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Edna Scott — 1920 US Census Record

Linked across censuses

1920 United States Federal Census · Sumter, Alabama

Our Model Tree links this Edna Scott across the 1910 and 1920 US Censuses in Sumter, Alabama (XGBoost, ~Confirmed) — first a daughter (b.~1911), then head of a 11-person household.

Age 9 b. ~1911 Female Daughter Born: Alabama Single

1920 Census Record Details

Census Year1920
LocationSumter, Alabama
SurnameScott
Given NameEdna
Relationship to HeadDaughter
SexF
Color / RaceBlack
Age9
Marital StatusSingle
BirthplaceAlabama
Father's BirthplaceAlabama
Mother's BirthplaceAlabama
Additional Details
Speaks EnglishYes
Birth StateAlabama
Birth CountryUnited States
Birthplace (normalized)alabama
Township / WardPrecinct 2 Gaston
Est. Birth Year~1911

Household Members

Census records only state relationship to the household head. Pairwise kinship is derived (~90–95% accurate), not recorded. Step/blended families and boarders can break it.

11 people recorded at the same address in the 1920 census.

Name Relation to head Relative to Edna Age Birth yr
George Scott Son — 3 ~1917
Lucille Scott Daughter — 2 ~1918
Jimmy Scott Head — 38 ~1882
Ethel Scott Daughter — 2 ~1918
Ollie Scott Spouse — 27 ~1893
Edna Scott Daughter — 9 ~1911
Willie Scott Son — 5 ~1915
Robert Scott Son — 7 ~1913
Ola Scott Daughter — 4 ~1916
Joseph Scott Son — 1 ~1919
Eva Scott Daughter — ~1920

Census Appearances

1910
Sumter, Alabama
Daughter, age 1
Sumter, Alabama · implied b. ~1909 — 6 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Scott
Given Name Edna
Relationship to Head Daughter
Sex F
Color / Race Black
Age 1
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Alabama
Father's Birthplace Alabama
Mother's Birthplace Alabama
Birth State Alabama
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) alabama
1920
Sumter, Alabama
Daughter, age 9
Sumter, Alabama · implied b. ~1911 — 11 household members
Surname Scott
Given Name Edna
Relationship to Head Daughter
Sex F
Color / Race Black
Age 9
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Alabama
Father's Birthplace Alabama
Mother's Birthplace Alabama
Speaks English Yes
Birth State Alabama
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) alabama

Model Tree

An inferred pedigree reconstructed from census links — up to 4 generations within the 1900–1950 window. Closer generations are built from household co-residence; deeper ones are bridged by following a relative to their own childhood census. Confidence compounds and weakens with each generation.
Linked across censuses
Our Model Tree links Edna Scott across 2 US Census years (1910 and 1920) in Sumter, Alabama, using XGBoost record linkage.
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Anchor record
Edna Scott
Daughter · 1920 · age 9 · b. ~1911 · Alabama
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Sibling
Eva Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Lucille Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 2
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Ola Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 4
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Joseph Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 1
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Ethel Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 2
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
George Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 3
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Willie Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 5
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Robert Scott
Sibling · 1920 · age 7
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Confirmed / household (~0.90+) Probable / derived (~0.65–0.89) Candidate (<0.65, unverified)

Original Census Page

1920 US Federal Census — Sumter, Alabama Open full size

Page Contents

50 people indexed on this census page (ia:1920:14thcensusofpopu041unit:0036)

Line Name Age Relation Occupation Birthplace
1 Almond Norwood 59 Head Farmer Alabama
2 Lula Norwood 52 Wife Helper Mississippi
3 Robert Norwood 23 Son Laborer Alabama
4 Allie Norwood 21 Daughter — Alabama
5 Lula Norwood 18 Daughter — Alabama
6 Annie Norwood 16 Daughter — Alabama
7 Luisa Mallory 65 Boarder Cook Alabama
8 Jimmy B Scott 38 Head Laborer Mississippi
9 Ollie Scott 27 Wife — Alabama
10 Edna Scott THIS PERSON 9 Daughter — Alabama
11 Robert Scott 7 Son Laborer Alabama
12 Willie Scott 5 Son — Alabama
13 Ola Scott 4 Daughter — Alabama
14 Ethel Scott 2 Daughter — Alabama
15 Eva Scott 0 Daughter — Alabama
16 George Scott 3 Son — Alabama
17 Lucille Scott 2 Daughter — Alabama
18 Joseph Scott 1 Son — Alabama
19 Agnes Gordon 49 Head Laborer Alabama
20 Lillie Gordon 19 Wife — Alabama
21 Nancy Gordon 72 Mother-in-law — Alabama
22 Louis L Hardy 36 Head Laborer Alabama
23 Mary Lee Hardy 30 Wife — Alabama
24 Clarence Hardy 12 Son — Alabama
25 Alma Hardy 9 Daughter — Alabama
26 Virginia May Hardy 7 Daughter — Alabama
27 Mary Ann Hardy 6 Daughter — Alabama
28 Sylvester Hardy 4 Son — Alabama
29 Harold Hardy 2 Son — Alabama
30 Truman Morgan 21 Head Laborer Alabama
31 Lila Morgan 19 Wife — Alabama
32 Fred Morgan 1 Son Laborer Alabama
33 Martha Morgan 17 Wife — Alabama
34 Lola Morgan 5 Daughter Laborer Alabama
35 Lydia Morgan 13 Son — Alabama
36 James Morgan 12 Son — Alabama
37 Alice Morgan 17 Daughter Cook Alabama
38 Isaac Morgan 30 Head Laborer Alabama
39 Sarah Morgan 22 Wife — Alabama
40 Isaac Morgan 0 Son — Alabama
41 George H Stewart 64 Head Farmer Alabama
42 Emma Stewart 51 Wife — Alabama
43 Ida Stewart 32 Daughter — Alabama
44 Allene Stewart 22 Daughter Teacher Alabama
45 Eunice Stewart 20 Daughter Teacher Alabama
46 Lee Stewart 17 Son Laborer Alabama
47 Lee H Brown 20 Boarder Laborer Alabama
48 Dave E Hall 59 Boarder Station Agent Alabama
49 John Sutton 20 Boarder Laborer Alabama
50 Grover Alexander 20 Boarder Laborer Alabama

About This Record & Model Tree

This record was independently indexed by YourRoots from the 1920 United States Federal Census (NARA). Our Model Tree links this person across census decades using XGBoost-based record linkage, with per-link confidence scores. Household corroboration strengthens the signal when co-residents appear on the same census pages in multiple years.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

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