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In 1790, Luzerne County included almost all of the are that is now in Bradford County PA. Only a tiny slice at the south of present day Bradford, New Albany area, was in Northumberland County. See Dates of County Formation
1790 Census, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.
Number of Persons within my Division, consisting of the County of Luzerne,
appears in a Schedule hereto annexed, Subscribed by me, this
twentieth day of April, one thousand seven hundred ninety one Seth
Duncan, Assistant to the Marshal of Pennsylvania
Schedule of the whole number of persons within the Division allotted to Seth Duncan
1. Names of Heads of Families.
2. Free white males of sixteen and upwards including heads of
families.
3. Free white males under sixteen years
4. Free white females including heads of families.
5. All other free persons.
6. Slaves
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Four thousand nine hundred and four
April 29, 1791
Seth Duncan, J.P.
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Gschwend, Kelsey Jones, John Clancy, Pauline Wilcox, Paul Giometti, and any
others who may have sent later.
Transcribed by Dick McCracken \Towanda, PA, 1 Nov. 2004