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James Hall — 1920 US Census Record

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1920 United States Federal Census · Dekalb, Alabama

Our Model Tree links this James Hall across the 1900, 1910 and 1920 US Censuses in Dekalb, Alabama (XGBoost, ~Confirmed) — first a head (b.~1869), then head of a 8-person household.

Age 51 b. ~1869 Male Head Born: Georgia Married

1920 Census Record Details

Census Year1920
LocationDekalb, Alabama
SurnameHall
Given NameJames W.
Relationship to HeadHead
SexM
Color / RaceWhite
Age51
Marital StatusMarried
BirthplaceGeorgia
Father's BirthplaceSouth Carolina
Mother's BirthplaceGeorgia
Additional Details
OccupationFarmer
IndustryGeneral Farm
Class of WorkerOA
Can ReadYes
Can WriteYes
Speaks EnglishYes
Home Owned/RentedO
Home Free/MortgagedM
Birth StateGeorgia
Birth CountryUnited States
Birthplace (normalized)georgia
OccupationFarmer
Township / WardJohnson Precinct 27
Est. Birth Year~1869

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.

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

Name Relation to head Relative to James Age Birth yr
Hard Hall Daughter — 18 ~1902
Audrey Hall Daughter — 8 ~1912
James Hall Head — 51 ~1869
William Hall Son — 22 ~1898
Willard Hall Son — 4 ~1916
Wallace Hall Son — 11 ~1909
March Hall Son — 14 ~1906
Lula Hall Spouse — 47 ~1873

Census Appearances

1900
Dekalb, Alabama
Head, age 32
Dekalb, Alabama · implied b. ~1868 — 6 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Hall
Given Name James W
Relationship to Head Head
Sex M
Color / Race White
Age 31
Marital Status Married
Birthplace Georgia
Birth Month Sept
Birth Year 1868
Father's Birthplace Georgia
Mother's Birthplace Georgia
Occupation Farmer
Can Read Yes
Can Write Yes
Speaks English Yes
Birth State Georgia
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) georgia
1910
Dekalb, Alabama
Head, age 40
Dekalb, Alabama · implied b. ~1870 — 8 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Hall
Given Name James W.
Relationship to Head Head
Sex M
Color / Race White
Age 40
Marital Status Married
Birthplace Georgia
Years Married 19
Father's Birthplace South Carolina
Mother's Birthplace Georgia
Occupation Farmer
Industry Home farm
Birth State Georgia
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) georgia
1920
Dekalb, Alabama
Head, age 51
Dekalb, Alabama · implied b. ~1869 — 8 household members
Surname Hall
Given Name James W.
Relationship to Head Head
Sex M
Color / Race White
Age 51
Marital Status Married
Birthplace Georgia
Father's Birthplace South Carolina
Mother's Birthplace Georgia
Occupation Farmer
Industry General Farm
Class of Worker OA
Can Read Yes
Can Write Yes
Speaks English Yes
Home Owned/Rented O
Home Free/Mortgaged M
Birth State Georgia
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) georgia

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Our Model Tree links James Hall across 3 US Census years (1900, 1910 and 1920) in Dekalb, Alabama, using XGBoost record linkage.
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James Hall
Head · 1920 · age 51 · b. ~1869 · Alabama
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Original Census Page

1920 US Federal Census — Dekalb, Alabama Open full size

Page Contents

50 people indexed on this census page (ia:1920:14thcensusofpopu13unit:0027)

Line Name Age Relation Occupation Birthplace
51 William P. Hamric 0 Son — Alabama
52 Jared R. Hamric 43 Head Farmer Georgia
53 Hattie M. Hamric 38 Wife — Alabama
54 Alvis A. Hamric 14 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
55 Donald W. Hamric 12 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
56 Alma M. Hamric 10 Daughter — Alabama
57 Ruth Hamric 8 Daughter — Alabama
58 Kathleen M. Hamric 6 Daughter — Alabama
59 Amy L. Hamric 4 Daughter — Alabama
60 Grace I. Hamric 2 Daughter — Alabama
61 Alice M. Hamric 0 Daughter — Alabama
62 Palmer G. Guest 43 Head Farmer Alabama
63 Lennie Guest 35 Wife — Alabama
64 Arlie Guest 18 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
65 Thomas G. Guest 15 Daughter Farm Laborer Alabama
66 Truman A. Guest 12 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
67 Bessie D. Guest 10 Daughter Farm Laborer Alabama
68 Irby Guest 7 Son — Alabama
69 Olet Guest 4 Son — Alabama
70 James W. Hall THIS PERSON 51 Head Farmer Georgia
71 Lula J. Hall 47 Wife — Georgia
72 William M. Hall 22 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
73 Hard L. Hall 18 Daughter Farm Laborer Alabama
74 March G. Hall 14 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
75 Wallace G. Hall 11 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
76 Audrey S. Hall 8 Daughter — Alabama
77 Willard W. Hall 4 Son — Alabama
78 Edgar R. Richey 26 Head Farmer Alabama
79 Burnice E. Richey 24 Wife — Alabama
80 Lawrence H. Richey 1 Son — Alabama
81 Arthur W. Todd 33 Head Farmer Alabama
82 Mary S. Todd 25 Wife — Tennessee
83 Henry H. Todd 7 Son — Alabama
84 Nellie G. Todd 4 Daughter — Alabama
85 Robert L. Todd 1 Son — Alabama
86 J. D. Todd 0 Son — Alabama
87 James L. Spencer 39 Head Farmer Alabama
88 Maggie O. Spencer 33 Wife — Alabama
89 Benjamin J. Spencer 12 Son Farm Laborer Alabama
90 Lois Spencer 10 Daughter — Alabama
91 Simon H. Spencer 8 Son — Alabama
92 Junius R. Spencer 6 Son — Alabama
93 Robert H. Spencer 4 Son — Alabama
94 Lona Spencer 2 Daughter — Alabama
95 Larkin A. Spencer 0 Son — Alabama
96 Mae Browning 58 Head Keeper Alabama
97 Nellie D. Browning 16 Daughter — Alabama
98 Robert L. Richey 56 Head Farmer Georgia
99 Emma L. Richey 52 Wife — Georgia
100 Robert A. Richey 16 Son Farm 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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