What the 1900 Indian Census Will Tell You
- All members of the family
- English and Indian name of each person listed on the Census
- The relationship each family member has with the head-of-house
- Month, year of birth and age
- Number of marriages
- How long they have been married
- How many children she has had and how many are still alive
- Birth places, parents birth places
- Tribe, parents' tribe
- What degree of white blood
- Whether either spouse has plural spouses
- Whether they lived in a fixed or movable dwelling
- Whether they rented or owned the property
- Occupation or ration Indian (dependent upon federal support)
- How long have they been unemployed
- Whether they can read, write or speak English
- Additional information available on Census
Microfilms are available through the nearest LDS Church Family History Center.