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	Report Name	Description
1.	CEN: 1790 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The First Federal Census of 1790 (effective date of 2 August 1790) states the name of the head of household only, with columns for ennumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race. Index of 1790 Census - by State/County Note: The 1790 Census for Virginia, which would have included other parts of the family, is lost.
2.	CEN: 1800 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The Second Federal Census of 1800 states the name of the head of household only, with columns for ennumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race. The 1800 Census analysed by finer divisions of age than had the previous 1790 Census. Index of 1800 Census - by State/County Note: The 1800 Census for Virginia, which would have included other parts of the family, is lost.
3.	CEN: 1810 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The Third Federal Census of 1810 states the name of the head of household only, with columns for ennumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race; it uses the same age categories as had been used for the 1800. Index of 1810 Census - by State/County Note: The 1810 Census for Virginia, which would have included other parts of the family, is lost.
4.	CEN: 1820 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The Fourth Federal Census of 1820 states the name of the head of household only, with columns for ennumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race; it uses one additional age category (free white males between 16 and 18) as had been used for the 1810 Census, introduces basic analysis of occupational types, and includes sex and age categories for slaves. Index of 1820 Census - by State/County
5.	CEN: 1830 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The Fifth Federal Census of 1830 states the name of the head of household only, with columns for ennumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race; it uses additional age categories (by decades) to those used for the 1820 Census. Index of 1830 Census - by State/County
6.	CEN: 1840 - Individuals by County/State/ID	The Sixth Federal Census of 1840 used the same analysis columns as the 1830 Census: name of the head of household only, with columns for enumerating members of the household by sex, age, and race. Index of 1840 Census - by State/County
7.	Census Returns - Descendants of William Darwin	Listing of direct descendants of William Darwin (1707-86), by Generation/Sequence/Census Year
8.	Court and Legal Events	A listing (in chronological order) of Courthouse Records (e.g. lawsuits, witness signatures, petitions, etc.). The Court Transactions may be found as links on the page for the indicated individual. Separate reports are available for Land Purchases, Land Sales, and Wills
9.	CW: Confederate Soldiers	Confederate Soldiers in the Civil War (by State) Work in progress!
10.	CW: Union Soldiers	Union Soldiers in the Civil War (by State) Work in progress!
11.	Index: The Descendants of William Darwin (1707-86) - Alphabetic by Name	An index (alphabetic by name) of all currently known descendants of William Darwin (1707-86). The column labeled "Title" is the index number which is used throughout Christopher B. Darwin's The Descendants of William Darwin of Louisa County, Virginia" (Revision G: Jan 2009); the significant digit indicates the generation, the decimal the sequence within the generation.
12.	Index: The Descendants of William Darwin (1707-86) - by Sequence Number	An index (sequential) of all currently known descendants of William Darwin (1707-86). The column labeled "Title" is the index number which is used throughout Christopher B. Darwin's The Descendants of William Darwin of Louisa County, Virginia" (Revision G: Jan 2009); the significant digit indicates the generation, the decimal the sequence within the generation.
13.	Land Purchases	A listing (in chronological order) of Land Purchases. Separate reports available for Land Sales and other Courthouse transactions
14.	Land Sales	A listing (in chronological order) of Land Sales. Separate reports available for Land Purchases and other Courthouse transactions
15.	Letters & Memoirs	A listing of individuals for whom we have extant copies of Letters or Memoirs.
16.	Slave Transactions	It is impossible to research our Darwin ancestors without confronting their active participation in the brutal and sorrowful history of slavery in the American south. We find additional poignancy, as genealogy enthusiasts, that among the enduring injuries of those past crimes is the denial to millions of our living countrymen the ability to trace their own roots earlier than the post-Emancipation Federal Census of 1870. However, it is sometimes possible, using the references from deeds of sale recorded at local courthouses and probated wills, to identify the names and some family relations of African Americans held in slavery, and from these fragments further identify possible surnames adopted at the time of Emancipation. To that end, we have compiled the following information from sources available to us in the hope some part of it may help others in their own genealogical quests. We welcome any further information from other researchers!
17.	Wills	References to Wills