Cyfrifiad yr Unol Daleithiau 1870

Tudalen o Gyfrifiad 1870 yn cynnwys John Harvey Kellogg, dyn y bwyd brecwast, yn laslanc 18 mlwydd oed

Cyfrifiad yr Unol Daleithiau, 1870 oedd nawfed Cyfrifiad yr Unol Daleithiau^[1]. Fe'i cynhaliwyd gan y Biwro Cyfrifiad ym mis Mehefin 1870, Cyfrifiad 1870 oedd y cyfrifiad cyntaf i ddarparu gwybodaeth fanwl am y boblogaeth ddu, dim ond ychydig flynyddoedd ar ôl diwedd y Rhyfel Cartref pan roddwyd rhyddid i gaethweision. Dywedwyd bod y boblogaeth yn 38,555,983 o unigolion, cynnydd o 22.62% ers Cyfrifiad 1860. Mae amcangyfrif poblogaeth Cyfrifiad 1870 yn ddadleuol, gan fod llawer o'r farn ei fod yn tangyfrif'r gwir rifau'r boblogaeth, yn enwedig yn Talaith Efrog Newydd a Pennsylvania.^[2]

Cyfeiriadau

↑ Biwro Cyfrifiad yr U D
↑ Munroe, James Phinney (1923) A Life of Francis Amasa Walker, Holt, p.111 Conditions for the work were therefore so adverse that the new superintendent (Walker), with characteristic frankness, repudiated in many instances the results of the Census, denouncing them as false or misleading and pointing out the plain reasons. p.113 When the appointments of enumerators were made in 1870 the entire lot was taken from the Republican party, and most of those in the South were negroes. Some of the negroes could not read or write, and the enumeration of the Southern population was done very badly. My judgement was that the census of 1870 erred as to the colored population between 350,000 and 400,000

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[1] Biwro Cyfrifiad yr U D

[2] Munroe, James Phinney (1923) A Life of Francis Amasa Walker, Holt, p.111 Conditions for the work were therefore so adverse that the new superintendent (Walker), with characteristic frankness, repudiated in many instances the results of the Census, denouncing them as false or misleading and pointing out the plain reasons. p.113 When the appointments of enumerators were made in 1870 the entire lot was taken from the Republican party, and most of those in the South were negroes. Some of the negroes could not read or write, and the enumeration of the Southern population was done very badly. My judgement was that the census of 1870 erred as to the colored population between 350,000 and 400,000

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