THIS IS WHO WE WERE:
IN THE 1910S
This is Who We Were: In the 1910s explores American life in the 1910s. This new series is sure to be of value as both a serious research tool for students of American history as well as an intriguing climb up America's family tree. The richly-illustrated text provides an interesting way to study a truly unique time in American history.
Family Profiles, Historical Snapshots, News Features & Census Data
Profiles
- Russian American Steelworker in 1910: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Medical Education Reformer in 1910: Louisville, Kentucky
- Ohio Inventor in 1911: Canton, Ohio
- Filmmaker and Inventor in 1911: Denver, Colorado
- High School Football Player in 1911: Everett, Washington
- Hand-Cigar Maker in 1912: Tampa and Ybor City, Florida
- Engineer for a Textile Manufacturing Company in 1913: Manchester, New Hampshire
- Retired Automobile Company Executive in 1913: Detroit, Michigan
- Young Swedish Immigrant in 1913: Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Professional Golfer in 1913: Brookline, Massachusetts
- Young Singer of Spirituals in 1913: Denmark, South Carolina
- Aspiring Young Tennis Player in 1914: Zeeland, Michigan
- Chief Surgeon and Scion of the Virginia Aristocracy in 1915: Petersburg, Virginia
- African American U.S. Army Major in 1916: Mexico
- Teacher and Americanization Advocate in 1916: Brooklyn, New York
- Star of the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1916: New York City
- Farm Family's First High-School Student in 1916: Greenburg, Kentucky
- Creator of the Campbell Kids in 1917: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Civilian Relief Worker in War-Torn France in 1918: Grecourt, Picardy, France
- Polish War Refugee in 1918: Sandwich, Massachusetts
- Young Popular Song Composer in 1918: New York, New York
- First-Generation Russian American Millworker in 1919: Lawrence, Massachusetts
- Dress Manufacturing Company Owner in 1919: Chicago, Illinois
- Heiress and Minister's Wife in 1919: Chevy Chase, Maryland
- Non-Commissioned Officer Serving in Russia in 1919: Arkhangelsk, Russia
- Wartime Secretary for the YMCA in France in 1919: France
- African American Entrepreneur in 1919: Harlem, New York
- Home Builder for Out-of-Town Teachers in 1919: Marlin, Texas
Historical Snapshots:
Economy of the Times:
All Around Us-What We Saw, Wrote, Read & Listened To:
Census Data:
- State-by-State Comparative Tables: 1910, 1920, and 2010:
- United States Summary:
- Color or Race, Nativity and Parentage:
- Sex Distribution:
- Age Distribution:
- Marital Condition:
- State of Birth of the Native Population:
- Country of Birth of the Foreign-Born Population:
- Year of Immigration of the Foreign Born Population:
- Citizenship of the Foreign-Born Population:
- Country of Origin of the Foreign White Stock:
- Mother Tongue of the Foreign-Born White Population:
- School Attendance:
- Illiteracy:
- Inability to Speak English:
- Dwellings and Families:
- Ownership of Homes: