It seems that a goodly number of people are in favor of my continuing to post census data. Here is the batch that I mentioned last week. I hope this helps somebody. By the way, I was greatly amused to discover that the wards of New York City had names (and such names!) in 1790. John -------------------------------------------------------- 1790 Census ..Name............ Tally ....Place................... Joseph /Blanchard/ 101-- Ballstown, Albany Co, NY John /Blanchard/ 123-- Ballstown, Albany Co, NY Willm /Blancher/ 225-- Cambridge, Albany Co, NY Ephraim /Blancher/ 111-- Halfmoon, Albany Co, NY Richard /Blancher/ 143-- Saratoga, Albany Co, NY William /Blanchard/ 113-- Champlain, Clinton Co, NY Abiathar /Blanchard/ 336-- Kinderhook, Columbia Co, NY Andrew /Blanchard/ 105-* Whitestown, Montgomery Co, NY John /Blanchard/ 413-1 Montgomery Ward, New York, NY James /Blanchard/ 222-- North Ward, New York, NY Benjamin /Blanchard/ 133-- Mamakating, Ulster Co, NY Leonard /Blanchard/ 101-- Marbletown, Ulster Co, NY Charles /Blanchard/ 101-- Whitehall, Washington Co, NY Abner /Blanchard/ 332-- Whitehall, Washington Co, NY Benjn /Blancher/ 112-- Argyle, Washington Co, NY Justus /Blanchard/ 233-- Poundridge, Westchester Co, NY Tally columns: white male>16, white male<16, white female, other free, slave * = illegible on original