
3,179
90
76,720 lbs.
850
1
126,360 lbs.
5,030
817
4,500 lbs.
150
32
1
41,220
3,230
29,556
215
33
3,180 bu.
34
35
36
Mollusks
Clams.
Cockles
Mussels .
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
-
2,000
37
1
125 bu.
18,369 gals.
250
37,740
38
27,341
39
40
13,400 lbs.
2,570
860
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
42
13,400 lbs
2,570
860
43
-
Persons engaged in fisheries
138
-
THE FISHERIES.
649
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
Duxbury
Eastham
Edgartown
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$11,187
$8,763
$15,569 || $24,947
$64,890||$21,053
2
24
5,150
6,823
78
13,480
16,210
137
52,620
15,587
3
6,037
2,089
150
8,737
94
4
143
380
12,270
380
1,174
5
15
1,940
16
158
675
925
43
6
265
20
5,466
146
400
4
2,566
960
1,390
7
9
668
530
200
5,000
292
7,530
8
3
3
50
116
90
1,120
686
100
7,600
643
9
3,186
10
19,960
10,238
18,993
6,195
32,120
9,870
11
483,265 lbs.
23,188
4,880
15
113,035 lbs.
1,800 lbs.
12
3,195,383 lbs.
483,440 lbs.
9,000 lbs.
4,000 lbs.
1,287,000 lbs.
22,500 lbs.
13
149,857
102,547
6,043
450
325
34,560
1,035
54,505
22,863
2,477
1,298
2,727
698
14
15
1,674
16
-
-
17
1
18
64
500 lbs.
13,335 lbs.
45,360 lbs.
12
1,207
982
1,209
19
-
20
67,925 lbs.
314,000 lbs.
308,500 lbs.
4,184
9,005
10,400
1,919
1,523
510
20
95,000 lbs.
1,930
1,250
-
21
1
22
23
1,060
242,400 lbs.
69,625 lbs.
14,000 lbs.
4,288
3,072
245
112
2,500
550
38,700 lbs.
2,260
1
25
-
105
367,000 lbs.
6,000 lbs.
23,000 lbs.
19,000
100
535
100
6,443
24
802
300
908
26
1
27
1
--
28
6,700
1,620 lbs.
23
1
29
30
23
773
129,368 lbs.
173,650 lbs.
11,955
4,955
1,691
1,443
31
62,240 lbs.
703
25
11,720 lbs.
381
-
4,760 bu.
4,000 bu.
760 bu.
5,890
4,265
1,625
8,150
265
1,885
18,257
3,962
22,250
575
47,010
4,505
32
33
34
35
36
31,642
172
4,105 bu.
4,555 bu.
1
-
6,000
1
21,675
37
38
39
10,994 bu.
356 gals.
13,920
375
19,182 bu.
7,285 gals.
28,085
14,420
25,950
5,520
-
4,648
51
1
300
40
41
3,832
832
3,000
70 bu.
70 bu.
300 bu.
300 bu.
51
1,065 bu.
13,520 lbs.
300
42
4,648
-
1
43
-
44
22
76
-
133
650
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
Essex
CLASSIFICATION
1915
1905
1905
Fairhaven
1915
Number or
Quantity
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$24,396 $11,937
$7,540 $18,835
2
Boats and Vessels
54
21,293
10,321
87
6,695
16,123
3
1,616
845
2,712
4
18
5
3,103
45
480
180
2,000
214
80
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
6
85
2
332
132
1,340
1,063
7
8
9
398
339
765
908
-
51,263
25,224
23,048
13,422
1,250
33,457
2,000
28,086
9,467
929,780 lbs.
50,000 lbs.
90
230,000 lbs.
5,860
50,000 lbs.
2,000
3,400
140
1,850
1
2,780 lbs.
220
172
1
-
593
185,000 lbs.
2,700
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock.
26
Scup
27 Shad
28
Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
110
160
-
-
162,000 lbs.
306,500 lbs.
3,340
5,275
15
2,900
9,000
6,550
125
-
2,800
669
43,500 lbs.
894
32
31,457
24,881 bu.
24,356 bu.
525 bu.
25,471
24,974
497
9,626
9,626
33
17,989
311
34
1
35
-
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles .
Mussels.
Oysters .
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
1
-
37
-
20,185 bu.
600 gals.
30,257
1,200
14,637
3,041
38
39
40
2,272 lbs.
568
630
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
42
2,272 lbs.
568
630
43
-
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
97
-
-
86
-
-
THE FISHERIES.
651
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
Freetown
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$110
$2,540
$15,519
$16,418
$300
$13
2
1
100
1,715
45
13,095
14,907
3
150
10
3
10
825
150
3
2,424
150
4
100
1,511
354
254
5
6
357
714
184
545
7
300
8
100
1
150
1,000
560
9
10
425
174
3
10
-
-
-
200
400
100
17,007
3,112
11
16,259
2,489
300
2,000 lbs.
157,450 lbs.
200
20,000 lbs.
20,000 lbs.
12
200
20,906
11,680
820
1,026
187
70
13
3,150 lbs.
262
14
15
16
1
17
18
500
1,500 lbs.
85,000 lbs.
150
1,700
4,657
515
19
20
21
22
23
64,000 lbs.
800
634
24
2,100
25
26
165
27
-
28
185
254
29
30
31
127
1,125
2,000 lbs.
100
1,504
3,800 lbs.
200
200 bu,
300
11,825
32
33
13,770
1,500
9,088
600
34
35
36
1
7,000
12,030
240
37
200 bu.
300
100 bu.
3,850 bu.
2,950 gals.
150
5,775
5,900
-
33
1,488
39
10,350 lbs.
2,070
138
40
41
42
10,350 lbs.
2,070
138
43
1
32
2
1
1
1
652
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A.
VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
GLOUCESTER
1905
Gay Head
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$12,204 $12,359
$1,696,752 $2,158,076
2
Boats and Vessels
33
7,490
3,150
1,853
1,454,213 1,923,014
3
4,714
9,209
80
5
8
6
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots . .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other.
755
6
6
100
1,510
150
2,900
54
4,011
6,336
7
242,539
390
68,196
11,903
156,385
2,000
3,665
230
120
8,845
6
235,062
28
80,735
4,305
147,210
2,547
237
8
9
26,095
14,295
495,500 lbs.
24,534
3,438,218 3,377,430
23,992 | 104,072,874 lbs. 3,388,096 3,345, 799
30
1,981
534
19,000 lbs.
570
4,000 lbs.
120
34,795,960 lbs. 1,384,289 1,223,812
3,461,864 lbs. 70,016 111,638
- -
18
200,000 lbs.
4,950
611
1
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13
Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19
Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock.
Scup
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
357,200 lbs.
21,636,195 lbs.
6,859,055 lbs.
3,555,768 lbs.
14,688,770 lbs.
7,925,208 lbs.
9,501,721 lbs.
7,225
495,306
151,943
295,982
280,209
452,170
172,051
514
1,705
308,455
103,168
244,037
453,170
701,110
145,587
1
1,175
38,000 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
127,000 lbs.
3,200
100
2,675
-
26
3,402
10
17,298
190,725 lbs.
2,291
213
500 lbs.
30
286
628
61,380 lbs.
630,705 lbs.
408,323 lbs.
580
66,895
9,139
42,193
8,216
102,000 lbs.
2,650
-
1
32
33
34
1,800 bu.
1,800 bu.
1,750
1,750
17,735 bu.
17,735 bu.
19,377
19,377
8,930
8,930
-
35
36
37
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels .
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
38
1
39
40
55,500 lbs. 10,050
542
188,062 lbs.
30,745
22,701
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
42
55,500 lbs.
10,050
542
188,062 lbs. . 30,745
22,701
43
-
-
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
19
3,486
1
THE FISHERIES.
653
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
Gosnold
Harwich
Hingham
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$16,121
$14,681
$18,395
$7,137
$3,266
$2,403
2
34
12,550
10,466
72
10,444
4,795
43
2,700
2,063
3
3,571
2,342
566
340
4,215
28
7,951
49
26
80
91
12
218
36
2,370
103
110
1,195
6
7
8
126
1,460
993
1,500
108
225
1,231
975
2
4
800
6,200
811
1,000
165
4
9
124
123
43
10
1
14,885
6,135
27,817
10,303
7,874
3,924
20
12,413
8,473
11
12,307
7,383
1,773
14,814
12,072
250,480 lbs.
98,780 lbs.
12
g
13
75
1
173
76
404,500 lbs.
14,400 lbs.
2,800 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
95,000 lbs.
2,000 lbs.
50 lbs.
2,500 lbs.
14
2
60
4,625
100
30
75
281
17,250 lbs.
652
150
15
16
-
-
1
17
--
18
-
684
200
161
34
445
5,970 lbs.
54,880 lbs.
19
13,000 lbs.
370
965
1,030
4,800 lbs.
10,000 lbs.
192
300
20
1
-
21
-
-
-
1
8
680
29,650 lbs.
755
1,705
1,080 lbs.
9,000 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
72,000 lbs.
12
600
100
1,200
14,700 lbs.
10,300 lbs.
744
309
249
500 lbs.
25
-
--
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
-
1,260
1,505
200
454
328
144,000 lbs.
2,000 lbs.
54,300 lbs.
1,800
200
933
145,850 lbs.
3,701
832
41,730 lbs.
6,276
11,761
17,514
498
4,924
9
409 bu.
32
33
34
35
36
2,750 bu.
1,840 bu,
910 bu.
3,940
1,900
2,040
2,562
985
1,577
-
37
1,190 bu.
5,522 gals.
28 bu.
38
1,850
15,142
24
375
4,540
39
1
40
44,200 lbs.
8,750
3,950
-
-
180
41
-
42
44,200 lbs.
8,750
3,950
-
180
43
18
68
41
1
-
654
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
CLASSIFICATION
Hull
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
1905
Ipswich
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$21,570 | $11,910
$11,479
$6,265
2
Boats and Vessels
122
11,206
6,181
113
9,545
5,759
3
10,364
5,729
506
1,934
60
4
30
55
- -
5
11
48
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
46
17
6
190
5,055
23
9,580
210
5,266
66
95
27
1,100
206
7
8
9
563
397
536
182
75,250
406
13,200 lbs.
25,427
90
45,103
7,572
27,335
7,595
378,680 lbs.
- -
- -
-
150 lbs.
8
5,500 lbs.
165
125
25
60
210
-
5,000 lbs.
10,300 lbs.
21,000 lbs.
450
309
426
50
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15
Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21
Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock .
26
Scup
27
Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
9,000 lbs.
1,550 lbs.
250
98
18,760 lbs.
18,120 lbs.
268,000 lbs.
405
962
4,010
6,910
50
225
1
2,500 lbs.
50
30
32,000 lbs.
845
32
5,418 bu.
5,378 bu.
6,341
6,241
7,840
7,420
420
38,655 bu.
38,655 bu.
36,361
36,361
19,455
19,455
33
34
35
36
37
Mollusks
Clams.
Cockles .
Mussels.
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
38
39
40 bu.
100
40
17,497
285
41
Crustaceans
Crabs.
Lobsters
Shrimps
4,900 bu.
312,209 lbs.
68,503
4,279
64,224
100 bu.
5,400 lbs.
1,170
90
1,080
42
17,497
285
43
Persony engaged in fisheries
90
100
-
THE FISHERIES.
655
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1915 – Continued.
Kingston
LYNN
Manchester
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$1,456
-
1
$2,973 | $41,019
$3,962
$9,440
2
9
1,225
-
10
2,898
40,037
13
2,630
2,389
3
231
75
982
1,332
7,051
4
22
108
5
6
43
36
32
300
6
105
210
142
150
7
1
12
576
265
50
6,700
8
15
1
1,000
9
15
20
119
I
1
10
-
-
3,120
142
5,936
1,889
23,733
10,053
5,875
2,900
11
10,980 lbs.
59,120 lbs.
-
83,000 lbs.
9,931
7,527
140
12
-
13
-
-
14
1
1
1
15
18,000 lbs.
590
1,184
30,000 lbs.
1,225
983
16
17
500 lbs.
15
-
18
50
124
60
30
100
19
20
21
3,000 lbs.
10,500 lbs.
3,200 lbs.
75
340
450
1,000 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
20,000 lbs.
40
15
1,068
60
1
400
22
23
1,080 lbs.
12
-
4,800 lbs.
105
2,010
3,000
2,240
660
24
-
-
450
8,000 lbs.
11,000 lbs.
25
11,000 lbs.
270
1
330
1,410
26
27
520
28
29
1
1
30
2,400
825
31
130
9,900 lbs.
1
8,120 lbs.
434
12,000 lbs.
425
341
32
1
1
1,200 bu.
1,200 bu,
1,725
1,725
2,503 bu.
2,503 bu.
4,047
4,047
33
12,627
12,309
318
34
35
36
1
37
33
39
-
1
40
15,500 lbs.
2,975
2,404
41
42
100 bu.
5,315 lbs.
1,253
160
1,093
1,053
5
1,048
15,500 lbs.
2,975
2,404
43
-
3
10
8
1
-
656
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
Marblehead
Marion
1915
1905
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$28,073
$5,809
$41,294
$3,911
2
Boats and Vessels
121
20,550
3,582
84
40,675
3,599
3
7,523
619
312
100
36
4
5
6
7
8
9
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots . .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds. traps and weirs
All other
2,227
85
202
1,759
17
164
553
4,928
420
1,200
422
2,474
41
20
6
519
256
55,555
28,609
24,782
5,758
59,816
7,066
864,011 lbs.
143,300 lbs.
12,724
529
314
80
55
40
3,814
193,347 lbs.
10,355 lbs.
6,069
185
871
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock .
26
Scup
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
32,900 lbs.
43,735 lbs.
50,460 lbs.
52
1,259
1,592
908
- -
88,400 lbs.
25,400 lbs.
107,415 lbs.
1,068
1,250
2,415
40
-
44,000 lbs.
2,201
2,080 lbs.
46
- -
1
-
63,369 lbs.
246,550 lbs.
7,298
6,907
557
99,300 lbs.
4,865
21,100 gals. 52,750
32
33
34
35
12,195
635
Mollusks
Clams.
Cockles.
Mussels.
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
200
11,360
37
21,100 gals. 52,750
38
39
135,230 lbs.
26,946
19,024
40
41
42
43
Crustaceans
Crabs.
Lobsters
Shrimps
1 1 1
135,230 lbs.
26,946
19,024
44 Persons engaged in fisheries
80
83
-
THE FISHERIES.
657
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
Marshfield
Mashpee
Mattapoisett
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$16,382 || $11,284
$1,601
$2,021
$31,186
$4,238
2
73
11,867
7,233
15
1,460
1,436
64
30,020
3,750
3
141
585
1,166
488
4,051
133
4
2
4,515
10
41
4,185
74
256
46
5
90
15
50
21
6
415
830
286
2,181
7
3,534
270
7
17
10
8
9
205
24
126
266
286
171
1
1
10
11
12
20,926
703
11,770
1,695
6,280
390
49,882
3,840
22,160 lbs.
8,043
1,973
333
8,200 lbs.
74,450 lbs.
8,022
2,312
754
13
1
170
I
14
15
15,930 lbs.
478
1,311
3,200 lbs.
140
-
-
16
17
5
450 lbs.
500 lbs.
18
35
114
847
-
1
19
20
2,800 lbs.
84
1
21
-
1
- --
22
1
23
2
75
180 lbs.
1,500 lbs.
800 lbs.
195
24
25
350
75
24
26
1,100 lbs.
23,150 lbs.
1,275
589
27
1
1
20
98
28
29
30
31
75
3,900 lbs.
195
698
51,300 lbs.
2,565
310
600 bu.
500 bu,
32
33
34
800
800
17,600 gals.
43,450
1,095
1,095
3,240 bu.
1,215 bu.
6,070
240
5,890
1,315
4,523
130
35
36
37
38
1,875 bu.
150 bu.
4,350
225
2,000
3,830
1
-
3,920
473
17,600 gals.
43,450
39
-
40
94,840 lbs.
19,423
8,980
16,200 lbs.
2,592
1,187
41
42
94,840 lbs.
19,423
8,980
16,200 lbs.
2,592
1,187
43
1
44
37
15
1
1
-
57
658
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A.
-
VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
Nahant
Nantucket
1915
1905
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$17,323 | $16,247
$72,048 $36,529
2
Boats and Vessels
63
7,462
5,722
194
57,935
24,311
9,861
10,525
3
4
5
6
475
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots . .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
1,693
42
3,386
115
6,000
318
7
14,113
585
999
720
5,310
2,000
4,499
64
1,310
95
9,028
28
79
12,218
6
494
472
7,693
3,000
553
360
110
2
8
4
9
18,171
7,293
20,008
12,169 || 1,675,100 lbs.
228,160
58,870
441,529 lbs.
45,001
32,278
13
35
5,880
3,150
500 lbs.
57,000 lbs.
242,000 lbs.
50
4,050
9,530
6,900 lbs.
387
1,141
100
1
30 lbs.
2
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13
Bass
14
Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock.
26
Scup
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
80,100 lbs.
390,000 lbs.
201,000 lbs.
4,450
9,400
5,760
2,139
365
3,524
290,400 lbs.
3,876
5,542
2,000 lbs.
120
1,313
140,000 lbs.
252,000 lbs.
22,000 lbs.
9,475
4,710
670
74
4,783
4,605
363
40
2,372
50
-
5,000 lbs.
28,000 lbs.
257,500 lbs.
100
2,600
8,075
2,233
2,702
142,199 lbs.
2,908
4,023
1
32
33
34
825 bu.
225 bu.
600 bu.
930
230
700
164,565
235
11,008
291
225 bu.
35
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels.
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
37
115,216 bu.
32,875 gals.
98,380
65,950
1,040
4,325
5,352
38
39
40
7,839
27,800 lbs.
4,725
1,715
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
52 bu.
47,300 lbs.
9,948
156
9,792
42
7,839
27,800 lbs.
4,725
1,715
43
-
1
Persons engaged in fisheries
37
-
226
1
1
THE FISHERIES.
659
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 Continued.
NEW BEDFORD
Newbury
NEWBURYPORT
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$372,922 || $519,783
$2,548
$222
$27,102 || $16,561
2
527
309,990
278,087
25
2,395
188
70
17,391
12,649
3
153
34
3,912
157
4
5
90
5
142
6
62,932 || 241,696
69
916
869
4,990 260
15,180 2,896
1,200
40,646 || 1237,602
35
2,570
1,360
1
9,711
170
291
70
6,395
2,400
385
7
5
26
3,063
8
6
9
153
24
550
10
9,507
-
294,978
3,721,486 lbs. | 178,585
60,761
37,844
1,150
60
55,285
38,304
69,040
17,550
11
1,605,137 lbs.
12
13
1,305
14
1
15
3,939
2,875
728,255 lbs.
240,830 lbs.
19,072
2,888
160,400 lbs.
8,355 lbs.
4,887
124
16
-
-
17
-
.
18
40
19
217
1,208
2,806
26
470,880 lbs.
387,801 lbs.
54,170 lbs.
70,161 lbs.
14,000 lbs.
58,876 lbs.
30,600 lbs.
13,180 lbs.
2,800
25
250
20,061
10,834
816
6.983
1,400
2,022
920
307
20
21
22
800
-
-
23
24
20
882,392 lbs.
70,145 lbs.
92,000 lbs.
47,788
1,313
2,600
536,360 lbs.
88,038 lbs.
196,387 lbs.
9,413
8
2,018
25
6,760
4,510
4,458
6,350
1,700
1,450
26
27
28
50
29
30
533,584 lbs.
191,268 lbs.
49,655
15,375
14,672
1,382
31
498,941 lbs.
12,916
2,100
101,501
32
33
22,233
165
8,905 bu.
8,905 bu.
9,507
9,507
1,090
1,090
14,861 bu.
14,674 bu.
16,831
16,681
51,474
51,474
34
-
35
187 bu
150
36
37
66,160 bu.
99,301
2,200
20,150
1,918
II 1 1
38
800 gals.
39
40
-
14,892
684
150
16
41
60
65 bu.
450 lbs.
42
684
90
16
81,600 lbs.
800 gals.
13,292
1,600
43
-
44
1,013
20
1
90
1
-
1 Includes whaling gear.
660
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS — 1915.
TABLE A. – VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
Oak Bluffs
Orleans
1915
1915
1905
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$14,668
$9,533
$17,574
$19,980
2
Boats and Vessels
30
12,830
9,295
99
14,485
17,141
3
238
3,089
104
4
40
50
100
5
1,838
45
200
58
1,280
80
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots . .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
149
19
29
207
6
7
535
2,839
27
11
212
490
1,176
923
6
8
2
1,350
1,020
9
255
20
-
36,020
20,059
18,330
627,100 lbs.
29,089
5,432
109,825 lbs.
4,727
7,425
7,138
6
1,469
1,680
142
25,500 lbs.
1,035
10
28,000 lbs.
975
7,800 lbs.
465
42
-
1
1,200 lbs.
423,700 lbs.
22,700 lbs.
120
10,580
885
104
728
26,275 lbs.
26,600 lbs.
835 lbs.
2,374
907
50
1,700
2,146
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18
Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21
Hake.
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock.
26
27
28 Squeteague
29
Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
50
-
50
14
1,320
917
15,500 lbs.
2,000 lbs.
59,600 lbs.
2,240 lbs.
35,200 lbs.
3,475 lbs.
1,030
80
1,780
107
665
Scup
Shad
1
1,265
1 1 1
725
4,000 lbs.
44,900 lbs.
400
1,445
112
7,400 lbs.
195
54
32
1,091
343
257
95
30,430
2,205
33
325 bu.
21,202
7,324
451
6,445 bu.
574 bu.
34
1
35
Mollusks
Clams.
Cockles.
Mussels
Oysters .
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
37
275 bu.
175 gals.
348
400
155
7
8,371 bu.
809 gals.
11,650
1,777
28,060
165
38
39
-
40
2,650 lbs.
638
30
13,137 lbs.
2,455
863
41
42
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
2,650 lbs.
638
30
13,137 lbs.
2,455
863
43
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
34
-
92
-
-
1
THE FISHERIES.
661
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
Plymouth
Provincetown
QUINCY
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$50,929
$50,254
$325,616 $353, 441
$2,242
$3,549
2
216
34,303
38,237
825
209,112 || 260,259
15
1,775
2,785
3
116,504
93,182
467
814
4
135
20
22
24
81
5
6
16,626
170
479
9,767
1,540
3,400
1,270
55
390
12,017
26
1,361
4,482
681
4,500
967
4,876
112
195
672
7
475
1,193
33
13,418
681
20,275
70,000
12,130
20,204
660
27,897
40,700
3,721
13
8
3
9
24
10
112,246
53,257
750
681,375
679,544
84,178
65,465 || 31,336,866 lbs.
4,465
650,856
647,064
2,622
697
11
3,955
1,559
2,149,154 lbs.
59,680 lbs.
8,200 lbs.
-
12
13
14
I
20
41
221,914
7,575
15
450 lbs.
20
80
176,800 lbs.
4,800 lbs.
5,175
165
29,441
3,000
6,019,320 lbs.
9,558 lbs.
184,171
148
16
17
18
440
1,600 lbs.
150
145
12
19
20
21
13,000 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
70,500 lbs.
31,400 lbs.
1,300
20
2,163
490
50
12,254
8,015
130,880 lbs.
3,425,254 lbs.
5,256,863 lbs.
968,337 lbs.
30,930 lbs.
3,147,405 lbs.
1,950,755 lbs.
1,879,766 lbs.
4,741
93,972
150,579
19,250
3,612
35,379
80,604
28,249
12
40,067
169,121
48,494
11,853
12,862
51,627
37,179
22
-
23
24
1,199,800 lbs.
297,660 lbs.
15,566 lbs.
15,340
15,664
377
485
5,248
25
850 lbs.
32
-
37,840 lbs.
1,330
26
27
28
29
1,207
-
170
6,435
12,314
6,180
21,200
30
4,885,880 lbs.
67,052 lbs.
3,527,026 lbs.
-
49,004
8,147
20,358
31
278,948 lbs.
11,813
860
5,300 lbs.
495
1,322
32
25
708
14,479 bu.
12,169 bu.
2,310 bu.
17,790
12,690
5,100
3,135
350
2,785
20 bu.
20 bu.
1,447
327
33
34
25
708
35
-
36
37
1,120
38
39
219,086 lbs.
41,199
15,578
11,194 lbs.
1,806
2,345
10,700 lbs.
1,925
1,688
40
41
42
43
219,086 lbs.
41,199
15,578
11,194 lbs.
1,806
2,345
10,700 lbs.
1,925
1,688
1
44
221
-
1,058
7
I
1
662
1916.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
CLASSIFICATION
Raynham
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
REVERE
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$250
$570
$5,252
$5,827
2
Boats and Vessels
2
100
135
76
3,950
2,495
150
435
1,302
3,332
3
4
5
50
89
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
469
6
7
888
225
1
150
20
299
10
3,000
3
150
8
9
160
175
125
125
125
2,878
2,878
2,168
8,126
3,244
15,000 lbs.
15,000 lbs.
7,199
3,500
208,466 lbs.
1,500 lbs.
45
220
-
1
10
-
2,200 lbs.
96
170
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23
Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock .
26
Scup
27
Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
2,000 lbs.
30
160,000 lbs.
1,250
1,700
12
112
700
50
42,766 lbs.
1,823
1,236
32
1,589 bu,
1,589 bu.
1,582
1,582
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels .
Oysters .
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
III 1
-
-
-
3,699
40
41
42
43
Crustaceans
Crabs.
Lobsters
Shrimps
110 bu.
15,450 lbs.
3,300
100
3,200
3,699
-
44 Persons engaged in fisheries
1
18
THE FISHERIES.
663
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
Rockport
Rowley
SALEM
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$58,753
$84,900
$1,773
$1,239
$18,724
$8,540
2
104
31,740
65,080
23
1,428
1,141
72
15,585
6,367
3
27,013
19,820
345
98
3,139
2,173
5
4
12
24
5
16
6
-
3,022
804
705
11,288
8,260
5,000
1,760
3,528
2,436
8,089
5,750
17
625
24
1,264
1,250
580
7
396
979
735
150
28
8
3
29
9
155
70
45
29
10
-
-
1
95,482 | 195,218
68,197 185,483
12,123
1,838
11,683
575
47,738
40,133
12,826
7,532
11
2,085,433 lbs.
