This is the second volume of the 11 final reports of the Fourteenth Census, taken in the year 1920. The statistics and other materials found in these volumes are based upon data originally issued as advance bulletins for population, agriculture, irrigation, drainage, manufactures, and mines and quarries.

Volume II, Population, contains statistics in 16 chapters including:

color or race, nativity, and parentage
sex and age distribution
marital condition
state of birth of the native population
country of birth, year of immigration, and citizenship of the foreign-born population
country of origin and mother tongue of the foreign white stock
school attendance
illiteracy
inability to speak English, dwellings and families, ownership of homes
general statistics of population by counties

Chapters

Chapter 1: Color or Race, Nativity, and Parentage [17.1 MB]

Chapter 2: Sex Distribution [8.1 MB]

Chapter 3: Age Distribution [27.4 MB]

Age Distribution Tables [19.3 MB]

Chapter 4: Marital Condition [18.9 MB]

Marital Condition Tables [30.3 MB]

Chapter 5: State of Birth of the Native Population [13.6 MB]

Chapter 6: Country of Birth of the Foreign-Born Population [16.2 MB]

Chapter 7: Year of Immigration of the Foreign-Born Population [3.9 MB]

Chapter 8: Citizenship of the Foreign-Born Population [18.0 MB]

Chapter 9: Country of Origin of the Foreign White Stock [12.7 MB]

Chapter 10: Mother Tongue of the Foreign White Stock [12.9 MB]

Chapter 11: School Attendance [24.7 MB]

Chapter 12: Illiteracy [25.6 MB]

Chapter 13: Inability to Speak English [5.7 MB]

Chapter 15: Ownership of Homes [11.1 MB]

Chapter 16: General Statistics of Population by Counties [10.8 MB]

Appendix A: Form of Schedule for Enumeration of Population; and Appendix B: Instructions to Enumerators [2.6 MB]

Index [5.8 MB]

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