1910 CENSUS BALTIMORE CITY (ward 1)
                        (Reel #T624-552)
                    (PARTIAL TRANSCRIPTION)
(PLEASE NOTE THIS TRANSCRIPTION INCLUDES ONLY 30 PAGES (thru 15B) OUT OF 
 264 PAGES ON FILM FOR WARD 1)

Transcribed by--Pauline Leitner 
(email address--PLeitner@aol.com)
Proof read by--Robert Leitner

Reel #T624-552 includes both Baltimore County and Baltimore City as follows:
Baltimore County is first on film--
Vol 10 has pages 1-283 district 12
Vol 11 has pages 1-204 district 1-14

Baltimore City ward 1 is at the end of film--
Vol 12 has pages 1-264 districts 1-6 and 15-19

Every effort has been made to accurately transcribe the early handwriting and 
poor copy.  The page numbers are listed consecutively as 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, etc. 
The number 1 appears at the top of page, and the 'B' pages will not have a 
number. The next numbered page will be 2.   

Obvious errors are denoted in the remarks column such as a one year old in 
school, or an adult worker listed in school.  Or a male or female who could 
be the opposite.  An asterisk (*) is used in a name when a letter is not 
clear.  Many of the pages were poor film copies and it is recommended the 
original film be viewed for any names with * or question marks.

Some words were not spelled as we know them today but were copied as they 
appeared on the census.  If there is a date after the name it is the year 
they immigrated.  Other very helpful information is how long a couple had 
been married and total number of children and number living as of 1910 
census.  (Example: male m1 10y, wife m1 10y  7chn 5 living---If there is a m2 
it means that person was married twice.)

May this transcription help in your research and if you need help please 
email the name you want to research and I will respond.
Pauline Leitner-email PLeitner@aol.com
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