61,550 lbs.
1,559,067 lbs.
12
-
-
13
14
-
15
16,000 lbs.
600
889,023 lbs.
40,888 lbs.
31,064
1,603
77,442
2,400
767,685 lbs.
33,830 lbs.
20,948
1,015
438
100
16
17
150 lbs.
18
18
19
20
297
1,589
600
400
6,000 lbs.
200
21
234,191 lbs.
96,648 lbs.
12,000 lbs.
207,350 lbs.
160,376 lbs.
375,790 lbs.
80,000 lbs.
271,983 lbs.
120,000 lbs.
1,826 lbs.
7,200 lbs.
6,040
2,254
1,200
2,575
9,795
7,687
22
1,820
7,785
3,000
180
80
53,400
7,448
4,245
1,150
19,978
13,698
23
100
500
24
8,000 lbs.
6,400 lbs.
25,000 lbs.
320
-
765
25
600
227,146 lbs.
4,518
26
1
27
21,164 lbs.
274
28
29
30
31
43,003 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
5,205
500
5,672
50
1,967
1,376
75
49,397 lbs.
787
32
525
11,137 bu.
11,137 bu.
10,285
10,285
10,988
10,988
700 bu.
700 bu.
33
525
34
35
36
37
38
39
--
-
165,040 lbs.
27,285
9,735
120
35,400 lbs.
7,080
5,294
40
41
-
120
42
165,040 lbs.
27,285
9,735
35,400 lbs.
7,080
5,294
43
-
44
125
29
43
1
1
664
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
CLASSIFICATION
1905
Salisbury
1915
Number or
Quantity
Value
Sandwich
1915
Number or
Quantity
Value
1905
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$4,099
$4,191
$13,649
$3,704
2
Boats and Vessels
48
2,839
2,772
20
4,708
770
3
1,260
1,419
8,941
4
5
181
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots.
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
232
176
133
575
464
370
208
6
7
8
9
4
2,934
63
88
142
540
2,070
31
19
20
416
195
8,300
10
7
245
535
799,250 lbs.
35,204
14,947
36,608
10,040
1,300
971,200 lbs.
25,250
21,750
5,569
4,525
15
90
94,700 lbs.
4,091
5,660
53,000 lbs.
1,950
1,298
1
1
328
7,200 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
4,000 lbs.
17,550 lbs.
9,800 lbs.
24,000 lbs.
29
350
150
100
430
294
270
10 Product
11 Fish
12 A lewives
13
Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16
Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18
Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21
Hake.
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock .
26
27
Shad
28
Squeteague
29 Squid.
30 Swordfish
31 All other
5
-
-
100
192,000 lbs.
3,700 lbs.
176,500 lbs.
2,400
522
3,240
25,000 lbs.
160,000 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
500
9,850
29
75
859
2,980
100
Scup
17,000 lbs.
400
1
904
-
267,000 lbs.
4,750
264,000 lbs.
3,300
445,000 lbs.
4,000
893
57
16,749 bu.
16,749 bu.
17,929
17,929
26,180
26,180
50 bu.
50 bu.
50
50
21
32
33
34
35
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
37
- -
36
38
39
-
40
388
18,400 lbs.
3,450
41
Crustaceans
Crabs.
Lobsters
Shrimps
7 bu.
8,050 lbs.
2,328
20
2,308
987
15
972
42
388
18,400 lbs.
3,450
43
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
39
-
24
1
THE FISHERIES.
665
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 — Continued.
Saugus
Scituate
Somerset
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$4,852
$491
$16,449 | $17,707
$1,070
$1,274
2
31
4,290
465
81
8,608
11,882
11
730
594
3
562
26
7,841
5,825
340
680
4
2
59
5
9
8
133
230
6
120
3,074
153
39
6,497
1,133
770
4,012
483
7
4
240
- -
150
75
8
-
1
98
9
199
15
172
560
115
275
10
19,157
14,396
5,085
1,248
26,734
3,679
10,269
2,027
4,075
525
59,733 lbs.
264,389 lbs.
11
12
19 700 lbs.
17,500 lbs.
9,958
2,629
1,804
10
350
13
-
14
-
15
3,200 lbs.
96
525
22,761 Ibs.
696
1,610
16
-
17
18
320
500 lbs.
50
313
19
18
203
-
-
400 lbs.
1,300 lbs.
20
39
166
375
15,000 lbs.
30
1
21
22
-
23
16,000 lbs.
100
179,550 lbs.
40,778 lbs.
1,039
1,499
97
60
24
1
25
26
27
150 lbs.
10
198
30
28
30
29
-
-
30
31
38,833 lbs.
14,143
32
6,300 lbs.
70
200
1,550 lbs.
115
274
32
10
25
1,469 bu.
996 bu.
473 bu.
2,041
962
1,079
3,837
3,814
23
15 bu.
15 bu.
2,400 bu.
450 bu.
33
3,550
675
7,329
3,259
10
25
34
35
1
75
50 bu.
1,900 bu.
3,550
520
2,800
36
37
38
39
40
111,725 lbs.
23,045
8,217
41
1,420 bu.
5,250 lbs.
2,720
1,410
1,310
42
111,725 lbs.
23,045
8,217
43
44
20
!
65
12
666
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Swampscott
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
Swansea
1915
Number or
Value
Quantity
1905
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$11,814 | $21,639
$11,541
$8,139
2
Boats and Vessels
84
9,165
14,806
41
10,825
7,687
2,649
716
452
4
53
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots . .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
.
5
6
7
8
9
571
6,833
2
1,031
455
4,817
150
378
319
1,142
761
400
27
- -
58
2
716
399
80,178
Fish
22,790
17,180
50,054
45,077
18,486
498
558,343 lbs.
286,700 lbs.
500 lbs.
600 lbs.
8,601
10
25,505
7
18
-
498
-
10 Product
11
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock
26 Scup
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
315
2,305
45
10,300 lbs.
73,500 lbs.
1,500 lbs.
3,500 lbs.
18,000 lbs.
8,500 lbs.
57,300 lbs.
390
272
6,672
2,119
85
1,886
5,200
1,165
382
520
1,160
-
-
1
1,600
97,943 lbs.
3,434
566
32
-
1
80,178
3,740
17,988
9,350
33
3,565 bu.
34
35
-
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels .
Oysters .
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
43,550 bu.
7,400 bu.
300 gals.
37
38
64,488
11,500
450
8,338
300
-
39
40
28,050 lbs.
5,610
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
4,977
3
4,974
42
28,050 lbs.
5,610
43
-
44 Persons engaged in fisheries
29
47
-
-
1
THE FISHERIES.
667
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
TAUNTON
Tisbury
Truro
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$115
$24,734 $18,705
$51,463 | $53,876
2
2
65
47
15,201
14,359
21
7,945
8,856
3
2
50
43,518
45,020
6
4
40
5
-
10
6
9,533
40
374
332
1,840
6,815
132
4,346
442
184
169
1,426
1,900
225
18
166
65
11
18
7
76
1,053
43,800
75
8
50
16
43,500
9
63,042
62,882
10
11
12
13
750
750
750
3,260,838 lbs.
83,000 lbs.
83,000 lbs.
52,152
51,714
30
1,265,060 lbs.
46,000 lbs.
25,800 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
111,500 lbs.
48,351
41,564
690
985
100
3,520
17,159
13,228
915
1,254
106
542
16,800 lbs.
672
14
15
2,000 lbs.
60
2,075
16
17
18
150
300
2,000 lbs.
819,610 lbs.
939
3,342
2,400 lbs.
26,815 lbs.
26,777
554
19
20
790
1,215
48
1
21
10
22
23
2
2,066
24
30
9,038
5,762
13,917
714,700 lbs.
560,863 lbs.
5,360 lbs.
46,600 lbs.
500 lbs.
36,000 lbs.
7,337
20,984
107
3,768
25
1,000
25
26
225
27
28
1,915
4,715
4,750
29
169,450 lbs.
1,581
5,000 lbs.
91,260 lbs.
15,000 lbs.
64,790 lbs.
250
507
1,650
2,142
30
1,231
681
31
1,762,450 lbs.
31,287
9,344
32
-
38
4,120
215
3,325
215
33
210 bu.
38
34
35
-
36
1
150
37
228
2,425 bu.
490 gals.
2,875
1,030
38
2,732
39
40
13,325 lbs.
2,667
606
800 lbs.
160
400
41
-
42
13,325 lbs.
2,667
606
800 lbs.
160
400
43
-
-
44
2
49
36
668
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF
STATE AND FOR SPECIFIED CITIES AND
Wareham
Wellfleet
1915
1905
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment
$35,489
$16,863
$47,698
$28,187
2
Boats and Vessols
203
32,815
14,527
148
43,070
24,660
3
2,674
4,628
3,527
2,336
2
4
5
51
80
146
6
Apparatus
Eel pots
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs
Lobster pots .
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
130
7
6
43
720
8
11
989
2.839
555
1,050
1,776
9
2,674
2,147
61,465
8,000
8,000
51,240
3,016
205,318
10,296
352,000 lbs.
352,000 lbs.
342,840 lbs.
98,619
4,636
2,280
1,575
202
1.900 lbs.
160
.
365
.841
8,620 lbs.
216,020 lbs.
1,278
793
5,915
10 Product
11 Fish
12 Alewives
13
Bass
14 Bluefish
15
Cod
16 Cusk
17 Dogfish and other sharks
18 Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut
23 Herring
24 Mackerel
25 Pollock .
26 Scup
27
Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
45,000 lbs.
40,400 lbs.
750
2,000
50
338
-
.
236
210
3,600 lbs.
40
1
250
27,300 lbs.
590
75
32
-
53,465
225
47,799
420
194,952
10,869
93,983
278
33
150 bu.
9,519 bu.
.
34
35
Mollusks
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels .
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops
Winkles
36
11,175
14,663 bu.
1,045 bu.
20,183 gals.
37
35,080
12,204
95
1,740
40,325
85,433 bu.
13,525 bu.
2,039 gals.
63,950
29,755
158,874
19,780
5,429
38
39
40
425
70
100 bu,
100 bu.
41
70
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters
Shrimps
42
425
43
-
Persons engaged in fisheries
140
117
THE FISHERIES.
669
PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE
TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 - Continued.
Westport
West Tisbury
Weymouth
1915
1905
1915
1905
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1
$7,931
$3,551
$3,012 $12,780
$3,078
$2,214
2
28
6,300
3,470
16
1,690
5,860
34
2,105
1,850
3
81
973
364
6,322
395
3
95
4
5
1,631
15
26
1,530
11
6
15
335
845
25
115
6,920
335
84
67
731
5,700
3
8
485
240
280
7
25
2
190
225
5,500
12
8
6
9
60
20
240
14
16,452
8,612
1,775
1,675
8,631
470
3,154
1,136
279,755 lbs.
16,276
16,131
75
5,035 lbs.
23,500
22,725
2,000
100
550,250 lbs.
133,200 lbs.
2,000 lbs.
-
--
678
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
50
30
22
1,000
20,000 lbs.
960
60
78,295 lbs.
28,165 lbs.
3,269
497
1
-
3,500 lbs.
350
92
28,250 lbs.
179,000 lbs.
2,250
6,200
19
.
725
604
1,000
6
20
21
6,360 lbs.
119,965 lbs.
3,335 lbs.
71
1,538
141
22
23
24
15
25
2,835 lbs.
800 lbs.
36
40
39,000 lbs.
3,600 lbs.
62,000 lbs.
2,600
160
2,100
15
2,300
480
2,028
5
5,378
1
26
27
28
-
40
6,000 lbs.
255
29
-
1
30
31
13,500 lbs.
23,000 lbs.
1,600
1,070
278
1,185
239
1,576
77,200 lbs.
6,100
5,035 lbs.
470
1,061
32
100
558
375 bu.
375 bu.
375
375
1
558
33
34
3,021 bu.
2,831 bu.
40 bu.
150 bu.
3,320
3,090
80
150
35
36
100
37
38
39
40
39,200 lbs.
7,840
2,000 lbs.
400
145
20,696 lbs.
4,841
1,460
41
42
39,200 lbs.
7,840
2,000 lbs.
400
145
20,696 lbs.
4,841
1,460
43
--
44
23
-
15
1
32
670
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
-
TABLE A. — VALUE OF EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF PERSONS
ENGAGED IN THE SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES, FOR THE STATE AND FOR
SPECIFIED CITIES AND TOWNS, 1915 COMPARED WITH 1905 – Concluded.
Winthrop
Yarmouth
1915
1905
CLASSIFICATION
1915
1905
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
Number or
Quantity
Value
Value
1 Equipment.
$7,550
$4,890
$16,015
$7,764
2
Boats and Vessels .
42
4,993
1,587
106
12,730
5,511
2,557
3,303
3,285
80
50
286
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Apparatus
Eel pots .
Lines (hand and trawl) and tubs.
Lobster pots
Nets, seines, and mackerel pockets
Pounds, traps and weirs
All other
709
250
500
373
3
7
2,253
324
91
25
956
633
224
7
1,078
6
2,120
92
170
1,200
478
2,419
-
196,264 lbs.
38,409
3,295
15,464
3,079 | 400,300 lbs.
62,285
14,125
15,827
9,142
2,547
75
579
22
200
2,000 lbs.
12,000 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
50
612
565
126 4,900 lbs.
102 324,000 lbs.
1,000 lbs.
520
9,550
2,017
1,727
80
10 Product
11 Fish .
12 Alewives
13 Bass
14 Bluefish
15 Cod
16
Cusk
17
Dogfish and other sharks
18
Eels
19 Flounders
20 Haddock
21 Hake
22 Halibut .
23 Herring
24
Mackerel
25 Pollock
26 Scup
27 Shad
28 Squeteague
29 Squid
30 Swordfish
31 All other
60,000 lbs.
375
-
100
100,000 lbs.
10,000 lbs.
5,000 lbs.
1,281
400
100
1
10,000 lbs.
665
495
-
6
52
4,100 lbs.
210
-
-
1,140
2,000 lbs.
38
1
600
17,264 lbs.
971
1,539
43,300 lbs.
2,415
482
32
23,678 bu.
23,678 bu.
22,869
22,869
5,545
5,545
6,070
500
33
47,160
9,130
6,555
8,851 bu.
3,190 bu.
-
-
34
35
Mollusks.
Clams
Cockles.
Mussels
Oysters.
Quahaugs
Scallops.
Winkles ·
36
50
1
1
37
1
1,323 bu.
14,585 gals.
2,175
29,300
38
5,520
39
-
40
6,840
5,000 lbs.
1,000
615
41
Crustaceans
Crabs
Lobsters.
Shrimps .
25
12,245
6,900
5,345
7,666 bu.
23,770 lbs.
42
6,815
5,000 lbs.
1,000
90
525
43
44
Persons engaged in fisheries
36
123
-
-
COMMERCE.
671
TABLE B. - NUMBER AND KIND OF BOATS AND VESSELS ENGAGED IN
OCEAN AND COASTWISE COMMERCE IN THE STATE, BY PORT OF
ENTRY.
PORT OF ENTRY
Total
Schooners
Steamers
Motors
Rigged
Barges
Unrigged
Barges
All Other
16
2
18
366
2
12
554
20
278
5
71
10
9
21
25
8
-
8
82
5
11
26
7
24
4
17
17
1
2
4
1
1
31
17
I'16!!
| | ల | | | | | | లుట
7
8
1
48
1
31
55
1
102
3
9
7
1
3
2
3
74
14
32
10
2
14
1
4
7
12
36
1
85
19
4
26
6
Barnstable
BEVERLY
BOSTON
Bourne
Braintree.
CAMBRIDGE
Chatham
CHELSEA
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dennis
Dighton
Duxbury.
Edgartown
EVERETT.
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
Gay Head
GLOUCESTER
Gosnold
Harwich
Hingham.
Hull .
Kingston
LYNN
MALDEN
Manchester
Marblehead
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
MEDFORD.
Nantucket
NEW BEDFORD
NEWBURYPORT
Oak Bluffs
Orleans
Plymouth
Provincetown
QUINCY
REVERE
Rockport
SALEM
Scituate
Somerset
SOMERVILLE
Swampscott
Swansea
TAUNTON
Tisbury
Wareham .
Wellfleet
West Tisbury
Weymouth
Yarmouth
28
64
1,315
10
13
123
8
58
24
2
5
1
5
57
17
1
246
11
1
137
2
3
20
8
1
161
26
8
31
1
1
1
2
44
289
74
16
2
61
49
34
4
10
128
21
8
2
2
1
11
16
25
1
1
20
2
12
12
2
3
1
1a II'
1
1
2
26
58
18
6
30
అ | ఆలు | |
87
61
106
6
1
10
2
2
7
20
AAN
24
6
28
14
1
2
-
26
2
5
2
2
14
2
2
33
5
53
3
19
12
7
2
2
3
4
1
1
II INA
1
w or No 1
1
1
6
10
1
7
5
11
or 1
1
12
2
672
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE C. — NUMBER, GROSS TONNAGE, VALUE OF BOATS AND VESSELS AND
NUMBER OF CREW ENGAGED IN OCEAN AND COASTWISE COMMERCE,
BY PORT OF ENTRY.
PORT OF ENTRY
Number
Gross
Tonnage
Value
Number of
Crew
25
497
31,623
20
32
487
10
251
90
2
10
2
15
58
297
3
2,010
20
1
794
4
3
64
23
1
720
79
19
.
Barnstable
BEVERLY
BOSTON
Bourne
Braintree
CAMBRIDGE
Chatham
CHELSEA
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dennis
Dighton
Duxbury
Edgartown
EVERETT
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
Gay Head
GLOUCESTER
Gosnold
Harwich
Hingham
Hull
Kingston
LYNN
MALDEN
Manchester
Marblehead
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
MEDFORD
Nantucket
NEW BEDFORD
NEWBURYPORT
Oak Bluffs
Orleans
Plymouth
Provincetown
QUINCY
REVERE
Rockport
SALEM
Scituate.
Somerset
SOMERVILLE
Swampscott
Swansea
TAUNTON
Tisbury.
Wareham
Wellfleet
West Tisbury
Weymouth
Yarmouth
28
64
1,315
10
13
123
8
58
24
2
5
1
5
57
17
1
246
11
1
137
2
3
20
8
1
161
26
8
31
1
1
1
2
44
289
74
16
2
61
49
34
203
66,922
2,698,903
1,031
7,021
84,376
61
28,510
15,798
10
278
16
485
1,460
37,594
29
166,260
1,329
5
54,917
15
20
5,019
4,921
5
107,026
15,281
4,372
11,536
122
7
10
914
3,014
204,194
68,855
1,659
10
82,587
1,954
34,932
3,040
3,938
61,473
6,580
3,712
377
57
6
5,376
2,433
7,093
5
49
8,196
17
$20,457
4,378,881
153,747,271
47,993
215,360
2,462,462
3,853
885,754
508,111
1,000
14,300
3,000
9,853
44,610
3,318,787
700
6,775,556
24,971
600
1,729,311
1,900
81
.
3
1
3
5
95
1,904
264
35
2
641
4
10
128
21
8
2
2
1
11
16
25
1
1
20
2
2,600
107,136
105,321
800
3,610,704
480,642
131,775
327,902
2,349
600
1,600
16,967
80,905
6,676,084
1,961,117
54,773
700
3,728,550
53,912
1,075,125
107,141
111.841
1,701,967
193,870
165,000
9.779
2,900
1,200
126,137
51,237
125,071
500
3,500
210,348
2,000
76
168
12
77
341
81
47
9
6
1
27
34
62
1
2
81
3
ܝ ܕ ܞ ܝܝ ܚ ܗ ܒܘ
COMMERCE.
673
TABLE D. – NUMBER OF TONS OF FREIGHT, NUMBER OF PASSENGERS AND
AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR TRANSPORTATION IN OCEAN AND COASTWISE
COMMERCE, BY PORT OF ENTRY.
FREIGHT
PASSENGERS
PORT OF ENTRY
Total
Receipts
Receipts
for
Towing
Tons
Receipts
Number
Receipts
Total
$38,449,301
18,754,393 $29,051,526 | 23,451,988 $8,786,881
$610,894
5,425
275
7,154,179
3,700
15,160
493,744
9,525
343,845
31,287,979
7,963
12,806
221,181
1,737
101,052
17,644
1,737
825
825
1,000
85
8,685
35,454
1,258,371
2,000
20,226
326
550
725
75
925
Barnstable
BEVERLY
BOSTON
Bourne
Braintree
CAMBRIDGE
Chatham
CHELSEA
Danvers .
Dartmouth
Dennis
Dighton.
Duxbury
Edgartown
EVERETT
Fairhaven
FALL RIVER
Falmouth
Gay Head
GLOUCESTER
Gosnold
Harwich
Hingham
Hull
Kingston
LYNN
MALDEN.
Manchester
Marblehead
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
MEDFORD
Nantucket
New BEDFORD
NEWBURYPORT
Oak Bluffs
Orleans
Plymouth
Provincetown
QUINCY
REVERE.
Rockport
SALEM
Scituate
Somerset
SOMERVILLE
Swampscott
Swansea .
TAUNTON
Tisbury.
Wareham
Wellfleet.
West Tisbury
Weymouth
Yarmouth
3,200 4,100 9,450
167,327 328,410 3,000
13,508,415 23,640,056 | 22,488,972
1,955 4,263 14,400
16,230 12,806
310,937 221,181
3,464
112,880 101,052
21,595 17,644
7,100
4,400 9,500 1,350
1,000
800
1,492 3,196
85
3,632 3,452 34,300
213,978 169,505
1,600 1,600
1,829,297 1,989,833 326,123
3,445 2,412 7,600
500 1,200
106,316 168,799 5,500
850
45
70
1,450
6,810 8,508
7,597 4,883
75
459,377 390,447 1,275
45,949 28,525
7,160 6,445
16,370 12,810 192,055
1,560
780
160
150
8,832 5,299
13,537 15,002 22,149
1,077,404 1,114,296 280,066
136,210 130,407
2,857 1,890
6,350
305
85,044 195,486
231
7,616 11,599 5,639
91,419 67,253
7,573 5,926
78,254 54,291
230,381 169,531 22,939
10,236 13,171
30,123 32,420
412 1,024
1,500
175
70,135 54,135
300
7,295
8,576
4,800
31,074 21,330 8,425
400
2,000 3,200
10,924 14,413
1,350
15,005
225
10,500
800
3,281
12,137
169,505
1,600
3,283,658
4,412
1,200
189,351
550
795
8,508
4,883
75
391,372
28,525
6,445
28,040
780
120
150
5,299
23,809
1,437,735
155,946
5,065
115
195,841
13,979
67,253
5,926
54,291
174,904
13,171
32,420
1,024
1,500
175
54,285
10,976
25,730
200
3,200
14,413
800
120
150
8,807
302,893
20,546
25,539
3,175
115
355
2,380
5,373
1,500
175
150
2,400
4,400
200
800
674
1915.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE E. — NUMBER, KIND, GROSS TONNAGE, VALUE OF BOATS AND VESSELS
AND NUMBER OF CREW ENGAGED IN OCEAN AND COASTWISE COMMERCE,
BY STATE OR COUNTRY IN WHICH REGISTERED.
(Note, – Great Britain includes all British possessions.]
STATE OR COUNTRY Total Motors
Rigged Schoon- Steam-
Barges
Un-
rigged
Barges
All
Other
Gross
Ton-
nage
Value
of Boats
and
Vessels
Num-
ber of
Crew
ers
ers
2,112
194
326
560
653
237
17
649
177
49
142
140
142 3,013,724 $168,695,842 36,896
124 337,374 17,733,150
6,535
4 829,564 34,335,709 6,909
8,436 209,718 225
912
17
277
283
111
220
2
-
2
-
7
-
-
7
1
-
37,035
2,889,252
242
1
-
1
-
1
-
-
18,694
1,951,654
375
1
-
-
1
-
1
1,836
55,632
16
-
16
-
1
1
-
Total
Massachusetts
Other United States
Argentine Republic
Austria
Belgium
Cuba
Denmark
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Netherlands
Norway.
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Sweden
43
-
43
1
284,920
373
-
-
134
229
-
10 1,160,500
8
-
-
4
-
29,175
11
-
-
11
-
48,454
70,502 26
2,915,973 502
16,326,022 4,226
76,174,158 | 14,670
1,490,148 539
3,336,358
382
8,878,303 1,719
64,472 127
136,314 24
693,968 160
1,490,141 235
1
72
-
-
72
-
1
1
154,200
.
3
-
1
2
-
-
2,076
1
-
1
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APPENDICES.
APPENDIX A.
CHAPTER 692, ACTS OF 1914.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TAKING THE DECENNIAL CENSUS.
Be it enacted, etc., as follows:
Section 1. The decennial census of the inhabitants of each city and
town of the commonwealth and a special enumeration of the legal voters
thereof, as required by Articles XXI and XXII of the amendments to the
constitution, shall be taken by the bureau of statistics as of the first day of
April in the year nineteen hundred and fifteen. The census shall be taken
by means of printed schedules which shall embrace, besides the questions
necessary to obtain the information required as aforesaid, such other ques-
tions as may be deemed expedient by the director of the said bureau, subject
to the approval of the governor and council.
