| 1930 TMG Census Sentences | |||
| These were created by Betty Frain. You can contact her at brfrain@comcast.net | |||
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of Family (male): [:CR:][:CR:][:TAB:][R:Head
of Family] was listed as the head of household on the 1930 Census
<recorded [D]> <[L]>. The official date of this census was |
Use this sentence for the Head of Family role. This is the male sentence. | ||
| Use this sentence for the Head of Family Role. This is the female sentence. | Head
of Family (female): [:CR:][:CR:][:TAB:][R:Head
of Family] was listed as the head of household on the 1930 Census
<recorded [D]> <[L]>. The official date of this census was |
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HOH+1(male):
[:CR:][:CR:][:TAB:][R:HOH+1 was listed as the head of household on the
1930 Census <recorded [D]> <[L]>. The official date of this
census was 1 Apr 1930. Also living in the household was <his wife, [R:wife]>
<, his son, [R:son]> <, his daughter, [R:daughter]> <,
his step son, [R:step son]> <, his step daughter, [R:step
daughter]> <, his brother, [R:brother]> <, his sister, [R:sister]>
<, his brother-in-law, [R:brother-in-law]> <, his
sister-in-law, [R:sister-in-law]> <, his son-in-law, [R:son-in-law]>
<, his daughter-in-law, [R:daughter-in-law]> <, his grandchild,
[R:grandchild]> <, his grandson, [R:grandson]> <, his
granddaughter, [R:granddaughter]> <, his mother, [R:mother]>
<, his father, [R:father]> <, his father-in-law, [R:father-in-law]>
<, his mother-in-law, [R:mother-in-law]> <, his grandfather, [R:grandfather]>
<, his grandmother, [R:grandmother]> <, his uncle, [R:uncle]>
<, his aunt, [R:aunt]> <, his nephew, [R:nephew]> <, his
niece, [R:niece]> <, his cousin, [R:cousin]> <, a farm hand,
[R:farm hand]> <, a hired girl, [R:hired girl]> <, a lodger,
[R:lodger]> <, a servant, [R:servant]>. <[M2]>
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Use this sentence when there is only the head of household and one other person. | ||
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Use this sentence for the female Head of household and only one other person. |
HOH+1(female):
[:CR:][:CR:][:TAB:][R:HOH+1] was listed as the head of household on the
1930 Census <recorded [D]> <[L]>. The official date of this
census was 1 Apr 1930. Also living in the household was <her husband,
[R:husband]> <, her son, [R:son]> <, her daughter, [R:daughter]>
<, her step son, [R:step son]> <, her step daughter, [R:step
daughter]> <, her brother, [R:brother]> <, her sister, [R:sister]>
<, her brother-in-law, [R:brother-in-law]> <, her
sister-in-law, [R:sister-in-law]> <, her son-in-law, [R:son-in-law]>
<, her daughter-in-law, [R:daughter-in-law]> <, her grandchild,
[R:grandchild]> <, her grandson, [R:grandson]> <, her
granddaughter, [R:granddaughter]> <, her mother, [R:mother]>
<, her father, [R:father]> <, her father-in-law, [R:father-in-law]>
<, her mother-in-law, [R:mother-in-law]> <, her grandfather, [R:grandfather]>
<, her grandmother, [R:grandmother]> <, her uncle, [R:uncle]>
<, her aunt, [R:aunt]> <, her nephew, [R:nephew]> <, her
niece, [R:niece]> <, her cousin, [R:cousin]> <, a farm hand,
[R:farm hand]> <, a hired girl, [R:hired girl]> <, a lodger,
[R:lodger]> <, a servant, [R:servant]>. <[M2]>
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HOH
living alone: [:CR:][:CR:][:TAB:][R:HOH living alone] was listed as the
head of a family on the 1930 census < recorded [D]> < [L]>,
living alone. The official date of this census was |
Use this sentence when the Head Of Household was the only person living in the household. | ||
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You will need to set up sentences for each of the roles in the sentences above. Here is an example using the Daughter role. [R:Daughter]
was listed as the daughter of [R:Head of Family] on the 1930 Census
<recorded [D]> <[L]>. The official date of this census was
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