Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1976 · marital status and living arrangements of the nonin stitutional population of the United States. The report includes information

U.S. Department of Commerce BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS

Population · Characteristics

Series P·20, No. 306 Issued January 1977

Marital Status and

Living Arrangements:

March 1976

U.S. Department of Commerce Juanita M. Kreps, Secretary

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Robert L. Hagan, Acting Director

Daniel B. Levine, Associate Director for Demographic Fields

POPULATION DIVISION Meyer Zitter, Chief

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This report was prepared by Arthur J. Norton, Chief, and Arlene F. Saluter, staff member, of the Marriage and Family Statistics Branch. Assistance was provided by Robert Grymes, Gerda Mudd, and Katherine Campbell. Overall direction was provided by Charles E. Johnson, Jr., Assistant Division Chief (Demographic and Social Statistics Programs), Population Division, and Paul C. Glick, Senior Demographer, Population Division. Sampling review was conducted by Diane Harley and Christina Gibson, Statistical Methods Division.

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CONTENTS

Population Characteristics

Series P-20, No. 306 Issued January 1977

Marital Status and Living Arrangements:

March 1976

Page

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Age at first marr iage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Divorce ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Marital status of primary individuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Unrelated adults sharing two-person households . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Female family heads and children living with only one parent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Related reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Table A.

B. c. D.

E. F. G. H.

Table

TEXT TABL ES

Median age at first marriage, by sex , for the United States, 1960 to 1976, and for conterminous United States, 1890 to 1959 . .... . . . ........ ... ..... . ... . .. . . ... .... .. .... . . . ....... . . . .... .. ... . .. . . .

Quartiles of age at first marriage, by sex: 1963 to 1976 .............. . .... . . .. ........ .. .. . ..... . Percent single (never married), by age and sex: 1976, 1970, and 1960 ....... . . . .... . .. . . . .... . . . .. . . . Number of divorced persons per 1,000 married persons with spouse present, by age, race, and sex: March

1976, 1970, 1965, and 1960 .... .. . . .... . . . .......... . . . . . ....... .. .. . .. . ......... . .... . . . Primary individuals by marital status, sex, and age: 1976 and 1970 .. ...... . . . .. . . . ..... ... ....... . . Two-person primary individual households, by age and sex of household members: 1976 and 1970 ...... . . Marital status of female family heads, by race: 1976 and 1970 .. . . . . . . .... .. ............. . ...... .. . Persons under 18 years old, by presence of parents and whether living with mother only, by marital status of mother : 1976 and 1970 ............... . .... . ... . ...... . ... .. . . ................ . . . .... .

DETAILED TABLES

1 2 3

3 4 5 6

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1. Marital status, by age, race and Spanish origin, farm-nonfarm residence, and sex : March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2. Family status of persons 14 years old and over, by age, race and Spanish origin, and sex: March 1976. . ..... 15 3. Family status of persons under 14 years old, by age, race and Spanish origin, and sex: March 1976 . . . . . . . . . 23 4. Family relationship and presence of parents, for persons under 18 years old, by age and race: March 1976 . . . 28 5. Presence of parent, by marital status of parent, for persons under 18 years old living with only one parent,

by age and race: March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

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CONTENTS-Continuea

DETAILED TABLES-Continued

Table Page

6. Marital status, by family status, age, race, and sex: March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 7. Secondary individuals sharing living quarters with a primary individual as household head, by age and sex:

March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 8. Marital status of family and subfamily heads, by age, race, and sex: March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 9. Marital status, by household headship, age, race, and sex, for regions: March 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

APPENDIX

-Definitions and explanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Comparability of estimates from March 1976 CPS with estimates for preceding years. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Source and reliability of the estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

APPENDIX TABLES

Table A-1. Standard errors of estimated numbers, total, White or Spanish origin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 A-2. Standard errors of estimated numbers, Black and other races . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 A-3. Standard errors of estimated percentages, total, White or Spanish origin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 A-4. Standard errors of estimated percentages, Black and other races . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 A-5. Factors to be applied to tables A-1 through A-4 to estimate standard errors of family or marital status

characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 A-6. Numerators and denominators for divorced to married, spouse present (MSP) ratios shown in text table D . . . 59

MARITAL STATUS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS: MARCH 1976

INTRODUCTION

Annual reports published by the Census Bureau on the marital status and living arrangements of the population portray trends in behavior of adults relative to marriage, dissolution of marriage, and household formation. Survey results over the last several years have indicated that fundamental changes are occurring in marriage and family living. Whether or not these changes represent only a temporary departure from past norms or the emergence of new and lasting lifestyles, the fact of their existence has importan·t implications for current social and economic programs and for the future of such programs.

and sex, family relationship, presence of parents for persons under 18 years old, and household living ' arrangements. The text highlights information on recent increases in age at first marriage; in the percent remaining single among young adults; in marital disruption through divorce; in the growth rate of "nonfamily" households; in the incidence of unrelated persons of the opposite sex sharing living quarters; in the number of families headed by women with no husband present; and in the number of chi ldren who live in families where only one parent is present.

This report presents detailed statistics on the marital status and living arrangements of the noninstitutional population of the Un ited States. The report includes information on the marital status of the population 14 years old and over by age, race,

The data presented in this report were derived from the March 1976 Current Population Survey (CPS) conducted by the Bureau of the Census and are subject to sampling variability, which may be relatively large for the smaller figures and for small differences between figures. For a further discussion of sampling variability see the section on "Reliability of the Estimates" in the appendix.

Table A. Median Age at First Marriage, by Sex, for the United Stat~s. 1960 to 1976, and for Conterminous United States, 1890 to 1959

Year

197 6 .. . •. . ...... •.. ... ... 197 5 . .. • ..... ... .. •.. . . . • 1974 . . .... . • . . .. • •..... .• 1973 .. . .... . ..... • ...... . 1972 ..•.. . . ... .. ... . ..• . • 1971 . ......•.•.. • . • ...•.. 1970 ...• .• . •....•...... .• 1969 ••. .. .. . .... .. ...•.•. 1968 .•... . . • ... . ••... . ••. 1967 .• •.. ... . . . .. . . . .. •• . 1966 • • ; ... .. .. . ..... .... . 1965 .•.. • ................

1964 . . ..•.. ....•. ..•. .• •. 1963 . .. .... .• .... •. . . . •. . 1962 • .... ..•............. 1961 • • .. . . . .... . ... •. •.• • 1960 ......•.. • ...••.... . . 1959 . ..... . . .. ... • •.•.••.

Male1

23.8 23.5 23.l 23.2 23.3 23 . l 23 . 2 23 . 2 23.l 23.l 22.8 22.8

23.l 22 . 8 22.7 22.8 22.8 22 . 5

Female Year

21.3 1958 ....... .. ...... . . .. . 21.1 1957 .••••........•. . ... . 21.1 1956 . . .. .... . .. ........ . 21.0 1955 . . . .. . ... .. ... ... .. . 20.9 1954 .. ... ... . .......... . 20 . 9 1953 ... .... ...... .. .. . . . 20.8 1952 ........ . ......... . . 20.8 1951. . .. .... ... . .... . . . . 20.8 1950 • . .• ... •. . . .• . .....• 20 . 6 1949 .. • • . •....... . . • • .•• 20 . 5 1948 • . • .....•.... • . .•. .. 20.6

1947 .. •• .... . . • •. • ...... 20 . 5 1940 • .... ... . .... • .... • . 20 . 5 1930 •..•....• . ... ... .... 20.3 1920 ••••. •.•. • • •...••• . • 20 .3 1910 .. • .......... . ..•. • . 20.3 1900 .. • • ..... . ..... .• .•.

. 20 .2 1890 • .......•. • .. •... ..•

Male 1 Female

22.6 22.6 22.5 22 . 6 23.0 22.8 23.0 22.9 22.8 22 .7 23.3

23 .7 24.3 24 .3 24 . 6 25.l 25 . 9 26.1

20.2 20.3 20. 1 20 . 2 20 . 3 20 . 2 20.2 20 .4 20 .3 20.3 20 . 4

20.5 21.5 21.3 21.2 21.6 21.9 22.0

1 Figures f or 1947 to 1976 are bas ed on Current Population Survey data supplemented by data from the Department of Defense on marital status by age for men in the Armed Forces . Figures for earlier dates are from decennial censuses.

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AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE

During the 16 years spanning 1960 to 1976, the estimated median age at which young men and women first marry increased by about one full year (from 22.8 years to 23.8 years for men and from 20.3 to 21.3 years for women). This and other trends observed in related statistical indicators reflect a general movement among young adults away from early marriage. For example, the estimates of the quartile ages at first marriage (the ages by which one-fourth and three-fourths of those who ever marry do so) shown in table B indicate a movement 'In the direction of later age at first marriage. The central range of years during which most first marriages occur (interquartile range) is somewhat larger for men (6.4 years in 1976) than for women (5.8 years in 1976). However, in recent years this interval has broadened more fo r women than for men. This widening may be attributable, in part, to the increasing proportion of women who exercise options to advance their education and to gain employment prior to marriage.