SECTION 2. For the purpose of obtaining the information called for by
this act, the director of the bureau of statistics shall divide the common-
wealth into enumeration districts, and he shall have authority to appoint
enumerators, interpreters, inspectors and special agents who shall be paid
such rates of compensation as may be fixed by him, subject to the approval
of the governor and council, except that in extreme emergencies or in dis-
tricts in which suitable enumerators and interpreters cannot be obtained
at the rate of compensation fixed as aforesaid, the director may fix a rate
which, in his judgment, is reasonable under the circumstances; and the
appointment of enumerators, interpreters, inspectors and special agents
shall be in accordance with such rules and tests as the director may, with
the approval of the civil service commission, devise for this purpose: pro-
vided, however, that enumerators shall be, so far as is practicable, residents of
the cities and towns for which they are appointed. From the persons so
appointed, the director may select for clerical work in examining and tabu-
lating the returns and preparing the results of the census for publication
such as may, by virtue of experience and training acquired in the work of
the census, be deemed especially qualified therefor. All clerks, stenographers
and other employees necessary in connection with the taking of the census
and the analysis and publication of the results thereof, except as is other-
wise provided herein, shall be appointed in accordance with the provisions
of chapter nineteen of the Revised Laws, and the amendments thereof, and
the compensation of such employees shall be determined in the same manner
as that of the regular employees of the bureau of statistics. Persons em-
ployed in accordance with the provisions of this act may, after their census
work is completed, be transferred by the director of the bureau of statistics
to the regular staff of the said bureau. Whenever, for the purpose of ex-
pediting the census or the publication of the results thereof, it shall be
deemed necessary to require clerks, stenographers or other office employees
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to work more than the usual number of actual working hours in any one
day, they may be paid extra compensation based upon the regular rate
of pay. Any person employed under the provisions of this act who is
found incompetent or derelict in the performance of his duty may be re-
moved by the director of the bureau of statistics and a successor im-
mediately appointed.
Section 3. Upon the petition of the city government of any city filed
with the director of the bureau of statistics prior to the first day of January
in the year nineteen hundred and fifteen for an enumeration of the city in
such manner as to show the number of inhabitants and legal voters in each
street, square or avenue, or in such blocks or squares of the city as may be
designated, and specifying the details with which it is desired that the re-
sults thereof shall be tabulated, the enumeration shall so be made: pro-
vided, that the director is able to procure such maps or plans as may be
necessary for this purpose. The tabulations herein provided for shall
be limited to such inquiries as appear upon the regular schedules for the
census of population provided for in section one of this act, and upon the
completion of the tabulations as aforesaid made for any city under the pro-
visions of this section and the determination of the expense incurred therefor,
the treasurer and receiver general shall issue his warrant as provided in
section thirty-four of Part I of chapter four hundred and ninety of the acts
of the year nineteen hundred and nine, requiring the assessors of the cities
concerned to assess a tax to the amount of such expense, and the said
amount shall be collected and paid over to the treasurer and receiver gen-
eral in the same manner as other state taxes. A copy of any tabulations
made in accordance with this section shall, as soon as possible thereafter,
be filed by the director of the bureau of statistics with the city clerk of the
city for which they were prepared.
SECTION 4. The enumerators, interpreters, inspectors, special agents and
other persons appointed under this act shall be furnished with a commission
ifying to their appointment, and before entering upon the discharge of
their duties shall take and subscribe an oath or affirmation that they will
faithfully perform to the best of their ability the duties imposed upon them
and that they will support the constitution and laws of the commonwealth;
and each enumerator in making returns to the bureau shall sign and transmit
therewith a certification, properly sworn to, that the information reported in
such returns is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.
SECTION 5. Upon the completion of the canvass of the district to which
he is assigned, each enumerator shall forward to the director of the bureau
of statistics a voucher properly sworn to, certifying to the number of days
taken in making the canvass, the number of persons enumerated, and such
other facts as may be required by said director; and each interpreter shall
file a voucher in proper form for services rendered. No allowance or com-
pensation shall be made to any enumerator or interpreter except upon the
approval by the director of the bureau of statistics of vouchers filed as afore-
said, and no allowance shall be made to any enumerator or interpreter for
travelling or other expenses in addition to the fixed rate of pay, except in
extreme cases, when, in the opinion of said director, such extra allowance
would secure economy in the enumeration; and in no case shall any such
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extra allowance be made except upon the previous written authority of said
director to incur such expenses nor except upon the presentation of a proper
voucher covering the same: provided, however, that enumerators employing
interpreters at their own expense without authorization in advance, may,
within the discretion of said director, be allowed reimbursement for expenses
so incurred; nor shall any allowance of pay for an enumerator or interpreter
be made until the district to which he is assigned has been canvassed to the
satisfaction of the director of the bureau of statistics, nor shall full payment
be allowed an enumerator until all schedules furnished to him have been
returned, examined, and accepted for tabulation. Said director may, before
making allowances of pay, require any enumerator to make needed cor-
rections of errors in his schedules without additional pay, and if an enumer-
ator declines to make such corrections, or if, in the judgment of said director,
it is deemed necessary to cause such correction or a re-enumeration of any
part of such enumerator's district to be made by some other person, the
cost of making the corrections or re-enumeration may be deducted from the
amount that would otherwise have been allowed to him.
SECTION 6. The information obtained under the provisions of this act
shall be deemed confidential as respects individuals and no disclosures shall
be made of names or any other data relating to individuals or of the names
of individuals supplying the information called for by this act, except as is
authorized by chapter three hundred and eighty-five of the acts of the
year nineteen hundred and six. Any person employed under the provisions
of this act or any officer or other employee of the bureau of statistics who
improperly discloses information furnished in confidence in accordance
with this act, or who wilfully refuses to perform any duty required of him
in accordance with law, or who is guilty of wilful deceit or falsehood in the
discharge of his duty shall be subject to a fine not exceeding two thousand
dollars or imprisonment for not more than one year; and any person who
refuses to furnish information as required by this act to a person authorized
to collect the same shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars for every such refusal. All fines imposed by this act may be re-
covered in any court of competent jurisdiction, by information or complaint
of the attorney-general, and shall accrue to the commonwealth.
SECTION 7. As soon as possible after the enumeration provided for by
this act has been completed and the results thereof duly determined, the
director of the bureau of statistics shall make a return of the same to the
secretary of the commonwealth, showing the number of inhabitants and
legal voters as determined by said enumeration in each town and in each
ward of the several cities, and the secretary shall submit the same to the
general court within the first ten days of the session next following.
SECTION 8. In addition to the census provided for by section one of this
act, the director of the bureau of statistics shall also cause to be taken
during the year nineteen hundred and fifteen a census of the fisheries and
commerce of the commonwealth, and the several provisions of this act
shall, so far as is practicable, apply thereto.
SECTION 9. The director of the bureau of statistics shall cause to be
prepared and printed, in such detail and with such analyses as he may deem
advisable, tabulations of the various classes of information gathered in
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accordance with this act; and he may publish the same in bulletins from
time to time in such number as may be necessary in his judgment to meet
the legitimate demand therefor, reserving not less than twenty-one hundred
copies of each issue for subsequent binding as herein provided for. When a
series of said bulletins covering related subjects has been completed, he may
cause the same to be suitably bound in volumes, and these, with such other
volumes containing information gathered in the census, as may be prepared,
shall be distributed under the direction of the secretary of the commonwealth
as follows: — To each member of the general court in the year nineteen
hundred and fourteen, nineteen hundred and fifteen and nineteen hundred
and sixteen, one copy, and an additional copy to the clerk of the senate and
the clerk of the house for the use of their respective offices; to the governor,
lieutenant governor, and each member of the council of the years nineteen
hundred and fourteen, nineteen hundred and fifteen and nineteen hundred
and sixteen, one copy; to each state board, department, or commission
listed in the manual for the general court, one copy; to the senators and
representatives of Massachusetts in congress, one copy each; to the justices
of the supreme judicial court and to the justices of the superior court and
to the clerks of said courts, one copy each; to the several registers of deeds,
one copy each; to the several registers of probate and insolvency, one copy
each; to each board of registrars of voters in the cities of the commonwealth,
one copy; to each ci
and town clerk for the use of his office, one copy; to •
the libraries of the incorporated colleges and universities of the common-
wealth, one copy each; to the several state normal schools, one copy each;
to the several county law libraries of the commonwealth, one copy each;
to each free public library in the commonwealth, at least one copy; to the
Massachusetts Historical Society, the New England Genealogical Society,
the Boston Athenæum, and the American Antiquarian Society, one copy
each; to the library of congress, one copy; to the several state and territorial
libraries of the United States, one copy each; to the bureau of statistics for
distribution in the discretion of the director of said bureau, one hundred
copies. Any remaining copies shall be distributed under the direction of
the secretary of the commonwealth.
SECTION 10. In addition to the preparation and publication of the tabu-
lations provided for in section nine of this act, the director of the bureau of
statistics is authorized to prepare from information obtained in the census
such special tabulations from time to time as may be desired by any in-
dividual or organization, and to charge therefor a reasonable sum, based
upon the cost of making the same. All fees received under the provisions
of this section shall be paid into the treasury of the commonwealth.
SECTION 11. The director of the bureau of statistics is hereby authorized
to expend a sum not exceeding four hundred thousand dollars in carrying
out the provisions of this act, exclusive of the cost of paper, of which an
amount not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars shall be available during
the current year; and the sergeant-at-arms is hereby directed to provide for
use in carrying out the provisions of this act such quarters as may be deemed
by the director of the bureau of statistics to be suitable therefor, the cost of
rental and other expenses in connection therewith to be paid out of the ap-
propriation for the census. From and after the first day of July, in the
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year nineteen hundred and fourteen, until the thirtieth of June in the year
nineteen hundred and seventeen, this period covering approximately the
time required in preparing for and supervising the taking of the census and
tabulating the results thereof for publication, the director of the bureau of
statistics and the deputy director of said bureau shall receive extra com-
pensation at the rate of twelve hundred dollars and one thousand dollars
per annum, respectively, in addition to their salaries as fixed by law, the
same to be paid from the appropriation for census purposes. Chapter four
hundred and twenty-three of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and four
is hereby repealed.
SECTION 12. This act shall take effect upon its passage. (Approved
June 20, 1914.
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APPENDIX B.
CHAPTER 120, RESOLVES OF 1914.
RESOLVE TO PROVIDE FOR SECURING IN CONNECTION WITH
THE DECENNIAL CENSUS CERTAIN INFORMATION RELA-
TIVE TO AGED AND DEPENDENT PERSONS.
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Resolved, That, for the purpose of securing information for the general
court for a proper consideration of the subject of old age pensions, so-
called, the director of the bureau of statistics be required, in connection
with the taking of the decennial census in the year nineteen hundred and
fifteen, to collect, assort, arrange and transmit in print to the general court
at his earliest convenience the following statistical information: - the
number of persons sixty-five years of age and over in the cities and towns
of the commonwealth and their length of residence in the commonwealth;
the number of dependent persons of all ages being supported in the various
public and private institutions throughout the commonwealth; the number
of persons of all ages in the various cities and towns of the commonwealth
who are receiving aid from any public source or who have received it dur-
ing the preceding year, and the total amounts so paid. The director of
the bureau of statistics is further authorized to compile statistics as to the
number of persons aided from private sources and the total amount so paid,
and to obtain any other information which, in his opinion, may promote
the purposes of the inquiry. All expenses under this resolve shall be paid
out of the appropriation for said census, and, so far as may be practicable,
the director shall give preference in tabulating the results of the census to
the compilation of the information called for by this resolve. [Approved
June 20, 1914.
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APPENDIX C.
I.
ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ADOPTED
MARCH 24, 1915, REQUESTING THE OPINION OF THE JUS-
TICES OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT UPON THE
CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATURE TO
FIX THE CENSUS DAY.
Ordered, That the opinion of the justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
be required by the House of Representatives on the following questions
of law:
1. If a census of the inhabitants of each city and town of the Com-
monwealth, and a special enumeration of the legal voters thereof, shall
be taken by the Bureau of Statistics as of the first day of April in the year
nineteen hundred and fifteen, as provided by section one of chapter six
hundred and ninety-two of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and
fourteen, will such census be in conformity with the requirements of Ar-
ticles XXI and XXII of the Amendments of the Constitution which pro-
vides that “ a census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the first
day of May, shall be taken and returned into the office of the secretary of
the commonwealth, on or before the last day of June in the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants
of each city and town, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-
five, and of every tenth year thereafter?”
2. Will an apportionment by the Legislature of the members of the
House of Representatives to the several counties and a division of the
Commonwealth into senatorial districts based upon an enumeration of
legal voters made under the provisions of said chapter six hundred and
ninety-two, if otherwise in conformity with the requirements of said Ar-
ticles XXI and XXII of the Constitution, be rendered illegal because the
enumeration of legal voters is made as of the first day of April in the
current year?
3. Will a census of the inhabitants of each city and town of the Com-
monwealth, and a special enumeration of the legal voters thereof, taken
in conformity with the provisions of said chapter six hundred and ninety-
two, as amended by the accompanying bill, now pending in the House of
Representatives, conform with the requirements of said Articles XXI and
XXII of the Constitution, so that the same may be made the basis for an
apportionment by the Legislature of the members of the House of Repre-
sentatives to the several counties of the Commonwealth and of a division
of the Commonwealth into senatorial districts?
4. These questions of law are important, and the opinion of the justices
is required in order to determine whether the remedial legislation is neces-
sary to provide for the taking of the decennial census of the current year
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II.
OPINION OF THE JUSTICES.
The order adopted on the twenty-fourth day of March, 1915, a copy
of which is hereto annexed, has been received and the following opinion
is submitted:
The question presented is whether Articles XXI and XXII of the
Amendments to the Constitution require the state decennial census to be
taken as of the first day of May, or whether the exact time within the
designated year may be fixed by the General Court. The decisive words
of Article XXI are these: "A census of the legal voters of each city and
town, on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the office
of the secretary of the commonwealth, on or before the last day of June
in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven; and a census of
the inhabitants of each city and town, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth year thereafter.” Precisely the
same words occur in Article XXII of the Amendments.
The natural and ordinary meaning of these words is that the date as
of which the enumeration shall be made and when it shall be returned
into the office of the secretary of the commonwealth is defined for the year
1857; but it is not stated for the year 1865 or any subsequent period. No
later provision of either article or amendment discloses a different purpose.
The apportion ment of the representatives to the several counties required
by Article XXI must be made by the Legislature "at its first session after
the return of each enumeration as aforesaid.” The boards of public officers
authorized to divide the counties nto districts are required to assemble
“on the first Tuesday of August next after each assignment of representa-
tives to each county" for the performance of their duties. By Article XXII,
“The general court shall, at its first session after each next preceding special
enumeration, divide the commonwealth into forty districts” for the elec-
tion of senators. These requirements do not point to any particular or
unvarying date for taking the census. Articles XXI and XXII, which were
adopted in 1857, supplanted respectively Article XII and XIII of the
Amendments. Those articies by unmistakable language made necessary
the taking of each successive decennial census in the month of May. The
words of Article XII as to the time when the census should be taken were
these: “A census of the ratable polls in each city, town and district of
the commonwealth, on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned
into the secretary's office, in such manner as the legislature shall provide,
within the month of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven, and in every tenth year thereafter, in the month
of May." The words of Article XIII are equally unequivocal in desig-
nating the month of May, and are these: “A census of the inhabitants
of each city and town, on the first day of May, shall be taken, and re-
turned into the secretary's office, on or before the last day of June, of the
year one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of every tenth year there-
,
after." The refusal to follow this plain provision of the earlier amend-
ments in adopting the amendments now in force, and the use of words
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naturally conveying a different meaning, indicates that the people intended
to make a change in this respect. The convention of 1853 included among
its constitutional propositions one beginning with these words: “A census
of the inhabitants of each city and town in the commonwealth, on the
first day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, and
on the first day of May of each tenth year thereafter, shall be taken and
returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last day of June fol-
lowing the said first day of May in each of said years." Although this
with the other propositions of that convention was rejected by the people
in November, 1853, its provisions doubtless were familiar to the public
men who composed the Legislature of 1856 by which Articles XXI and
XXII of the Amendments were first adopted.
If it had been the purpose of the framers of Articles XXI and XXII
of the Amendments that each census should be taken during the month
of May, it would have been easy to express that purpose in simple and
direct phrase so clear that it could not be misunderstood. Three models
of apt words in suitable form to convey that meaning were at hand in the
existing Articles XII and XIII and the proposition of the convention of
1853. The adoption of words of a contrary import cannot be treated as
accidental, but must be construed as manifesting a settled design to alter
the provisions of the earlier amendments on this point as to each census
following that of 1857. This is in conformity with the true theory of a
constitution which is to establish only broad principles and to leave details
to be wrought out by the Legislature according to the varying demands
of policy and expediency.
It follows that under the constitutional provisions now in force the
General Court may fix the first day of April as the date as of which the
state census must be taken in any tenth year following 1865.
The first of May was assumed to be the date of the census in Opinions
of the Justices, 142 Mass. 601, 604, 605, and 157 Mass. 595, 598. But that
question was not there presented for determination and was not discussed.
Doubtless no date other than May first was thought of then or at any
time until after the passage of St. 1914, c. 198, fixing the first of April in
place of the first of May as the date as of which taxes must be assessed.
The references in those opinions to the first of May are not authorities
against the conclusions now reached.
Accordingly the first question is answered Yes and the second No.
Perhaps the third question becomes immaterial in view of the foregoing
But plainly it is within the constitutional power of the Legis-
lature to order the census to be taken on the first day of May in the cur-
rent year, and thus change St. 1914, c. 692, requiring it to be taken as of
April first.
answers.
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APPENDIX D.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR RELATIVE TO THE
CENSUS.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
By His ExceLLENCY DAVID I. WALSH, GOVERNOP..
A PROCLAMATION.
I'hereas, By the provisions of Chapter 692, Acts of 1914 of the General
Court of Massachusetts, the
Decennial Census of the Commonwealth
is to be taken by the Bureau of Statistics, beginning on the first day of
April, nineteen hundred and fifteen; and
Il'hereas, A correct enumeration of the population every ten years and
an enumeration of the legal voters is required by the Constitution of the
Commonwealth for the purpose of determining the representation of the
people in the Legislature; and
Whereas, It is of the utmost importance to the interest of all the people
of Massachusetts that this census should be a complete and accurate report
of the population of the Commonwealth;
Nou, therefore, I, DAVID I. WALSH, Governor of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, do hereby declare and make known that, under the act
aforesaid, it is the duty of every person to answer all questions on the
census schedules applying to him and the family to which he belongs, and
that any person refusing to do so is subject to penalty.
The sole purpose of the census is to secure general statistical information
regarding the population of the state, and replies are required from in-
dividuals only in order to permit the compilation of such general statistics.
The census has nothing to do with taxation, with army or jury service,
with the compulsion of school attendance, with the regulation of immi-
gration, or with the enforcement of any national, state, or local law or
ordinance, nor can any person be harmed in any way by furnishing the
information required. There need be no fear that any disclosures will be
made regarding any individual person or his affairs, since for the due pro-
tection of the rights and interests of the persons furnishing information
every employee of the Bureau of Statistics engaged in this work is pro-
hibited, under heavy penalty, from disclosing any information which may
thus come to his knowledge.
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I therefore earnestly urge upon all persons to answer promptly, com-
pletely, and accurately all inquiries addressed to them by the enumerator:
or other employees of the Bureau of Statistics, and thereby to contribute
their share toward making this great and necessary public undertaking a
success.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal
of the Commonwealth to be affixed.
Done at the city of Boston this first day of March, A.D.
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and of the Independ-
ence of the United States of America the one hundred and
thirty-ninth.
DAVID I. WALSH.
By His Excellency the Governor.
ALBERT P. LANGTRY,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
God save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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APPENDIX E.
FACSIMILES
OF
THE
POPULATION
CENSUS
SCHEDULES
1915 — CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS-1915
POPULATION SCHEDULE
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, July 15, 1914 (Chap. 692, Acts of 1914)
1-ENUMERATION
DISTRICT NO.
2-HOUSE NO. 3-FAMILY NO.
(ORDER OF VISITATION)|(ORDER OF VISITATION)
FAMILY
[C-15-37)
4-SURNAME (HEAD OF FAMILY)
5-CHRISTIAN NAME AND INITIAL
6-RESIDENCE (STREET AND NUMBER)
7-TOWN (OR CITY)
8- NAME OF VILLAGE OR SECTION
9-COUNTY
10-WARD
11 - PRECINCT
12-BLOCK NUMBER
13-KIND OF HOUSE OR HABITATION
14 - NAME OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INSTITUTION
18- NUMBER OF MALES
WHOSE PLACE OF ABODE
ON APRIL 1, 1915, was
IN THIS FAMILY
15-NUMBER OF SUITES,
FLATS, TENEMENTS,
OR APARTMENTS IN
THIS HOUSE OR
HABITATION
16- NUMBER OF SUITES,
FLATS, TENEMENTS,
OR APARTMENTS
UNOCCUPIED
19- NUMBER OF FEMALES
WHOSE PLACE OF ABODE
ON APRIL 1, 1915, WAS
IN THIS FAMILY
17-NUMBER OF
ROOMS OCCUPIED
BY THIS FAMILY
20-NUMBER OF FAMILIES
ENUMERATED IN THIS
HOUSE OR HABITATION
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POPULATION SCHEDULE
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, July 15, 1914 (Chap. 692, Acts of 1914)
1-ENUMERATION
DISTRICT NO.
MALE
2-HOUSE NO. 3-FAMILY NO.
(ORDER OF VISITATION)|(ORDER OF VISITATION)
[C-15-38)
4-SURNAME
5-CHRISTIAN NAME AND INITIAL
6- RESIDENCE (STREET AND NUMBER)
7-TOWN (OR CITY)
8-WARD
9- PRECINCT
10-BLOCK NO.
11-COUNTY
12-NAME OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INSTITUTION
13-RELATION TO HEAD OF FAMILY
14-COLOR OR
RACE
15 - CONJUGAL
CONDITION
18-WAR VETERAN
16-ABLE TO READ ENGLISH
OR, IF NOT, WHAT LANGUAGE
17- ABLE TO WRITE ENGLISH;
OR. IF NOT, WHAT LANGUAGE
19-RATABLE POLL
23-BLIND 24-PAUPER 25-IDIOT
(BOTH EYES)
20-LEGAL VOTER
26-AGE (AT LAST BIRTHDAY)
21-NATURALIZED VOTER
22-ALIEN
30-PLACE OF BIRTH OF THIS PERSON
27-NUMBER OF MONTHS
RESIDENT DURING CENSUS
YEAR IN TOWN (OR CITY) IN
WHICH NOW LIVING
28-NUMBER OF YEARS
RESIDENT IN
MASSACHUSETTS
29 - NUMBER OF YEARS
RESIDENT IN
THE UNITED STATES
33-TOWN (OR CITY) IN WHICH EMPLOYED
31 - PLACE OF BIRTH OF HIS FATHER
32-PLACE OF BIRTH OF HIS MOTHER
34-TRADE OR PROFESSION OF, OR PAR-35-NATURE OF INDUSTRY, BUSINESS, OR
TICULAR KIND OF WORK DONE BY THIS ESTABLISHMENT IN WHICH THIS PERSON
PERSON, AS SPINNER, SALESMAN,
WORKS, AS COTTON MILL, DRY GOODS
LABORER, ETC.
STORE, FARM, ETC.
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POPULATION SCHEDULE
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, July 15, 1914 (Chap. 692, Acts of 1914)
1-ENUMERATION
DISTRICT NO.
2-HOUSE NO. 3- FAMILY NO.
(ORDER OF VISITATION)|(ORDER OF VISITATION)
FEMALE
[C-15-39]
4-SURNAME
5-CHRISTIAN NAME AND INITIAL
6- RESIDENCE (STREET AND NUMBER)
7-TOWN (OR CITY)
8-WARD
9- PRECINCT
10-BLOCK NO.
11-COUNTY
12-NAME OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INSTITUTION
13- RELATION TO HEAD or FAMILY
14-COLOR OR
RACE
15-CONJUGAL
CONDITION
16-ABLE TO READ ENGLISH:
OR, IF NOT, WHAT LANGUAGE
18-BLIND
(BOTH EYES)
17-ABLE TO WRITE ENGLISH:
OR, IF NOT, WHAT LANGUAGE
19-AGE
KLAST BIRTHDAY)
20-PLACE OF BIRTH OF THIS PERSON
21 - PLACE OF BIRTH OF HER FATHER
23-NUMBER OF MONTHS
RESIDENT DURING CENSUS
YEAR IN TOWN (OR CITY) IN
WHICH NOW LIVING
24-NUMBER OF YEARS
RESIDENT IN
MASSACHUSETTS
25-NUMBER OF YEARS
RESIDENT IN
THE UNITED STATES
26-TOWN (OR CITY) IN WHICH EMPLOYED
22- PLACE OF BIRTH OF HER MOTHER
27 - TRADE OR PROFESSION OF, OR PAR-
TICULAR KIND OF WORK DONE BY THIS
28- NATURE OF INDUSTRY, BUSINESS, OR
PERSON, AS SPINNER, SALESWOMAN, ETC.
ESTABLISHMENT IN WHICH THIS PERSON
WORKS, AS COTTON MILL, DRY GOODS
STORE, ETC.
APPENDICES.
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(c.15-40 ]
VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, July 15, 1914 (Chap. 692, Acts of 1914)
1- ENUMERATION
DISTRICT NUMBER
2-HOUSE NUMBER
(ORDER OF VISITATION)
3- FAMILY NUMBER
(ORDER OF VISITATION)
-SURNAME
5-CHRISTIAN NAME AND INITIAL
6-RESIDENCE (STREET AND NUMBER)
7 - TOWN (OR CITY)
8-AGE (AT LAST
BIRTHDAY)
ARMY SERVICE
- COMPANY
10 - REGIMENT
11-STATE
12-BRANCH OF
SERVICE
NAVY SERVICE
13-ON WHAT VESSELS
APPENDIX F.
AN HISTORICAL SURVEY
OF
CENSUS TAKING IN MASSACHUSETTS
INCLUDING A SKETCH OF THE VARIOUS METHODS ADOPTED FROM
TIME TO TIME SINCE 1780 FOR DETERMINING AND
APPORTIONING THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE SENATE AND
COUNCIL
By CHARLES F. GETTEMY
Director of the Bureau of Statistics, 1907-1919
CONTENTS.
PAGE
697-710
711-713
PART 1. Censuses of Population
PART II. Censuses of Industry, Agriculture, and Subjects Other than
Population
PART III. The "Census Day," and the Authority of the Legislature to fix
the Same in its Discretion under Articles XXI and XXII of
the Amendments to the Constitution ,
PART IV. The Determination and Apportionment of Membership of the
House of Representatives, the Senate, and Council
PART V. Bibliography of Massachusetts Censuses
714-724
725–744
745–749
AN HISTORICAL SURVEY OF CENSUS TAKING
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
PART I.
