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Inside Sources: States' First Censuses
9/1/2005
Find out the date of the first surviving federal census for each US state.

When did federal census takers begin tallying residents of your ancestral state? Consult this list to learn the first mostly extant US enumeration for each state.

• Alabama: 1830

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