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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
Table Shewing the Number of People of all
Age Persons Age Persons Age Persons
Under 1 48910 20
1 34685 21
2 30329 22
3 28235 23
4 27177 24
5 26529 25
6 26011 26
7 25600 27
8 25256 28
9 24954 29
10 24695 30
11 24436 31
12 24220 32
13 24025 33
14 23853 34
15 23681 35
16 23509 36
17 23337 37
18 23140 38
19 22925 39
22687 40 15758
22438 41 15345
22148 42 14916
21868 43 14487
21588 44 14074
21284 45 13661
20960 46 13248
20636 47 12835
20312 48 12456
19967 49 12045
19600 50 11634
19233 51 11223
18866 52 10812
18499 53 10401
18111 54 10016
17723 55 9649
17335 56 9282
16947 57 8915
16559 58 8548
16171 59 8181

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