Additional evidence of the changing behavior of men and women relative to first marriage is shown in table C. The proportion of the adult population under 35 years old vyho !!_ad never married increased between 1960 and 1976, while the proportion never married among persons 35 and over declined. Some of the increase in the percent single among the younger group is simply a function of changes in the age distribution resulting from the entry into adult

ages of members of the large birth cohorts born during the high fertility years extending from the late 1940's through the early 1960's. Nevertheless, a closer inspection of the figures, particularly those for the age groups in which mqst first marriages take place, indicates a trend towards longer periods of singleness among young adults than in the past. The percent single for men 20 to 24 years old rose from 53 percent in 1960 to 62 percent in 1976 and from 28 percent to 43 percent during the same period for 20- to 24-year-old women. Furthermore, since 1970 the percent single among 25- to 29-year-old men and women has increased, perhaps indicating that not only has later marriage gained general acceptance but also that a higher proportion of adults will never marry during their lifetime.

DIVORCE RATIO

Another major development in recent years regarding marriage statistics has been a dramatic increase in the incidence of divorce. The National Center for Health Statistics has estimated that the divorce rate more than doubled in the last dozen years, from 2.3 per 1,000 population in 1963 to 4.8 in 1975. In March 1976 there were 2.8 million men and 4.4 million women who were reported as currently divorced (and who had not remarried) at the ti me of the survey. Table D shows that there were 75 divorced persons per every 1,000 persons who were partners in an intact marriage in 1976, twice as high as the corresponding ratio (35) for 1960. Moreover, this ratio has risen more in the last 6 years than during the entire 1960-to-1970 decade.

Table B. Quartiles of Age at First Marriage, by Sex: 1963.to 1976

Quart i le of age at first 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 marriage 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963

MALE1

First quartile ...•.••••.. 20.5 20.4 20.1 20 .1 20.3 20.0 20 .l 20.2 20.1 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.2 20.0 Second quartile (median). 23 .8 23.5 23.l 23.2 23.3 23.1 23.2 23 . 2 23 .l 23.l 22.8 22.8 23.1 22.8 Third quartile .. . ...•..•• 26.9 26.5 26.6 26.4 26. 2 26.4 26.2 26.0 26.3 25.8 25 . 8 25.9 26.1 26.4 Interquartile range2 ..... 6. 4 6.1 6.5 6.3 5.9 6. 4 6.1 5.8 6.2 5.8 5.8 5.9 5 .9 6.4

FEMALE

First quart i l e •.••....• . • 19.l 19.0 18.9 18.9 19.0 19.0 18.9 18.9 18.9 18.8 18. 7 18 .7 18.7 18.6 Second quartile (median). 21.3 21. l 21. l 21.0 20.9 20.9 20 . 8 20.8 20.8 20.6 20.5 20.6 20.5 20.5 Third quartile ........••. 24 . 9 24.4 24 .3 24.0 23.4 23.5 23.3 23.2 23 . 3 22.8 22 .8 22. 7 22.4 22.5 Interquartile range2 ••••• 5.8 5.4 5 . 4 5. 1 4.4 4.5 4.4 4.3 4 . 4 4.0 4. 1 4 . 0 3.7 3.9

1Based on Current Population Survey data supplemented by data from the Department of Defense on marital status by age

for men in the Armed For ces. 2Difference between first and t hird quartiles.

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Table C. Percent Single (Never Married), by Age and Sex: 1976, 1970, and 1960

Male Female

Age Change, Change, Change, Change, 197 6 1970 1960 1970 to 1960 to 197 6 1970 1960 1970 to 1960 to

197 61 1970 1 197 61 1970 1

Total, 14 years and over ... 29 . 8 28 . 1 25.0 1. 7 3.1 23.0 22.1 19.0 0.9 3.1

Under 35 years ..•.....•....... ••• 56.2 54.8 50.7 1.4 4. 1 45.3 44.4 37.6 0.9 6.8 35 years and over . .... ..... . .... . . 5.8 7.3 7 .8 -1. 5 -0.5 5.0 6.1 7 .2 -1.1 -1.1

' 14 to 17 years ... .•.. ...... . ..... 99.4 99.4 99.0 - 0.4 97 .0 97.3 94.6 -0.3 2.7 18 years ..•.... •. . •..•.•..• •..• .. 95.6 95 .1 94.6 0.5 0.5 84.0 82.0 75 .6 2.0 6.4 19 years .. .. .. •..•...•.. .. • . ... . • 87.9 89.9 87 . 1 -2.0 2.8 72. 1 68.8 59.7 3.3 9.1 20 to 24 years .. . . •..... ..... .... 62.1 54.7 53.1 7.4 1. 6 42.6 35.8 28.4 6.8 7 . 4

20 years ...... • .•...•.. .. ...... 80.9 78.3 75.8 2.6 2.5 60 . 9 56. 9 46.0 4.0 10.9 21 years .......•....•. . ... . .. .. 72.7 66.2 63 . 4 6.5 2.8 51. 2 43.9 34.6 7 .3 9.3 22 years •..............•.• . ...• 61.6 52.3 51. 6 9.3 0.7 41.4 33.5 25.6 7.9 7.9 23 years ....•..•.•......•..••.. 52.2 42.1 40.5 10.1 1. 6 31.2 22.4 19.4 8.8 3.0 24 years ....•..•..•....•... •... 39.8 33.2 33 .4 6. 6 -0.2 26.4 17.9 15.7 8.5 2.2

25 to 29 years ... . ....... .. . . • ... 24 . 9 19.l 20 . 8 5.8 -1. 7 14 . 8 10.5 10.5 4.3 -25 years ...... ..• ... • .. • .. .•... 32.1 26.6 27. 9 5.5 -1.3 22.7 14.0 13 . 1 8.7 0.9 26 years •..... .. •........•.•... 30.6 20.9 23.5 9.7 -2.6 17.4 12 . 2 11.4 5.2 0.8 27 years •.•... .• •..••.....•...• 23.6 16.5 19.8 7.1 -3 . 3 13.4 9. 1 10.2 4.3 -1.1 28 years . ... . .. • .... . ...• ..• .. • 22.4 17 .0 17 .5 5.4 -0.5 10.9 8.9 9 . 2 2.0 -0.3 29 years ........•...... , ...... , 16. 7 13.8 16.0 2.9 -2.2 10 . 1 8.0 8.7 2.1 -0. 7

30 to 34 years .•.•. .. . ... . . . ..... 12.3 9.4 11. 9 2 . 9 -2.5 7.0 6.2 6.9 0 .8 -0.7 35 to 39 years ....•......... ·•·•• 7. 9 7.2 8.8 0.7 - 1. 6 5.2 5.4 6.1 -0.2 -0 . 7 40 to 44 years ...•...••• . ......•. 6.6 6.3 7.3 0.3 -1.0 4.2 4.9 6.1 -0.7 -1.2 45 to 54 years •..•...•.•....••.•. 5.6 7.5 7.4 -1.9 0.1 4.4 4.9 7.0 -0.5 -2 .1 55 to 64 years •..•.•.•...•...•. .. 5 .6 7. 8 8.0 -2. 2 -0.2 4.9 6.8 8.0 -1. 9 -1.2 65 years and over ..........••.... 4.4 7.5 7. 7 -3 .1 -0.2 5.9 7. 7 8.5 -1.8 -0 .8

- Represents zero. 1 Differences shown were derived by using rounded percentages .

Source of 1960 data: 1960 Census of Population, Volume I, "Detailed Charact~ristics," U. S. Summary, table 17 6.

Table D. Number of Dfvorced Persons Per 1,000 Married Persons With Spouse Present, by Age; Race, and Sex: March 1976, 1970, 1965, and 1960

Race Age

Sex and year Total Black and Under 45 45 White years other r aces years and over

BOTH SEXES

1976 .••••.•. •.• .•....••.••. 75 69 136 82 1970 ...• ... •..•.. . ....•.••. 47 44 79 44 1965 ...• .•....•. . . . . ..... . . 41 39 70 36 1960 . ... .• .•...•••. . ..•.... 35 33 63 30

MALE

1976 .......•.........•..• .. 58 54 103 63 1970 .•. • .. . ............•... 35 32 61 31 1965 .• .. . . ... ..... . . ....•.• 34 32 56 28 1960 ...•..• •... ...• ....... . 28 27 37 22

FEMALE

1976 ..................... . . 92 85 168 98 1970 • . .••. . • ......• . .. . .. . . 60 56 98 55 1965 ...• ...•.... •• •...•.... 49 46 85 44 1960 .. . ...••.... .•...• ..... 42 38 89 37

Note: See table A-6 in the Appendix for numerators and denominators of the ratios.

