Census-based Geography

Census based Geography

The idea is to locate families by the sequence of their listing in official census records and use that as a guide to determine who lived in which ranches, settlements, or towns. Who lived next door or near each other.

The links to the census pages:

1870 US Census

Terlingua

1880 US Census

1900 US Census

1910 US Census

1920 US Census

1930 US Census

image 22 of 34: Vicente Molinar (misspelled as "Bicente Morinar")

image 23 of 34: Victoriano and Luz Molinar (sons of Vicente)

1040 US Census

image 1: (is this Lajitas or ranch near Terlingua?)

image 2: (Terlingua begins on line 74 - Keller school principal)

image 3: (teachers)

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image 9: Santiago Sabala, José Fuentes, Pedro Huerta, Ponciano Castro, Marciano Mireles,
José Rivas, Pondot [Sandate?], Isabel Vega, Tomás Vega

image 10: Tomás Vega, Narciso Quistano, Hernandez, Macias, Martinez, Transito Ybarra, Carrillo, Vásquez, Jáquez

image 11: (Terlingua ends on line 28 - William Jarvis born in suburb of Cleveland OH)
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pg 15
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pg 17
pg 18
pg 19
pg 20

Lower Terlingua Creek Area