The Philip J. King household is at the bottom of the first page:
The extracted information for the Philip J. King household is:
* Head of household: Philip J. King
* 1 make under age 10 [probably son Jacob, born 1803]
* 1 male age 16 to 26 [probably son George, born 1794]
* 1 male over age 45 [certainly Philip J. King, born 1764]
* 1 female under age 10 [probably daughter Barbara, born 1808]
* 2 female age 10 to 16 [probably daughter Salome born 1797 and daughter Elizabeth, born 1796]
* 1 female age 26 to 45 [certainly wife Catherine, born 1770]
The source citation for this marriage record is:
1810 United States Federal Census, York county, Pennsylvania, York township, page 156, Philip J. King household; digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication M292, Roll 57.
Several children born between 1790 and 1810 are not included in this enumeration. The odlest daughter, Anna, married in 1806. Daughter Catherine, born in 1792 certainly died before 1801, when daughter Catherine was born, and she died in 1806. Daughter Lydia was born in 1799 and probably died before 1810. Daughter Rebecca was born in 1805 and probably died before 1810.
Philip Jacob King (1764-1829) and his first wife, Catherine Ruth (1770-1813) are my 4th great-grandparents, through their daughter Elizabeth King (1796-1863), who married Daniel Spangler (1781-1851).
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