10th census, 1880. [Catawba of the West] [microform]. [1880]

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United States. Bureau of the Census. 10th census, 1880. [Catawba of the West] [microform].

10th census, 1880. [Catawba of the West] [microform]. [1880]

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Census records of areas covered by Project "Catawba of the West." Catawba Indians (Siouan speakers) of South Carolina sent immigrant groups into Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico during the late 19th Century. The project is the first ethnography of these "Catawba of the West." Their social history is a case study in (apparent) success of a migrant group resettling in a totally alien environment, "assimilating," yet preserving a unique ethnic identity. Contents: Roll 89. Colorado: Boulder (part), Chaffee, Clear Creek, Conejos, Costilla, and Custer Counties -- Roll 803. New Mexico: Mora, Rio Arriba, and San Miguel Counties -- Roll 1224. South Carolina: Charleston (excluding city of Charleston) (part) and Chester (part) Counties -- Roll 1225. South Carolina: Chester (part), Chesterfield, and Clarendon (part) Counties --Roll 1232. South Carolina: Horry (part), Kershaw, and Lancaster (part) Counties -- Roll 1233. South Carolina: Lancaster (part), Laurens, and Lexington (part) Counties -- Roll 1243. South Carolina: Williamsburg (part) and York Counties --Roll 1336. Utah: Cache (part), Davis, Emery, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Morgan, Piute, and Rich Counties -- Roll 1337. Utah: Salt Lake, San Juan, and Sanpete (part) Counties.

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