Search the 1910 U.S. Census on Ancestry.

Key facts

• The count for the 1910 census began on April 15, 1910 and lasted over a month.
• 92,228,496 people were counted. 
• The census included 46 states and the territories of Alaska, Hawaii, Arizona, New Mexico, and Puerto Rico.
• Oklahoma was a new state in the 1910 census.
• The census included a question about whether people were survivors of the Union or Confederate Army or Navy.

Information in the census

• Place of residence
• Name of each person in the household
• Relationship to head of household
• Home: owned or rented
• Whether they lived on a farm
• Sex
• Color or race
• Age at last birthday
• Marital condition (single, married, widowed, or divorced)
• Number of years married
• Whether they'd attended school or college
• Whether they were able to read or write
• Place of birth
• Parents' places of birth
• Native language (if foreign-born)
• Citizenship
• Year of immigration to the U.S.
• Naturalization
• Ability to speak English
• Occupation & industry
• Trade or profession, type of work done
• Industry or business
• Employed (yes or no)
• Veterans
• Whether the person was a survivor of the Union or Confederate Army or Navy