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Balter Building with population goal
title
Balter Building with population goal
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Advertisements, Demography, Census
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
exterior view of the side of the Balter Building. The entire side of the building is an advertisement for the Balter Building and Bluford H. J. Balter and estimating the population of new Orleans at one million people by 1960.
Census Key to Inhabitants of New Orleans
title
Census Key to Inhabitants of New Orleans
Subject
Maps, New Orleans (La.), Maps, Census
Date Issued
1950, 1974
Abstract
Photostat of list of inhabitants of New Orleans, accompanying Gonichon's May 1728 map.
Matthew Flannery model form for census, 1805 May 11.
title
Matthew Flannery model form for census, 1805 May 11.
Subject
African Americans, Louisiana, History, 19th century, Slaves, Louisiana, New Orleans, Free African Americans, Louisiana, New Orleans. Slave records, Louisiana, New Orleans, Census, New Orleans (La.), Population
Date created ms
1805-05-11
Abstract
Model form for census, submitted by Matthew Flannery to the City Council of New Orleans. The model was the form that Flannery proposed to use in compiling data for a census of New Orleans. He planned three categories of inhabitants--whites, free people of color, and enslaved persons--further dividing each of these into males over sixteen years and under sixteen, and females over sixteen and under sixteen.
Population record of Llano Colony as of November 25, 1935.
title
Population record of Llano Colony as of November 25, 1935.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Census, Demography
Date Issued
1935
Abstract
Text, 1935. Population record of Llano Colony as of November 25, 1935. The total of 247 persons is subdivided by age group.
Art XII some census statistics of the United States [1854]
title
Art XII some census statistics of the United States [1854]
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Census, Slaves
Date Issued
1854
Abstract
Text, 1854. Census statistics of families holding slaves (slaveholding families) in the United States, by state and number of slaves.
Statistics of the inhabitants in the Parish of Feliciana, including free whites, slaves and free blacks in 1820.
title
Statistics of the inhabitants in the Parish of Feliciana, including free whites, slaves and free blacks in 1820.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Census, Slaves, Cotton gins, Cotton
Date Issued
1820-11-30
Abstract
Text, November 11, 1820. Statistics of the inhabitants in the Parish of Feliciana, including free whites, slaves and free blacks. Also included are the number of cotton gins and the population of St. Francisville. Published in the Louisiana Gazette.
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
title
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
Subject
African Americans, Louisiana, History, 19th century, Free African Americans, Louisiana, New Orleans. Slave records, Louisiana, New Orleans, Slaves, Louisiana, New Orleans, Census, New Orleans (La.), Population
Date created ms
1805-08-05
Abstract
Census of New Orleans, 1805, submitted by Matthew Flannery to the City Council of New Orleans. The data sheets, compiled by census-taker Matthew Flannery, are arranged by streets, according to the model form he submitted to the City Council on May 11. The total number of inhabitants in the city was 8,475 - 3,551 whites; 1,566 free persons of color; 3,105 enslaved persons; and 253 other free people. In French.
Statistical information on the French Settlement near Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1861.
title
Statistical information on the French Settlement near Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1861.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Census, Stores & shops
Date Issued
1861-03-23
Abstract
Text, March 23, 1861. The French Settlement. Statistical information on the French Settlement, Port Morly to Simon Brignac's and the Amite River to Bayou Latanier, near Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1861. Published in the Tri-Weekly Gazette & Comet.
Mayor Tom Price
title
Mayor Tom Price
Subject
Mayors, Press conferences, Census
Date created ms
1950-06-26
Abstract
Newspaper photograph of the mayor and others opening the preliminary census count for Lake Charles.
Population by color nativity and parentage 1930 census
title
Population by color nativity and parentage 1930 census
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Census
Date Issued
1930
Abstract
Breakdown of countries of origin for caucasian (white) people in Louisiana in 1930.
Pointe Coupée Parish evaluation of land and general census, 1808 November 1.
title
Pointe Coupée Parish evaluation of land and general census, 1808 November 1.
