Citation · C0355 · record
1820 United States Federal Census
Fourth Census of the United States, 1820; Census Place: Brattleboro, Windham, Vermont; Page: 110; NARA Roll: M33_128; Image: 72
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Transcription and reasoning
Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): supports, confidence 3/4, tier record.
The image is a readable original 1820 census page. It is marked Brattleboro and numbered 110, and it contains a Philip Wood household. That supports a residence in Brattleboro in 1820. Identifying him as the 1756–1845 Philip Wood relies on the name and place, because the census gives no ages for individuals.
Matches: The image shows the 1820 census page numbered 110, with "Brattleboro" written vertically in the left margin.; An entry reading "Philip Wood" (written "Philips Wood") appears on the lower page, between Henry S. Blake and Isaac Pratt.; The citation's page number, place and roll are consistent with the image.
Limits: The 1820 census lists only heads of household and tallies by age bracket, so it cannot confirm that this Philip Wood was born in 1756 or died in 1845.; The census date of 7 August 1820 is not on this page. It is the enumeration date and can't be checked from the image.; The row shows a household with a tally in the 45-and-over bracket, which fits a man of about 64, but the columns are hard to read and don't identify him individually.; The page does not show the county or state. Windham, Vermont comes from the citation.
What it supports
- Lived at · 7 August 1820 · Brattleboro, Windham, Vermont, USA — Philip Wood