68 51 48 42

53 38 40 35

85 67 57 51

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In 1976 men had a lower ratio of divorced persons per 1,000 married persons who were living with their spouse than did women. This difference seems largely a consequence of the greater likelihood of remarriage among men but may also reflect, to some extent, differences between the sexes in the reporting of current marital status. White persons had lower ratios than persons of Black and other races, and persons 45 years old and over had lower ratios than persons under 45. The latter difference is especially interesting since it represents a reversal of the past relationship between younger and older persons with respect to the : "divorced/married spouse present" ratio. For example, only 6 years ago the ratio was higher for persons 45 and over than for those under 45. This directional change is apparently a result of relatively large recent increases in divorce among young adults. A fuller discussion of the frequency of divorce among younger and older adults appears in Current Population Reports, Series P-20, No. 297, "Number, Timing, and Duration of Marriages and Divorces in the United States: June 1975" issued in October 1976.

MARITAL STATUS OF PRIMARY INDIVIDUALS

In recent years the rapid growth in the number of households maintained by primary individuals (persons who either live alone or with persons not re-

lated to them) appears to be associated with observed changes in marital status. Primary individual households have increased by about 40 percent since 1970, whi le the total number of households increased by only 15 percent. As s~own in table E, male primary individuals increased by nearly 2.5 million and female primary individuals by 2.4 million between 1970 and 1976. For men, these in-. creases have been largely concentrated among divorced and single persons (80 percent of the total increase), whereas for women, the increase among divorced and single was about the same as that for widowed and married, spouse absent. For the youngest age group shown (under 35 years), the largest numerical increases were recorded for nevermarried men and women, whereas in the middle age range (35 to 64 years) the largest increases were for divorced men and women. The data for primary individuals 65 years old and over indicate that "widowed" has been and continues to be the predominant marital status for this age group.

UNRELATED ADULTS SHARING TWO-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS

As indicated above, the number of households containing primary individuals has increased by about 40 percent since 1970. During the same period the number of primary individuals who shared their living quarters with a person of the opposite sex approximately doubled (table F).

Table E. Primary Individuals by Marital Status, Sex, and Age : 1976 and 1970

(Numbers i n thousands)

197 6 1970 I ncrease , 1970 to 197 6

Age and marit a l status

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Total , a ll ages . .. •.... 6,548 10,263 4,062 7,883 2 ,486 2 , 380 Married, spouse absent ....... 953 651 545 516 408 135 Widowed ••. . ....• .. .. ..••••.. • 1,095 5,920 996 4 ,915 99 1,005 Divorced ...•.•...•..•. . ...•.• 1,530 1,290 756 844 774 446 Single ..•......•....••..... • • 2,969 2 , 402 1 ,765 1,608 1,204 794

Under 35 years • .....•.• 2. 799 1 ,800 1,093 857 1,706 943 Married, spouse absent •...•.. 333 170 119 117 214 53 Widowed • • •• •.. .. ......•.•...• 6 24 6 3 - 21 Divorced .•....•...• . •... . . ... 432 252 125 95 307 157 Singl e .•. ..•. .. .....•• ...•. • . 2 ,028 1,353 843 643 1,185 710

35 to 64 years ...•.•... 2 ,350 3,210 1, 730 2,971 620 239 Married, spouse absent ....... 456 335 319 307 137 28 Widowed • •.•••.••....•. • • • • .• • 262 1 ,467 240 1, 476 22 -9 Divorced . •••..•........• •••. . 904 782 507 598 397 184 Single .••...... • ...•.....••.. 729 629 664 590 65 39

65 years and over •.•... 1,398 5,254 1, 238 4,057 160 1,197 Married, spouse absent . •• ...• 164 146 108 92 56 54 Widowed .•......•....• • •.....• 827 4,431 749 3 ,436 78 995 Divorce d • ...•.•.. . .•. .. .... . . 195 258 124 152 71 106 Single .•.... .. •........ •. ...• 213 420 258 37 6 -45 44

- Represents zero.

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Table F. Two-Person Primary Individual Households, by Age and Sex of Household Members: 1976 and 1970

(Numbers in thousands)

197 6 1970 1

Ratio Sex and age of household Primar y Shar ing with unre l ated Primary Sharing with unrelated (sharing) : head (primary individua ls) individuals person of opposite sex individuals person of opposite sex 1976 in 2-person in 2-person 1970 households Number househol ds Per cent Number Percent

Total . . . .... •.. ... • 1,479 660 44 . 6 991 327 33.0 2.0

· Male ..•.••••• . ••••.•• 901 460 51.1 488 174 35 .7 2.6 Under 25 years . • • • • , ••• ,, 298 108 36.2 144 21 14.6 5.1 25 to 44 years ••••••••••• 425 222 52 . 2 163 43 26 .4 5 .2 45 to 64 years, • ••• ••••• • 127 85 66.9 104 59 56. 7 1.4 65 years and over •.•••••• 51 45 88.2 77 51 66.2 0.9

Femal e •• ••..•• ... . ••. 578 200 34.6 504 153 30 . 4 1.3 Under 25 years . • •••.••••• 199 47 23. 6 126 8 6.3 5.9 25 to 44 years .•••.••. • •• 155 48 31. 0 94 17 18.1 2.8 45 to 64 years ••••••••••• 123 68 55.3 127 64 50.4 1.1 65 years and over . • • •.•• . 101 38 37. 6 157 64 40.8 0.6 11970 Census of Population--PC(2)-4B, Persons by Family Characteristics.

In 1976, 1.3 million persons lived in the 660,000 two-person households in wh ich the household head shared the living quarters with an unrelated adult of the opposite sex. Seven of every 10 of these households had a male primary individual reported as the head, representing about one-half of all two-person households headed by a male primary individual. Thirty-five percent of all female primary individuals in two-person households lived with a person of the opposite sex in 1976. Seventy-two percent of the male primary individuals and 48 percent of the female primary individuals who lived with a person of the opposite sex were under 45 years old. Data in table 6 of this report show that similar proportions of men and women, about 48 percent of the men and 43 percent of the women, who headed households containing one other unrelated member of the opposite sex were reported as having never been married.

Although the increas~ in th is type of living arrangement is notable and relevant to the study of household and family formation, caution should be exercised in interpreting the magnitude of the statistics. In order to maintain a proper perspective, it should be noted that among primary individuals in 1976, 89 percent lived alone, 9 percent lived in two-person households, and the remaining primary individuals lived in three-or-more-person households. Thus, in a general sense, unrelated adults of the

opposite sex sharing living quarters as a household represent only about 4 percent of all primary individuals and only about 1 percent of all household heads. Moreover, data users who make inferences about the nature of the relationships between unrelated adults of the opposite sex who share the same living quarters should be made aware that the data on this subject are aggregates which are distributed over a spectrum of categories including partners, resident employees, and roomers.

FEMALE FAMILY HEADS AND CHILDREN LIVING WITH ONLY ONE PARENT

Families headed by women who have no husband present represent a growing proportion of all families in this country . For many women, being a female family head is a transit ional status which often subsequently changes by entry into first marriage for never-married women , reconciliation for separated women, and remarriage for divorced or widowed women. Nevertheless, many more women are passing through this increasingly common life cycle stage than in the past. Effective response to the needs of these women and their family members (particularly their children) re lative to employment, welfare, education, child care arrangements, and a variety of related social and economic requirements constitutes a major challenge to governmental and private agency planners and service personnel.

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Table G. Marital Status of Female Family Heads, by Race: 1976 and 1970

Race and marita l status

All female family heads .•..•.. •••. . Single .. .•.•.••••. ..••.•.....•..•••...• . . Married, spouse absent . ..... • . .•. • • •....•

Separated . .•... • ... . .... . .. • .. . • . • ..•.. Other ..•.•....•••....... . .....•••.. . ...

Widowed .•..•...........•....•...•••..••.. Divorced .•......•...••..•........••..•...

Percent. , ............•........•.. Single ...•...••.....•....••.••..•••.•.•.• Married, s pouse absent .•... . .•...•.•..••.

Separated . . .•.• ...•..... •. . . • • . ..... •. . Other . •. ..• • •....•........••...•.......

Widowed .•....••...•.•...•.•.••. . ..••..•.. Divorced .•..••....••...•.• , •• . .. , •••• , . • .

White female family heads .•.•.. .. ... • Single ... ••• ..•..•.•...• •. .. •.•.•. , •.•..• Marr ied, spouse absent . •... .•...•......•.

Separated .. ..... .•... ••• ... •...••. .. .•• Other . .. ......... •. ..• , ...........•.•. ,

Widowed •••...•.•.•.•.....••.••.•.... . . .. • Divorced •...•.•. .••.. • . •.............•...

Black female family heads .... .... . .. . Single ....••. .• ...•....••.••• •. , .•.• .• .•. Married, spouse absent •••.•.•...•....••..

Separated .......•....••..........••.... Other., .... . . , ..........•..•.... , .• . . ..

Widowed ...... ,.,.,., ...........• ,, •. .•... Divorced .•.•............•.•..•.......•..•

x Not applicable.


