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AbbreviationsIinst.This month (the current month)AbbreviationsIInst.Inmate of an institution (1930 and 1940 census)AbbreviationsBbds.Boards (lives as a boarder at)OccupationsBBlockmakerMade wooden pulley blocks for shipsChurchBBy licenseMarried with a license instead of bannsLatinCcapellanusChaplainImmigrationCCard manifestOne-person arrival card used at land bordersMilitaryCConscriptMan compelled into service by a draftOccupationsCCookPrepared meals for payChurchDDisownedExpelled from Quaker membershipLegal and landEElective shareSpouse's legal share taken instead of the willOccupationsEElectricianInstalled and repaired electric wiringCauses of deathFFelo de seInquest verdict: took own life while of sound mindDatesFFirst MonthQuaker month number (March was first before 1752)OccupationsGGasfitterInstalled gas pipes, lamps and fixturesCensusHHeadFirst person listed, others related to him or herPoor reliefHHouse of refugeEarly reformatory for wayward childrenPoor reliefIIndoor reliefAid given by living in the poorhouseRelationshipsIInmateResident of a house or institutionPoor reliefIInsane asylumInstitution for people judged mentally illLegal and landJJoint tenancyCo-ownership where survivors take allOccupationsLLandwaiterCustoms officer at the unloading of cargoOccupationsMMatronWoman in charge of an institution's householdChurchMMeetinghousePlain building for worship and town meetingsPoor reliefMMothers' pensionState aid so a poor mother could keep her childrenPoor reliefOOrphan asylumInstitution housing orphaned and needy childrenPoor reliefOOutdoor reliefAid given outside the poorhouseCensusPPrecinctElection or justice district used as county divisionCauses of deathQQuick consumptionFast-moving, rapidly fatal tuberculosisPoor reliefRReform schoolJuvenile institution instead of adult prisonDatesRregnal yearYear counted from the start of a reignChurchRReinstatedDisowned Quaker readmitted to membershipImmigrationRRepatriationFormer citizen regaining lost U.S. citizenshipAbbreviationsSSci. fa.Writ to show cause (scire facias)RelationshipsSSpinsterUnmarried woman (legal description)OccupationsSSteamfitterInstalled and repaired steam pipesOccupationsSSurveyorMeasured land and marked its boundariesOccupationsWWardenHead of a prison, or other supervising officialOccupationsWWatchmanGuarded property or streets at nightPoor reliefWWorkhouseInstitution where poor or idle people were made to work