 A family, in the ordinary or popular sense of the word, means a group of persons bound together by ties of kindred. Usually they live together, but this is not necessarily involved in the word, for a married son or daughter occupying a separate house...  Report on the Census of Porto Rico, 1899 - Halaman 95oleh United States. War Department. Office Director Census of Porto Rico - 1900 - 417 halamanTampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | United States. War Department. Cuban Census Office - 1900 - 960 halaman
...all literate males of voting age. STATISTICS OF FAMILIES, A family, in the ordinary or popular sense of the word, means a group of persons bound together...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
 | United States Cuban Census Office. War Department - 1900 - 954 halaman
...OF FAMIUKS. A family, in the ordinary or popular sense of the word, means a group of persons hound together by ties of kindred. Usually they live together,...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
 | United States. War Department. Cuban Census Office - 1900 - 998 halaman
...family, in the ordinary or popular sense of the word, means a group of persons bound together by tie« of kindred. Usually they live together, but this is...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
 | United States. War Department. Cuban Census Office - 1900 - 972 halaman
...the family are deemed members, for servants, laborers, or boarders are excluded. The census find» such a definition of the family inapplicable to its...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
 | Cuba. Oficina Nacional del Censo - 1909 - 334 halaman
...involved in the word, for a married son or daughter occupying a separate house is still regarded as a member of the family. On the other hand, not all...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
 | Cuba. Oficina del censo, Victor Hugo Olmsted, Henry Gannett - 1909 - 324 halaman
...involved in the word, for a married son or daughter occupying a separate house is still regarded as a member of the family. On the other hand, not all...cases families of relatives are dispersed through the community, returns about them come through different enumerators, and their names and the facts about... | |
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