Subject
Free African Americans, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, Creoles, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, Census, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, Slaveholders, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, Slaves, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, African Americans, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish, Population, Landowners, Louisiana, Pointe Coupée Parish
Date created ms
1808-11-01
Abstract
Evaluation and general census of land in Pointe Coupée Parish for the purpose of determining territorial and slave taxes. The census lists the name of the landholder; number of men, women, and children in the family; number who can bear arms, men over 50, size of land holdings, value of the land; number of enslaved persons divided between men, women, and children; and number of free persons of color. Lafayette is listed as owning 10,000 arpents. Another major land holder is Julian Poydras, who held plantations and owned 270 enslaved persons. In French.
City of Baton Rouge to take first census and in doing so number each house for free mail delivery in the city in 1887.
title
City of Baton Rouge to take first census and in doing so number each house for free mail delivery in the city in 1887.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, City & town life, Mayors, Census, Postal service
Date Issued
1887-10-22
Abstract
Text, October 22, 1887. City Council - Numbering of houses. City of Baton Rouge to take first census and in doing so number each house for free mail delivery in the city. E.F. Pope is to take the census for the town directory. The cost of numbering the houses is 25 cents per resident. Published in the Weekly Capitolian-Advocate.
U. S. census map of 1900
title
U. S. census map of 1900
Subject
Census
Abstract
Americas 1900 census map picturing New Orleans as the logical point.
U. S. Census Map of 1900
title
U. S. Census Map of 1900
Subject
Census
Abstract
Americas census map picturing New Orleans as the logical point.
U. S. census map of 1900
title
U. S. census map of 1900
Subject
Census
Abstract
Americas 1900 census map picturing New Orleans as the logical point.
Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930
title
Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930
Subject
Census
Date created ms
1930-11-10
Abstract
Population Bulletin First Series, Louisiana Number and Distribution of Inhabitants pamphlet with a map and six population tables
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
title
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
Subject
African Americans--Louisiana--History--19th century, Free African Americans--Louisiana--New Orleans. Slave records--Louisiana--New Orleans, Slaves--Louisiana--New Orleans, Census, New Orleans (La.)--Population
Date created ms
1805-08-05, 1805-08-05
Abstract
Census of New Orleans, 1805, submitted by Matthew Flannery to the City Council of New Orleans. The data sheets, compiled by census-taker Matthew Flannery, are arranged by streets, according to the model form he submitted to the City Council on May 11. The total number of inhabitants in the city was 8,475 - 3,551 whites; 1,566 free persons of color; 3,105 enslaved persons; and 253 other free people. In French.
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
title
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
Subject
African Americans--Louisiana--History--19th century, Free African Americans--Louisiana--New Orleans. Slave records--Louisiana--New Orleans, Slaves--Louisiana--New Orleans, Census, New Orleans (La.)--Population
Date created ms
1805-08-05, 1805-08-05
Abstract
Census of New Orleans, 1805, submitted by Matthew Flannery to the City Council of New Orleans. The data sheets, compiled by census-taker Matthew Flannery, are arranged by streets, according to the model form he submitted to the City Council on May 11. The total number of inhabitants in the city was 8,475 - 3,551 whites; 1,566 free persons of color; 3,105 enslaved persons; and 253 other free people. In French.
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
title
Matthew Flannery census of New Orleans, 1805 August 5.
Subject
African Americans--Louisiana--History--19th century, Free African Americans--Louisiana--New Orleans. Slave records--Louisiana--New Orleans, Slaves--Louisiana--New Orleans, Census, New Orleans (La.)--Population
Date created ms
1805-08-05, 1805-08-05
Abstract
Census of New Orleans, 1805, submitted by Matthew Flannery to the City Council of New Orleans. The data sheets, compiled by census-taker Matthew Flannery, are arranged by streets, according to the model form he submitted to the City Council on May 11. The total number of inhabitants in the city was 8,475 - 3,551 whites; 1,566 free persons of color; 3,105 enslaved persons; and 253 other free people. In French.
Extract of census of inhabitants in the colony of Louisiana
title
Extract of census of inhabitants in the colony of Louisiana
Subject
Documents, Census
Date created ms
1726-01-01, 1726-01-01
Abstract
This extract of 1726 census related to the settlement at Bayagoulas concession of Paris Duvernay. Persons listed included [Jean] Verteuil, his wife and [her?] sister, [Ètienne] Dubuisson, and a number of servants, Negro slaves, and Indian slaves. The document also indicated the number of cattle and horses and the amount of land cleared.

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