Record of John Wayles [Hemings] Jefferson, Beverly [Hemings] Jefferson, and Julia Ann [Hemings] Jefferson, and Hotel Staff, United States Federal Census for 1860

Schedule I.—Free Inhabitants in Second Ward, City of Madison in the County of Dane State of Wisconsin enumerated by me, on the 7th day of June 1860. Carl Habich Ass’t Marshal. Post Office Madison, Wis.

Families numbered in the order of visitation. The name of every person whose usual place of abode on the first day of June, 1860, was in this family. description. Profession, Occupation, or Trade of each person, male or female, over 15 years of age. Value of Estate Owned. Place of Birth.
Naming the State, Territory, or Country.
Age. Sex. Color, }
White, black, or mulatto1		 Value of Real Estate. Value of Personal Estate.
256 John W. Jefferson 25 m ` Hotelkeeper 1800 14,500 Virginia
↑ J. R.〃 43 f ` 〃
| Beverly〃 21 m ` Barkeeper 300 〃
| Leo. Zimmermann 24 m ` Clerk 75 Bavaria
| Valentin〃 15 m ` Bellboy 〃
| C. F. Horstmann 22 m ` Teamster 150 Hannover
| R. Emmerson2 16 f ` Servant Norway
| Susan Everson 21 f ` Cook Norway
| Anna Sanderson 19 f ` Servant 〃
| Anna Peter 20 f ` 〃 〃
| Rachel Sampson 20 f ` 〃 〃
Hotel Lizë Cocan 15 f ` 〃 New York
| Mary Everson 26 f ` Cook Norway
| Marg. O’Brienn 20 f ` Servant Ireland
| Carie Thompson 23 f ` Cook Norway
| Chas. Lützendorf 25 m ` laborer & porter Saxony (k)
| John Steinburg 19 m ` laborer Prussia
| Geo. Held 24 m ` Hostler [Hassia (Dst)?]
| Wm H. Wallis 25 m ` bookkeeper 2000 200 England
| Alb. C. Ingham 28 m ` Gentleman 14.400 8500 New York
| John Demmon 32 m ` Stage agent 10.000 Vermont
| Fred. Kastanzer 36 m ` Barber 150 Prussia
↓ Francis Boyden 26 m ` Stage driver 100 Ohio

Printed form (DNA: RG, 29, Census Schedules, Wisconsin, Dane Co., 1860); with blanks filled in by Carl Habich rendered in italics. Columns with no information for entry omitted in transcription. Original record accessed through Ancestry.com, July 2014.
1Tick marks in column indicate that each individual was counted as among the total “no. white males” and total “no. white females” calculated at foot of each census record page.
2Habich noted that R. Emmerson, Anna Peter, and Mary Everson were “Persons over 20 y’rs of age who cannot read & write,” but, given Emmerson’s stated age of “16,” it is possible Habich meant to mark the name above, C. F. Horstmann. Emmerson’s name is at the bottom of the page.
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