1850 Census - Name; age; sex; color; territory or country of birth; whether the person
attended school or was married within the year; whether the person could read or write if
over age twenty; whether the person was deaf-mute, blind, insane, or "idiotic"; whether or
not a fugitive from the state; and real estate value. The census also asked the occupation
of males over age fifteen. Separate slave schedules for 1850 asked the name of each
slave-owner, the number of slaves owned, and the number of slaves manumitted
(released from slavery). While the schedules, unfortunately, do not name individual
slaves, they asked the age, color, sex, and whether or not slaves were deaf-mute, blind,
insane, or idiotic; and whether or not a fugitive from the state.
NAME COUNTY DISTRICT YEAR
Gay, Victor F. WA SNOHOMISH CO. CADYVILLE POST OFFICE 1867
Gay, Sylvester WA LEWIS CO. NAWAKUM PRECINCT 1867
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