1900 - Twelfth Census of the United States
Elsewhere in the Spring/Summer of 1900, the second modern Olympics were held in Paris, France. Among the competitors were 55 Americans whose strong performance dominated the sprints and field events. In China, the government was busy responding to the Boxer Rebellion. And in Germany, a new form of transportation recorded its first — Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin's hydrogen-filled airship successfully completed its maiden voyage in Friedrichshafen.
Federal Census Statistics
Census Date:
01 June 1900
Time Allowed:
1 Months
Population:
76,212,168
Alabama:
1,828,697
US President:
William McKinley
US States:
45
(NARA microfilm publication T623, 1854 rolls)
1900 Census Questions
You can click the link to the counties below
and view the individual image of the census. Please note, the image
names "does not" represent the actual census "page". The page number
represented is the page number on the PDF/Reel of the census.
Volume Reel 0001
-Autauga, Baldwin, and Barbour (part: EDs I-7 and ED 8, sheets 1-16) (including Fort Morgan) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0001unit.pdf
Pages -898
-452.5M
Volume Reel 0002
-Barbour (cont'd: ED 8, sheet 17--end) and Bibb Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0002unit.pdf
Pages -881
-457.7M
Volume Reel 0003
-Blount County
-12thcensusofpopu0003unit.pdf
Pages -508
-229.8M
Volume Reel 0004
-Bullock and Butler (part: EDs I0-17 and ED 18, sheets 1-16) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0004unit.pdf
Pages -960
-385.6M
Volume Reel 0005
-Butler (cont'd: ED 18, sheet 17-end) and Calhoun Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0005unit.pdf
Pages -987
-445.0M
Volume Reel 0006
-Chambers and Cherokee (part: EDs 116-.123 and ED 124, sheets I-6) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0006unit.pdf
Pages -912
-427.7M
Volume Reel 0007
-Cherokee (cont'd: ED 124, sheet 7--end), Chilton, and Choctaw Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0007unit.pdf
Pages -974
-454.2M
Volume Reel 0008
-Clarke and Clay (part: EDs 103-111 and ED 112, sheets 1-7) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0008unit.pdf
Pages -854
-380.3M
Volume Reel 0009
-Clay (cont'd ED 112, sheet 8--end), Cleburne, Coffee, and Colbert (part: ED 1, sheets 1-20) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0009unit.pdf
Pages -917
-448.3M
Volume Reel 0010
-Colbert (cont'd: ED 1, sheet 21-end) and Conecuh Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0010unit.pdf
Pages -838
-361.8M
Volume Reel 0011
-Coosa, Covington, and Crenshaw (part Eds 41-47 and ED 48, sheets 1-7) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0011unit.pdf
Pages -941
-427.3M
Volume Reel 0012
-Crenshaw (cont'd: ED 48, sheet 8--end), Cullman, and Dale (part: EDs 55--67 and ED 68, sheets 1-10) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0012unit.pdf
Pages -931
-447.7M
Volume Reel 0013
-Dale (cont'd: ED 68, sheet 11-end) and Dallas (part: EDs 1 1-32 and ED 33, sheets 1-5) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0013unit.pdf
Pages -930
-444.9M
Volume Reel 0014
-Dallas (cont'd: ED 33, sheet 6-end), DeKalb, and Elmore (part: EDs 54-58) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0014unit.pdf
Pages -1064
-502.9M
Volume Reel 0015
-Elmore (cont'd: ED 59-69, 125), Escambia & Etowah (part: EDs 146-151 & ED 152, sheets 1-8) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0015unit.pdf
Pages -815
-396.6M
Volume Reel 0016
-Etowah (cont'd: ED 152, sheet 9-end), Fayette, and Franklin Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0016unit.pdf
Pages -1051
-511.3M
Volume Reel 0017
-Geneva and Greene Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0017unit.pdf
Pages -911
-420.8M
Volume Reel 0018
-Hale and Henry (part: EDs 82-85 and ED 86, sheets 1-6) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0018unit.pdf
Pages -859
-391.0M
Volume Reel 0019
-Henry (cont'd: ED 86, sheet 7-end) and Jackson (part: EDs 20-33) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0019unit.pdf
Pages -943
-423.3M
Volume Reel 0020
-Jackson (cont'd: ED 34--end) and Jefferson (part: EDs 84-101) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0020unit.pdf
