1820 United States census

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The 1820 United States census was the fourth national population count of the U.S., documenting demographic data such as population size, age, sex, and slavery status across the states and territories at that time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States census
national population census
archivedAs population schedules of the 1820 census
authority United States Congress NERFINISHED
censusDate 1820
censusNumber 4
chronologicalPosition fourth decennial census of the United States
conductedBy United States federal government NERFINISHED
marshals of the United States federal judicial districts
constitutionalBasis Article I, Section 2 of the United States Constitution NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataCollected age
number of enslaved persons
number of foreigners not naturalized
number of free people of color
number of free white females by age category
number of free white males by age category
number of persons engaged in agriculture
number of persons engaged in commerce
number of persons engaged in manufacturing
population size
race
sex
slavery status
followedBy 1830 United States census
geographicCoverage U.S. states in 1820
U.S. territories in 1820
hasPart state-level population schedules
territorial population schedules
includesCategory enslaved persons
foreigners not naturalized
free people of color
free white persons
language English
legalFrequency decennial
legislativeBasis United States Constitution NERFINISHED
partOfSeries United States decennial census NERFINISHED
precededBy 1810 United States census
purpose apportionment of seats in the United States House of Representatives
assessment of demographic characteristics of the United States population
startDate 1820-08-07
subjectOf historical demographic studies of slavery in the United States
studies of early 19th-century U.S. population distribution
temporalContext antebellum United States NERFINISHED
usedFor genealogical research
historical demographic research

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Census Day hasCensusDay 1820 United States census