1976 1970

7,482 975

1,772 1,437

336 2 ,37 6 2,359

100 .0 13.0 23.7 19.2

4.5 31.8 31.5

5,380 492

1,066 820 246

1,87 6 1,946

2,004 461 67 6 602

74 480 387

Increase, 1970 to 1976

Number Percent

5,591 1,891 610 365

1,326 446 945 492 381 -45

2,396 -20 1,259 1,100

100.0 (X) 10.9 (X) 23.7 (X) 16.9 (X) 6.9 (X)

42.9 (X) 22.5 (X)

4,165 1,215 382 llO 7 67 299 470 350 298 -52

1,960 -84 1,055 891

1,381 623 221 240 547 129 468 134

78 -4 417 63 196 191

Table H. Persons Under 18 Years Old, by Presence of Parents and Whether Living With Mother Only, by Marital Status of Mother: 1976 and 1970


Living arrangement and marital 1976 1970

status of mother

33.8 59.8 33.6 52.1

-11. 8 -0.8 87.4

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

29.2 28.8 39.0 74.5

-17 .4 -4.3 84.5

45.1 108.6 23.6 28.6 -5 .1 15.l 97 . 4

Total White Black Total Whit e Black

All persons under 18 years 1 •• • ••• 65,129 54,411 9 ,461 69,458 59 ,026 9,483 Percent. •....•....... . ..•.•. •• . 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100 . 0

Living with both parents . • • . ...•... . •.. 80.0 85.2 49.6 84.9 89.2 58.1 Living with mother only . .. ... . ...... • •. 15 .8 11.8 40.1 10.7 7.8 29.3

Separated .. . .• .. ........•... • . • .•... . 4.9 3 .1 16.0 3.4 1. 7 13. 6 Other married, husband absent ........ 0.9 0 . 7 1.8 1.3 1.1 2 . 6 Widowed ...•...•....•..•.....•••...••• 2.1 1. 6 5.1 2.0 1. 7 4 . 2 Divorced . .. ..... . . . .•... . ...... • .•. • . 6.2 5.9 8.3 3 . 3 3.1 4.6 Single .. . ••. . . •... . • • • . .......•.•. , .. 1. 7 0.5 8.8 0.8 0.2 4.4

Living with father onl y • ••.•...•.. . .... 1.2 1.2 1.5 1.1 0.9 2.2 Living with neither parent .•.. . •...•••. 3.0 1.9 8.8 3.3 2.2 10.4

1Excludes persons under 18 years old who were heads or wives of heads of families or subfamilies. Figures for 1970 i n clude inmates of institutions. Inmates were excluded from CPS coverage beginning in 1972.

There were about one-third again as many female family heads in 1976 as in 1970. One-half of the 7.5 million women heading families in 1976 were reported as either divorced or separated at the time of the survey as compared with 39 percent in 1970. White female family heads increased by 29 percent and Black female family heads by 45 percent between 1970 and 1976. In 1976 these two groups represented 11 and 36 percent of all White and Black families, respectively . Among White female family heads, the largest proportional increases between 1970 and 1976 were for divorced and separated women, whereas the largest increases recorded among Black female heads were for divorced and single women.

Eighty percent of the children under 18 years old in 1976 lived in families with both of their parents present, a decline from 85 percent in 1970. All but 15 oercent of the White children lived with two parents m ·r ~76 as compared with only one-half of the Black children. Most children not living with both parents lived with their mother. White children living with a mother only most frequently had a divorced mother, and Black children living with a mother only most frequently had a mother who was separated.

RELATED REPORTS

Data for 1976 and earlier years on households and families by type were published in Series P-20, No. 296. Results of a study on the marital history of men and women are provided in Series P-20, No. 297, "Number, Timing, and Duration of Marriages and Divorces in the United States: June 1975." Statistics on the characteristics of female heads of families and the members of their families for 1973 and earlier years are presented in Series P-23, No. 50, "Female Family Heads."

Figures for 1975 on marital status and family status were issued in Series P-20, Nos. 287 and 291. Figures on projections for the United States of the number of households and families from 1975 to 1990 have been publ ished in Series P-25, No. 607.

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Additional statistics for years since 1947 on subjects covered in this report have been published by the Bureau of the Census in other reports in Series P-20.

Statistics on marital status for 1970 for standard metropolitan statistical areas, counties, urbanized areas, cities, States, regions, and the United States are presented in 1970 Census of Population, Volume I, Characteristics of the Population, chapter B, "General Population Characteristics." Detailed statistics on marital status and presence of spouse by age for 1970 for States and for large counties and standard metropolitan statistical areas are presented in Volume I, chapter D, "Detailed Characteristics." Similar data for the United States and regions, for 1960, have been published in 1960 Census of Population, Volume I, Characteristics of the Population, United States Summary.

The 1970 census report Series PC(2)-4B, Persons by Family Characteristics, presents statistics on the marital and family status of persons 14 years old and over, by age, race, and sex, for the United States as a whole and for urbanized areas, and on persons under 18 years old by presence and marital status of parents, for the United States by type of residence, and for regions. In addition, this report shows all family members by age , sex, and family relationship by characteristics of the families of which they are members, including size of family, number of children, and education, occupation, and income of the family head.

The 1970 census report Series PC(2)-4C, Marital Status, shows detailed statistics on the marital status distribution of the population 14 years old and over by selected social and economic characteristics for the United States. Series PC(2)-4D, Age at First Marriage, contains detailed statistics for the United States on chara~teristics of persons 14 years old and over by age at first marriage, based on answers to questions on date of first marriage. In addition, the report shows average annual rates of first marriage per 1,000 single persons 14 to 79 years old in 1968 and 1969 for States. Statistics for 1970 on women by marital status, number of children ever born, and age at first marriage, are presented for the United States in Series PC(2)-3A, Women by Number of Children Ever Born.

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Table 1. MARITAL STATUS, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, FARM-NONFARM RESIDENCE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976

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(Numbers in thousands. This report excludes inmates of institutions. It includes 914,000 members of the Armed Forces in~76 who were living off post or with their families on post but excludes all other members of the Armed Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

SUBJECT

UN !TED STATES

ALL RACES

MALE, • • , • • • , , • SINGLE, •• , • , • , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , • , • • , HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , •

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , • , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , • , • • • • • • • HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , • , • HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , , •

WIDOWED ~ , • , • • • DIVORCED. , • , • • • , ••

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , • HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , • , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , ~ , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , • , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , • • OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , •

WHITE

HALE, , , , , , , • • • • • SINGLE, ~ • , • , , • • , • • • • HARRIED1 WIFE PRESENT • • • • • HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT. , , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • • • • • • OTHER ~ • • • • • • • • • • •

WIDOWED ~ • • • ••• • • • DIVORCED~ • . • • • • • • •

PERCENT • , • , , • , , SINGLE, • • , , , • • • • • • • MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , • MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, • , , •

SEPARATED • , , • , , , , , OTHER ~ • • • , • , • , • ,

WIDOWED ~ , • • • • • , • • • • DIVORCED~ • • • • , • • •

FEMALE~ , , , • , , , SINGLE, ~ , • • • , • • , , • , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , • MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ I ••••••••

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , • , ,

WIDOWED ~ • I I • I I •••

DIVORCED~ ~ , , • , , , , ,

PERCENT • • • • • • I • •

SINGLE, ~ • ~ I • • I • • • •

MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT , , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ • I • • • • • • •

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , DIVORCED ~ • • • ' • • • I

AGE (YEARS> TOTAL, I-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.--~~-.-~~~