Pages -1019
-463.0M
Volume Reel 0021
-Jefferson County (cont'd: EDs 102-118)
-12thcensusofpopu0021unit.pdf
Pages -761
-327.3M
Volume Reel 0022
-Jefferson County (cont'd: EDs 119-141 and ED 142, sheet I)
-12thcensusofpopu0022unit.pdf
Pages -949
-456.0M
Volume Reel 0023
-Jefferson (cont'd: ED 142, sheet 2-end), Lamar, & Lauderdale (.part: ED 47 & ED 48, sheets 1-21) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0023unit.pdf
Pages -942
-442.2M
Volume Reel 0024
-Lauderdale (cont'd: ED 48, sheet 22-end) and Lawrence Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0024unit.pdf
Pages -965
-433.6M
Volume Reel 0025
-Lee County
-12thcensusofpopu0025unit.pdf
Pages -682
-300.4M
Volume Reel 0026
-Limestone and Lowndes (part: EDs 70077 and ED 78, sheets 1-4) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0026unit.pdf
Pages -804
-367.6M
Volume Reel 0027
-Lowndes (cont'd: ED 78, sheet 5-end) & Macon (part: EDs 105-107, 155, 108--116 sheets I-7) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0027unit.pdf
Pages -909
-420.5M
Volume Reel 0028
-Macon (cont'd: ED 116, sheet 8-end) and Madison (part: EDs 102-111 and ED 112, sheets 12) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0028unit.pdf
Pages -906
-445.3M
Volume Reel 0029
-Madison (cont'd: ED 112, sheet 3--end) & Marengo (part: EDs 58-75 and ED 76, sheets 1-10) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0029unit.pdf
Pages -905
-459.4M
Volume Reel 0030
-Marengo (cont'd: ED 76, sheet 11-end), Marion, and Marshall Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0030unit.pdf
Pages -874
-443.4M
Volume Reel 0031
-Mobile County (part: EDs 79-93, Fort Gaines ED 171), Mobile County 94-104 and ED 105, sheets 1-5)
-12thcensusofpopu0031unit.pdf
Pages -822
-389.0M
Volume Reel 0032
-Mobile (cont'd: ED 105, sheet 6--end) and Monroe (part: EDs 155-165 and ED 166, sheets 1-2) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0032unit.pdf
Pages -933
-460.7M
Volume Reel 0033
-Monroe (cont'd: ED 166, sheet 3-end) and Montgomery (part: EDs 94-107 and ED 108, sheet 1) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0033unit.pdf
Pages -723
-344.6M
Volume Reel 0034
-Montgomery County (cont'd: ED 108, sheet 2-end)
-12thcensusofpopu0034unit.pdf
Pages -953
-443.8M
Volume Reel 0035
-Morgan and Perry (part: EDs 65-70 and ED 71, sheets 1-10) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0035unit.pdf
Pages -889
-418.8M
Volume Reel 0036
-Perry (cont'd: ED 71, sheet 11-end) and Pickens Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0036unit.pdf
Pages -945
-446.2M
Volume Reel 0037
-Pike and Randolph Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0037unit.pdf
Pages -1070
-505.1M
Volume Reel 0038
-Russell and St. Clair Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0038unit.pdf
Pages -978
-430.7M
Volume Reel 0039
-Shelby and Sumter (part: EDs 88-92 and ED 93, sheets 1-9) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0039unit.pdf
Pages -692
-295.9M
Volume Reel 0040
-Sumter (cont'd: ED 93, sheet 10-end) and Talladega (part: EDs 84-92 and ED 93, sheets 1-12) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0040unit.pdf
Pages -910
-379.7M
Volume Reel 0041
-Talladega (cont'd: ED 93, sheet 13--end) and Tallapoosa (part: EDs 65-79 and ED 80, sheets 1-15) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0041unit.pdf
Pages -911
-383.2M
Volume Reel 0042
-Tallapoosa (cont'd: ED 80, sheet 16-end) and Tuscaloosa Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0042unit.pdf
Pages -845
-349.7M
Volume Reel 0043
-Walker, Washington, and Wilcox (part: EDs 117-126 and ED 127, sheets 1-3) Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0043unit.pdf
Pages -910
-378.3M
Volume Reel 0044
-Wilcox (cont'd: ED 127, sheet 4-end) and Winston Counties
-12thcensusofpopu0044unit.pdf
Pages -849
-364.6M
The 1900 Federal Census was the twelfth enumeration of the United States population and the first one of the new century. Researchers will find this to be a valuable census given the data elements captured, but also because the loss of the 1890 census leaves many with a 20 year gap during a period of heavy immigration.
