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Mary Weeks — 1930 US Census Record

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1930 United States Federal Census · Bolivar, Mississippi

Our Model Tree links this Mary Weeks across the 1930 and 1940 US Censuses in Bolivar, Mississippi (XGBoost, ~Confirmed) — first a daughter (b.~1924), then head of a 8-person household.

Age 6 b. ~1924 Female Daughter Born: Mississippi Single

1930 Census Record Details

Census Year1930
LocationBolivar, Mississippi
SurnameWeeks
Given NameMary L.
Relationship to HeadDaughter
SexF
Color / RaceWhite
Age6
Marital StatusSingle
BirthplaceMississippi
Father's BirthplaceMississippi
Mother's BirthplaceMississippi
Additional Details
Birth StateMississippi
Birth CountryUnited States
Birthplace (normalized)mississippi
Township / WardBeat 5 Part Of
Est. Birth Year~1924

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 1930 census.

Name Relation to head Relative to Mary Age Birth yr
Myrtle Weeks Daughter — 4 ~1926
Henry Weeks Head — 32 ~1898
Camille Weeks Spouse — 21 ~1909
Mary Weeks Daughter — 6 ~1924
Stanley Weeks Son — 2 ~1928
James Weeks Son — 5 ~1925
Naoma Weeks Daughter — 3 ~1927
Marie Weeks Daughter — ~1930

Census Appearances

1930
Bolivar, Mississippi
Daughter, age 6
Bolivar, Mississippi · implied b. ~1924 — 8 household members
Surname Weeks
Given Name Mary L.
Relationship to Head Daughter
Sex F
Color / Race White
Age 6
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Mississippi
Father's Birthplace Mississippi
Mother's Birthplace Mississippi
Birth State Mississippi
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) mississippi
1940
Bolivar-County, Mississippi
Daughter, age 16
Bolivar-County, Mississippi · implied b. ~1924 — 13 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Weeks
Given Name Myrtle
Relationship to Head Daughter
Sex F
Color / Race White
Age 16
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Mississippi
1935 Residence (City) Beat 5
1935 Residence (County) Bolivar
Class of Worker 0
Highest Grade No 3
1935 Residence Same place
Birth State Mississippi
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) mississippi

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 Mary Weeks across 2 US Census years (1930 and 1940) in 2 locations, using XGBoost record linkage.
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Anchor record
Mary Weeks
Daughter · 1930 · age 6 · b. ~1924 · Mississippi
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Sibling
Naoma Weeks
Sibling · 1930 · age 3
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Marie Weeks
Sibling · 1930 · age
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
James Weeks
Sibling · 1930 · age 5
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Stanley Weeks
Sibling · 1930 · age 2
Source co-child of head (derived)
● Co-child · derived · ~0.88
Sibling
Myrtle Weeks
Sibling · 1930 · age 4
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

1930 US Federal Census — Bolivar, Mississippi Open full size

Page Contents

50 people indexed on this census page (ia:1930:15thcensus1139unit:0956)

Line Name Age Relation Occupation Birthplace
1 Georgia Blackwell 17 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
2 Bertha Blackwell 14 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
3 Mildred Blackwell 13 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
4 Luit Blackwell 12 Son Laborer Mississippi
5 Henry Weeks 32 Head Farmer Mississippi
6 Camille Weeks 21 Wife Laborer Mississippi
7 Mary L. Weeks THIS PERSON 6 Daughter — Mississippi
8 James H. Weeks 5 Son — Mississippi
9 Myrtle Weeks 4 Daughter — Mississippi
10 Naoma Weeks 3 Daughter — Mississippi
11 Stanley Weeks 2 Son — Mississippi
12 Marie Weeks 0 Daughter — Mississippi
13 Ely Thomas 41 Head Farmer Mississippi
14 Mary Thomas 29 Wife Laborer Mississippi
15 Bertha Thomas 12 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
16 John Thomas 10 Son Laborer Mississippi
17 Ely Jr. Thomas 8 Son Laborer Mississippi
18 Roy Thomas 5 Son — Mississippi
19 Frank W. Cox 41 Head Farmer Mississippi
20 Annie H. Cox 30 Wife — Mississippi
21 Andrew Cox 10 Son — Mississippi
22 William Blackwell 27 Head Farmer Mississippi
23 Eula Blackwell 25 Wife Laborer Mississippi
24 Mary E. Blackwell 5 Daughter — Mississippi
25 Henry Thomas 58 Head Farmer Mississippi
26 Eliza Thomas 41 Wife Laborer Mississippi
27 R. G. Weeks 25 Head Farmer Mississippi
28 Gracie Weeks 22 Wife Laborer Mississippi
29 Howard Weeks 2 Son — Mississippi
30 Roy Weeks 0 Son — Mississippi
31 Roll Pittman 30 Head Farmer Mississippi
32 Earlene Pittman 23 Wife — Mississippi
33 Wilma Pittman 6 Daughter — Mississippi
34 James Pittman 4 Son — Mississippi
35 Annie L. Pittman 2 Daughter — Mississippi
36 Lewis Burrell 36 Head Farmer Mississippi
37 Mary Burrell 32 Wife Laborer Mississippi
38 Naomi Burrell 11 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
39 Allie L. Burrell 8 Daughter Laborer Mississippi
40 Lewis Jr. Burrell 7 Son — Mississippi
41 Florida Burrell 2 Daughter — Mississippi
42 Daisy Burrell 0 Daughter — Mississippi
43 West Gordon 48 Head Farmer Louisiana
44 Sarah Gordon 46 Wife Laborer Mississippi
45 Fannie Gordon 75 Mother Laborer Alabama
46 John Brayton 40 Head Farmer Mississippi
47 Lelia Brayton 29 Wife — Mississippi
48 Arthur Brayton 14 Son Laborer Mississippi
49 Jim T. Brayton 13 Son Laborer Mississippi
50 Leo Brayton 9 Son Laborer Mississippi

About This Record & Model Tree

This record was independently indexed by YourRoots from the 1930 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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