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Friday, May 5, 2006
Censuswhacking - Famous Names
You can often find the names of famous people (or fictional characters) in the census - but they are not the real "famous" people. Here is part of my collection of "famous names of famous people":
o Queen Victoria – 1870, Scott County VA
o Adolph Hitler – 1910, Newark NJ
o Peter Great – 1900, Hamilton FL
o Snow White – 1920, Oklahoma City, OK
o Carmen San Diego – 1910, Santurce, PR
o Clark Kent – 1900, Montgomery County MS
o Paul Bunyan – 1910, El Reno OK
o Tony Soprano – 1920, Chicago IL
Who knew?
Have you found a name in the census with a name that became famous later? Tell me about it.
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Interesting site. Useful information. Bookmarked.
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