CENSUSES OF POPULATION.
Census taking, or enumerations of portions of or the entire population,
in Massachusetts falls naturally into four distinct historical periods, as
follows:
1. From the earliest colonial times to 1790, the year when the first United States
Census under the federal Constitution was taken.
2. From 1790 to 1837, during which period enumerations of population were
limited to those taken decennially by the United States under the federal
Constitution.
3. From 1837 to 1857, during which period the federal decennial censuses were
supplemented by state censuses of ratable polls in 1837 and of inhabitants
in 1840 and 1850 in compliance with the provisions of Articles XII and
XLII, respectively, of the Amendments to the Constitution; and also by
censuses of inhabitants in 1837 and in 1855 under statutory authority only.
4. From 1857 to the present time, during which period there have been, in addi-
tion to the federal decennial censuses, in the years ending in a zero, state
censuses of legal voters in 1857 and of population and legal voters in 1865,
and in each tenth year thereafter in compliance with the provisions of
Articles XXI and XXII of the Amendments to the Constitution.
7
From 1837 to 1905 there have also been periodical censuses of industry,
agriculture, and other subjects taken in later years in conjunction with the
censuses of population under the authority of statutory provisions only,
which will be considered separately; in the matter immediately following,
therefore, the term “census" will be understood as limited to enumerations
of population.
1. CENSUSES PRIOR TO 1790.
The first general enumeration of the population of Massachusetts, which
may properly be dignified by the term “census” and for which fairly com-
plete and accurate returns are available, was that of 1765. As early, how-
ever, as May 10, 1643, the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
passed an order “that warrant should bee sent to the townes to send the
number of males from sixteen year ould to sixetie, in the beginning of the
6th m. next," this enumeration being made necessary by the requirements
of the Articles of Confederation of the United Colonies of New England,
- a combination of the colonies of Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Con-
necticut, and New Haven, Article 4 of which was as follows:
It is by these Confederats agreed that the charge of all just warrs whether
offensiue or defensiue upon what part or member of this Confederacon soeuer
they fall, shall both in men and provisions and all other Disbursements be borne
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by all the parts of this Confederacon in different proprocons according to their
different abilitie in manner following, namely that the Commissioners for eich
Juridiccon from tyme to tyme as there shalbe occation bring a true account
and number of all the males in euery Plantacon or any way belonging to or
under their seueral Jurisdiccons of what quallyty or condicon soeuer they bee
from sixeteene years old to three-score being Inhabitants there. And that ac-
cording to the different numbers which from tyme to tyme shalbe found in eich
Jurisdiccon upon a true and just account, the service of men and all charges
of the warr be borne by the Poll: eich Jurisdiccon or Plantacon being left to
their owne just course and custome of rating themselues and people according
to their different estates with due respects to their quallites and exemptions
among themselues though the Confederacon take no notice of any such priv-
iledg; and that according to their different charge of eich Jurisdiccon and plan-
tacon, the whole advantage of the warr (if it please God to bless their Endeavours)
whether it be in lands goods or persons shall be proportionately deuided among
the said Confederats.
In May, 1646, another order was passed by the General Court for a
similar enumeration of males between 16 and 60, and in November of the
same year an enumeration of all males was ordered in connection with a
uniform valuation and assessment of property. Similar orders were passed
October 27, 1647, May 23, 1655, and from time to time afterwards, the
object of which was to secure enumerations of the inhabitants for assess-
ment purposes, but such returns as may have been made of the results were
very meagre. An exhaustive research of early colonial and provincial
records, supplemented by reference to a memorandum book relative to
facts pertaining to the population during the revolutionary period, in the
library of the Massachusetts Historical Society, appears to have been made
by Joseph B. Felt (at one time librarian of that society), the results of
which he embodied in a paper on the "Population of Massachusetts,"
published in 1845 in the first volume of the Collections of the American
Statistical Association. From this paper, which remains the authoritative
treatise on this subject, the following statements respecting the population
of the Plymouth Colony for various years from 1621 to 1673, of the Mas-
sachusetts Bay Colony from 1629 to 1665, and of the Province from 1696
to the first general enumeration in 1765, are quoted: —
Population of Plymouth Colony, 1621-1673.
Before proceeding to give any particular census of the whites in Massachu-
setts, we will notice them generally, as existing in Plymouth, while an inde-
pendent Colony. As well known, this section of our Commonwealth became
a part of her by the charter of 1691.
1621, Nov. According to Prince's Chronology, there were about 51, who
survived the devastations of disease.
1622, July 16. Purchase assigned to the Colony about 100.
1624. Capt. John Smith, in his Path Way, remarked, “In this Plantation
there is about an hundred and fourscore persons.”
1633. There were 89 polls, from 16 to 60. These, multiplied by 4), make
nearly 396.
1637. The number of freemen was 122. These were to the whole people
as about 1 to 43. Such a proportion allows 549.
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1654. The population of Connecticut was about 3,186. She stood to Plym-
outh the year before, according to an assessment of men by commissioners of
the United Colonies, in case of war with the Dutch, as 65 to 60. Then, as the
former of these two proportions is to the people of Connecticut, so the latter
is to those of Plymouth; being 2,941, within a small fraction.
1665. The estimated inhabitants of Massachusetts were 23,467. The pro-
portion of Plymouth to her, in 1661, was as 105 to 464, in the division of wampum
among the United Colonies. Assuming these premises, Plymouth would have
about 5,310 souls, and a fraction over.
1673. An estimate of population in New England, was 78,416. Plymouth
then held a ratio to the rest of New England as about 30 to 250. This would
afford Plymouth 9,410 within a fraction.
Population of Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1629-1665.
In 1626, after Rev. John Lyford left Salem for Virginia, there probably re-
mained thirty souls of all ages. It is not unlikely, that there were then 80 more
at Mount Wollaston and other places, making a total of 110. In 1629, Mr.
Higginson stated, that there were 300 new and old planters at Salem and Charles-
town. Among the emigrants, who arrived that year, were 60 single and married
females with 26 children. Besides these, the planters probably had as many
as 50 servants. As Mount Wollaston settlement had terminated and sickness
had diminished the colonists, who came with Endicott, there may not have
been more than 140, who resided in Massachusetts before 1629, that survived
and continued. Of these survivors, 70 may have been comprehended among
the planters. Such items would make the people of the whole Colony, in 1629
as then bounded, amount to 506. More than 80 of this number were cut off,
the next winter, by disease.
In 1637, the General Court ordered 211 men proportionably from each town
in Massachusetts. Salem was assessed 24 of them and then had 900 inhabitants.
Say as the latter number of men is to their population, so are 211 men to the
whole population of all the towns. The result is 7,912 and a fraction.
Winthrop's Journal related, in 1639, that the soldiers of the Bay were mus-
tered at Boston and amounted to 1,000. From supposing that the Bay then
.
included what was subsequently Essex County, some of the best historical author-
ities have taken such military force to be all which existed in what has been
denominated Massachusetts. But as it reached no further north than Chelsea,
there were about 611 more soldiers. The reason for this supposition is, that,
in 1637, the towns, not included in the preceding reference of Winthrop, were
assessed 80 of the 211 soldiers, ordered against the Pequods. Though this ratio
is not conclusively right, in its application to the case in view, because of changes
in the number of the people, during the interim of two years, yet it is not likely
to be far from being correct. Computing the total, 1,611 of the militia, at 5},
as their part of the whole people, the Colony contained 8,592. The moderate
increase of two years, though many emigrants came in 1638, may be accounted
for in the companies, who went to other colonies, and in the departure of those,
who were sent off or went away on account of the difficulties with Ann Hutch-
inson. Johnson observed, in his Wonder Working Providence, that, in the
period of fifteen years to 1643, there had been brought to Massachusetts about
21,200 passengers. More than half of this number, at such a date, had, for
other reasons in connection with that just assigned, returned to Europe or gone
to different sections of America. Among these reasons may be particularly
classed this, that as the persecution of the Puritans in England ceased in 1640,
and thus stopped the tide of emigration to our shores, many of the colonists
were induced to return and dwell in their native country.
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The modern part of Universal History, vol. 29, p. 288, states, that, in 1612,
New England could raise 7 or 8,000 militia. Such an estimate is too high. If
we allow Massachusetts of them, about ber proportion, she would have had
a population of over 20,000. This was much beyond the reality.
Population of the Province, 1696–1765.
In 1996, President Stiles estimated the inhabitants of New England at 100,000.
The preceding year, Governor Fletcher laid before the Assembly of New York,
the King's requisition of quotas from the several Provinces for raising a united
force against the French. Rhode Island and Providence Plantation were pro-
portioned at 48, Connecticut 120, and Massachusetts 350. Had New Hamp-
shire been included, it would have stood at about 40. Hence, our Common-
wealth, comprising Maine, as well as Plymouth, then possessed a part of the
100,000 people, as 350 to 558, which is 62,724. Other estimates of years prior
to 1696, have been cited by authors. But they are evidently above what
they should be, and, therefore, have not been adduced particularly in this con-
nection.
From observations on the American Colonies, about 1701, by Rev. Dr. Hum-
phreys, Secretary of the Society, in England, for propagating the gospel in foreign
parts, the Annals of Rev. Dr. Holmes estimate the population of Massachusetts,
at that period, as 70,000.
In 1718, according to Governor Shute's representation to the Board of Trade
and Plantations in London, 1723, the militia of this Commonwealth were 15,000.
Douglass remarked, that such force was one third of the alarm list, or about
the number of polls. Of course, the 15,000 multiplied by 5} allow 80,000 people.
In 1723, on the authority of Governor Shute, our Province had 94,000 in-
habitants.
In 1731, Anderson states, that Massachusetts had 120,000 souls. The num-
ber of militia, being 50,000, assigned to her, the year before, by Salmon, must
have been too many.
In 1735, the History of the British Dominions in North America, allows
35,427 white polls to this Commonwealth, besides 2,600 negroes. The former
number multiplied by 4, give a product of 141,708, which, with the colored
people, make 144,308. This total is likely to be correct, because based on the
Provincial account of polls.
In 1742, Douglass places the white polls of Massachusetts at 41,000, being
about 164,000 inhabitants.
In 1747, the History of the British Dominions, just before quoted, estimates
her militia at 36,000, making about 192,000 people.
In 1749, the population here, as represented by a table in the Annals of Rev.
Dr. Holmes, was 220,000, and, in 1755, 234,000. The great difference between
the number of 1747 and 1749, indicates, that considerable deduction should be
made from one or the other. The probability is, that the mistake is in the esti-
mate of 1749, as being too large.
Census of 1765.
The first movement for a general census of Massachusetts was begun
in 1763. On the 2d of June of that year, Governor Bernard communi-
cated a message to the General Court to the following effect:
I am directed by the Lords of Trade, to take a particular account of the
number of the people of this Province, with all proper distinctions thereof.
I am desirous to have this done with the utmost exactness, as such informa-
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tion will be of great use to the Government of this Province as well as of his
Majesty's ministers. I therefore propose to have the returns of the several
towns made upon oath, according to a form issued for this purpose. And
as I apprehend these orders will be more effectual, if they are issued under
the authority of the whole legislature, I recommend this affair to your con-
sideration.
The General Court apparently did not take kindly to the idea.
The census being required by the British Government, it was viewed,
comments Felt, “with anxious jealousy, by our fathers, as another
plan for the imposition of taxes on our Province and the infringement
of their charter rights. The numbering of Israel by David and its
results were remembered, and applied by some to the injunction for
their observance, as similarly objectionable and liable to be followed
with judgments. Besides, the proposal, with so wide an application,
being an unpractised one, in this meridian, was met with objections,
common to novelties in political requisitions."
Considerable delay accordingly ensued in putting the project into
execution, for which Governor Bernard tactfully found excuses, but
he persisted in endeavoring to procure the co-operation of the Legis-
lature, which not desiring an open rupture with the Government,
finally sanctioned the proposal, the House of Representatives passing
an order February 2, 1764 directing the selectmen of each town and
district to “take an exact account of the number of dwelling-houses,
families, and people, in their respective towns and districts, including
as well Indians civilized, negroes and mulattos, as white people, and
females as well as males.”
“But,” continues Felt, “as the heart of the people was not in it,
many refused to comply with its requisitions. No doubt, their dis-
affection to it was much increased by the tidings, that the Parliament
had voted to tax the American Colonies. Nor was the acerbity of
their feelings toward it, at all sweetened by the Sugar Act, which
restricted their commerce with the West Indies. After waiting over
a year, with his patience much tried and his fear not small, lest the
British authorities would look on him as nerveless, the Chief Magis-
trate desired, that the stronger confirmations of a formal law might
be superadded. Accordingly, March 1, 1765, 'An act for carrying into
execution an order of the General Court for numbering the people
within this Province, passed in the two houses to be engrossed. On
the 5th, it received the signature of the Governor.” The returns were
ordered to be made on or before the twenty-fifth day of May, 1765.1
Census of 1776.
On December 26, 1775, the Provincial Congress, for the purpose of
raising the necessary funds for the prosecution of the war of inde-
pendence, resolved -
That the thirteen United Colonies be pledged for the redemption of the
bills of credit so directed to be emitted. That each Colony provide ways
i Collections of the American Statistical Association, 1845, Vol. I, paper by Joseph B. Felt, Population of
Massachusetts, pp. 123-127, 146-157. For another account of this census see Joseph B. Benton's Early Census
Making in Massachusetts.
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and means to sink its proportion of said bills, in such manner as may be most
effectual, and best adapted to the condition, circumstances, and equal mode
of levying taxes in each Colony. That the proportion or quota of each re-
spective Colony be determined according to the number of inhabitants of
all ages, including negroes and mulattoes, in each colony. That it be rec-
ommended to the several Assemblies, Conventions, or Councils, or Com-
mittees of Safety of the respective Colonies, to ascertain, by the most im-
partial and effectual means in their power, the number of inhabitants in each
respective colony, taking care that the lists be authenticated by the oaths
of the several persons who shall be intrusted with this service; and that the
said Assemblies, Conventions, Councils, or Committees of Safety, do respec-
tively lay before this Congress a return of the number of inhabitants of their
respective Colonies, as soon as the same shall be procured.
In conformity with this act of Congress, the General Court of Massa-
chusetts, on February 16, 1776, passed an act "for ascertaining the
number of inhabitants in this Colony," which recited: -
Whereas the American Congress have recommended to the several Assem-
blies, Conventions, Councils, and Committees of Safety of the respective
Colonies, to ascertain, by the most impartial and effectual means in their
power, the number of Inhabitants in the Colonies respectively: Be it enacted,
by the Council and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and
by the authority of the same, that the Selectmen who shall be chosen in each
town within this Colony for the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy-
six, at their annual meeting in March, shall take an exact account of the num-
ber of inhabitants, of all ages, including negroes and mulattoes (distinguish-
ing the number of each), resident in their respective towns, and belonging
to this Colony on the twentieth day of March aforesaid, and all soldiers and
seamen in the service of the Continent or of this Colony, who are to be con-
sidered as inhabitants of the towns to which they belonged respectively when
they entered the said services, and that they shall make return of the same
into the Secretary's office of this Colony, on or before the last day of June
next. And every Selectman refusing or neglecting his duty herein, shall
forfeit and pay as a fine for the use of this Colony, the sum of four pounds.
One pre-
Supplementing the resolve above quoted, the Legislature passed other
resolves on the same date to facilitate the enumeration.
scribed the form of the return to be made by the several towns, which
was to provide for obtaining the following information: -
The names of heads of each family.
The number of white people in each family.
The number of negroes and mulattoes in each family.
The whole number in each family.
Census of 1784.
Congress, not satisfied with the results of efferts it had made in
1781' to procure an enumeration of the white inhabitants of the sev-
! On the 11th of December, 1781, the Continental Congress "Resolied, That it be recommended to the legis-
latures of the several States, to cause to be taken and transmitted to Congress, as soon as practicable, the number
of white inhabitants thereof, pursuant to the ninth article of the confederation." This being communicated to
the Legislature of Massachusetts, was placed in the hands of a committee for consideration, which reported Feb-
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eral states, again ordered a census in a resolve passed February 17,
1783. This was very deliberately complied with by the General Court
of Massachusetts, which on July 2, 1784, passed an act "for obtaining
a just and accurate account of the quantity of land within this Com-
monwealth granted to, or surveyed for, any person, the number of
buildings thereon, and of its inhabitants." The assessors of the various
towns were required to make the canvass and to return the particulars
thereof as of September 1, 1784, to the Secretary of the Commonwealth
not later than the following November 1.
2. CENSUSES FROM 1790 TO 1837.
During this period the Commonwealth took no censuses, membership
of the Legislature being based upon the number of ratable polls as de-
termined by the assessors, and the only enumerations of the population of
the State being those made by the United States pursuant to the require-
ments of the federal Constitution. The population of Massachusetts as
determined by these censuses was as follows: 1790, 378,787; 1800, 422,845;
1810, 472,040; 1820, 523,287; 1830, 610,408.
3. CENSUSES FROM 1837 TO 1857.
Censuses of 1837.
Two censuses were taken by the Commonwealth in 1837 as of the
same date, May 1, one, a census of inhabitants, the other, a census
of ratable polls only. The first was provided for by Chapter 85, Acts
of 1837, approved March 21 of that year, and was taken for the pur-
pose of enabling compliance with the act of Congress providing for the
distribution of the surplus revenue in the treasury of the United States
among the several states, and which it was required by the Legislature
should be deposited with the several towns of the Commonwealth in
proportion to their respective population. The population as deter-
mined by this census was 701,331.
The census of ratable polls taken in the same year was necessitated
by the requirements of Article XII of the Amendments to the Con-
stitution as a means of establishing what was believed would be a
more satisfactory basis for apportioning membership in the House of
ruary 20, 1782, to the effect that "a very accurate account of the number of souls within this Commonwealth”
having been taken in 1776, “at which time the whites amounted to 338,627, and as there was a general valuation
taken of all polls, rateable and not rateable, whether at home or abroad, in 1772, 1778, and 1781, - it is supposed
a more accurate account of the number of whites cannot be had than from said returns. ... Based upon the
number of polls returned for 1781, the report estimates the total white population for that year as 358,402. No
recommendation for compliance with the request of Congress was made, the committee evidently feeling that
the desired information, so far as Massachusetts was concerned, was sufficiently accurate and up to date for prac-
tical purposes. The House accepted the report, the Senate favored a more literal compliance with the act of Con-
gress, and the matter was then dropped and the data already at hand were permitted to serve the purposes of
taxation for carrying on the remainder of the war. “Whatever else," says Felt in his paper on the population
of Massachusetts already quoted (p. 133), “may have induced the Representatives thus to hold back, it was not
to hide the real number of our inhabitants. They endorsed the liberal estimate of the report, which multiplied
the polls by 4}, as the amount of them, instead of the common ratio of 4. Their apparent objection to comply
with the recommendation of Congress, was, that the call for it, in Massachusetts, was not so great as in other parts
of the Cnion, because they had means whereby it might be correctly enough answered, as to all its public purposes.
They also probably feared that, under the great burdens borne by the people, such a measure might alienate
the feelings of many from government, without any absolute benefit. Still, the example of the Senate was safer
and wiser, which by obedience would have given stability to the legislation of Congress, already too weak-handed
by deficiencies of the confederacy."
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Representatives than by permitting the number to be determined
locally by the assessors as had, in effect, hitherto been the practice.1
This amendment, which was adopted by the General Court during
the sessions of the years 1835 and 1836 and was approved and ratified
by the people November 14, 1836, provided that the apportionment
of representatives should be based upon “a census of the ratable polls
in each city, town, or district of the commonwealth, on the first day
of May," which should "be taken and returned into the secretary's
office, in such manner as the legislature shall provide, within the month
of May,” in the year 1837 and in every tenth year thereafter in the
month of May; and an enabling act consistent with the constitutional
requirement was passed on April 12 (Chapter 128 of the Acts of 1837).
The number of ratable polls returned by this census was 193,431.
Censuses of 1840.
A new basis of determining representation in the Senate and House
of Representatives was provided by Article XIII of the Amendments,
which was adopted by the General Court during the sessions of the
years 1839 and 1840 and approved and ratified by the people April 6,
1840. It provided that —
A census of the inhabitants of each city and town, on the first day of May,
shall be taken, and returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last
day of June, of the year one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of every
tenth year thereafter; which census shall determine the apportionment of
senators and representatives for the term of ten years.
Consistently with this article of amendment, the Legislature passed
Chapter 68 of the Acts of 1840, approved March 21 of that year, which
provided in Section 1 as follows: —
>
A census of the inhabitants of the several cities and towns in this common-
wealth, on the first day of May next, and on the first day of May, in every
tenth year thereafter, shall be taken and returned into the secretary's office,
on or before the last day of the following June, in the manner hereinafter
prescribed; provided, however, that state paupers and convicts in the state
prison shall not be numbered; also the inmates of the several hospitals, jails
and houses of correction, and the students in colleges, academies and high
schools, shall not be numbered in the census of towns to which they do not
belong.
The total number of "inhabitants of the several cities and towns" as
determined by this census was 719,364. The total population as de-
termined by the United States Census, taken in the same year, was
737,699.
The constitutional and legislative provisions for a census in the year
1840 and every tenth year thereafter involved in those years a dupli-
cation of the canvass made by the United States in taking its decen-
nial census of population, though the character of the two censuses
i See Part IV, p. 727.
2 Yeas, 34,719; nays, 11,754.
• Yeas, 24,884; nays, 4,912.
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was not absolutely identical, for the federal enumeration was supposed
to be complete as to total population, while the state enumeration
expressly excluded "state paupers and convicts in the state prison."
Censuses of 1850.
The decennial census of inhabitants provided for by Article XIII of
the Amendments to the Constitution was duly taken in 1850 under
the provisions of Chapter 68 of the Acts of 1840, which remained in
force, no additional legislation being apparently deemed necessary.
The number of inhabitants of the Commonwealth as determined by
this census was 973,654. The total population as determined by the
United States Census taken in the same year was 994,514.
Census of 1855.
Notwithstanding the censuses of population and of inhabitants which
were now being taken decennially in the same year by the federal
government and by the Commonwealth, respectively, under constitu-
tional provisions, the Legislature apparently felt that there should be
an enumeration as often as once in each five years, and so in 1855 it
passed an act (Chapter 439), approved May 21, which provided that –
A census of the inhabitants of each city and town of the commonwealth
of Massachusetts shall be taken, between the first day of June and the first
day of October, as to existing facts on the first day of June in the year
eighteen hundred and fifty-five and also in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty-five, and in each tenth year thereafter.
The population of the Commonwealth as determined by the Census
of 1855 was 1,132,369.
Census of 1857.
But before the year 1860, in which, under the Constitution, another
census of inhabitants for the purpose of determining representation in
the Legislature during the succeeding decade must needs be taken, the
Constitution was again amended by Articles XXI and XXII (adopted
by the General Court of the political years 1856 and 1857 and approved
and ratified by the people May 1, 1857)," which changed the basis of
representation from inhabitants to legal voters, the provision for the
census being as follows:
A census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the first day of May,
shall be taken and returned into the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, on or before the last day of June, in the year eighteen hundred and
fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants of each city and town in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth year thereafter.
In the census aforesaid, a special enumeration shall be made of the legal
voters; and in each city, said enumeration shall specify the number of such
legal voters aforesaid, residing in each ward of such city.
Inasmuch as the census of legal voters to be taken in 1857, as pro-
vided for in these amendments, was to be as of May 1, and as the
1 The vote on Article XXI was: yeas, 31,277; nays, 6,282. The vote on Article XXII was: yeas, 32,971; nays,
4,342.
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election to determine whether the amendments would be ratified was
to be held on that day, the Legislature anticipated the ratification by
passing an act on April 11, 1857, making more definite provision for
taking the census of legal voters in the then current year, and for the
census of legal voters and inhabitants to be taken in the year 1865
and every tenth year thereafter. This act, Chapter 60 of 1857, was to
become effective "from and after the date of the governor's procla-
mation, announcing that either of the articles of amendment of the
Constitution, relating to the districting of the state for the choice of
representatives or senators to the General Court, to be submitted to
the people on the first day of May of the present year, has been duly
adopted and ratified by them; and if both of said amendments shall
be rejected, this act shall be void.” This act also expressly repealed
Chapter 68 of the Acts of 1840 and thus remedied the virtual dupli-
cation of the population census by the Commonwealth and the federal
government in the same year, such as had already occurred in 1840
and 1850, while by the adoption of the amendments of 1857 to the
State Constitution there was, in conjunction with the federal census,
a quinquennial enumeration of the population of the Commonwealth,
which has been maintained up to the present time. The census of
May 1, 1857, showed a total of 211,681 legal voters.
4. STATE CENSUSES SINCE 1857.
Census of 1865.
As above stated, Chapter 60, Acts of 1857, approved April 11 of
that year, passed in conformity with the Twenty-first and Twenty-
second Articles of Amendment, provided that
A census of the legal voters of each city and town in this commonwealth,
on the first day of May next, shall be taken and returned into the office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, on or before the last day of June next,
and a census of the inhabitants of each city and town on the first day of May,
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth year there-
after, in the manner hereinafter prescribed.
This act thus became, unless and until repealed, the permanent
census law of the Commonwealth, and in 1860 it was repealed by
Chapter 182 of the General Statutes, but was reincorporated, in sub-
stance, in the general revision, becoming Chapter 20 of the General
Statutes of 1860. When, however, the time came to prepare for the
(ensus of 1865, it was found desirable to pass a new enabling act, and
this has been done with each recurring census period, notwithstanding
the act as passed each decade, with the exception of that making
provision for the Census of 1915, has in form purported to provide
for all future censuses. The enabling act for the Census of 1865 was
Chapter 69 of the Acts of that year, approved March 6, and provided
in Section 1 that
"A census of the inhabitants of each city and town in the commonwealth
on the first day of May shall be taken in the year 1865 and in every tenth
year thereafter and shall contain a special enumeration of the legal voters
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residing in each town, and in each ward of the several cities." By Section 3,
the censụs was to be taken in the cities by agents appointed by the mayor
and aldermen, and in towns by the selectmen or by agents appointed by
them, and it was provided that a return of the results should be made on or
before August 20 of the same year to the sheriff of the county "who shall
transmit it to the office of the secretary of the commonwealth on or before
the last day of said August; or the selectmen or agents may themselves trans-
mit the return to the office of the secretary on or before the day last named.”
