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Age Brackets in 1800 Census

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I'm looking at an 1800 Census in Family Search. There are 5 age columns for males, and 5 for females. Unfortunately, they are unmarked. Does anyone know the ages represented by each column?

Thanks much!
in Genealogy Help by Jim Parish G2G6 Pilot (176k points)

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Males and females brackets are the same on the 1800 census:

  • 0 thru 9
  • 10 thru 15
  • 16 thru 25
  • 26 thru 44
  • 45 and over
by Shirley Dalton G2G6 Pilot (537k points)
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