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

77 560 2J 106 '17 865

2 OlJ 1 J55

659 1 79) 2 783

100,0 29,8 61,7

2,6 1,7 0,8 2.J J,6

8'1 982 19 527 '17 865

J 162 2 '118

96 6'18

10 020 'I '108

100.0 2J.O 56,J J,7 2,8 0,1 0,8

11.8 5,2

68 57J 19 621 llJ 7'15

1 )57 81'1 5'1J

1 '192 2 J58

100.0 28.6 6),8 2,0 1.2 0,8 2.2 J,'I

7'1 J51 16 132 'IJ 735

2 027 1 'l'l'I

76 507

8 7'1'1 J 713

100.0 21.1 58,8

2 . 7 1,9 0,1 0. 1

11.8 1•

5,0

1'1 TO 18 ANO 17 19

8 502 8 1150

11 '11

J J8

100,0 99,'I 0.1 0,5 CZ> 0 , 'I

8 256 8 012

181 57 1J

9 J5

1 5

100,0 97,o 2.2 0,7 0,2 0,1 0,'1 CZ> 0.1

7 205 7 158

11 J6

J6

100,0 99,J

0 , 2 0,5

0,5

6 959 6 737

160 57 1J 9

J5

5

100,0 96,8 2,J O,B 0.2 0.1 0,5

0.1

J 959 J 6J8

282 Jl

J 28

7

100.0 91.9 7.1 0,8 0.1 0,7

0.2

'I 166 J 261

76'1 112 62 19 JO

1 27

100. 0 78,J 18,J 2.7 1.5 o.s 0 ,7 CZI 0,6

J 1101 J 101

267 28

J 25

5

100.0 91.2 7,8 0,8 0.1 0.1

0.1

J 5J9 2 732

690 88 50 1'1 2'1

1 27

100.0 71.2 19,5 2.s 1.11 0.11 0,7 CZ> o.8

9 197 5 711 J 076

211) 139 lOJ

5 162

100,0 62,1 JJ,'I 2 , 6 1.s 1.1 0.1 1,8

9 6111 'I 099 'I 675

118'1 J6'1

J6 85 1'1

Jiil

100.0 '12,6 '18,6 5,0 J,8 O,'I 0,9 0.1 J,5

8 015 'I 901 2 758

197 108 89

5 1511

100.0 61,1 J'l,11 2.5 1.J 1.1 0.1 1,9

8 202 J J20 'I 209

J69 27'1

28 67 1J

292

100,0 'I0,5 51,J

'1,5 J,J O,J 0,8 0,2 J,6

25 TO 29

8 '165 2 111 5 756

2'18 1911

511 6

J'l'I

100,0 2'1,9 68,0

2.9 2.J 0,6 0.1 'I, 1

8 7511 1 296 6 326

11'19 J70

6 711 J9

6'1'1

100.0 1'1 , 8 72.J 5,1 '1,2 o.r 0 , 8 0 . 11 7,11

7 504 1 758 5 2'19

187 l'IJ

'15 6

JOll

100,0 2J,4 70,0 2.!I 1,9 0,6 0.1 'I, 1

7 56'1 9119

5 737 292 232

5 55 29

557

100.0 12,5 75,8 J,9 J.1 0.1 0,7 O,'I 7,11

JO TO J'I

0 801 8JJ

!:> JJJ 2J9 171

67 5

J91

100.0 12,J 78,'I J,5 2,5 1, 0 0.1 5,7

7 128 502

~ 558 J97 J5J

9 J5 71

599

100,0 7,0

78 ,0 5 , 6 5,0 0.1 0,5 1.0 8,11

6 06'1 67'1

'I 862 189 1JS SJ

J JJ7

100,0 11.1 80,2 J,1 2 . 2 0,9 0,1 5,6

0 159 J8J

5 0211 222 189

7 26 118

'18J

100.0 6,2

81,6 J,6 J,1 0,1 O,'I 0,8 7,8

J5 TO J9

5 680 '1'18

'I 776 17J 116

57 9

2711

100,0 7,9

8'1, 1 J,o 2.0 1,0 0.2 11,8

6 026 Jl'I

" n1 JJl 2811

8 '10

112 5J8

100,0 5.2

78,5 5,5 II, 7 0.1 0,7 1,9 8,9

'I 976 J78

'I 257 107

66 '11

5 229

100,0 7,6

85,6 2.1 1,J 0,8 0,1 '1,6

5 211 208

'I J06 197 160

8 29 7J

'128

100,0 'l,O

82,6 J,8 J,1 0.2 0,6 1,'I 8,2

5 '127 J60

'I 52J 190 1'10

50 28

J27

100.0 6 . 6

8J,J J,5 2 . 6 0,9 0.5 6,o

5 686 237

'I 51J 287 221

6 60

182 '168

100.0 11.2

79,4 5.o J.9 0.1 1.1 J,2 8.2

11 780 285

'I 091 llJ 71 '12 27

26'1

100.0 6.0

85.6 2.11 1.5 0,9 o.6 5,5

'I 925 201

'I 051 171 lJl

J J7

106 J96

100.0 11.1

82 , J J .5 2.7 0.1 0.1 2.1 8,o

'15 TO 5'1

11 296 6J'I

9 5'12 J66 26) 10'1 169 58'1

100.0 5 , 6

811,5 J,2 2.J o,9 1.s 5,2

12 156 5J7

9 J98 '182 J71

J 108 876 862

100.0 'I.II

77,J '1,0 J.1 CZ> 0,9 7,2 7,1

10 1J1 5J5

8 785 21J 129

8'1 126 '171

100.0 5.J

86,7 2.1 1,J o,8 1.2

"· 7

10 765 1150

8 615 281 195

2 85

700 720

100.0 '1.2

80 , 0 2,6 1,8 CZ> o,8 6,5 6,7

55 TO 6'1

9 J20 526

7 752 250 178

72 J'l'I '1'18

100,0 5,6

8J , 2 2.7 1.9 0,8 J.7 '1,8

10 '1'17 513

7 0'15 329 2JO

99 1 992

567

100,0 '1,9

67.'I J,2 2.2

1.0 19,1 5,'I

8 '1'17 1177

7 150 157

99 58

275 388

100.0 5,6

811,6 1,9 1.2 0,7 J,J '1,6

9 1122 '155

6 556 186 11'1

72 1 720

505

100,0 '1,8

69 , 0 2.0 1,2

0,8 18,J 5,'I

65 TO 75 AND 7'1 OVER

5 9'111 250

'I 8J'I 1'15

9'1 51

528 187

100,0 '1,2

81,J 2,11 1.6 0,9 8,9 J,1

7 778 1157

J 610 175 126

'18 J 266

270

100,0 5,9

'16,'I 2.2 1.6

0,6 '12,0 J,5

5 J69 226

'I 11'17 85 '10 '15

11'19 162

100,0 '1 , 2

82,8 1.6 0,8 0,8 8,'I J,O

7 0'18 '111

J J76 120 7J

'16 2 917

22'1

100,0 5,8

'17,9 1.7 1,0

2 969 1'15

1 980 87 5J J'I

699 58

100,0 '1,9

66,7 2.9 1.8 1. 1

2J,5 2.0

II 971 299

1 0611 56 2J

JJ J 1165

86

100,0 6,0

21.11 1.1 0,5

0,7 69,7 1,7

2 680 128

1 869 'l'I 19 25

596 'IJ

100,0 '1,8

69,7 1, 6 0,1 0,9

22,2 1.6

'I 557 287

1 011 'l'I 1J

100.0 6,J

22.2 1.0 O,J

0,7 68,9 l. 7

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Table i. MARITAL STATUS, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN. FARM-NONFARM .RESIDENCE, AND SEX: MARCH 197~ontinued

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(Numbers in thousands. This report excludes inmates ofinstitutions. It includes 914,00Q members of_the_Armed Forces in 1976 who were living off post or with their families on post but excludes all other meR'lbers of the Armed Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS> SUBJECT TOTAL, ~~~-..-~~~-.-~~~.--~~-..-~~~-.-~~~.----~~-,..~~~-.-~~~.--~~-..-~~~

UNITED STATES•·CON,

BLACK

HAL:E. , SINGLE , , ~ , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , • HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , ,

SEPARATED ! , OTHER ~ , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , DIVORCED ', , , ,

.. .

.. .. PERCENT , , , ,

SINGLE. • • • , • • • , • , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , ,

. . . .

OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , WIDOWED ~ , , • , , , , , DIVORCED~ ••• I •• •

FEMALE , , , , , , • , , , , SINGLE. I • ~ •••• ••• ••

MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , HUSBANO IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED 9 , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • • • • • • I • • ••

DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , , , •

SPANISH bRIG1N 1

MA~E. I ••••••••••

SINGLE, ~ • , , , • • , , , , , , HARRIED1 WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED , OTHER , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , SINGLE. ~ • • • • • • • , • • • MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • • • • • • • • • OTHER ~ • • • • • , • , • , , •

WIDOWED ~ • ! • • • • , • • • , DIVORCED ~ • • , • • • , • , •

FEMALE , , , , • • • , • , , SINGLE, ~ , • , , , • • , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • , • • • , , , • HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , • , • • , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • ~ • , • , , , , , • , DIVORCED~ • , • • • , , , , • • •

PERCENT • • , • • • • • • SINGLE. ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUS8ANO ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • • • • • • • , • HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ • • • • • • • • • •

WIDOWED ~ , • , • • • • • • • , DIVORCED~ , , • • • • • • • • , ,

14 YEARS ANO OVER

7 720 ) 016 J 'IJ6

611 529

82 271 386

100.0 J9,1 4'1,5

7,9 6,9 1,1 J,5 5.0

9 269 ) 021 J )55 1 081

950 16

114 l 182

6J1

100.0 )2.6 )6,2 11. 7 10 . J 0.2 1.2

12.8 6,8

J '115 1 197 1 94J

122 66 56 55 99

100.0 J5,o 56,9 J,6 1.9 1. 7 1 , 6 2,9

J 777 1 006 2 001

292 2J1

6 55

2112 236

100.0 26,6 5J,O 7,7 6 , 1 0.2 1.11 6 , 11 6,3

14 TO 18 ANO 17 19

1 160 1 155

5 J 2

100,0 99,6

0,4 O,J 0.2

1 161 1 1'9

20

100.0 98 , 1 1,8

5J4 5J2

1 2

2

100.0 99,5 0.2 0,J

0,3

466 1140

18 7 J 2 2 1

100.0 94,6 J,8 1,4 0,6 O,J 0,5 0,2

1196 1176

15 J

J

J

100.0 95 . 9

2.9 o.6

0,6

o.5

568 48)