Hitherto it had been the practice to have censuses taken by the as-
sessors, but it was felt that this method was distinctly prejudicial to
a complete and impartial canvass because of the supposed indisposi-
tion of many persons to give all the facts desired for census purposes
to canvassers who might use the same for purposes of taxation.
Section 7 of this act repealed Chapter 20 of the General Statutes
of 1860. Thus Chapter 69 of the Acts of 1865 became the law for the
Census of 1865 and for succeeding decennial censuses unless and until
amended or repealed. The population of the Commonwealth as deter-
mined by the Census of 1865 was 1,267,031.
Census of 1875.
A notable change was made in the administrative methods of census-
taking in preparing for the Census of 1875. Since the preceding state
census, namely, in 1869, a distinct statistical department had been
created by the Legislature, the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, and
since this Bureau was charged by the provisions of Chapter 386 of
the Acts of 1874, approved June 30, with the duty of taking an in-
dustrial census in 1875, it was decided to give over to it also the taking
of the population census, which had hitherto been a function of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. This was done by incorporating a
provision (Section 2) in the industrial census act stipulating that "the
decennial census of the commonwealth required by articles twenty-one
and twenty-two of the amendments to the Constitution shall be taken by
the same persons as are appointed to gather the industrial statistics,"
provided for in Section 1, namely, such of the assessors of the several
cities and towns as might be appointed by the Bureau of Statistics of
Labor, thus authorizing a return to the extent that the chief of the
Bureau might find it expedient to do so, to the practice of permitting
assessors to act as enumerators.
As no special designation was made in the census legislation of 1874
of a census day, or a date for making the return of the results to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, and as only so much of Section 3
of Chapter 69 of the Acts of 1865 as was inconsistent with Chapter
386 of the Acts of 1874 was repealed by it, the provision of the act of
1865 requiring the census of that year and of every tenth year there-
after to be taken as of May 1 remained in force, and the Census of
1875 was accordingly taken as of May 1. The act of 1865, however,
in providing in Section 3 that the return to the Secretary should be
made not later than August 31, did not specifically indicate that the
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period for making the return should remain the same in each subse-
quent census year; but the census office apparently .construed this
to be intended and as applying to the Census of 1875. The popu-
lation of the Commonwealth as determined by the Census of 1875
was 1,651,912.
Census of 1885.
In 1882 the laws of the Commonwealth were subjected to another
general revision, and Chapter 69 of the Acts of 1865 was accordingly
repealed by Chapter 224 of the Public Statutes of 1882, and its pro-
visions incorporated into Chapter 31, the phraseology running in
Section 1:
A census of the inhabitants of each city and town in the commonwealth
on the first day of May shall be taken, under the direction of the bureau of
statistics of labor, in the year eighteen hundred and eighty-five, and in every
tenth year thereafter, and shall contain a special enumeration of the legal
voters residing in each town, and in each ward of the several cities;
(6
and in Section 3 it was provided that
The agents and assessors appointed to take the census "shall on or before
the twentieth day of August of the same year, deliver the return to the sheriff
of the county, who shall transmit it to the office of the said bureau on or before
the last day of said August; or they may themselves so transmit the return."
Thus, Chapter 31 of the Public Statutes of 1882 became the law for
the Census of 1885 and succeeding censuses unless and until amended
or repealed. This statute was, however, superseded by Chapter 181,
Acts of 1884, approved April 23, which provided in Section 1 that -
The decennial census of the commonwealth required by articles twenty-one
and twenty-two of the amendments to the Constitution and the decennial
census of the industries of the commonwealth shall be taken in the year
eighteen hundred and eighty-five and in every tenth year thereafter, under
the direction of the bureau of statistics of labor, by enumerators to be ap-
pointed by said bureau.
Section 3 of this act provided that the information gathered on the
population schedule
shall relate to each person residing in the commonwealth on the first day of
ſay and by such schedule there shall be made a special enumeration of the
legal voters, (etc.).
Section 10 of the act provided tbat-
The said bureau, after it has gathered the facts as to population, shall make
a return of the aggregated results of the census as to population and voters
for each town and city, and each ward of each city, and shall return into the
office of the secretary of the commonwealth, said aggregated results, on or
before the first day of December of each census year, and the secretary shall
prepare from such aggregated results, an abstract, arranged by counties,
showing the number of legal voters in each town and in each ward of the sev-
eral cities, and shall submit the same to the general court within the first ten
days of the session following the taking of the census of inhabitants.
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Section 18 of this act repealed Chapter 31 of the Public Statutes.
Thus Chapter 181 of the Acts of 1884 became the law for succeeding
decennial censuses unless and until amended or repealed. The popu-
lation of the Commonwealth as determined by the Census of 1885
was 1,942,141.
Census of 1895.
Chapter 224, Acts of 1894, approved April 11, provided in Section 1
for taking the census in the year 1895 “and in every tenth year there-
after;" and in Section 3 provided that the information to be gathered
as to population and social statistics shall include an enumeration of
the inhabitants and a special enumeration of the legal voters “on the
first day of May in the census year.” Section 10 repeated the pro-
visions of the corresponding section of the Act of 1884 requiring a
return of the results of the census to be made to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth “on or before the first day of December of each census
year.”
Section 18 of this act repealed the Census Act of 1884 (Chapter 181)
in its entirety. Thus the act of 1894 became the law for the Census
of 1895 and for succeeding decennial censuses unless and until amended
or repealed. The population of the Commonwealth as determined by
the Census of 1895 was 2,500,183.
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Census of 1905.
When the general laws were codified and enacted as the Revised
Laws of 1902, the census legislation on the statute books was omitted,
though it had been included in the general revisions of 1860 and 1882,
but since the census act of 1894 was not repealed by the Revised Laws
of 1902, it still remained in force. As at each recurring census period
since 1875, however, it had been found necessary to enact new legis-
lation, so in 1904, Chapter 423, approved June 4, was passed to provide
specifically for the Census of 1905, and, following custom, provision
was made for taking the Census in 1905 "and in every tenth year
thereafter" as of the first day of May, and requiring the return to be
made to the Secretary of the Commonwealth “on or before the first
day of December in each census year."
Section 27 of this act repealed the census act of 1884 (Chapter 224).
Thus the act of 1904 became the law for the Census of 1905 and for
succeeding decennial censuses unless and until amended or repealed.
The population of the Commonwealth as determined by the Census
of 1905 was 3,003,680.
Census of 1915.
The enabling act for the Census of 1915 was approved June 20,
1914, being Chapter 692 of the acts of that year. It was char-
acterized by numerous modifications of census legislation of former
decades intended to meet the changing conditions of the times. One
radical departure from the procedure of all former state censuses was
the provision for taking the census as of April 1 instead of May 1,1
1 See Part III, "The Census Day."
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which had been uniformly the census day since the first census of
ratable polls in 1837; and for the first time, also, no definite date
was fixed in the census act for the return to be made into the office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the stipulation in this respect
being only that the returns should be made "as soon as possible after
the enumeration"; but the Secretary of the Commonwealth being
required to submit the return to the General Court within the first
ten days of the legislative session next following the taking of the
census, it was, of course, imperative that the return should be made
in season to permit this to be done. The return was, in fact, made on
December 23, 1915, and showed the population of the Commonwealth
to be 3,693,310.
Chapter 692 of the Acts of 1914 specifically repealed Chapter 423
of the Acts of 1904, and provided only for the Census of 1915; that
is, it did not follow the practice of preceding census acts by providing
not only for the Census of 1915, but for a census “in every tenth year
thereafter," it having become apparent that such a provision served
no useful purpose in view of the necessity of passing new legislation
for each census.
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PART II.
CENSUSES OF INDUSTRY, AGRICULTURE, AND SUBJECTS
OTHER THAN POPULATION.
1837. By Chapter 199 of the Acts of 1837, approved April 19, provision
was made for obtaining “statistical information in relation to certain
branches of industry within the Commonwealth” as of April 1, 1837.
This information was to be procured by the assessors of the several
towns and returned to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and was
to embrace data relative to the following specified industries: Cotton,
olen, and silk manufacturing and sperm oil used by manufacturers;
sheep growing and wool production; boot and shoe manufacturing;
tanning; hat and straw bonnet manufacturing; paper manufacturing;
pig, bar iron, and iron castings manufacturing; nail, axe, cutlery,
metal button, and farm implement manufacturing; glass manufac-
turing; comb manufacturing; tin and wooden ware manufacturing;
distilling; salt making; shipbuilding; importation of sperm oil; the
fisheries. This was the first systematic attempt to appraise the in-
dustrial resources of the Commonwealth.
1845. By Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1845, approved March 21, provision
was made for taking a census of industry similar to that of 1837, but
upon a much more extended scale, over 90 articles of manufacture and
agricultural products being specified regarding which information was
to be obtained by the assessors as of April 1 and returned to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
1855. By Chapter 467 of the Acts of 1855, approved May 21, 1855, pro-
vision was made for an industrial census similar to the Censuses of
1837 and 1845, and of substantially the same scope as the Census of
1845. The data, however, were to be obtained as of June 1 instead
of April 1.
1865. By Chapter 146 of the Acts of 1865, approved April 24, provision
was made for obtaining the Industrial Statistics of the Commonwealth,
returns to be made as of May 1, 1865, by the aldermen of each city
and the selectmen of each town, between May 1 and September 1,
and in every tenth year thereafter, to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth, relating to amount, description, and value of stock and fuel
consumed, and of articles manufactured; to the produce of land,
quarries, kilns, coal-beds, ore-beds, and fisheries; to wool, wood, bark,
charcoal, farm products, live stock, ice, and imports; to vessels and
boats built and buildings erected. The act proceeded to specify in
great detail the character of information to be secured for these and
for other subjects, including cotton and other textile manufactures.
1875. By Chapter 386 of the Acts of 1874, approved June 30, it was
provided that the decennial Industrial Statistics to be obtained in 1875
in conformity with the requirements of Chapter 146 of the Acts of
1865 should be gathered under the direction of the Bureau of Statistics
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of Labor by such of the assessors of the several cities and towns as
said Bureau might appoint; and that the schedule of "heads of in-
formation” set forth in the act of 1865 should be revised by the sec-
retary of the Board of Education, the secretary of the Board of Agri-
culture, and the Insurance Commissioner, subject to the approval of
the Governor and Council. Beginning with this year all censuses have
been taken by the Bureau of Statistics.
1885. By Chapter 181 of the Acts of 1884, approved April 23, compre-
hensive provision was made in one act for the decennial censuses of
population, legal voters, and industries (preceding census legislation
being repealed), the information sought to be gathered on eight sched-
ules, as follows:
1. Population and social statistics.
2. Manufactures.
3. Mining and quarrying.
4. Agricultural products and property.
5. Fisheries.
6. Commerce.
7. Libraries.
8. Schools and school property.
The inquiries were subject to the approval of the Governor and
Council. By a supplementary act, Chapter 55, Resolves of 1884,
data relating to woodland were to be secured. The data to be ob-
tained on schedules 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8 were to be for the year ending
June 30 of the census year, and those for schedule 4 for the year
ending November 15 of the census year. For the first time provision
was made that the census in all its branches should be obtained by
"enumerators” appointed for the purpose, although certain of the
returns were to be made by mail.
1895. By Chapter 224 of the Acts of 1894, approved April 11, provision
was again made in one act not only for the decennial census of popu-
lation and legal voters, as required by the Constitution, but also for
securing information relating to -
Social statistics.
Manufactures.
Mining and quarrying.
Agricultural products and property.
Fisheries.
Commerce.
Libraries.
Schools and school property.
The several schedules were to bear inquiries framed by the
Bureau of Statistics of Labor and be approved by the Governor and
Council.
1905. By Chapter 423 of the Acts of 1894, approved June 4, provision
was again made in one act for the decennial census of population and
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legal voters required by the Constitution and for securing information
relating to
Social statistics.
Manufactures.
Trade.
Mining and quarrying.
Agricultural products and property.
Fisheries.
Commerce.
Libraries.
Schools and school property.
The schedules were to contain inquiries framed by the Bureau of
Statistics of Labor and be approved by the Governor and Council.
The federal government, which had hitherto for some decades taken
a census of manufactures in conjunction with its decennial census of
population, began in 1905 to take a quinquennial census of manu-
factures, so that in this year there were technically two censuses in
Massachusetts covering this subject, for although there was but one
field canvass (due to a co-operative arrangement between the Govern-
ment and the Commonwealth), the results were tabulated and pub-
lished independently. This appeared to be a needless duplication of
effort and expense, so that in planning for the State Population Census
of 1915, no provision was made for a census of manufactures to be
taken in that year by the State, nor did the Legislature provide for
a census of agriculture as it had hitherto done in connection with the
decennial population census. Moreover, the annual collection of manu-
factures statistics by the Bureau of Statistics, begun in 1886, had by
now been developed so that it served the purpose of an annual census.
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PART III.
THE “CENSUS DAY,” AND THE AUTHORITY OF THE LEGIS-
LATURE TO FIX THE SAME IN ITS DISCRETION UNDER
ARTICLES XXI AND XXII OF THE AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
Since the first enumeration of ratable polls in 1837, the census day for
each census up to and including that of 1905 had uniformly been May 1,
but when the time approached for drafting legislation to provide for the
Census of 1915, the Director of the Bureau of Statistics thought it desirable
that the date be changed to April 1. Before making a recommendation
for such a radical innovation, however, he deemed it important to satisfy
himself that the somewhat awkward phrasing of the constitutional pro-
visions for the census did not deprive the Legislature of the power to make
the change, and he accordingly made a careful study of the subject, the
results of which are here set forth as a matter of record.
Articles XXI and XXII of the Amendments to the Constitution,
ratified by the people on May 1, 1857, provided that there should be taken
a census of the legal voters as of May 1 that year and that the same
should be returned into the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
on or before the last day of June of the same year. No provision was made
by these amendments for taking a census of the inhabitants in 1857, but
provision was made for taking a census of the inhabitants and also an
enumeration of the legal voters in the year 1865 and every tenth year there-
after. While the amendments specified the day for which the census of
legal voters should be taken in the year 1857, and also the period within
which the return of said census should be made to the Secretary they did
not specify the day on which the census of the inhabitants and the enu-
meration of the legal voters should be taken in the subsequent census
years, nor did they specify the period within which the censuses to be
taken in subsequent census years should be returned into the office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. The amendments plainly left the census
day and the period of making the return for the censuses required to be
taken in the year 1865 and every tenth year thereafter to the determina-
tion of the Legislature. While the amendments were still pending, the
Legislature passed an act (Chapter 60 of the Acts of 1857) which became
effective upon the ratification of the amendments, and which supplied the
provisions in question for the Census of 1865 and of every tenth year
thereafter. These were that in the census of that year and succeeding
decennial censuses the day of enumeration should be May 1 and the last
day for making the return to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, June 30.
Chapter 60 of the Acts of 1857 was repealed by Chapter 182 of the
General Statutes of 1860, but Chapter 20 of the General Statutes of 1860
again fixed the date of enumeration and the last day for making the return
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for the Census of 1865 and the decennial censuses thereafter as May 1 and
June 30, respectively.
Chapter 69 of the Acts of 1865 repealed Chapter 20 of the General
Statutes of 1860, but while it made the provision that May 1 should be
the date of enumeration for the Census of 1865 and each decennial census
thereafter, it extended the period for making the return to the Secretary
of the Commonwealth to August 31.
Chapter 224 of the Public Statutes of 1882 repealed Chapter 69 of the
Acts of 1865, but Chapter 31 of the Public Statutes of 1882 again provided
that the date of enumeration and the last day for making the return should
be May 1 and August 31, respectively, for the Census of 1885 and each
decennial census thereafter.
Chapter 181 of the Acts of 1884 repealed Chapter 31 of the Public
Statutes of 1882, but while it provided that May 1 should be the date of
enumeration for the Census of 1885 and each decennial census thereafter,
it extended the period within which the return should be made for the
Census of 1885 and each decennial census thereafter to December 1.
Chapter 224 of the Acts of 1894 repealed Chapter 181 of the Acts of
1884, but continued the provision that May 1 should be the date of enu-
meration and December 1 the last day for making the return for the Census
of 1895 and each decennial census thereafter.
Chapter 423 of the Acts of 1904 repealed Chapter 224 of the Acts of
1894 but continued the provision that May 1 should be the date of enu-
meration and December 1 the last day for making the return for the Census
of 1905 and each decennial census thereafter.
Thus, it will be seen that the Legislature in 1857 and again in 1860
and again in 1865 passed acts providing for the census to be taken in the
year 1865 and in each tenth year thereafter, the statute of 1860 repealing
that of 1857 and the statute of 1865, in turn, repealing that of 1860;
the statute passed in 1865 was allowed to remain in force and to govern
the Census of 1875, but in 1884, the act of 1865 was entirely repealed
and a new act passed; again, in 1894, the act of 1884 was repealed and
a new act passed; and again, in 1904, the act of 1894 was repealed and a
new act passed. In all of these acts, from 1857 to 1904, inclusive, the
Legislature saw fit to fix the census day as of May 1, presumably for the
reason that throughout this period this was the date for the assessment of
property, — indeed, during a part of this period the statutes provided
that the census should be taken by the assessors. During the period from
1857 to 1904, however, the last day permitted for making the return of
the census results into the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
was changed on three different occasions. The provision made in the
original enactment of 1857 and re-enacted in the General Statutes of 1860
was that the return should be made for the Census of 1865 and each
decennial census thereafter not later than the last day of June, but before
the time arrived for taking the Census of 1865 the provision was changed
by Chapter 69 of the Acts of that year so as to extend the period for
making the return to the last day of August; and this remained un-
changed until 1884, when it was provided that the return of the Census
for 1885 and each decennial census thereafter might be made not later
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than the first day of December, this provision being re-enacted in the cen-
sus acts of 1894 and 1904 to govern the Censuses of 1895 and 1905, re-
spectively, and each decennial census thereafter.
While, therefore, the Legislature had not in any of the intervening
census legislation between 1857 and 1914 changed the date of enumera-
tion, it did change the date of making the return into the office of the
Secretary, and there seemed, therefore, to be no question but that it had
the same authority to change the date of enumeration as it had exercised
on three occasions to change the date for making the return. The subject
was discussed by Mr. Horace G. Wadlin, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
of Labor from October, 1888, to January 31, 1903 (and who had been
connected with the office through several censuses, being in entire charge
of the Census of 1895), in a communication addressed to the Director
of the Bureau of Statistics under date of February 12, 1914, as follows:
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY, February 12, 1914.
>
Mr. CHARLES F. GETTEMY, Director, Bureau of Statistics, State House, Boston,
Mass.
MY DEAR MR. GETTEMY: The question which is interesting you, as to the
power of the Legislature, under the Constitution, to fix the date of enumeration
of the inhabitants and voters within the census year, is one to which I have
given some consideration. My view might not accord with the opinion of the
court, but at any rate it agrees with the action of the Legislature taken con-
tinuously since 1865. I am aware, of course, that Legislatures sometimes err
in legislating upon matters controlled by constitutional limitations, and that
legislation finally pronounced unconstitutional, although previously unchal-
lenged, ceases to have value as a precedent.
It is well, perhaps, in order that the subject may be clearly outlined, to review
the constitutional provisions relating to the census as they have been successively
modified.
Originally, senators were apportioned by districts, created by the General
Court, in number according to “the proportions of the public taxes” paid therein;
while representatives were apportioned to each town according to the number
of ratable polls therein, each town having at least one representative.
Article XII of the Amendments changed this, and, in order to establish an
equal basis of representation, provided for a decennial census of “the ratable
polls ... on the first day of May,” to “be taken and returned into the Secre-
tary's office, in such manner as the Legislature shall provide, within the month
of May” in 1837 and in “every tenth year thereafter in the month of May.”
Article XIII of the Amendments superseded this, however, and provided for
a decennial census of inhabitants “on the first day of May," to be returned into
the office of the Secretary on or before the last day of June, 1840, and every tenth
year thereafter, to be used in an apportionment of senators and representatives
on the basis of inhabitants.
A State census of inhabitants was thus taken in 1840 and in 1850. The na-
tional census fell in the same years, a decennial census having been taken by
the national government each tenth year since 1790.
Meanwhile, irrespective of a census enumeration of the people, industrial
statistics were gathered under statutory provisions in 1837 and 1845, and, con-
tinuing this practice, a collection was authorized in 1855, and in that year, by
statutory provisions, an enumeration of the inhabitants was also taken. Before
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the year 1860, in which, under the Constitution, another census of inhabitants
would have been required, the Constitution was again amended by Articles XXI
and XXII.
These articles, respectively dealing with the apportionment of senators and
representatives, supersede Article XIII and provide for a special census of "legal
voters ... on the first day of May”, to be taken and returned into the office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, "on or before the last day of June in the
year 1857”; and also for a regular decennial census of inhabitants to be taken
in 1865 and every tenth year thereafter; in which, incidentally, a special enu-
meration of legal voters should be made. This decennial census provision is
contained in the second clause of each amendment. The sentence following
begins: “In the census aforesaid, a special enumeration shall be made of the
legal voters.” The “census aforesaid” must be the census of inhabitants to be
taken in 1865 and every tenth year thereafter, since the Census of 1857 had
already been specified as a census of legal voters.
It may be noted that the provisions of Article XII and Article XIII, and of
the first clause of XXI and XXII relating to the census of legal voters to be
taken in 1857, were all explicit as to the subjects of enumeration, the date of
enumeration, and the date of the return. Under Article XII it was to be of
ratable polls, on the first day of May, returned into the Secretary's office within
the month of May; under Article XIII, of inhabitants on the first of May, re-
turned into the Secretary's office on or before the last day of June.
By the Amendments XXI and XXII a new basis of apportionment of sena-
tors and representatives was fixed, i.e., legal voters (as distinguished from ratable
polls, or inhabitants), this requiring a special census of legal voters in 1857; to
be taken on the first day of May, and returned into the Secretary's office on or
before the last day of June.
The second clause of Articles XXI and XXII is, however, not explicit as to
the census day or date of return. It is explicit as to the subjects of enumeration,
i.e., “the inhabitants” and “the legal voters.” This was the important thing.
Why was it not made equally explicit on the other points? It might easily have
been made so if it had been thought necessary, as had been done in the preceding
Of course, as any one conversant with census-taking knows, the partic-
ular date of enumeration and return are details to be settled by the practical
exigencies of the case. The dates that best enable the facts to be collected and
tabulated with accuracy are the best dates. When the facts as to legal voters
and ratable polls were fixed by the date May 1, that day was the most con-
venient day for establishing the facts. The date of return was affected by the
extent of tabulation and revision required. The first date, so far as related to
the status of polls and voters, apart from any question of enumeration, was
subject to change at any time by legislation, and has since been changed so that
April 1 becomes the better day for enumeration.
To provide for the details of the enumeration in 1865, Chapter 69 of the Acts
of that year was enacted. With the constitutional provisions for this census
before them, no explicit date being fixed in the Constitution, either for enu-
meration or return, the Legislature in this statute proceeded to fix both. The
enumeration was to be of May 1 (that being the natural and convenient day, as
the provisions of law relating to legal voters then existed), and the return was
to be made into the office of the Secretary “on or before the twentieth day of
August.” Obviously, if the conclusion was right that the date of return could
be fixed by statute, and was not limited by anything in the Constitution, so
likewise the date of enumeration might have then been changed by statute
(or might now be changed), both dates being, as far as the Constitution is con-
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cerned, subject to the same considerations. Subsequent Legislatures have pro-
ceeded in the same way. These statutes relating to the details of the enumer-
ation within the census years fixed by the Constitution all provide not only for
the particular census then in hand but those in each “tenth year thereafter."
Thus, unless repealed or modified by subsequent legislation, the details of census-
taking fixed by either of them would continue in force. No new law was enacted
relating to the Census of 1875 so far as concerned the enumeration of the in-
habitants, and the provisions of Chapter 69 of 1865 formed the basis for that
enumeration.
As the census year 1885 approached, the complexity of the work required
additional legislation, and Chapter 181 of 1884 was enacted, wherein May 1
was fixed as the date of information as to inhabitants and legal voters, the census
to be taken under direction of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, and the details
of enumeration to be turned into the office of this Bureau before the last day of
June and transmitted into the office of the Secretary on or before December 1.
Again, in 1894, Chapter 224 provides for the census to be taken in 1895. This,
following the natural precedent established in 1865 and 1885, fixed May 1 as
the date of the enumeration of the inhabitants, legal voters, to be conducted
by the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, the results to be returned by this Bureau
into the office of the Secretary on or before the first day of December. Still
again, preceding the Census of 1905, Chapter 423 of 1904 superseded the Act
of 1894, but continued the dates fixed in that act for the enumeration of persons
and voters, and for the return of the results into the office of the Secretary, and,
as usual, the Act of 1904 prescribes the details not only for the census to be taken
in the census year immediately following, but for the census to be taken "in
every tenth year thereafter.” It therefore would govern the census to be taken
in 1915 unless, as is proposed, superseded by other legislation.
It seems to me that a fair interpretation of the second clause of Amendments
XXI and XXII leaves the Legislature free to fix the exact dates of the enumera-
tion and of the return, and it seems clear that this view was taken by the Legis-
lature in 1865 and has been followed in the subsequent enabling acts.
An opinion contrary to this, namely, that the date of enumeration must be
of May 1, must assume that this is implied because fixed in the first clause of
the amendments as to the special census of 1857. If the date is thus fixed as
to the enumeration it is equally fixed as to the return of the enumeration, and
if so the Legislature erred in 1865 and in each subsequent act. The Supreme
Court in its opinion on a certain question propounded by the Legislature in
1893, wherein it said, “In the year 1895 a census must be taken on the first day
of May, which is to be returned into the office of the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on or before the last day of June," must have overlooked the action of
the Legislature in Chapter 69 of 1865, fixing the date of return in August, and
in Chapter 181 of 1884, which, not having been repealed, would have governed
the Census of 1895, the date of return having been extended to December 1.
