THE NEGROES OF XENIA, OHIO. 1017
CONJUGAL CONDITION OF NEGROES OF FARMVILLE, BY SEX AND AGE PERIODS, 1897.
Males. Females.
Age periods.
Single. Mar- Wid- Sepa- Mar- Wid- Sepa-
ried. owed. rated. Single. ried. owed. rated.
15 to 19 year............... 79 ..... ..... ..... 71 3 ..... .....
20 to29 years............... 55 28 ..... 3 44 51 3 3
30 to 39 years.............. 6 46 ..... 1 10 49 6 2
40 to 49 years.............. 3 37 3 3 ..... 30 22 3
50 to 59 years.............. 2 30 7 4 ..... 32 17 3
60 to 69 years.............. 1 20 2 ..... ..... 9 14 1
70 to 79 years.............. 12 1 1 ..... 4 11 .....
80 to 89 years................... 3 ............................. 3 .....
90 to 99 years................... 1 ...........................................
100 years or over................ ..... 1 ...................................
Unknown..................... 1 1 ............. 1 ...................
Total................... 147 178 14 12 126 178 76 12
CONJUGAL CONDITION OF NEGROES OF SANDY SPRING, BY SEX AND AGE PERIODS.
[This table does not include any of the 65 people, mostly women, mentioned in Bulletin of the
Department of Labor, No. 32, page 56. In none of the comparisons of conjugal condition that fol-
low are these 65 persons considered.]
Males. Females.
Age periods. Mar- Wid- Sepa- Mar- Wid- Sepa-
Single. ried. owed. rated. Single. ried. owed. rated.
15 to 19 years ............ 48 ..................... 30 3 .............
20 to 29 years ............ 21 24 ..... 1 20 40 1 1
30 to 39 years ............ 5 34 ..... 2 5 39 ..... 1
40 to 49 years ............ 2 37 1 ............... 28 4 2
50 to 59 years .................. 24 2 1 2 16 4 .....
60 to 69 years ................. 16 3 2 ..... 11 5 1
70 to 79 years .................. 6 1 1 ..... 2 6 .....
80 to 89 years ............ 1 2 ...................... 1 7 .....
90 years or over........................ 1 ....................... 1 .....
Unknown ......................... 2 ............. 2 3 .............
Total ................. 77 145 8 7 59 143 28 5
As compared with Farmville, the proportion of unmarried men
between the ages of 20 and 30 is considerably less in Xenia, there
being in Farmville 55 men out of ,86, or 64 per cent, who had not been
married, and in Xenia, 80 out of 149, or 54 per cent. For Sandy
Spring, in the same age period, about 46 per cent had never been mar-
ried, or 21 out of 46 men. For the women of the same age period,
109 out of 168, or 65 per cent, in Xenia, were or had been married; in
Farmville, 57 out of 101, or, 56 per cent; in Sandy Spring, 42 out of
62, or 68 per cent. For the males of the next age period, 30 to 39,
in Xenia 78 out of 104, or 75 per cent, were or had been married,
while the per cent for Farmville of males who were or had been mar-
ried was 89, or 47 out of 53; and for Sandy Spring there were 36 out
of 41 who were or had been married, or 88 per cent. For the females
of this same period there were in Xenia 101 out of 129, or 78 per cent,
who were or had been married, while in Farmville the figures were
57 out of 67, or 85 per cent, and for Sandy Spring 40 out of 45, or 89
per cent. In the age period 40 to 49 there were in Xenia 104 males
out of 112, or 93 per cent, who were or had been married; in Farm-
ville, 43 out of 46, or 93 per cent, and in Sandy Spring, 38 out of 40,
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