62 2J 12

5 5

100.0 85 , 0 11.0

11.0 2.2 o.9 0,9

210 195

15

100.0 92.7

7,3

2J5 176

47 7 2 2 J

100.0 74,9 20.2 J,o 1.0 0.1 1.4

1.8

1PERSONS Of SPAN ISH OH I GIN MAY BE Of ANY RACE,

20 TO 24

1 016 690 281

J9 Jl

8

6

100,0 68,0 27,7 J,8 J,1 0,7

o.6

l 21J 694 J68 110 89

5 16

1 J9

100.0 57,2 JO,)

9.1 7, 11 0,5 l,J 0.1 3.2

470 254 192

18 9 9

7

100,0 53,9 40,8 J,9 1.9 2.0

522 189 265

119 J9

1 9

19

100. 0 J6,2 50,8

9,4 7,5 0.2 1.7

3,7

25 TO 29

775 276 401l

511 119

6

J6

100.0 J5,6 52.7

7,0 6 , ) O,ll

II, 7

988 JOll 440 152 1J2

1 19 10 71l

100 , 0 Jl,2 411.6 15,) lJ,4 0.1 1.9 1.0 7,9

427 80

315 22 16

6 1 9

100.0 18,8 73,7 5.1 J,7 1.11 0.2 2.2

48J 69

JJ9 '11 Jll

J 2

J2

100.0 14,J 70 . 2 8,5 7,9

o.6 o.J 6,7

JO TO J4

622 1JO 397

47 J6 11

2 '16

100,0 20,9 6J,8

7,5 5,8 1.8 O,J 7,4

811 92

419 170 162

8 21

110

100,0 11,) 51,7 21,0 20.0

1,0 2,5

lJ,5

J16 42

2115 111 8 6

15

lOO,O lJ.2 77,7 11,4 2,6 1,8

1102 44

2811 J6 27

2 6 6

32

100 , 0 10,8 70,6 8,9 6,8 0 , 6 1,6 1,5 8 .1

J5 TO J9

556 6J

J89 62 50 12 4

J7

100.0 11,J 70,1 11.2 9,0 2.2 0,8 6,7

680 94

J19 127 12J

J J9

101

100 , 0 13,8 46,9 18,6 18,1

0,5 5,8

1'+, 9

292 24

2114 12

4 7

12

100.0 8 , 4

8J,6 'l,O 1.5 2,5

J62 15

267 J5 JO

5 11 34

100,0 11.1

7J,9 9,6 8,2

1.4 2.9 9,4

5'17 72

J'l7 68 6J

5

60

100.0 13'1 6J,5 12.5 11.6 o.9

10 , 9

67J J5

383 110 85

J 22 74 10

100.0 5.J

56.9 16 . J 12.7 0.4 J,J

11.1 10.11

288 19

2J2 18

7 11

20

100.0 6.6

80.5 6.1 2.11 J.7

618

321 16

2J8 Jo 27

J 5

JJ

100.0 5.o

74.0 9,4 8.5

o.8 1 . 5

10.2

45 TO 54

l 011 82

6JO 150 132

18 41

108

100.0 8,1

62,J 14,8 lJ.1 1.1 ".1

10,7

1 206 76

634 195 17J

2 21

167 l)J

100,0 6,J

52,6 16.2 14.J 0.1 1.1

1J, 9 11.0

447 21

J78 2J 12 10

6 19

100,0 11. 7

84,6 5.1 2.8 2.J 1 . 11 4,2

1151 25

J05 46 J2

111 27 48

100.0 5,6

67,6 10. 2 7.2

J,O 6 . 0

10.6

55 TO 64

78J 42

5JJ 85 77

9 67 56

100.0 5,J

68,1 10,9

9 , 8 1.1 8,6 7.1

928 50

44J 129 110

19 250

56

100.0 5,4

47,7 lJ,9 11,8

2 . 1 26,9

b,l

251 25

192 6 5 1

14 111

100.0 10.1 76,11

2.4 1.9 0,5 5,5 5,6

295 16

158 28 22

6 71 2J

100,0 5,4

5J , J 9,4 7 , 4

2 . 0 24 .0 7,9

65 TO 75 ANO 74 OVER

506 16

J'l2 58 54

4 68 22

100,0 J,2

67 , 6 11 . 4 10.6

0 , 9 lJ .5 4.J

666 J7

21J 55 5J

2 324

J7

100,0 5,6

J2.0 8,3 8,0

O,J 48,6 5,6

1JO 2

102 5 J 2

17 4

100.0 1 .9

78,J 3.6 2.2 1,4

13, 1 3,2

168 9

67 lJ 10

J 70

9

100.0 5,4

J9,8 8,o 5,9

2.1 41,5 5,J

248 15 94 J9 J4

5 87 14

100,0 6 ,0

J7,7 15 . 7 13,9

1 , 8 J5,1 5,5

J75 11 5J 10 10

295 6

100,0 2,9

14 . 1 2,8 2,8

78,6 1,6

50 2

27 4 2 J

17

(B) (Bl CBI (Bl (Bl (B) (B) (Bl

72 7

14

50 2

(Bl (8) (B) (B) (8) (8) (B) (Bl (Bl

Table 1. MARJTAL STATUS, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, FARM-NONFARM .RESIPENCE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976--Continued

11

(Numbers in thousands. 1 n1s report excludes irimates of institutions. It includes 914,000 members o~ the Armed Forces in 1976 who were living off post or ~ - with their families on post but excludes all other members of the Arm~ Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

SUBJECT

NONFARH

ALL RACES

HAL:E, ~ SINGLE, ', , , HARRIED, WIFE HARRIED, WIFE

SEPARATED .• OTHER ', , ,

WIDOWED , , , DIVORCED, , ',

PRESENT : : : : : : ABSENT. • , • , , ,

... .. ... .. . . . . .... t t I I I t I I t t

PERCENT , , SINGLE, , , , MARRIED1 WIFE PREsENT ' : : : : : HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , OTHER 1 , 1 , , , ,

WIDOWED , , , , , , DIVORCED', , , , , ,

FEMALE, , i , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , • , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • • • • • • • • • • I •

DIVORCED~ •• •••••• •• I

PERCENT • • • • • I • •

SINGLE. ~ • ~ • • • • • • • • I •

HARRIED, HUS9AND PRESENT, , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED •• •• I •••••

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ••••••• I •••••

DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , ,

WHITE

MA~E. ~ , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE. • • • • • I • • • • • •

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • • , , , , , , , OTHER ~ • • • • • , , • , • • ,

WIDOWED ~ • • • • • • • , • • , , DIVORCED~ • ~ • • • • , • • • • ,

PERCENT • • • • • • • • • SINGLE, ', , ~ , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIF.E PRESENT , , , , , , HARRIED, WIF.E ABSENT , , , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • , • • • • • • • OTHER ~ • • • • • • • • • • • ,

WIDOWED ~ • ~ • • • • • • • • • • DIVORCED~ • • • • • • • • • • • ,

FEMALE. • • • • • • •••• SINGLE . ~ • ••• • • • • • • • • HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • • • • • • • • , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , • , , • • • • • • • •

WIDOWED , • ~ , , • • • • • • • DIVORCED, • , • , , •• • • , • •

PERC~NT , • • , • , • • • SINGLE. ~ • ~ •• , , • • , • •• HARRIED, HUS~AND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • , • • , • • , , • HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , • , • , , , • , • • ,

WIDOWED f , , • • • , • , , , , , DIVORCED~ , • , • , • • , • , • ,

AGE <YEARS> TOTAL, I-~~~~~~..,-~~~.--~~.....,..~~~..,-~~~.--~~-.~~~.-~~~.--~~-.~~~

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

7'i 25:J 22 028 115 81:J

1 966 1 33'

6:JJ 1 71'1 2 7Jl

100.0 29,7 61.7 2 , 6 1,8 0,9 2,3 3,7

81 860 18 79'1 '15 81' ' 137 2 1107

96 63'

9 7'1:J II 37:J

100,0 2J,O 56,0 3,8 2,9 0.1 0,8

11,9 5,:J

65 '111'1 18 616 111 772

1 :no 798 521

1 '128 2 J09

100.0 28,'I 6:J,8 2.0 1.2 0,8 2.2 J ,5

71 3911 15 '152 111 76'1

2 009 1 '138

76 '19!1

8 '188 ' 681

100.0 21.6 58,!I 2.8 2,0 0,1 0,7

11 . 9 5,2

111 TO 18 AND 17 19

8 088 8 0'7

11 110

' '7

100,0 99,'I 0.1 0,5 <Zl 0,5

7 872 7 6:Jll

175 57 1:J

9 :J5

1 5

100,0 97,o 2.2 0,7 0.2 0,1 0,'I IZ) 0.1

6 81:J 6 768

11 :J5

:J5

100.0 99,3

0,2 0,5

0,5

6 6011 6 387

155 57 1'