I think it probable that had these statutory variations from what they supposed
to be the provisions governing the decennial census attracted their attention,
they would have changed the form of their statement, or if they thought the
Legislature in error would have said so. No doubt this phase of the census not
having been brought to their attention, they concentrated their research on
the particular thing concerning which their opinion was asked.
What view the court might now take on the direct question as to whether
or not the dates are definitely fixed in the Constitution as to the decennial cen-
sus, by implication from the dates fixed as to the special census of voters in
1857, no one can say. The conditions having changed with respect to the quali-
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fications of a legal voter so that April 1 now occupies the position formerly oc-
cupied by May 1, if the Legislature, following the precedent established in 1865.
et seq. in regard to the date of return, should change the date of enumeration to
April 1, I do not know whether this detail would in any respect invalidate the
census as a basis of reapportionment of senators and representatives, no other
question being raised as to the validity of the enumeration and its results; nor
do I suppose any one can know until this question is answered by the court.
The question of the constitutionality of the change of date, as heretofore made
by the Legislature, has never been raised.
It is, of course, too late to obtain an amendment of the Constitution, should
it be thought necessary. It is not too late to obtain the opinion of the court
on the direct question involved, and if the opinion should be that the Legis-
lature cannot change the date of enumeration to April 1, although that date
is obviously the better one in view of the present statutory provisions as to
legal voters, nevertheless, the census could in 1915 obtain and return the facts
as they exist on May 1.
For your own satisfaction you may think it proper to suggest the advisability
of asking the court's opinion.
Yours very truly,
HORACE G. WADLIN.
To this letter reply was made as follows:
BUREAU OF STATISTICS, March 10, 1914.
Mr. HORACE G. WADLIN, Librarian, Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass.
DEAR MR. WADLIN: — I fear I owe you an apology for not acknowledging
before now your communication of February 12 with regard to the census day,
etc., which came duly to hand but which I laid aside temporarily until I could
give it a careful reading. This I have now done and wish to thank you
for the
pains to which you have been in going into the matter so thoroughly and stating
the case so clearly.
I am just putting the finishing touches to the draft of the census bill for 1915
and the brief report relating to the subject which is to accompany it and which
I hope to file in a few days. After giving the matter consideration, I am disposed
to follow my first inclination and call attention to the proposed change in the
census day and make an incidental reference to the Supreme Court decision in
1893, but without requesting that the Legislature obtain a new opinion from
the court in regard to the matter. I am convinced personally that there is noth-
ing substantial to the point, and therefore do not desire to say or do anything.
which would tend to magnify it, feeling that I shall be doing my entire duty
and be sufficiently on record by merely referring to it.
It may be that I shall want to take advantage of the carefully prepared opin-
ion in your letter in some form at a future time; at any rate, it will be a very
valuable memorandum for the files of the Bureau.
Again thanking you, believe me,
Very truly yours,
CHARLES F. GETTEMY,
Director.
а.
By the provisions of Section 7, Chapter 371, Acts of 1909, the Director
of the Bureau of Statistics is required to submit to the General Court in
the year 1914 and every tenth year thereafter a “preliminary report em-
bodying an estimate of the cost of taking, compiling, and publishing the
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next succeeding decennial census and such other information and recom-
mendations” in relation thereto as may be necessary. In response to
these requirements the Director of the Bureau submitted to the General
Court of 1914, under date of March 16, a report (printed as House Docu-
ment No. 2318) including the draft of a bill for carrying out the provisions
of the Constitution and the general law. A portion of this report related
to a proposed amendment of the then existing provision of law relative
to the changing of ward lines in cities, and this was referred to the Com-
mittee on Election Laws, and resulted in the passage of an act in accordance
with the recommendation made. That portion of the report which related
specifically to the taking of the census, together with the bill providing
for the same, was referred to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means.
Particular attention was called in the report (page 5) to the proposed
change in the census day to April 1, as provided for in the draft of the
bill submitted, in order that the Legislature might be fully advised thereof,
and reference was made in this connection to an opinion given to the
Legislature in 1893 upon another matter by the Supreme Court in which
the justices made reference to the census day. This portion of the report
was as follows:
It will be noted that April 1 has been fixed as the census day instead of May
1, which has been the date in all former State census acts. While it may be
observed in this connection that in an opinion given to the Legislature in 1893
upon another matter, the Supreme Court incidentally asserted that "in the
year 1895 a census must be taken on the first day of May which is to be returned
into the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth on or before the last day
of June,” the Legislature in the census act passed the foilowing year provided
that the returns of the Census of 1895 should be made not later than December
1, and the 1905 census act contained a similar provision. Indeed, the wording
of the two Articles of Amendments to the Constitution which form the warrant
for taking the decennial census of population and legal voters seems to justify
the opinion always held by this department and by the Legislature that the
fixing of the first day of May as the census day and the last day of June as the
last date on which the returns of the census must be made into the office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth related only to the special census of legal voters
which it was provided should be made in the year 1857, and that, so far as these
two dates for the Census of 1865 and every tenth year thereafter were con-
cerned, they were left to be determined by the Legislature; and the Legislature
has, in fact, determined these dates as it chose at each decennial period. April
1 is now the logical date for the same reason that formerly applied to May 1,
this being the date for the assessment of taxes, and, in Boston, for the listing
of voters; and besides the natural argument in favor of uniformity, there is
the additional very practical reason for identity in these dates, - that the
assessors' lists are found extremely helpful in checking up the work of the enu-
merators, their value for this purpose being obviously to some extent vitiated if
the assessment and census dates do not correspond.
On May 22, the Joint Committee on Ways and Means reported the bill
(House Document No. 2646) in the House without changing the census
day or making other substantial alterations in the original draft, and it
was ordered to a third reading on May 25, being passed to be engrossed
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on June 2. In the meantime, on June 1, an order was offered by Repre-
sentative William M. McMorrow to obtain the opinion of the Supreme
Court on the question as to whether the pending bill, providing for the
taking of the census as of the first day of April, 1915, would be legal and
constitutional if enacted; and pending action on this order Mr. McMorrow
made a motion on June 3 to reconsider the vote whereby the House had
passed the bill to be engrossed. The text of this order as offered was as
follows:1
Ordered, That the opinion of the justices of the Supreme Judicial Court be
required by the House of Representatives on the following important question
of law: Would the provisions of House Bill No. 2646, now pending, entitled
“An Act to provide for taking the decennial census,” which provides for the
taking of a census as of the first day of April, 1915, be legal and constitutional
if enacted?
3
On June 4, the Committee on Rules, having given a hearing on the
subject, unanimously reported in the House recommending that the order
be not adopted, whereupon the order was, on motion of Representative
Channing Cox of Boston, rejected.? On June 9, on motion of Mr. McMor-
row, his motion for a reconsideration of the vote whereby the bill was
passed to be engrossed was discharged from the orders of the day under a
suspension of the rules, and the motion was withdrawn. The bill was then
sent to the Senate, where it was ordered to a third reading on June 10
and passed to be engrossed on June 11; it was enacted in the House on
June 12, enacted in the Senate on June 15, and approved by the Governor
on June 20; and on July 15, the schedules devised by the Director of the
Bureau of Statistics for the taking of the census of population and legal voters
were approved, as provided by the act, by the Governor and Council.
Preparations accordingly went forward for the Census of 1915 on the
assumption that the day for the enumeration had been decisively fixed for
the enumerators' instruction book and the explanatory literature
being written on this basis and the mechanical procedure of the Census
Office being timed accordingly. But as the day of enumeration approached,
a feeling of apprehension began to be apparent in the Legislature, voiced
particularly by Representative J. Weston Allen of Newton, as to the com-
plications which might ensue if, after taking the census as of April 1, it
should transpire that the Legislature had no right, under the Constitution,
to fix a date other than May 1, for should the Supreme Court rule to that
effect, the Legislature could not make a constitutional apportionment in
1916, and there were those who even expressed a fear that without a re-
apportionment and division of the State into legislative districts in 1916,
as required by the Constitution, it might not be possible to elect, con-
stitutionally, a Legislature in that or the following years of the decade.
So distinguished a lawyer as the Hon. John D. Long, a former governor
of the Commonwealth, was quoted as of the opinion that the articles of
amendment adopted in 1857 required the census to be taken as of May 1,
not only in that year but in 1865 and each decennial year thereafter. It
was, therefore, wisely determined to have the question passed upon by the
1 House Journal, 1914, p. 1800.
3 Ibid., p. 1840.
3 Ibid., p. 1888.
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Supreme Court, so that it might be settled beyond all question, notwith-
standing it was not until March 24, 1915, or only a week before the date
of enumeration fixed in the census act that the opinion of the Justices was
asked in an order of the House, as follows:
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, March 24, 1915.
Ordered, That the opinion of the justices of the Supreme Judicial Court be
required by the House of Representatives on the following questions of law:-
1. If a census of the inhabitants of each city and town of the Commonwealth,
and a special enumeration of the legal voters thereof, shall be taken by the Bureau
of Statistics as of the first day of April in the year nineteen hundred and fifteen,
as provided by section one of chapter six hundred and ninety-two of the acts
of the year nineteen hundred and fourteen, will such census be in conformity
with the requirements of Articles XXI and XXII of the Amendments of the
Constitution, which provides that "a census of the legal voters of each city
and town, on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, on or before the last day of June in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven; and a census of the in-
habitants of each city and town, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-five, and of every tenth year thereafter?”
2. Will an apportionment by the Legislature of the members of the House
of Representatives to the several counties and a division of the Commonwealth
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into senatorial districts based upon an enumeration of legal voters made under
the provisions of said chapter six hundred and ninety-two, if otherwise in con-
formity with the requirements of said Articles XXI and XXII of the Constitu-
tion, be rendered illegal because the enumeration of legal voters is made as of
the first day of April in the current year?
3. Will a census of the inhabitants of each city and town of the Common-
wealth, and a special enumeration of the legal voters thereof, taken in con-
formity with the provisions of said chapter six hundred and ninety-two, as
amended by the accompanying bill, now pending in the House of Representa-
tives, conform with the requirements of said Articles XXI and XXII of the
Constitution, so that the same may be made the basis for an apportionment
by the Legislature of the members of the House of Representatives to the sev-
eral counties of the Commonwealth and of a division of the Commonwealth
into senatorial districts?
4. These questions of law are important and the opinion of the justices is
required in order to determine whether remedial legislation is necessary to pro-
vide for the taking of the decennial census of the current year.
JAMES W. KIMBALL,
Clerk.
The reply of the justices was received in the House on April 1. It substan-
tiated the position taken by the Director of the Bureau, the justices ruling, in
effect, that the constitutional provision relative to taking a census as of May 1
applied only to the census of legal voters which it was provided in the
amendment should be taken as of May 1, 1857, but that the Legislature had
power to fix the census day for subsequent censuses. This opinion, printed
as No. 1996 of the House Documents for 1915, is inserted here:
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To the Honorable the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The order adopted on the twenty-fourth day of March, 1915, a copy of which
is hereto annexed, has been received and the following opinion is submitted.
The question presented is whether Articles XXI and XXII of the Amend-
ments to the Constitution require the state decennial census to be taken as of
the first day of May, or whether the exact time within the designated year may
be fixed by the General Court. The decisive words of Article XXI are these:
“A census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the first day of May,
shall be taken and returned into the office of the secretary of the commonwealth,
on or before the last day of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants of each city and town, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth year thereafter.”
Precisely the same words occur in Article XXII of the Amendments.
The natural and ordinary meaning of these words is that the date as of which
the enumeration shall be made and when it shall be returned into the office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth is defined for the year 1857; but it is not
stated for the year 1865 or any subsequent period. No later provision of either
article of amendment discloses a different purpose. The apportionment of the
representatives to the several counties required by Article XXI must be made
by the Legislature “at its first session after the return of each enumeration as
aforesaid.” The boards of public officers authorized to divide the counties into
districts are required to assemble “on the first Tuesday of August next after
each assignment of representatives to each county" for the performance of
their duties. By Article XXII, "The general court shall, at its first session
after each next preceding special enumeration, divide the commonwealth into
forty districts” for the election of senators. These requirements do not point
to any particular or unvarying date for taking the census. Articles XXI and
XXII, which were adopted in 1857, supplanted respectively Articles XII and
XIII of the Amendments. Those articles by unmistakable language made
necessary the taking of each successive decennial census in the month of May.
The words of Article XII as to the time when the census should be taken were
these: “A census of the ratable polls, in each city, town and district of the
commonwealth, on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the
secretary's office, in such manner as the legislature shall provide, within the
month of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-
seven, and in every tenth year thereafter, in the month of May.” The words
of Article XIII are equally unequivocal in designating the month of May, and
are these: “A census of the inhabitants of each city and town, on the first day
of May, shall be taken, and returned into the secretary's office, on or before
the last day of June of the year one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of
every tenth year thereafter.” The refusal to follow this plain provision of the
earlier amendments in adopting the amendments now in force, and the use of
words naturally conveying a different meaning, indicates that the people in-
tended to make a change in this respect. The convention of 1853 included
among its constitutional propositions one beginning with these words: “A
census of the inhabitants of each city and town in the commonwealth, on the
first day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, and
on the first day of May of each tenth year thereafter, shall be taken and returned
into the secretary's office, on or before the last day of June following the said
first day of May in each of said years.” Although this with the other proposi-
tions of that convention was rejected by the people in November, 1853, its pro-
visions doubtless were familiar to the public men who composed the Legislature
of 1856, by which Articles XXI and XXII of the Amendments were first adopted.
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If it had been the purpose of the framers of Articles XXI and XXII of the
Amendments that each census should be taken during the month of May, it
would have been easy to express that purpose in simple and direct phrase so
clear that it could not be misunderstood. Three models of apt words in suitable
form to convey that meaning were at hand in the existing Articles XII and
XIII and the proposition of the convention of 1853. The adoption of words
of a contrary import cannot be treated as accidental, but must be construed
as manifesting a settled design to alter the provisions of the earlier amendments
on this point as to each census following that of 1857. This is in conformity
with the true theory of a constitution which is to establish only broad prin-
ciples and to leave details to be wrought out by the Legislature according to
the varying demands of policy and expediency.
It follows that under the constitutional provisions now in force the General
Court may fix the first day of April as the date as of which the state census
must be taken in
any tenth year following 1865.
The first of May was assumed to be the date of the census in Opinions of the
Justices, 142 Mass. 601, 604, 605, and 157 Mass. 595, 598. But that question
was not there presented for determination and was not discussed. Doubtless
no date other than May 1 was thought of then or at any time until after the
passage of St. 1914, c. 198, fixing the first of April in place of the first of May as
the date as of which taxes must be assessed. The references in those opinions
to the first of May are not authorities against the conclusion now reached.
Accordingly the first question is answered Yes and the second No.
Perhaps the third question becomes immaterial in view of the foregoing an-
swers. But plainly it is within the constitutional power of the Legislature to
order the census to be taken on the first day of May in the current year and
thus change St. 1914, c. 692, requiring it to be taken as of April 1.
ARTHUR P. RUGG.
WILLIAM CALEB LORING.
HENRY K. BRALEY.
CHARLES A. DECOURCY.
JOHN C. CROSBY.
EDWARD P. PIERCE.
JAMES B. CARROLL.
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PART IV.
THE DETERMINATION AND APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBER-
SHIP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE SENATE,
AND THE COUNCIL.
I. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Since the formation of the state government under the Constitution of
1780 there have been three different methods of determining the member-
ship of the House of Representatives, namely, in accordance with
(1) the number of Ratable Polls (1780 to 1840).
(2) the number of Inhabitants (1840 to 1857).
(3) the number of Legal Voters (1857– ).
(1) RATABLE Polls.
The number of ratable polls in the several corporate towns of the
Commonwealth was the basis of representation in the House under the
provisions of Chapter 1, Section III, Article II of Part the Second of the
Constitution, which read as follows: —
Art. II. And in order to provide for a representation of the citizens of this
commonwealth, founded upon the principle of equality, every corporate town
containing one hundred and fifty ratable polls may elect one representative;
every corporate town containing three hundred and seventy-five ratable polls
may elect two representatives; every corporate town containing six hundred
ratable polls may elect three representatives; and proceeding in that manner,
making two hundred and twenty-five ratable polls the mean increasing number
for every additional representative.
Provided, nevertheless, that each town now incorporated, not having one
hundred and fifty ratable polls, may elect one representative; but no place
shall hereafter be incorporated with the privilege of electing a representative,
unless there are within the same one hundred and fifty ratable polls.
And the house of representatives shall have power from time to time to im-
pose fines upon such towns as shall neglect to choose and return members to
the same, agreeably to this constitution.
The expense of travelling to the general assembly, and returning home, once
in every session, and no more, shall be paid by the government, out of the public
treasury, to every member who shall attend as seasonably as he can, in the
judgment of the house, and does not depart without leave.
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The system thus prescribed had numerous defects. It will be noted that
instead of determining by the terms of this article what the total member-
ship of the House should be, and leaving the Legislature to provide for such
number of units as might be entitled to representation from time to time,
the latter was fixed by the Constitution, and in such a manner that the
actual number of members was bound to fluctuate. Thus the membership
1 An interesting question arose in 1811 as to whether aliens were ratable polls within the meaning of the Con-
stitution, the Supreme Court deciding, in response to an inquiry of the House of Representatives, that they were
to be so regarded by towns in determining their representation in the Legislature. — House Journal, 1811, pp.
278, 324; 7 Mass. 523.
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of the first House to assemble after the adoption of the Constitution was
296; in the following year, 1781, it was 179; in 1782 it dropped to 131,
its lowest number; in 1812 it reached its highest number, 748; in 1818
it was 223, and in 1819 it was 402. These irregular fluctuations were
evidently due to two causes,
the annual increases and decreases in the
number of ratable polls in the several towns of the Commonwealth, and
the indifference of numerous towns to representation, due partly, no
doubt, to the fact that the cost of sending a representative to the General
Court, whose compensation was borne by assessment on the town, was
felt in many instances to be a no inconsiderable financial burden, the
a
saving of which probably would not be offset by the fine which the Legis-
lature might impose under the Constitution for non-representation.'
Amendment Proposed by the Convention of 1820.
There was a great deal of discussion in the Constitutional Convention
of 1820 over propositions to amend the provisions of the original Con-
stitution relative to the manner in which the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives should be composed, an earnest effort being made to change the
basis of representation, with a view, apparently, to making the same
essentially more democratic and at the same time establishing for the
House a more stable membership. A resolution submitting a draft for a
proposed amendment, designated as Article V, was reported by the com-
mittee having the matter in charge, which, with respect to representation
in the House, provided that it should be based upon the number of in-
habitants, instead of ratable polls, in the following manner: -
The members of the House of Representatives shall be elected in the following
manner: Every corporate town containing 1,200 inhabitants may elect one
representative; and 2,400 inhabitants shall be the mean increasing number
which shall entitle a town to an additional representative.
In every case where any town is now united to any other town or to a district
for the purpose of electing a representative, such towns and districts so united
1 See opinion of the justices of the Supreme Judicial Court in response to an inquiry of the House of Repre-
sentatives June 13, 1815: "... it is obvious that to send a representative is a corporate duty as well as a corporate
right, for the neglect of which the House may impose a fine, but which neglect they are under no obligation by the
constitution to punish. If the House may excuse the delinquency, we think it clear that a town may constitu-
tionally vote not to send, and so incur the risk of a fine, or trust to the clemency of the House, and that in such
case the minority cannot impose a burthen upon the town, which the House of Representatives may excuse them
from bearing."
The Legislature appears to have been more or less liberal with the offending towns in this matter, since the
early acts and resolves contain many special exemptions granted upon petition of impecunious communities.
For example, in 1785, upon petition of John Goddard, “in behalf of the town of Brookline, praying for abatement
of a fine laid on said toun, for not sending a Representative to the General Court, for the year 1782; for reasons set forth
in said petition, it was -
“Resolved, That the prayer of the petition be so far granted, that the sum of seventeen pounds twelve shillings
and six pence, which is one half of said fine set against said town of Brookline, in the Tax Act of March, 1783, be
abated, and the Treasurer of this Commonwealth is hereby directed to credit the town of Brookline, on the afore-
said tax, seventeen pounds twelve shillings and six pence, any act or resolve to the contrary not withstanding."
(Chapter 24, Resolves of 1785.)
The condition of the public finances at this early period - ., before the establishment of the Union under
the federal constitution and when the Confederation was the only governmental bond between the states — is
further reflected by the following resolve " directing the treasurer to borrow money to pay the members of the
general court the present session": -
Whereas it may happen, that at the ensuing adjournment of this Court, a sum of money sufficient to pay the
members may not be in the treasury: Therefore,
Resolved, that the Treasurer be, and he is hereby empowered and directed to borrow a sum of money sufficient
to pay the members of the General Court for their services during the present session; provided there is not a
sum adequate to the above purpose now in the treusury. (Chapter 131, Resolves of 1784.)
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are and shall be respectively considered as one town in all things respecting the
election of representative, as provided for in this article.
Every corporate town containing less than 1,200 inhabitants shall be entitled
to elect one representative every other year only, excepting the years in which
the valuation of estates within the Commonwealth shall be settled, when each
of said towns shall be entitled to send a representative; but the Legislature of
that year shall never appoint the year in which the next valuation shall be taken
or settled.
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The division into representative districts by this method was to be made
by the Legislature at its first session “after the census which is now taking
under the authority of the United States shall be completed, and after
every subsequent census which shall be taken as aforesaid, or under the
authority of this Commonwealth.” The manner in which the representa-
tives were to be distributed among the different towns was further pro-
vided for with some care, the purpose evidently being, while not to arbi-
trarily fix an inelastic membership in point of size for the House of Repre-
sentatives, to limit it approximately to a maximum of 275. The Legislature
was to
divide the towns in each county where there are more than one, which accord-
ing to the provisions of this article shall not be entitled to send a representative
every year, into two equal classes; the first of which shall comprise half the
towns in number, and those which contain the greatest population, and each
town in this class may elect a representative the first year after they are so
classed.
The second class shall consist of the other corporate towns in the county
not entitled to send a representative every year, each of which may elect a rep-
resentative the second year after they are classed, and if there be an uneven
number of such towns in any county, the largest number shall be placed in the
second class, and the towns so classed may each thereafter continue to elect
one representative every other year, excepting as aforesaid. Provided, that
the Legislature may place in different classes any two adjoining towns which
may happen to be in the same class, upon their application for that purpose.
And each of said classed towns shall be entitled to elect a representative every
year, when such towns shall have the number of inhabitants which shall entitle
other towns to elect one representative according to the provisions of this article.
And if any two towns herein directed to be classed shall wish to be united
and elect a representative together every year, instead of electing one separately
every other year, the Legislature, upon their application for that purpose, shall
,
so unite them, and prescribe the time and place of holding their meetings for
the election of their representatives, and the manner in which their choice shall
be certified by the selectmen of both or either of said towns; and such towns
shall continue so united until the inhabitants of one of them shall have increased
to such a number as shall entitle it separately to send a representative; or until
one of said towns, by a vote of a major part of the legal voters therein, shall
apply to the Legislature to separate them, whereupon it shall be their duty so
to do, and to class them in the same manner as they then would and ought to
be classed if they had never been united.
And to prevent the House of Representatives becoming too numerous, the
number of inhabitants which shall entitle a town to elect one representative, and
the mean increasing number which shall entitle it to elect more than one, shall
be proportionally increased in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
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and thirty-one and every tenth year afterwards, so that the House of Repre-
sentatives shall never consist of more than two hundred and seventy-five mem-
bers, excepting in those years in which the valuation is settled. And if any town
which contains 1,200 inhabitants and upwards shall, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, or in any tenth year afterwards,
be found not to contain the number of inhabitants which, according to the pro-
vision aforesaid, shall be requisite to entitle it to send a representative every
year, such town shall be classed by the Legislature, and shall thereafter be en-
titled to send a representative every other year only, until it shall have a com-
petent number to entitle it to send a representative every year; and no town
which shall be entitled to send a representative every other year, shall ever be
deprived of that privilege.
Every town which shall hereafter be incorporated, shall be entitled to send
one representative, when it shall contain twenty-four hundred inhabitants, and
not before.
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This amendment, as proposed, also contained a provision that the
members of the House should be paid out of the Treasury of the Common-
wealth for their attendance on the General Court during the session thereof,
thereby relieving the towns of the cost of maintaining their members and
leaving them without this excuse for non-representation.
Considerable debate was provoked by this proposition when it was
brought into the convention by the committee. The member from the
town of Bolton (Nathaniel Longley) moved a substitute providing that
ratable polls should be continued as the basis, observing that “the phraseol-
ogy of his resolution, except in the numbers, was copied from the present
constitution. He thought the ratio in the report was too high; between
20 and 30 towns in the County of Worcester would be deprived of a
representation, except every other year – taking the Census of 1810 for the
,
guide. The number in the House would be kept down by removing the
fine from the small towns; which would probably not send a representative
oftener than every other year. He could see no other way of saving the
rights of the small towns.
The member from Groton (Luther Lawrence), speaking in behalf of the
committee in favor of changing the basis from ratable polls to population,
said: “The amendment proposed [by the member from Bolton) that polls
should be adopted as the basis of representation instead of population.
He presumed this basis never would have been adopted if there had been
at the time of the framing of the constitution any provision for the periodi-
cal enumeration of the inhabitants. Polls did not before that time form
the basis of representation. By the laws of 1692 and 1776, the number of
freeholders was the basis. There was at the time of the formation of the
constitution no mode of ascertaining the number of inhabitants; but
there was of rateable polls. It would be found that from particular causes,
the number of rateable polls was not proportioned to the number of in-
habitants. In the county of Suffolk, for instance, there were two thousand
more rateable polls than in Berkshire, though in the latter county the
population was greatest. The Legislature also may alter the number of
rateable polls, but cannot the number of inhabitants. They may provide
1 Journal of Debates and Proceedings, Convention of 1820, p. 119.
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by law for taxing all polls over 10 years of age, or that only those over
21 or 50, should be taxed. The determining the number of polls is left
to the towns, and is liable to fraud.”'1
Mr. Lawrence's view that the framers of the original Constitution of
1780 had adopted ratable polls as the basis of representation in the House
merely because it was the most convenient method at hand rather than
because it was deemed to possess of itself any particular virtue, is interest-
ing; and his further comment that, since the number of polls was left to
the towns to be determined, it was therefore liable to fraud, is likewise
worthy of note. These remarks in favor of population as the basis ap-
parently made an impression on the convention, for when he concluded
the question was taken on Mr. Longley's amendment and decided in the
negative. After some further debate respecting the meaning of the pro-
posed amendment as reported by the committee, the vote was taken on
its adoption and decided in the affirmative, 225 to 89.
