The American Family : a Sociological Problem
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Column (6) shows the old population or Yankees, estimated as we have shown by taking out from the returns of native born of native parentage, one-third of the number returned as of foreign parentage — in each case. This calculation reduces the forty- one millions of native born of native parentage about one- fifth and gives us 32,768,000 as the actual number of Yankees north and south in the United States, or nearly the same as those of foreign extraction. Column (7) gives the percentage of thi...s old stock to the whole population. Column ( 8 ) gives the total native white population. Column (9 ) the foreign whites. Column (10) gives all the white children of one year of age and under in the census year of 1900 whose parents are native born. Column (11) such white children whose parents are foreign born.
Column (12) gives the percentage of all such white chil- dren whose parents are both native born or foreign born, that the old stock or Yankees furnish. This percentage is based upon the assumption that the Yankees have as many children in proportion to their population, as do the remain- ing native whites.
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Column (6) shows the old population or Yankees, estimated as we have shown by taking out from the returns of native born of native parentage, one-third of the number returned as of foreign parentage — in each case. This calculation reduces the forty- one millions of native born of native parentage about one- fifth and gives us 32,768,000 as the actual number of Yankees north and south in the United States, or nearly the same as those of foreign extraction. Column (7) gives the percentage of thi...s old stock to the whole population. Column ( 8 ) gives the total native white population. Column (9 ) the foreign whites. Column (10) gives all the white children of one year of age and under in the census year of 1900 whose parents are native born. Column (11) such white children whose parents are foreign born.
Column (12) gives the percentage of all such white chil- dren whose parents are both native born or foreign born, that the old stock or Yankees furnish. This percentage is based upon the assumption that the Yankees have as many children in proportion to their population, as do the remain- ing native whites.
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