Index to Addison County, Vermont

Addison County, Vermont

INDEX to
THE ADDISON COUNTY, VERMONT HOUSEHOLDS in
THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE
UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790.

Abstracted, by Ann McRoden Mensch,
State Coordinator for the VTGenWeb.

Each household reported in the 1790 U. S. Census of Addison County, Vermont has been abstracted within these pages. View a Addison county-wide Names Index, to identify the town(s) in which a name appears; then, scroll back to the top of this page to select the appropriate town/township, from the list below, to see the abstracted details of each household, on the selected town/township page.

+ Addison + Bridport + Bristol + Cornwall + Ferrisburg + Hancock +
+ Kingston + Leicester + Middlebury + Monkton + New Haven + Panton +
+ Salisbury + Shoreham + Vergennes + Weybridge + Whiting +

County-wide Index to Names of Heads-of-Households
in the 1790 U. S. Census of Addison County, Vermont

This page is at URL: <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Evtgenweb/vtaddiso/1790AddisonCoIndex.html>
Disclaimer: Though the information on this web page is believed to be correct, the possibility of error remains. Please notify the Ann Mensch should an error be found.

Description:
     The index below identifies the names of the heads-of-households which are reported, within Addison County, Vermont, on the 1790 U. S. Census Population Schedules. They are arranged, in alphabetical order, by surname. Each name is followed by the name of the town/township in which it appears and the handwritten page number as found on the 1790 U. S. census resource below.
     The abstracted information for each household may then be viewed by selecting the appropriate town from the top of this page.
National Archives. [Microfilm M-637, Roll 12]. First Census of the United States, 1790. "Vermont."
Example:
     Given Name, SURNAME : Town/Township, (page number)
     Amaza GREEN : Bethel, (p. 35)
Please note: It is quite common to find several spelling variations of names. It is, therefore, recommended that possible spelling variations be taken into consideration.
Note 2: The census pages for Addison County did not include a column for "Slaves."
Note 3: The microfimed census pages for Addison County appear to have been originally contained on one very wide page which has been torn or cut (down the middle of a column of entries), dividing the page into two separate pages. The first page is marked # 310, and the second page is not marked, so will be referred to as # 311 in this index. Additionally, the entries for the some towns may be among the entries on the cut column, so the entries for these towns have been abstracted from the printed version of the census (National Archives, [Microfilm T-498, Roll 3]). Due to the condition of the actual handwritten Addison County census pages, with portions being very faint and/or torn, it is recommended that the printed version, published in 1907, be consulted for verification of individual entries. The printed version reports thecensus for the individual towns in alphabetical order by county.

Index to Heads-of-Households
in the 1790 U. S. Census of Addison County, Vermont

- A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J -
- K - L - M - N - O - P thru Q - R - S -
- T - U - V - W thru X - Y thru Z -
- Return to 1790 Addison County, Vermont Towns Menu -

Freeman [?] : Middlebury, (p. 310)
Jared ABINATHY : Cornwall, (p. 310)
Aaron ADAMS : Salisbury, (p. 311)
Daniel ADAMS : Salisbury, (p. 311)
Saml. ADAMS : Salisbury, (p. 311)
James AKINS : Ferrisburg, (p. 310)
Thos. ALDEN : Leicester, (p. 311)
Phinihas ALHURD : New Haven, (p. 310)
Ezra ALLEN : Whiting, (p. 310)
Theophilus ALLEN : Cornwall, (p. 310)
Timothy ALLEN : Bristol, (p. 311)
John ALVARD : New Haven, (p. 310)
Barney AMES : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Barzilla AMES : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
David AMES : Monkton, (p. 310)
Elijah AMES : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Saml. AMES : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Wm. AMES : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Benjamin ANDRUS : Whiting, (p. 310)
Eldad ANDRUS : Cornwall, (p. 310)
Ephraim ANDRUS : Cornwall, (p. 310)
Ethan ANDRUS : Cornwall, (p. 310)
Theodore ANDRUS : Addison, (printed version, p. 11)
Thos. ANDRUS : Bridport, (p. 311)
Titus ANDRUS : Monkton, (p. 310)
Just ARMSTRONG : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Martin ARMSTRONG : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
John ARNOLD : Bristol, (p. 311)
Enoch ASHLEY : New Haven, (p. 310)
Samuel ATLEY : Vergennes, (p. 311)
Ebenezer ATWOOD : Bridport, (p. 311)
Jacob ATWOOD : Shoreham, (p. 14Pr)
Paul ATWOOD : Monkton, (p. 310)
Thomas AVERIL : Vergennes, (p. 311)
Roger AVERY : Cornwall, (p. 310)

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Reported summary of population for Addison County, Vermont: 1790/1791

Free white males of 16 years and upward including heads of families = 1,768
Free white males under 16 years = 1,656
Free white females including heads of families = 2,959
All other free person = 37
["All other free persons" were enumerated within the towns of Addison, Ferrisburg, Middlebury, Shoreham, Vergennes, Weybridge and Whiting, in Addison County, Vermont]
Slaves = 0
Total = 6,420
1,157 households

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Census resources:

National Archives. [Microfilm M-637, Roll 12]. First Census of the United States, 1790. "Vermont."

National Archives. [Microfilm T-498, Roll 3]. First Census of the United States, 1790. "Vermont." (These are the printed schedules as published by the Bureau of the Census in 1907-8.)

1790-1890 Federal Population Censuses Catalog of NARA Microfilm online.

NARA: Clues in Census Records, 1790-1840.

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