9 '5

5

100,0 96,7

2,:J 0,9 0,2 o, 1 0,5

0.1

3 7'19 3 ll:Jll

276 :J1

' 28

7

100.0 91,6 7,'I 0,8 0.1 0,7

0 .2

II 017 3 127

751 112 62 19 30

1 25

100.0 77,9 18,7 2.8 1,6 0,5 0,8 IZl 0,6

' 212 2 918

260 28

' 25

5

100.0 90,9

8,1 0,9 0.1 o,8

' :J98 2 607

677 88 50 111 2'1

1 25

100.0 76,7 19,9 2.6 1,5 0 . 11 0,7 IZI 0 , 7

20 TO 2'1

8 930 5 517 ' 01'1

2:J6 136 100

5 158

100.0 61,8 '3,8

2 ,6 1,5 1 . 1 0.1 1,8

9 355 3 965 II 562

1179 :J6'1 :J6 79 1'1

'35

100,0 112.11 118,8

5,1 3,9 o,11 0,8 0.2 J,6

7 76:J II 71'1 2 701

191 105

86 5

152

100,0 60,7 311,8

2,!I 1.11 1.1 0.1 2.0

7 961 ' 19:J " 107

:J611 2711 28 61 l:J

285

100.0 '10 . 1 51,6

'1,6 3,'I 0.11 o.8 0.2 J,6

25 TO 29

8 251 2 O:J6 5 618

2118 1911

511 6

:J'lll

100.0 211.7 68,1

J , O 2,:J 0,7 0.1 11,2

8 605 1 280 6 197

"""' 368 6

7' 39

6'1:J

100,0 111,9 12.0

5, 2 '1 ,3 0.1 0.11 0,11 7,5

7 298 1 687 5 1111

187 lll:J

'15 6

:JOll

100,0 23,1 70.1 2.6 2.0 0,6 0.1 11.2

7 1125 936

5 612 292 2'2

5 55 29

556

100.0 12.6 75.6

:J.9 :J , 1 0.1 0.1 0 , 11 7,5

JO TO J'I

6 616 79J

5 200 23J 170 6J 5

3811

lOO,O 12,0 78,6

J , 5 2 , 6 1,0 0,1 5,8

6 962 '199

5 '101 396 351

9 :J5 71

595

100,0 7,2

77,6 5,7 5,0 0,1 0,5 1.0 8,5

5 892 6'11

.. 7'11 18J 1311

'19 J

3Jl

100,0 10,9 80 , 11 3,1 2,:J 0,8 0.1 5,6

5 996 380

.. 867 220 187

7 26 '18

'181

100,0 6,:J

81,2 :J,7 :J,1 0,1 0,11 0,8 8,0

:J5 TO J9

5 1188 'l:Jll

" 603 17J 116

57 9

270

100,0 7,9

83,9 3,1 2.1 1.0 0.2 '1,9

5 790 :J09

" 509 '31 28'1

8 110

110 5:JO

100,0 5,:J

77,9 5,7 11,9 0,1 0,7 1,9 9,2

II 796 J68

II 092 107

66 '11

5 225

100.0 7,7

85,:J 2.2 1.11 0,9 0,1 '1,7

" 98'1 2011

II 091 197 160

8 29 71

'120

100. 0 '1,1

82,1 J,9 :J,2 0.2 0,6 1,'I 8,'I

110 TO 1111

5 215 3<19

" '29 187 138 '19 28

32'

100.0 6.7

83.o 3,6 2.6 0,9 o.5 6.2

5 '1116 2:J11

II 28'1 285 219

6 60

179 '163

100.0 11 , 3

78.7 5,2 11,0 0.1 lol 3.:J 8.5

II 576 277

' 901 111 69 '11 27

260

100.0 6ol

85 .:J 2.11 1.5 0.9 o.6 5,7

II 691 198

' 828 169 129

' '7 105 :J91

100.0 11.2

81.6 :J.6 2.8 0.1 o.8 2.2 8 .3

10 7'2 591

9 059 :J'l6 252

9'1 16'1 57'

100.0 5,5

8'1,11 :J,2 2,J 0,9 1.5 5,:J

11 602 519

8 888 '179 371

J 105 857 859

100.0 11,5

76,6 11.l 3,2 <Zl o.9 7,11 7.'I

9 58:J '19:J

8 312 197 120

77 121 '160

100,0 5.1

86,7 2.1 1,:J o, 8 1.:J 11,8

10 2:J9 113'1

8 126 278 195

2 82

68'1 717

100.0 '1.2

79,'I 2.1 1,9 CZ> o,8 6,7 1.0

55 TO 6'1

8 766 1187

7 273 2'15 1711

71 J)2 'l:JO

100,0 5,6

83,0 2,8 2.0 0,8 3,8 '1 ,9

9 9J7 '199

6 618 323 226

98 1 932

56'1

100.0 5,0

66,6 J,J 2,3

1.0 19,'I 5,7

7 92:J '138

6 692 157

99 58

267 '70

100.0 5,5

811 ,5 2.0 1.2 0.7

'·" 11, 7

8 9:J7 'I'll

6 1117 1811 llJ

72 1 662

502

100.0 '1,9

68,8 2.1 1. 3

0,8 18,6 5,6


5 602 221

'I 550 111'1

9'1 50

50:J 18'1

100,0 J,9

81.2 2,6 1.7 0,9 9,0 J,:J

7 50'1 '1118

' '122 170 125

115 ' 19'1

269

100,0 6,0

115,6 2,3 1.7

5 055 198

" 18J 8'1 110 11'1

1129 160

100.0 :J,9

82,8 1.7 o.8 0,9 8,5 :J,2

6 789 '105

J 198 115

72

ll:J 2 8119

222

100.0 6,0

117,1 1.7 1 .1

0,6 112,0

'·'

2 81'1 129

1 880 8'1 53 :JO

663 58

100,0 11 , 6

66,8 3,0 1,9 1. 1

2:J,5 2.1

" 771 279 1 007

56 2J

" J 3'1'1 85

100.0 5,8

21.1 1.2 0,5

0,7 70 , 1 1,8

2 5'2 112

1 771 111 19 22

565 llJ

100.0

"·" 69,9 1.6 0,8 0,9

22,J 1. 7

" :J69 266 955

"" 13

:Jl ' 027 76

100,0 6,1

21,9 1.0 O, :J

0,1 69,J 1. 7

12

Table 1. MARITAL STATUS, BY AGE. RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, FARM-NONFARM RESIDENCE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976=--contlnued

(Numbers in thousands. This report excludes inmates of institutions. It includes 914,000 m~mbers of the Armed Forces in 1976 who were living off post or with their families on post but excludes all other members of the Armed Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE tYEARSl SUBJECT TOTAL, I--~~-....~~~-.--~~~.-~~-....~~~-.--~~~.-~~-....~~~-.-~~~.-~~-,.~~~

NONFARH··CON,

BLACK

HALE. • •• , , , • , , SINGLE • •• ~ •••••• • • I •

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • • I • • • • •

OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , WIDOWED I • • • • • • • • • • •

DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , SINGLE. • • • I • • • • • • •

HARRIED, WIFE PRiSENT , : , , , , HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • • • • I • I

OTHER ~ I • • • • I • • • • I •

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ • I • • • • • • • ••

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , ·, , , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • • I I • • • • •

HUSBAND IN ARHEO FORCES , , , , OTHER • • • • ' • I • • • • •

WIDOWED ~ , ~ , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , • , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , SINGLE . ~ • ~ •••••• I •••

HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBANO IN ARHEO FORCES , , , , OTHER , , ·, , , , , , , , • , ,

WI DOWED , , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED, • I I I • • •••••

SPANISH bRI6lN 1

HAlE, ~ • I •••••••

SINGLE, , , , , , , • • , • , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • • • • • • I I I •

OTHER ~ • I • • I • • I • •

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED, , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , SINGLE . I I I ••••• ••• •

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED 1 , , , , , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

FEMALE , , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , , HUSBANO IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , •

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , , , , , • HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT , , , , HARRIED, HUSPANO ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARHED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

7 55'1 2 911'1 ) )65

60'1 S2J

81 256 )85

100.0 J9,0 '111,S 8,o 6,9 1. 1

'·" 5,1

9 11'1 2 967 J 28'1 1 07'1

9'16 16

111 1 162

628

100.0 J2.6 )6,0 11.8 10,'I 0,2 1.2

12.7 6,9

) )6J 1 176 1 915

120 65 55 5J 99

100.0 J5,0 56,9 ),6 1,9 1.6 1.6 2,9

J 728 990

1 972 292 2Jl

6 55

2'10 2J5

100,D 26,5 52,9 7,8 6,2 0.2 1. 5 6,'I 6,J

1'1 TO 18 ANO 17 19

1 1J8 1 lJJ

5 J 2

100.0 99,5

0,5 O,J 0.2

1 132 1 111

20

100,0 98,1 1,8

0,1

527 s211

1 2

2

100.0 99 , 5

0,2 0,)

0,)

'156 'IJO

18 7 J 2 2 1

100.0 9'1,'I ),9 1.11 0,6 0 , 11 0,5 0 ,2

'175 1155

15 J

J

J

100.0 95.7 ),1 0 ,6

0 ,6

0,6

560 '175 62 2J 12

5 5

100.0 811 , 8 11.1

'l,O 2. 2 0.9 o.9

202 187

15

100.0 92.5 7,5

2Jl 172 n

7 2 2 J

100.0 7'1,5 20,6 ), 1 1.0 o,7 1,11

~ PERSONS or SPANISH -ORIGIN MAY BE or ANY RACE.

