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1810 Census of Wayne County (view source)
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From ''The History of Wayne County, <abbr title="Ohio">OH</abbr>'' by Ben Douglass, page 273.
From ''The History of Wayne County, <abbr title="Ohio">OH</abbr>'' by Ben Douglass, page 273 and ''Our Wayne County Heritage'' by the Genealogical Section of the Wayne County Historical Society, page 70.
"Ohio became a state in 1803...so the Federal Census of 1810 was the first one taken in the state. The complete records do not exist however, as these wer among a few others that were in the national Capitol in Washington when it was burned in 1814...
"Wayne County did not exist in 1810. It had been authorized by the state [legislature] in 1808 but the organization was not completed until 1812. The area that became Wayne County that year was included in the 1810 census as Killbuck Township of Columbiana County."
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