The Convention of 1820 submitted altogether fourteen articles of
amendment to the people, nine of which were approved; and that under
consideration here relating to the membership of the House, Senate, and
Council, and the basis upon which their members were to be chosen, was
among the five rejected articles, the people at the election held on April 9,
1821, recording their disapproval of this article by a vote of 20,729 nays
and 9,904 yeas, an adverse majority of 10,825. This result may not have
been due to any particular aversion to a change in the basis of representa-
tion in the House from ratable polls to inhabitants, so much as to hostility
to other details involved in the proposed new scheme of representation;
so the people, if not altogether satisfied with the existing arrangement,
appeared to prefer its continuance under the circumstances. In this par-
ticular, therefore, the endeavors of the Convention of 1820 came to naught,
and the conditions which had hitherto prevailed continued, except that,
with respect to the size of the membership of the House, they seem to
have been aggravated, for while the average membership for the years
1780-1820, inclusive, was 322, it was 415 for the period 1821-1837.
Article XII of the Amendments.
In 1835 another attempt at reform was made and Article XII of the
Amendments was brought forward, being adopted by the Legislature of
that year and of 1836, and approved and ratified by the people November
14, 1836. This amendment provided, in part, as follows: -
In order to provide for a representation of the citizens of this commonwealth,
founded upon the principles of equality, a census of the ratable polls, in each
city, town, or district of the commonwealth, on the first day of May, shall be
taken and returned into the secretary's office, in such manner as the legislature
shall provide, within the month of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-seven, and in every tenth year thereafter, in the month
of May, in the manner aforesaid; and each town or city having three hundred
ratable polls at the last preceding decennial census of polls, may elect one repre-
sentative, and for every four hundred and fifty ratable polls in addition to the
first three hundred, one representative more.
1 Journal of Debates and Proceedings, Convention of 1820, p. 120.
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Any town having less than three hundred ratable polls shall be represented
thus: The whole number of ratable polls, at the last preceding decennial census
of polls, shall be multiplied by ten, and the product divided by three hundred;
and such town may elect one representative as many years within ten years, as
three hundred is contained in the product aforesaid.
Any city or town having ratable polls enough to elect one or more represent-
atives, with any number of polls beyond the necessary number, may be repre-
sented, as to that surplus number, by multiplying such surplus number by ten
and dividing the product by four hundred and fifty; and such city or town may
elect one additional representative as many years within ten years, as four hun-
dred and fifty is contained in the product aforesaid.
Any two or more of the several towns and districts may, by consent of a
majority of the legal voters present at a legal meeting, in each of said towns
and districts, respectively, called for that purpose, and held previous to the
first day of July, in the year in which the decennial census of polls shall be taken,
form themselves into a representative district to continue until the next decen-
nial census of polls, for the election of a representative, or representatives; and
such district shall have all the rights, in regard to representation, which would
belong to a town containing the same number of ratable polls.
It will be observed that this amendment made no change in the unit
of representation, ratable polls being continued, but the number of such
persons was to be determined by means of what was for the first time
styled a census, which was to be taken as of the first day of May, 1837,
and in every tenth year thereafter, and the number thus ascertained was
to be used as a basis for determining representation in the House for a
period of ten years, when there was to be another adjustment, – the
amendment providing for a census for this purpose every ten years, and
the Governor and Council being charged with the duty of ascertaining
the number of representatives to which each city and town should be en-
titled. The new method of apportionment provided by the Twelfth Amend-
ment differed from the old, therefore, in detail rather than in principle,
but being based upon a definite rule fixed in advance, it was doubtless
hoped it would regulate, somewhat more systematically than had hitherto
been possible, the fluctuations in the membership of the House and pro-
mote a reduction of the maximum number, which had apparently come to
be recognized as too large and cumbersome; but even were it to accomplish
this purpose, which its first trial demonstrated it would not do, it was
most defective in that it would obviously cause a great augmentation in
the size of the House all at once after each census.
A census of ratable polls was accordingly taken as of May 1, 1837,
under the provisions of an enabling act which had been passed on April 12
of that year, a total for the Commonwealth of 193,003 ratable polls being
thus enumerated. This, then, was the first census taken under constitutional
provision, and pursuant to the requirements of the amendment, the
Governor and Council, at its meeting on July 7, 1837, proceeded to deter-
I Chapter 128, Acts of 1837.
: At the same time, i.e., as of May 1, 1837, the first state census of population under statutory authority was
taken as provided for by an act (Chapter 85) approved March 21, 1837, for the purpose of arriving at a basis for
depositing proportionately with the towns of the Commonwealth the state's share of the United States treasury
surplus distributed among the several states of the United States under the act of Congress approved June 23,
1836. By another act (Chapter 199) approved April 19, 1837, the Legislature provided for the first industrial
census of the Commonwealth, taken between May 1 and October 1 of that year.
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mine the representation to which each city and town was entitled in the
House of Representatives.
By the apportionment plan adopted by the Council in accordance with
the scheme provided by the amendment, out of the whole number of 304
cities and towns in the Commonwealth at that time, 41 were allotted a
definite number of representatives, which was to remain constant until.
the next census, ten years hence; 171 municipalities were each allotted a
given number for the entire decennial period, and, in addition, one repre-
sentative for from one to nine years of the period, as the case might be;
and 92 were allotted a representative for from one to nine years of the
period, being unrepresented during the remainder. Not all of the addi-
tional members were, however, chosen to serve at any one time, and since
the first House to be chosen under the new arrangement, that of 1838,
consisted of but 480 members, while that of 1839 had 522, it is apparent
that many of the towns which were entitled to choose an additional repre-
sentative for one or more years during the decade did not take advantage
of this privilege during the first year.
The results were, therefore, disappointing, since the large increase in
the membership of the House during the second year of the operation of
the plan made it quite apparent that it would fail to accomplish, to any
appreciable extent, the desired object of effecting a material decrease in
the membership of the House. It was therefore allowed to remain in force
for only a year, when the public men of the time undertook another ad-
justment. This took the form of what became Article XIII of the Amend-
ments.
(2) INHABITANTS.
Article XIII of the Amendments.
By the Thirteenth Amendment, brought forward and adopted by the
Legislatures of 1839 and 1840 and approved and ratified by the people
April 6, 1840, a radical change in the character of the unit selected as the
basis of representation was made, inhabitants being substituted for ratable
polls. The people had rejected this proposition overwhelmingly when
recommended by the Convention of 1820 (yeas, 9,904; nays, 20,729);
they now reversed this decision by a vote of 24,884 yeas to 4,912 nays.
But the framers of this amendment were not yet disposed to adopt the
principle of a definite number of members for the House which should
be permanent, — such as had been recognized from the beginning as re-
spected the Senate, regardless of the increase in the aggregate number of
electoral units, – it being apparently felt that to do this would impair
the maintenance of the theory of “a representation of the citizens founded
upon the principles of equality,” and that the proper remedy for the
growing inconvenience of a cumbersome membership was to effect a de-
crease in the total number, or at least to retard the rate of increase by the
method of increasing the basis of apportionment rather than by fixing
definitely the size of the body. The members of the House were, in the
terms of the amendment, to be apportioned in the following manner: -
Every town or city containing 1,200 inhabitants may elect one representative;
and 2,400 inhabitants shall be the mean increasing number, which shall entitle
it to an additional representative.
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Every town containing less than 1,200 inhabitants shall be entitled to elect
a representative as many times within 10 years as the number 160 is contained
in the number of the inhabitants of said town. Such towns may also elect one
representative for the year in which the valuation of estates within the com-
monwealth shall be settled.
Any two or more of the several towns may, by consent of a majority of the
legal voters present at a legal meeting, in each of said towns, respectively, called
for that purpose, and held before the first day of August, in the year 1840, and
every tenth year thereafter, form themselves into a representative district, to
continue for the term of 10 years; and such district shall have all the rights, in
regard to representation, which would belong to a town containing the same
number of inhabitants.
The number of inhabitants which shall entitle a town to elect one represent-
ative, and the mean increasing number which shall entitle a town or city to
elect more than one, and also the number by which the population of towns
not entitled to a representative every year is to be divided, shall be increased,
respectively, by one-tenth of the numbers above mentioned, whenever the
population of the commonwealth shall have increased to 770,000, and for every
additional increase of 70,000 inhabitants, the same addition of one-tenth shall
be made, respectively, to the said numbers above mentioned.
The number of inhabitants to be used as the unit of representation was to
be determined by means of a census, the provision being as follows:
A census of the inhabitants of each city and town, on the first day of May,
shall be taken, and returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last
day of June, of the year 1840, and of every tenth year thereafter; which census
shall determine the apportionment of senators and representatives for the term
of ten years.
2
The Legislature accordingly passed the necessary enabling act for the taking
of the required census, the act being drawn in such general terms as to
permit the census to be taken at each recurring decennial period without
further legislation.
The Thirteenth Amendment provided that the Governor and Council
should, before the first day of September, “apportion the number of repre-
sentatives which each city, town and representative district is entitled to
elect, and ascertain how many years, within ten years, any town may
elect a representative which is not entitled to elect one every year.” To
this task the Council dutifully applied itself, and we read in the records
of the meeting of that body for July 23, 1840, that the committee ap-
pointed to assign the number of senators to be chosen in each district
according to the number of inhabitants therein, also to apportion the
number of representatives which each city, town, and representative dis-
trict is entitled to elect, and ascertain how many years out of ten years
any town may elect a representative which is not entitled to elect one
every year, reported that the census of inhabitants of each city and
1 Chapter 68, Acts of 1840.
? Commenting upon this complicated scheme, the Hon. Alfred S. Row, in an address to the Senate and House
on the occasion of the dedication of the new House chamber on January 2, 1895 (pp. 20-23), satirically remarked:
“As all the members of the Governor's Council during these years had not had the benefit of full college courses
in mathematics, the wonder constantly grows that at each recurring ten years there was not a marked addition
to the inmates in the various state lunatic asylums."
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town on the first day of May recently taken and returned into the Secre-
tary's office shows the whole number of inhabitants to be 718,592.” The
report then continues:
And we have apportioned the number of representatives which each city,
town, and representative district is entitled to elect, and also how many years
within ten years any town may elect a representative, which is not entitled to
one every year, as fully set forth in the schedules hereto annexed, and to be
taken as part of this report.
In addition to the statements contained in said Schedule it may be proper
to remark that, by the terms of said Amendment, every town in the Common-
wealth, not entitled to send one representative every year in ten years, is never-
theless authorized to send one Representative every valuation year, so that
every such town may be then represented by one representative, even if it should
otherwise have exhausted its right of representation. But of course, no such
town can have more than one Representative, in a valuation year, or in any
other year. And we recommend that His Excellency be advised to issue his
proclamation in conformity to this Report.
Per order of the Committee
COUNCIL CHAMBER
JOHN R. ADAN.
July 23d, 1840.
Report accepted and the Governor is advised to issue his Proclamation ac-
cordingly.
Under the plan of the Thirteenth Amendment not all of the additional
members were chosen to serve at any one time, but it would appear that
most of the towns entitled to a representative during only a portion of the
decennial period took advantage of this privilege at the first election to be
held after the apportionment, for the session of 1841 contained 397 mem-
bers, which was the maximum for the decade.
Since the apportionment made three years earlier on the basis of ratable
polls in accordance with the Twelfth Amendment, the number of cities
and towns in the Commonwealth had increased from 304 to 307, of which
(according to the schedule apportioning the number of representatives to
which each municipality was to be entitled on the basis of population as
approved by the Council at its meeting of July 23, 1840) 208 were allotted
a definite number of representatives, which was to remain constant until
the next apportionment following the census to be taken in 1850, while
the remaining municipalities were allotted one representative for from one
to seven years of the period, as the case might be. The result was that the
total base number of representatives was 309, while the total of the ad-
ditional members was 99, so that were the latter all elected for any one year,
the membership of the House in some one year might have been 408
(though possibly more in a valuation year), a considerable reduction
from the corresponding possible membership (638) under the plan for
which it was substituted.
The membership of the House during the operation of the original
apportionment provisions of the Constitution had fluctuated, but with a
tendency to increase, during the fifty-eight year period, from 296 in 1780
to 635 in 1837, the smallest membership being 131 in 1782, and the largest
in 1812, when it was 748, the average for the period being 349. The
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as
Twelfth Article of Amendment, adopted May 1, 1837, was operative in
its effect upon the membership of the House for three sessions, - those of
-
1838, when as we have seen the membership dropped to 480; of 1839,
when it rose to 522; and of 1840, when it was 518. The first session to be
affected by the operation of the Thirteenth Amendment, following the
population census taken as of May 1, 1840, and in accordance with the
schedule of apportionment made by the Council July 23, 1840, was that
of 1841, when the membership dropped to 397. For the ten-year period
which ensued before the next apportionment - made in 1850, following
-
the census of that year the average membership was 303.
In 1850, the second census under the Thirteenth Amendment and the
provisions of the legislative act of 1840 was taken for the purpose of
determining the apportionment for the decade 1850-1860.
This census
showed the number of inhabitants to be 973,654, and the Governor and
Council proceeded to make the apportionment as recommended by the
committee to which the matter was referred and whose report was
follows:
The Constitution provides, that under the Census of 1840 every town con-
taining 1,200 inhabitants is entitled to one Representative; that the increasing
ratio for towns containing more than that number is 2,400; and that every
town containing less than 1,200 inhabitants shall be entitled to send a repre-
sentative as many times in ten years as the number 160 is contained in the num-
ber of inhabitants in said town; but that in valuation years every such town
shall be entitled to a Representative. It also provides that under the Census
of 1850 these several ratios shall be increased by adding ten per ct. for each
70,000 increase over 700,000. The several ratios now stand as follows, viz.,
1,560 for one representative, — 3,120 the mean increasing number; and 208
for towns containing less than 1,560 inhabitants. And the Committee have
apportioned the Representation on these bases to the several towns and cities
in the Commonwealth agreeable to the accompanying schedules, which form
a part of this Report, by which it will be perceived that the whole number of
Representatives, which may be elected in valuation years, when every town
has a right to send one without reference to the number assigned to it for ten
years, is 438.
And the Committee recommend that His Excellency the Governor be ad-
vised to issue his proclamation in conformity.
For the Committee
B. F. COPELAND.
July 18th, 1850 — Report Accepted.
The House of 1851 contained 397 members, and that of 1852 contained
402 members; and although it dropped to 288 in 1853, the Constitutional
Convention which met in that year evidently felt that the time was ripe
for another readjustment.
Amendment Proposed by the Convention of 1853.
The Constitutional Convention of 1853 discussed at great length the
perennial subject of the unit of representation and basis of apportionment,
and finally decided, in drawing up the new frame of government for sub-
mission to the people, to retain inhabitants as the unit, but to change the
number of inhabitants entitled to representation in the several cities and
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towns, probably for the same reason that influenced the adoption of the
Twelfth and Thirteenth Amendments, namely, to secure a
more stable
total membership; and it was further provided that the apportionment of
the number of representatives to which each town and city should be en-
titled should be made at its first session next after each decennial state
census by the Senate instead of by the Governor and Council. These
provisions, embodied in Articles 1 and 2, Chapter 3 of the proposed new
form of government, formed a part of Proposition No. 1, which, together
with seven other propositions, the Convention voted to submit to the
people for their approval. These articles were as follows: —
—
ARTICLE 1. There shall be, in the Legislature of this Commonwealth, a
representation of the people, annually elected, and founded upon the principle
of equality.
ARTICLE 2. And in order to provide for a representation of the citizens of
this Commonwealth, founded upon the principle of equality, every corporate
town, containing less than one thousand inhabitants, may elect one represent-
ative in the year when the valuation of estates shall be settled, and, in addition
thereto, one representative five years in every ten years. Every town contain-
ing one thousand inhabitants and less than four thousand, may elect one repre-
sentative. Every town containing four thousand inhabitants and less than
eight thousand, may elect two representatives. Every town containing eight
thousand inhabitants and less than twelve thousand, may elect three repre-
sentatives. Every city or town containing twelve thousand inhabitants may
elect four representatives. Every city or town containing over twelve thousand
inhabitants, may elect one additional representative for every four thousand
inhabitants it shall contain, over twelve thousand. Any two towns, each con-
taining less than one thousand inhabitants, may, by consent of a majority of
the legal voters present at a legal meeting, in each of said towns respectively,
called for that purpose, form themselves into a representative district, to con-
tinue for the term of not less than two years; and such district shall have all
the rights, in regard to representation which belong to a town having one thou-
sand inhabitants. And this apportionment shall be based upon the census of
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty, until a new census shall be taken.
Had Proposition No. 1 been approved by the people another apportionment
would have been made following a census taken in 1855, since Article 1,
Chapter XIII of the proposed frame of government, provided as follows:
A census of the inhabitants of each city and town in the Commonwealth,
on the first day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five,
and on the first day of May of each tenth year thereafter, shall be taken and
returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last day of June following
the said first day of May in each of said years; and while the public charges
of government, or any part thereof, shall be assessed on polls and estates, in
the manner that has hitherto been practised, in order that such assessments
may be made with equality, there shall be a valuation of estates within the
Commonwealth taken anew once in every ten years at least, and as much oftener
as the General Court shall order.
3
All of the eight propositions agreed to by the Convention were, however,
defeated at the polls, the vote on No. 1 being yeas, 63,222; nays, 68,150;
but three years later, in the Legislature of 1856, another suggestion for
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determining the membership of the House was brought forward and em-
bodied in what became Article XXI of the Amendments.
The Constitutional Convention of 1853, as we have seen, proposed
some change in the method of apportionment while retaining inhabitants
as the unit, but the debates in that body clearly reflected the effect of the
recently augmented immigration, which was bringing in large numbers of
aliens, and the feeling was apparently growing that to continue to base
apportionments upon population or inhabitants, irrespective of citizenship,
was not equitable or consistent with the theory of representative govern-
ment which had generally been held up to that time. But although this
consideration was not strong enough to influence a majority of the con-
vention, it received an increasing amount of attention in the next two or
three years and found expression in what became Article XXI of the
Amendments.
(3) LEGAL VOTERS.
Article XXI of the Amendments.
The Twenty-first Article of Amendment, brought forward and adopted
by the Legislatures of 1856 and 1857, was ratified and approved by the
people on May 1, 1857, by a vote of 31,277 yeas and 6,282 nays. While
it did not in terms exclude aliens in fixing a unit of representation, this
amendment accomplished what was apparently desired by providing that
the apportionment should be based upon the number of legal voters,
meaning those who were entitled to vote under the provisions of the
Constitution, — which was to be determined by an enumeration of the
legal voters of each city and town on the first day of May in the year
1857 and by subsequent special enumerations in the year 1865 and every
tenth year thereafter, taken in conjunction with decennial censuses of popu-
lation which were at the same time provided for. The House of Repre-
sentatives was to consist for the first time of a definite fixed number of
members, namely, 240, which were to be apportioned by the Legislature
(at its first session after the return of each enumeration) to the several
counties of the Commonwealth equally, as nearly as might be, according
to their relative numbers of legal voters; the county commissioners of the
several counties, or such board of special commissioners in each county as
might be provided for the purpose by law, being charged with the duty of
dividing their respective counties into representative districts of contiguous
territory, so as to apportion the representation assigned to each county
equally, as nearly as possible, according to the relative number of legal
voters of the several districts. The full text of this amendment, the pro-
visions of which are still operative, is as follows: -
ARTICLE XXI. A census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the
first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the office of the secretary
of the commonwealth, on or before the last day of June, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants of each city and
town, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth
year thereafter. In the census aforesaid, a special enumeration shall be made
of the legal voters; and in each city, said enumeration shall specify the number
of such leg il voters aforesaid, residing in each ward of such city. The enumer-
HISTORICAL SURVEY.
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>
ation aforesaid shall determine the apportionment of representatives for the
periods between the taking of the census.
The house of representatives shall consist of two hundred and forty membe's,
which shall be apportioned by the legislature, at its first session after the return
of each enumeration as aforesaid, to the several counties of the commonwealth,
equally, as nearly as may be, according to their relative numbers of legal voters,
as ascertained by the next preceding special enumeration; and the town of
Cohasset, in the county of Norfolk, shall, for this purpose, as well as in the for-
mation of districts, as hereinafter provided, be considered a part of the county
of Plymouth; and it shall be the duty of the secretary of the commonwealth,
to certify, as soon as may be after it is determined by the legislature, the num-
ber of representatives to which each county shall be entitled, to the board au-
thorized to divide each county into representative districts. The mayor and
aldermen of the city of Boston, the county commissioners of other counties
than Suffolk, — or in lieu of the mayor and aldermen of the city of Boston, or
of the county commissioners in each county other than Suffolk, such board of
special commissioners in each county, to be elected by the people of the county,
or of the towns therein, as may for that purpose be provided by law, — shall,
on the first Tuesday of August next after each assignment of representatives
to each county, assemble at a shire town of their respective counties, and pro-
ceed, as soon as may be, to divide the same into representative districts of con-
tiguous territory, so as to apportion the representation assigned to each county
equally, as nearly as may be, according to the relative number of legal voters
in the several districts of each county; and such districts shall be so formed
that no town or ward of a city shall be divided therefor,
any
district
be made which shall be entitled to elect more than three representatives. Every
representative, for one year at least next preceding his election, shall have been
an inhabitant of the district for which he is chosen and shall cease to represent
such district when he shall cease to be an inhabitant of the commonwealth.
The districts in each county shall be numbered by the board creating the same,
and a description of each, with the numbers thereof and the number of legal
voters therein, shall be returned by the board, to the secretary of the common-
wealth, the county treasurer of each county, and to the clerk of every town in
each district, to be filed and kept in their respective offices. The manner of
calling and conducting the meetings for the choice of representatives, and of
ascertaining their election, shall be prescribed by law.
nor shall
II.
THE SENATE AND THE COUNCIL.
The bases of apportionment for determining the membership of the
upper branch of the Legislature and of the Executive Council have always
been so closely related as to make it necessary to consider them jointly.
By a peculiar provision of the Constitution of 1780 (Chapter 1, Section II,
Article 1, Part the Second), for a period of sixty years from its adoption
there was no discrimination in the voting as between the Senate and the
Council. That is, there were to be annually elected by "the freeholders
and other inhabitants” forty persons, “to be called counsellors and sena-
tors,” from districts into which the Commonwealth might from time to
time be divided by the General Court for the purpose; and the General
Court, in assigning the numbers to be elected by the respective districts,
was to be governed "by the proportion of the public taxes paid by the
said districts." It was further provided that the number of districts
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should never be less than 13, and that no district should be so large as to
entitle it to choose more than six senators. The first designation of the
districts was made by the Constitution itself, as follows:
The several counties in this Commonwealth shall, until the General Court
shall determine it necessary to alter the said districts, be districts for the choice
of counsellors and senators (except that the counties of Dukes county and Nan-
tucket shall form one district for that purpose) and shall elect the following
number of counsellors and senators:
two.
one.
five.
Suffolk
Essex.
Middlesex
Hampshire
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
six.
six.
five.
four.
three.
one.
three.
York
Dukes County and Nantucket
Worcester
Cumberland
Lincoln
Berkshire
one.
one.
two.
66
It will be noted that 40 persons were to be chosen "counsellors and
senators,” but the voters were not privileged to indicate which of the
persons elected were to serve as councillors and which as senators, the
ultimate division of those elected into the two groups being provided for
in the following manner (Chapter 2, Section II, Article 2, Part 2):
Nine counsellors shall be annually chosen from among the persons returned
for counsellors and senators, on the last Wednesday in May, by the joint ballot
of the senators and representatives assembled in one room; and in case there
shall not be found, upon the first choice, the whole number of nine persons who
will accept a seat in the council, the deficiency shall be made up by the electors
aforesaid from among the people at large; and the number of senators left shall
constitute the senate for the year; the seats of the persons thus elected from
the senate, and accepting the trust, shall be vacated in the senate.
It thus appears that the Senate was to consist of 31 members, while the
Council was to consist of the nine persons selected as thus provided and the
Lieutenant Governor.
Amendment Proposed by the Convention of 1820; Legislative Changes in
Senatorial Apportionments.
Attention has been called on a preceding page to the Article of Amend-
ment (designated as Article V) proposed by the Constitutional Convention
which met in 1820, which undertook to effect a change in the basis of
representation in the House. The draft of this article as agreed to by the
convention, after some discussion, provided that there should be a Senate
of 36 persons, elected in the same manner as then prevailed with respect
to the election of the 40 councillors and senators, that is, by the inhabit-
ants qualified to vote; while the Council was to consist of seven, instead of
nine, persons besides the Lieutenant Governor, and they were to be chosen
from among the people at large by the joint ballot of the senators and
representatives. The councillors were to have the same qualifications in
point of property and residence within the Commonwealth as were required
for senators,
- and which were not changed from those laid down in the
original Constitution, — and not more than one councillor was
to be
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chosen from any one senatorial district. It will thus be seen that the
effect of these provisions was to permit the people to vote for senators as
such, and the Senate by this arrangement would consist of 36 members
instead of 31, as hitherto; but the councillors were still to be chosen by
the Legislature. The districts from which the senators were to be chosen
were also, as hitherto, to be the several counties of the Commonwealth,
the proposed amendment distributing the total of 36 among the several
counties; and the provision that the number of senators to be assigned to
each district should be based upon "the proportion of public taxes paid
by the said districts” was also left unchanged.
