Guadalajara census project

Guadalajara census project

by Florida State University. Department of History

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Vol. 1 contains detailed information on 56,573 individuals, 12,685 families and 10,256 households from the city's population censuses of 1821 and 1822. Data on age, gender, marital and social status, ethnicity, birthplace, occupation and family is included. Contains the databases in SPSS, Microsoft Access and Excel formats, including archive databases with the original spelling of names and terms, a technical description of the CD-ROM files, a list of variables and codebooks providing an explanation of each variable, how they were constructed, the assumptions and interpretations involved, and frequency tables of the more important variables for each year. Also included are: census manuscripts in PDF format; GIS map data (with a link to required free software, a tutorial about the software, and an essay on how the GIS variables were created); images of historical maps; texts on the history of Guadalajara and its censuses; tutorials, guides and help; and information about the Guadalajara census project.

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