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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Double enumeration in the census, part five: Newark, New Jersey 1920
Howard Lutter was listed twice in the 1920 federal census. When this happens, we call it a Double Enumeration. The cause of the double count for Howard was marital problems. He was staying with his mother, Clara Uhl, but was also listed in the household of his wife, Laura Winterton, with his young children. The hint to check for a second entry was that in his mother's household, Howard was listed as married- but no wife was with him.
Labels:
divorce,
double enumeration,
Lutter,
Uhl,
Winterton
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