As has been seen, the proposed article which embodied this arrangement
was rejected by the people, so that it came to naught, and the original
provisions of the Constitution of 1780 respecting the composition of the
Senate and Council continued until the adoption of the Thirteenth Amend-
ment in 1840, the basis of membership of the Senate remaining unchanged
by the Twelfth Amendment, adopted in 1836, which affected the House
only. On several occasions in the meantime, however, it was found neces-
sary by the General Court to change the original distribution of the “
sellors and senators” among the several counties, first on account of the
creation of additional counties and then because of the separation of Maine
in 1820. By Chapter 49 of the Acts of the legislative year 1793–1794
(approved February 24, 1794), the following apportionment was made: -
coun-
1
1. Suffolk County
2. Essex County
3. Middlesex County
4. Worcester County
5. Hampshire County
6. Berkshire County .
7. Norfolk County
8. Bristol County
9. Plymouth County
4
5
4
5
5
2
10. Barnstable County.
11. Nantucket and Dukes Counties
12. York County .
13. Cumberland County
14. Lincoln, Hancock, and Washington
Counties
2
2
2
3
Total
40
2
2
For 1793 and every second succeeding year Plymouth was to have 2 repre-
sentatives and Nantucket and Dukes together, 1; in the alternate years, Plym-
outh, Nantucket and Dukes together were to have 3 representatives.
By Chapter 97, Acts of the legislative year 1811-1812 (approved
February 11, 1812), the above apportionment was superseded by the
following: -
1. Boston, Suffolk County
10. Dukes and Nantucket Counties
2. Chelsea, Suffolk County and 11. Certain towns in Worcester County 2
certain towns in Essex
12. Certain towns in Worcester County 2
County
3 13. Franklin County
1
3. Certain towns in Essex County 2 14. Berkshire County
2
4. Middlesex County
15. York County .
2
5. Certain towns in Hampshire 16. Cumberland and Oxford Counties
County
1 17. Lincoln, Hancock, and Washington
6. Certain towns in Hampshire
Counties
3
County
18. Kennebeck and Somerset Counties
7. Plymouth County
2
8. Bristol and Norfolk Counties 4
Total
40
9. Barnstable County
1
2
1 Norfolk County, incorporated February 26, 1793; Franklin County, incorporated June 24, 1811; Hampden
County, incorporated February 25, 1812.
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Again, by Chapter 152 of the Acts of the legislative year 1813-1814 (ap-
proved February 24, 1814), another apportionment was made, as follows: -
9
2
6
5
3
2
2
2
10. Berkshire County
11. Norfolk County
12. York County.
13. Cumberland County
14. Lincoln, Hancock and Washington
Counties
15. Kennebeck County .
16. Somerset and Oxford Counties
1. Suffolk County
2. Essex County
3. Middlesex County
4. Hampshire, Hampden and
Franklin Counties
5. Bristol County
6. Plymouth County
7. Barnstable County
8. Dukes and Nantucket Coun-
ties.
9. Worcester County
3
3
1
2
1
1
Total
40
1
4
After Maine was set off as a separate state, the 40 “counsellors and
senators” were distributed among the Massachusetts counties by Chapter
95, Acts of the legislative year 1821-1822 (approved February 21, 1822),
as follows:
1. Suffolk County
6 9. Berkshire County
2
2. Essex County
10. Bristol and Dukes Counties
3
3. Middlesex County
5 11. Plymouth County
4. Worcester County
5 12. Barnstable County
1
5. Norfolk County
13. Nantucket County .
1
6. Hampshire County
7. Hampden County
Total
40
8. Franklin County .
2
1
2
Still another apportionment was made by Chapter 155 of the Acts of
1832 (approved March 22, 1832), as follows:
6
6
5
1. Suffolk County
2. Essex County
3. Middlesex County
4. Worcester County
5. Hampshire County
6. Hampden County
7. Franklin County
8. Berkshire County .
9. Norfolk County
10. Bristol County
11. Plymouth County
12. Barnstable County
13. Dukes and Nantucket Counties
3
3
2
1
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2
2
1
Total
40
Article XIII of the Amendments.
By the Thirteenth Article of Amendment, approved and ratified April
6, 1840, the cumbersome method of determining the membership of the
Senate by eliminating from the whole number of persons chosen without
distinction to be “counsellors and senators” nine who were to be designated
as councillors, leaving a Senate of 31, was abandoned, the amendment
providing that there should be a Senate of 40 members, and, in addition,
nine councillors, to be chosen from among the people at large by joint
ballot of the senators and the representatives. This amendment not only,
as has been noted, substituted inhabitants as the basis of representation
in the House instead of ratable polls, but eliminated the provision for
apportioning the senators among the several districts on the basis of the
“proportion of public taxes paid by the districts;" and it was provided
that “no possession of a freehold or of any other estate” should be re-
quired as a qualification for holding a seat in the legislative body or the
Executive Council. The article continued: -
The Legislature, at its first session after this amendment shall have been
adopted, and at its first session after the next State census shall have been taken,
6
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and at its first session after each decennial State census thereafterwards, shall
divide the Commonwealth into eight districts of contiguous territory, each
containing a number of inhabitants as nearly equal as practicable, without
dividing any town or ward of a city, and each entitled to elect one councillor;
provided, however, that if, at any time, the Constitution shall provide for the
division of the Commonwealth into forty senatorial districts, then the Legis-
lature shall so arrange the councillor districts, that each district shall consist
of five contiguous senatorial districts, as they shall be, from time to time, es-
tablished by the Legislature. ...
The apportionment of senators as well as representatives under the
Thirteenth Amendment was thus to be determined by the Governor and
Council for a period of ten years, in accordance with the number of in-
habitants as ascertained by a census on the first day of May of the year
1840, and of every tenth year thereafter, and the several Senate districts
then existing were to be permanent, but each district was to have at
least one senator. The Council accordingly assigned the 40 senators to
the several counties, and we read in the minutes of the meeting of that
body for July 23, 1840, the following record of the manner in which this
duty was performed: -
The returns of said Census declare the number of inhabitants in each of the
Senatorial Districts to be as follows, viz.: –
Suffolk
86,161 Norfolk
50,804
Essex
94,748 Bristol
59,774
Middlesex
104,451 Plymouth
46,786
Worcester
93,462 Barnstable
31,662
Hampshire
30,392 Dukes County and Nantucket
13,372
Hampden.
37,339
Franklin
28,759
718,592
Berkshire
40,882
.
.
This whole number (718,592) being divided by the number of Senators (40)
gives 17,964}; as the number of inhabitants entitled to one Senator in each
District. Dukes County and Nantucket not having that number, we assign
to that District one of the forty senators, pursuant to said amendment of the
Constitution. We then deduct the population of Dukes County and Nantucket
(13,372) from said 718,592, and one from the 40 Senators, and proceed to as-
sign the number of Senators (from the remaining 39 Senators) to be chosen in
each of the remaining 12 Districts according to the number of inhabitants in
the same, the whole number of inhabitants after deducting 13,372 for Dukes,
County and Nantucket, being 705,220 - And we then find —
66
66
66
66
66
66
64
60
66
66
66
66
Suffolk entitled to 4 Senators and a fraction
Essex
" 5
Middlesex
5
Worcester
5
Hampshire
1
Hampden
2
Franklin
1
Berkshire
Norfolk
"2
Bristol
3
Plymouth
2
Barnstable
1
33
Assigned to Dukes
County & Nantucket 1
34
6
66
66
66
66
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
This leaves six Senators to be assigned, viz. one to each of the Districts
having the largest fraction - and those Districts are Suffolk, Middlesex, Hamp-
shire, Franklin, Norfolk, and Barnstable.
And we therefore recommend that the number of Senators to be chosen in
each District be assigned as follows, viz.: --
5
5
Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampshire
Hampden
Franklin.
Berkshire
Norfolk
Bristol
Plymouth
Barnstable
Dukes County and Nantucket
3
3
2
2
1
5
2
2
1
40
2
The record of the apportionment of senators as made by the Council
for the decadel following the Census of 1850 runs as follows on the minutes
of the meeting of July 18, 1850, the committee's report being duly ac-
cepted and approved:
It appears by the Returns that the whole population
of the State, on the first day of May was 973,715
deducting from this
13,195 for the District of Nantucket
and Dukes, and there remains
960,520 and
this number divided by 39 gives 24,629 as the ratio for a Senator. Dividing
the number in each County by this ratio, 36 Senators are obtained; add to this
one Senator for Nantucket and Dukes, and there are three Senators to be ap-
portioned to those three Counties having the largest fractions, which are Suffolk,
Hampshire, and Barnstable. The Committee therefore apportion Senators to
the Several Counties as follows, to wit
Counties
Number of
Senators
Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampshire
Franklin
Hampden
Berkshire
Norfolk
Bristol
Plymouth
Barnstable
Nantucket and Dukes
Population
145,758
127,170
155,762
126,565
34,290
30,888
50,224
48,937
77,441
74,979
54,509
33,997
13,195
19 19 co w N Nad ei os er
6
5
6
5
2
1
2
2
3
3
2
2
|
Total.
973,715
40
The Thirteenth Amendment, as we have seen, provided for a Council of
nine members, to be chosen from the people at large instead of from the 40
persons hitherto elected as “counsellors and senators," of whom nine were
to be chosen as "counsellors” by the joint ballot of the senators and
representatives; but the sponsors of this amendment were not yet ready
| This plan was in actual operation for only seven years, or until the apportionment upon the new basis of
legal voters as provided by the Twenty-second Amendment, ratified May 1, 1857, became operative.
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to take the position that the members of the Council should be elected
directly by the people, and their election still remained vested for fifteen
years longer in the legislative body.
Article XVI of the Amendments.
It was not until the adoption, on May 23, 1855, of the Sixteenth
Amendment that the process of democratizing the executive branch of the
government was completed by the provision that the councillors (who by
this amendment were reduced to eight in number) were to be annually
chosen by the inhabitants of the Commonwealth qualified to vote for
Governor. The article continued:
The legislature, at its first session after this amendment shall have been
adopted, and at its first session after the next state census shall have been taken,
and at its first session after each decennial state census thereafterwards, shall
divide the commonwealth into eight districts of contiguous territory, each con-
taining a number of inhabitants as nearly equal as practicable, without dividing
any town or ward of a city, and each entitled to elect one councillor; provided,
however, that if, at any time, the constitution shall provide for the division of
the commonwealth into forty senatorial districts, then the legislature shall so
arrange the councillor districts, that each district shall consist of five contiguous
senatorial districts, as they shall be, from time to time, established by the legis-
lature. .
The provision in the Sixteenth Amendment for the contingency of some
future constitutional provision that the Commonwealth be divided into
40 senatorial districts — each to elect a senator did not become opera-
tive until the adoption of the Twenty-second Amendment, so that the
13 counties (Dukes and Nantucket being counted as one) continued in the
meantime each to constitute a senatorial district, the several senators to
which each county might be entitled under the apportionment of the
Council being elected by the voters at large within the respective counties.
Article XXII of the Amendments.
This article was proposed at the same time as Article XXI, relating to
the membership of the House, being adopted by the Legislatures of 1856
and 1857, and was ratified and approved by the people on May 1, 1857,
by a vote of 32,971 yeas and 4,342 nays, its provisions being still opera-
tive. Its text is as follows:
ARTICLE XXII. A census of the legal voters of each city and town, on the
first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the office of the secretary of
the commonwealth, on or before the last day of June, in the year one thousand
eight hundred fifty-seven; and a census of the inhabitants of each city and
town, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and of every tenth
year thereafter. In the census aforesaid, a special enumeration shall be made
of the legal voters, and in each city said enumeration shall specify the number
of such legal voters aforesaid, residing in each ward of such city. The enumer-
ation aforesaid shall determine the apportionment of senators for the periods
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-
between the taking of the census. The senate shall consist of forty members.
The general court shall, at its first session after each next preceding special
enumeration, divide the commonwealth into forty districts of adjacent terri-
tory, each district to contain, as nearly as may be, an equal number of legal
voters, according to the enumeration aforesaid: provided, however, that no town
or ward of a city shall be divided therefor; and such districts shall be formed,
as nearly as may be, without uniting two counties, or parts of two or more counties,
into one district. Each district shall elect one senator, who shall have been an
inhabitant of this commonwealth five years at least immediately preceding his
election, and at the time of his election shall be an inhabitant of the district for
which he is chosen; and he shall cease to represent such senatorial district when
he shall cease to be an inhabitant of the commonwealth.
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PART V.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MASSACHUSETTS CENSUSES.
(Arranged in Chronological Order of Publication.)
Old Census of Massachusetts. 1764–65. Printed in the "Columbian Centinel" of
"
August 17, 1822, from original manuscript of Census of 1765. (See also below,
Early Census Making in Massachusetts, 1643-1765.)
Census of Massachusetts. 1837. Returns of the Census of Massachusetts for 1837.
Arranged in alphabetical order by counties. Arranged, in 1857, by Edw. W.
Hinks, Clerk. Manuscript. Unpaged.
This volume is a collection of the documents returned by the assessors of towns
and censors of cities showing the census of population taken under the Act of March
21, 1837.
Population of Each Town and County in the State on the First Day of May, 1837. ...
From the Official Returns. Appendix to “Statistical Tables: Exhibiting the
Condition and Products of Certain Branches of Industry in Massachusetts,
for the Year Ending April 1, 1837." Boston, 1838. p. 205–209.
Statistical Tables: Exhibiting the Condition and Products of Certain Branches of In-
dustry in Massachusetts for the Year Ending April 1, 1837. Prepared from the
Returns of the Assessors by John P. Bigelow, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Boston, 1838. viii, 209, (2) p.
p
Statistics of the Condition and Products of Certain Branches of Industry in Massachusetts
for the Year Ending April 1, 1845. Prepared from the Returns of the Assessors
by John G. Palfrey, Secretary of the Commonwealth. Boston, 1846. vi, (2),
391 p.
Report on the Subject of the State Census of 1850 by the Special Committee of the Legis-
lature of Massachusetts (Lemuel Shattuck, Chairman): presented April 7, 1849;
House Document No. 127, Session of 1849. Boston, 1849. 46 p.
This is a report of a committee appointed under an order of the House of March
23, 1849, “To inquire into the expediency of prescribing a plan for taking a state
census of 1850."
A Census of Massachusetts, as Taken by the Authority of the Commonwealth in 1850.
Arranged according to the Congressional Districts of the 32d Congress. Also
a Statement of the Population of the Several Wards of the City of Boston as
Ascertained by the Last State Census, Taken May 1st, 1850. Senate Docu-
ment No. 16, Session of 1852. 7 p.
Abstract of the Census of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Taken with Reference
to Facts Existing on the First Day of June, 1855, With Remarks on the Same.
Prepared under the direction of Francis De Witt, Secretary of the Common-
wealth. Boston, 1857. xiii, 252 p.
In addition to the statistical returns of the Census of 1855 and descriptive text
relating thereto, this volume contains (p. 194–201) a brief résumé of prior censuses.
Statistical Information Relating to Certain Branches of Industry in Massachusetts for
the Year ending June 1, 1855. Prepared from Official Returns by Francis De Witt,
Secretary of the Commonwealth. Boston, 1856. xiv, 658 p.
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A List of the Counties, Towns, and Cities in the Commonwealth, with the Census of In-
habitants in 1855, of Legal Voters in 1857, and the Last Decennial Valuation in
1850. In Manual for the General Court, 1858. p. 115–123.
In addition to this presentation of population may be found in the Manual (p.
103–114) Senate Districts as established by Chapter 309, Acts of 1857, with the
number of legal voters in each district; Council Districts as established by Chapter
310, Acts of 1857; and Representative Districts as established by the County Com-
missioners of the several counties other than Suffolk, and the Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Boston, for the County of Suffolk, pursuant to the Twenty-first Article
of Amendment of the Constitution and Chapter 308 of the Acts of 1857; with the
number of legal voters in each district (according to the Census of 1857) and the
number of representatives to which said districts are respectively entitled.
Census of Legal Voters for the Years 1857 and 1865, arranged in Parallel Columns by
Councillors, Senatorial, and Representative Districts. Prepared by the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth. House Document No. 30, Session of 1866. 26 p.
Abstract of the Census of Massachusetts, 1860, from the Eighth United States Census,
with Remarks on the Same. Prepared under the direction of Oliver Warner,
Secretary of the Commonwealth, by George Wingate Chase. Boston, 1863.
viii, 373 p.
This volume, besides containing the statistical returns of the United States Census,
of 1860 for Massachusetts and descriptive text relating thereto, gives (p. 216–237)
the date of incorporation of each city and town in the Commonwealth, many of the
original or Indian names of places previous to incorporation, changes in boundary
lines; also (p. 237–240) a description of European Census Systems; (p. 240-245)
the United States Census System; (p. 245–246) Census Systems of the several states
of the Union; and (p. 250-283) a résumé of Massachusetts Censuses, including the
returns of the Provincial Censuses of 1765 and 1776.
Abstract of the Census of Massachusetts, 1865: with Remarks on the Same, and Supple-
mentary Tables. Prepared under the direction of Oliver Warner, Secretary of
the Commonwealth, Boston, 1867. x, 315 p.
This volume, besides containing the statistical returns of the Census of 1865 and
collateral text, contains (p. 172–175) descriptive matter relating to the early popu-
lation of Massachusetts and Plymouth Colonies, dates of incorporation of early
towns, and (p. 176-205) the Provincial Censuses of 1765 and 1776; a comparative
table by counties and towns of the population as determined at the Provincial Cen-
suses of 1765, 1776, the United States Censuses 1790 to 1860, inclusive, and the
State Census of 1865, this table being an exhibit of the population for one hundred
years; a table (p. 206) of computed population for each year from 1765 to 1867,
compiled by Dr. Edward Jarvis; estimates (p. 207) of population for 1870, 1880,
1890, and 1900, also prepared by Dr. Jarvis; remarks (p. 209) on the State Censuses.
of 1840 and 1850; a table (p. 240–262) in which appear the State Census returns
for 1840 and 1850; and (p. 220-234) numerous statistics of colored population and
remarks on slavery in Massachusetts, etc.
Statistical Information Relating to Certain Branches of Industry in Massachusetts for
the Year Ending May 1, 1865. Prepared from Official Returns by Oliver Warner,
Secretary of the Commonwealth. Boston, 1866. XXV, 805 p.
Legal Voters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as Exhibited by the Census of May
1, 1865. Arranged by Counties. Prepared by the Secretary of the Common-
wealth. Senate Document No. 7, Session of 1866. 7 p.
The Census of Massachusetts: 1875. Prepared under the direction of Carroll D.
Wright, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston, 1876-1877. 3 vols.
Vol. 1. Population and Social Statistics. 1876. lvii, 809 p.
Vol. 2. Manufactures and Occupations. 1877. Ivi, 935 p.
Vol. 3. Agricultural Products and Property. 1876. xxxiii, 790 p.
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A fourth volume of the results of the Census of 1875 was published as the Seventh
Annual Report of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor (1876, xvi, 258 p.), and consisted
of tabulations derived from what was known as the Individual Schedule relating to
the condition of wage-earners and salaried persons.
In addition to the statistical returns of the Census of 1875 there is given in Vol. 1
(p. 733-774) a presentation of “Censuses of Population during One Hundred Years,
1776 to 1875, by Towns,” and potes giving dates of incorporation, changes in names,
area, population, etc., of counties, cities, and towns.
A Compendium of the Census of Massachusetts: 1875. Prepared by Carroll D. Wright,
Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston, 1877. vii, 321 p. Prepared
under authority of Chapter 38 of the Resolves of 1877.
The Census System of Massachusetts for 1875. Edited and arranged for the Bureau
of Statistics of Labor by Oren W. Weaver. Boston, 1876. xix, 165 p.
The volume contains the industrial statistics schedule and copies of all blanks
used in taking the Decennial Census and Industrial Statistics of 1875, together with
a sketch of the four preceding censuses taken under the authority of the State. The
volume was prepared especially for the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia.
Census of Legal Voters for the Years 1875 and 1885, arranged in Parallel Columns by
Councillor, Senatorial, and Representative Districts. Prepared by the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth. Senate Document No. 12, Session of 1886. 29 p.
The Census of Massachusetts: 1880. Compiled by authority of the Legislature, Chap-
ter 26, Resolves of 1882, from the returns of the Tenth Census of the United
States, by Carroll D. Wright, Chief, Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Public
Document (1881) No. 15, Supplement. Boston, 1883. xxiv, 698 p.
The Census of Massachusetts: 1885. Prepared under the direction of Carroll D.
Wright, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston, 1887–1888. 3 vols.
in 4 pts.
Vol. . Parts 1 and 2. Population and Social Statistics. Part 1, 1887. xci, 685 p.
Part 2, 1888. cxxxi, 1331 p.
Vol. 2. Manufactures, The Fisheries, and Commerce. 1888. ccxxxix, 1543 p.
Vol. 3. Agricultural Products and Property. 1887. Ixii, 934 p.
Vol. 1 (p. 61-80) gives Censuses of Population, 1765–1885, by towns, showing
the total population at each census (Colonial, United States, or State) and (p. 81-
100) notes on the dates of incorporation, changes in name, area, boundaries, popu-
lation, etc., for counties, cities, and towns.
The First Census of Massachusetts. By Samuel T. Green, M.D., Librarian, Massa-
chusetts Historical Society. American Statistical Association Publications.
New series, Vol. II. p. 182. Boston, 1891.
Census of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: 1895. Prepared under the direction
of Horace G. Wadlin, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston, 1896-
1900. 7 vols.
865 p.
Vol. 1. Population and Social Statistics. 1896. xiii,
Vol. 2. Population and Social Statistics. 1897. xv, 810 p.
Vol. 3. Population and Social Statistics. 1899. xix, 597 p.
Vol. 4. Population and Social Statistics. 1900. xv, 1236 p.
Vol. 5. Manufactures. 1898. XV, 641 p.
Vol. 6. The Fisheries, Commerce, and Agriculture. 1899. xxvii, 883 p.
Vol. 7. Social Statistics and General Summaries. 1900. xxix, 287 p.
In Vol. 1 (p. 129–216) is given a presentation of the Censuses of Population, 1765–
1895, arranged by counties and cities and towns, with dates of incorporation, changes
in name, area, boundaries, population, etc.; and (p. 220–223) a tabular presentation
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of the growth of the city of Boston from 1638 to 1895, giving figures for Boston
proper, each of the annexations, and Boston with annexations.
Of the first four volumes of the reports of the Census of 1895, each entitled “Pop-
ulation and Social Statistics," Vol. 1 gives general statistics of population, families,
and dwellings; Vol. 2, nativity, race, color, conjugal condition, and age statistics;
Vol. 3, parent nativity, schools, and school property; and Vol. 4, statistics of occu-
pations. Vol. 7, entitled “Social Statistics and General Summaries,” gives in Part
1 a tabular presentation of employment and unemployment statistics, and in Part
2, statistics of scholars and students and of illiteracy; and a recapitulation of sta-
tistics for all occupations supplementary to the presentation of occupation statistics
given in Vol. 4.
An Index to Occupations for Use in Census Work and Statistical Tabulations. Prepared
by Charles F. Pidgin, Chief Clerk of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston,
1896. 300 p.
The classification scheme used in the tabulation of occupation statistics in the
Census of 1885.
Census of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: 1905. Prepared under the direction
of the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Boston, 1908–10. 4 vols.
Vol. 1. Population and Social Statistics. 1909. cxviii, 981 p.
Vol. 2. Occupations and Defective Social and Physical Condition. 1910. xix, 393 p.
Vol. 3. Manufactures and Trade. 1908. lxviii, 294 p.
Vol. 4. Agriculture, The Fisheries, and Commerce. 1909. xxvi, 598 p.
In Vol. 1 (p. 803-902) is given the presentation of Censuses of Population, 1765-
1905, with dates of incorporation, changes in names, area, boundaries, population, etc.
Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court upon the Questions Propounded
by the Two Branches of the Legislature on the Division of the Commonwealth, under
the Twenty-first and Twenty-second Amendments of the Constitution, into Sena-
torial and Representative Districts, May 27, 1886. Massachusetts Reports, Vol.
142, p. 601; also printed in city of Boston Document No. 133 for 1886.
Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court upon the Questions Propounded
by the Two Branches of the Legislature on the Division of the Commonwealth, under
the Twenty-first and Twenty-second Amendments of the Constitution, into Sena-
torial and Representative Districts, April 28, 1893. Massachusetts Reports, Vol.
157, p. 595.
Early Census Taking in Massachusetts. 1643-1765. With a reproduction of the
.
Lost Census of 1765 (recently found) and documents relating thereto, now first
collated and published by J. H. Benton, Jr. Boston. Charles E. Goodspeed,
1905.
The Population of Massachusetts as Determined by the Thirteenth Census of the United
States, 1910. Arranged by Cities and Towns, Counties, and Congressional
Districts; also the Population of Metropolitan Boston, with Certain Com-
parisons with Former Censuses; and Notes, with Statutory Citations, on An-
nexations, Changes in Boundary Lines, Place Names, etc., since 1900. Compiled
by the Director of the Bureau of Statistics, pursuant to an order of the House
of Representatives, January 6, 1911. Massachusetts House Document (1911)
No. 1650.
Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court upon the Questions Propounded
by the House of Representatives, March 24, 1915, Relative to the Power of the Legis-
lature to Fix the Census Day. Massachusetts Reports, Vol. 220. 1914-15. p. 609.
Also printed as House Document No. 1996 for 1915.
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The Constitutional Convention. 1917. Bulletin No. 29. The Basis of the Apportion-
ment of Representation in the Several States. Submitted to the Constitutional
Convention by the Commission to Compile Information and Data for the Use
of the Constitutional Convention. Boston. 1917. 28 p.
Census of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: 1915. Prepared under the direction
of Charles F. Gettemy, Director of the Bureau of Statistics, 1919. One vol.
Issued also in separate parts, as follows: -
Part I. General Introduction and Population Tables; Alphabetical List of Un-
incorporated Villages, etc.; Notes, with Statutory Citations, on An-
nexations, Changes in Boundary Lines, Place Names, etc., since 1900.
Part II. Composition and Characteristics of the Population.
Part III. Nativity, Color or Race, Illiteracy, Political Condition, Ages, and Con-
jugal Condition.
Part IV. Occupations.
Part V. The Fisheries and Commerce Census; Appendices.
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