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1850-1880 and 1900-1950 individual-level full count US Censuses

This version is from IPUMS, which requires an agreement.

Data agreement usa.ipums.org Economics and policySociety and population

Found on: Jones, T. R., Datasets for Social Science, github.com/toddrjones/datasets (CC0 1.0), list version b8ef25a of 13 October 2026, read 14 October 2026

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1850-1880 and 1900-1950 individual-level full count US Censuses

  • This version is from IPUMS, which requires an agreement.
  • IPUMS also has samples of some of the later Censuses
  • Information varies by year, but includes fields like age, sex, race, occupation, household structure, etc. Sometimes earnings and years of education.
  • It does not include name or address.

Quoted from the section “US Censuses and Economic History” of Datasets for Social Science by Todd R. Jones, which is shared under CC0 1.0. e2er added the field, the access level and the years.

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Data model
Discipline
EconomicsSocial sciences
Method family
Empirical (quantitative)
Design
not specified
Research stage
Data acquisition
Authors
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not used in published research yet
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Found on a list or in a collection · toddrjones/datasets · @b8ef25a90e805763fbb4a4ad1df93b046135287d
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dataset:found/1850-1880-and-1900-1950-individual-level-full-count-us-censuses · JSON

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