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FALLON COUNTY
Fallon County Census Reports
1900 Enumeration Districts
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Yes, this site is just under construction. One of the advantages of working with the Fallon County site is that it is a relatively young area in terms of settlement by immigrants. Prior to 1914 the area was part of Custer County. So the 1920 Census was the first to recognize the area as Fallon County. One of the disadvantages would be the limited number of request for information on the county. Thus, little effort has been made to commercially produce transcribed data of the area. We have the film strips of the 1920, 1910, and 1900 Census reports and are in the process of transcribing the information. Please! if you are aware of this task already started or available let us know and we will put our efforts to some other course. As most of you know-the films are available from a number of sources. The transcribing of these images has not yet been automated. (Anyway not down at the level of demand such as Fallon County). We have started with the 1920 Census in hopes that by the time we get into the others we will have acquired some knowledge of the procedure, area and names. Again if you know of a data base which will expedite this process let us know. 12th CENSUS OF POPULATION 1900 MONTANA VOLUME 3 1900 Custer County Montana Census film T623\910 pages 151(A&B) -284(A&B)
This area now consists of all of /or parts of the following counties: Carter, Fallon, Wibaux, Prairie, Rosebud, Powder River and Custer counties. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of preservation and legibility of these records. For the historical value to the area- these records should be transcribed. This period of history was before the arrival of the railroad through the mid-section of Custer County. It was also before the majority of the area was open for homesteading. Enumeration District No. 198: Election district 9-10-11 by Hiram B. Bickendyke pages 141A thru 157B SOUTH EAST DISTRICT OF CUSTER COUNTY (now parts of Carter and Fallon Counties) Enumeration District No. 199: Election district Ekalaka-Fallon-Smiths -F.D. by Amos Lambert pages 158A thru 163B EKALAKA and NORTH (now parts of Carter, Fallon and maybe Prairie and Wibaux Counties) Enumeration District No. 200: Road District # 1 by William K Somus pages 164A thru 166B Enumeration District No. 201: Terry-Knowlton-Laney-Platford-Gov't Sawmill-Powder River-Hoehett by James W. Drummond pages 167A thru 171B COULD BE WESTERN part of Carter and Fallon as well a Prairie Counties. Enumeration District No. 202: Miles City TWP-Reform School-Hathaway by F.M. Hreiler pages 172A thru 194B Enumeration District No. ---Military by R.C. Foy pages 195A thru 201B Enumeration District No. 203: Various TWP(s) west of present Fallon County border by Charles F. Hedges pages 202A thru 212B Enumeration District No. 204: Various TWP(s) west of present Fallon County border by Ruben W. Snook pages 213A thru 216B Enumeration District No. 205 Various unnamed pages-Rosebud-Forseyth by Charles W. Bailey pages 217A thru 228B Enumeration District No. 206: School district 1 by Robert G. Somers pages 229A thru 234B Enumeration District No. 207: Various TWP(s) west of present Fallon County border by Edmond M. Stevens pages 235A thru 245B Enumeration District No. 208: Tongue River Reservation by W.A. Posey pages 246A thru 264B
13th CENSUS OF POPULATION 1910 MONTANA VOLUME 2
1910 Custer County Montana Census film T624\829 pages 60(A&B) -242(A&B)
This area now consists of all of /or parts of the following counties: Carter, Fallon, Wibaux, Prairie, Rosebud, Powder River and Custer counties. From my point of view (as it applies to what is now Fallon County): this Census Report is a little disappointing. The script is most difficult to read, the quality of preservation is lacking and most of all-the enumerators missed a lot of the newly established homesteaders. If someone would like to tackle this job of transcribing I would be most happy to upload the files. The transcription task is greater than the resources. Enumeration District No. 76: School district 1 by John Connors pages 60A thru 63B Enumeration District No. 77: School district 1 & 10-Pine Hills by E.H. Trandum pages 64A thru 74B Enumeration District No. 78: School district 29-1 by Frank G. Pierce pages 75A thru 92B Enumeration District No. 79: Miles City by Albert A. Kircher pages 93A thru 113B Enumeration District No. 80: Miles City TWP by J.H. Bohing pages 114A thru 132B Enumeration District No. 81: Miles City TWP by Orplan C. Grey pages 133A thru 143B Enumeration District No. 82 : School districts 20-6(Slater)-19(Douglas)-23(Boyce)-2(Carlyle) by W.W. Hawkins pages 144A thru 154B Possibly part of present FALLON AND WIBAUX COUNTIES. Enumeration District No. 83: School districts 31(Knowlton)-5 (Terry) by Haywood Daly pages 155A thru 171B Possibly part of present FALLON AND PRAIRIE COUNTIES. Enumeration District No. 84: School districts 4-7-26-Ashland by Henry G. Goodale pages 172A thru 180B Enumeration District No. 85: School districts 8 (Ismay)-30 by Hugh C. Hamilton pages 181A thru 193B This is part of the present day FALLON COUNTY and could include PRAIRIE COUNTY. Enumeration District No. 86: School district 9(Mizpah)-16 by H.B. Wood pages 194A thru 197B Enumeration District No. 87: School district 14(Midland) by ???? pages 198A thru 201B Enumeration District No. 88: School districts 27(Capital)-11(Alzada)-15-18-24(LaBree) by John Olsen pages 202A thru 223B Presently CARTER COUNTY Enumeration District No. 89: School districts 21-Bradshaw by Ed Haub pages 224A thru 229B Enumeration District No. ??: School district Ridge by ???? pages 230A thru 231B Enumeration District No. 263: School district 12 (Baker) by John Thomas pages 232A thru 240B This is part of the present day FALLON COUNTY. Enumeration District No. 273: School district 3 by J.C. Jones pages 241A thru 242B
14th CENSUS OF POPULATION 1920 MONTANA VOLUME 8 1920 Fallon County Montana Census film T625\970 pages 1(A&B) -67(A&B) Yes, we are going to get these pages transcribed. But in the meantime you may gain a little insight into the various pages by the following listing. Just a word of caution- School Districts had a way of changing as the need arose, chances are the Nos. are not as they were in ensuing years. Enumeration District No. 50 by Coleman Krokker: School districts 33-1-72-48 pages 1A thru 6B. NORTH WEST DISTRICT of the county. Enumeration District No. 51 by Arthur L. Liddle : School districts 45-35-28 pages 7A thru 11BSOUTH WEST DISTRICT of the county.
Enumeration District No. 52 by David O. Young : School districts 57-4-64-3 pages 12A thru 18BMIDDLE WEST DISTRICT of the county. Enumeration District No. 53 by John C. Anderson: School districts 8-5-51-26-41 pages 19A thru 25B SOUTH EAST DISTRICT of the county. Enumeration District No. 54 by Clay H. Wiley: School districts 44-20-6-19-Ollie pages 26A thru 33B NORTH EAST DISTRICT of the county. Enumeration District No. 55 by Miles F. Carrington: School districts 29-67-10-66-55-Plevna pages 34A thru 44B CENTRAL DISTRICT (Plevna) of the county. Enumeration District No. 56 by Thomas J. Hight: School district 12-Baker TWP pages 45A thru 57B BAKER AREA of the county. Enumeration District No. 57 by Edwin Lake: school districts 17-36-30-50-37 pages 58A thru 67B MIDDLE EAST DISTRICT of the county.
Larry
dated
4/13/01 |