20 TO 211

1 000 682 275 )9 Jl

8

II

100.0 68,2 27,5 J,9 J,1 o,8

o,11

1 198 686 )60 110 89

5 16

1 J9

100.0 57,J J0,1 9,2 7 . 'I o.5 1.3 0 , 1 J,3

'168 252 192

18 9 9

7

100.0 5) , 8 •11.0

) ,9 1.9 2.0

1.11

518 187 26'1

'19 J9 1 9

18

100,0 J6,1 50,9

9,11 7,6 0.2 1. 7

J,5

25 TO 29

768 271 '101

5'1 '19

6

J6

100.0 JS,J 5),0 7 .1 6,J 0,8

11.T

979 J05 'IJ8 1119 1J1

1 17 10 78

100.0 J1.2 11'1 ,7 15.2 lJ,) 0,1 1. 7 1.0 8 , 0

'125 78

J15 22 16

6 1 9

100,0 18,'I 711,1 5,1 ),7 1 ... 0.2 2.2

'181 68

JJ7 '11 JS

)

2 J2

100.0 1'1,2 70 , 2 8,5 7,9

0,6 0 ,3 6 , 7

JO TO J'I

611 122 J911

117 J6 11 2

'16

100,0 20.0 611,'I 7,7 S,9 1,8 O,'I 7,6

808 92

'119 170 162

8 21

107

100.0 11,J 51,8 21.1 20 .1

1.0 2,S

lJ ,2

15

100,0 lJ.1 77, 7

"·" 2,6 1 ,8

'1,8

J97 1111

279 J6 27

2 6 6

J2

100.0 11.0 70,J 9,1 6,9 0,6 1,6 1 ,5 8,2

J5 TO J9

Sll7 59

J8'1 62 50 12 .. J7

100,0 10,8 70,J 11,i+ 9,2 2,2 0,8 6,8

672 9J

)12 127 12J

J J9

101

100,0 13,8 116,'I 18, 8 18,J

0,5 s,8

1s.1

289 2'1

2'11 12

" 7

12

100.._o_ 8,'I

8),5 'l,O 1.s 2,5

11.1

356 15

262 J5 Jo

5 11 Jll

100.0 11,2

7J ,'I 9, 8 8,J

1.5 J,O 9,6

'10 TO

""

60

100.0 12.9 6Jo'I 12.7 11.7 o.9

11'1

666 )5

J78 110 85

)

22 7) 7o

100.0 5,J

56.7 16.5 12.8

Oo'I J,J

11.0 10.5

282 19

227 16

6 10

20

100.0 6.7

Bo,s 5,8 2.2 J.6

1.0

JlS 16

2J2 Jo 27

J 5

JJ

100.0 Sol

7J,5 9,5 8.7

o.8 1.5

10.'I

'15 TO 5'1

998 80

620 1'18 lJl 18 111

108

100,0 8 ,1

62,1 1'1,8 lJ ,1 1,8 'I, 1

10,8

1 180 711

61'1 195 17J

2 21

16J l)J

100,0 6,J

52, 1 16.5 1'1.6 0.1 1. 7

1J,B 11 ,J

'IJll 21

J66 22 12

9 6

19

100.0 '1 ,9

8'1,J 5,0 2,9 2. 2 1.5 'l,J

'1115 25

299 '16 J2

1'1 27 118

100. 0 5,7

67 , 2 10,'I 7 , J

J.1 6,1

10,7

55 TO 611

755 112

51) 80 72

8 611 56

100 , 0 5,5

68,0 10,6 9,6 1,0 8,5 7,'I

90J 50

'12'1 125 107

18 2'18

56

100,0 5,6

'16,9 lJ,8 11,8

1,9 27,5 6,2

2'17 25

188 6 5 1

111 1'1

100,0 10,) 76,1 2.'I 1,9 o,5 5,6 5,7

292 16

1S5 28 22

6 70 2J

100.0 5,5

5J,1 9,5 7,5

2.0 211,0 8,0

65 TO 7S ANO 711 OVER

1181 16

)22 58 5'1

II 6) 22

100, 0

'·" 67,0 12.0 11.1 0,9

lJ,1 '+.5

650 Jll

205 5S SJ

2 J20

J7

100,0 s.2

Jl,5 8,S 8,2

o. J 119,2

5 , 7

129 2

101 5 J 2

16 q

100,0 1,9

78,6 J , 7 2.2 1.5

12,6 J,2

166 9

66 lJ 10

J 68

9

100,0 5,5

J9,9 8, 1 6,0

2.1 •11.1

5,11

2'12 15 92 J9 J'I

5 82 111

100,0 6,2

J8,2 16.1 1'1,2 1,9

JJ,8 5,7

J6'1 11 51 10 10

285 6

100, 0 J,O

1'1,1 2,9 2,9

78,'I 1.6

'19 2

26

" 2 J

16

(Bl CB) CBI (B) CBI (B) (Bl CBI

71 7

lJ

50 2

(Bl (Bl CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI

Table 1. MARITAL STATUS, BY AGE. RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, FARM-NONFARM RESIDENCE, AND SEX: MARCH.1976-Contlnued

13

(Numbers in thousands. This report excludes inmates of institutions. It includes 914,000 members of the ~med Forces· in i976 who were .iiving off post or with their families on post but excludes all other members of the Armed Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

SUBJECT

FARM

ALL RACES

HALE. ~ , , • , , , , ,

~l~~i~D# wiFE PREsENT : : : : : · MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARATED • , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , • , ,

PERCENT , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , •

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , , •

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE. ·• • ~ • • • • • • • I • •

HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBANO IN ARMED FORCES , , , OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES • , , , OTHER • • • • • I • • • • • •

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , •• • • DIVORCEC ~ • • • • • • • • • • • •

WHITE

MAL:E , , SINGLE, ~ , ~ MARRIED, WIFE MARRIED, WIFE

SEPARATED ~ OTHER , , ,

WIDOWED ·, , , DIVORCED~ , ,

PREsENT : : ABSENT, , . . . . . ... ......... ......... t I I t t I t t I I

PERCENT • , , , • , • •

~!~~~~~,~wiF~ ~RisiNf • : : : : : MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED . • • • • I •• •

OTHER • • , • , • • , • , • , • WIDOWED ~ , ! • , , , , , , , • DIVORCED~ • • • • , , , • , • ,

FEMALE. • , • • , , , • , SINGLE • ••• I ••••••••

MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , • • , , • , HUSBANO IN ARMED FORCES , , , OTHER ~ , , , • , , , • , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , • , • , , • • DIVORCED~ , • , , , • • • • , ,

PERCENT • • • • • • , , SINGLE • •• • • , , , • , • • , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , ,

SEPARATED , • , • • , , • , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES OTHER • • , , , , • • , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • ! • • • I

DIVORCED ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

AGE (YEARS> TOTAL, !--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

111 YEARS AND OVER

J JOB 1 079 2 052

117 22 25 78 52

100.0 32,6 62,0

1.'I 0.1 0,8 2.11 1,6

J 122 733

2 052 25 10

15 277

J5

100 . 0 2J,5 65,7 o,8 o.3

0,5 8,9 1.1

J 129 1 006 1 973

J7 16 22 611 119

100.0 J2,1 6J.l 1.2 o,5 0,1 2, 0 1,6

2 957 680

1 971 18

6

12 256 '2

100.0 23,0 66,7 0,6 0.2

0.11 8,7 1.1

111 TO 18 AND 17 19

11111 1113

100.0 99,7

0,3

0 , 3

J811 379

6

100.0 98,5 1,5

392 391

100.0 99,6

0.11

0,11

355 350

6

100.0 98,11 1,6

210 2011

6

100.0 97.o J,o

1119 1'11

111

2

100.0 89,7 9,2

189 183

6

100.0 96,6

J,11

1'11 126

111

2

100.0 89.1 9,8

1.1

20 TO 211

267 195

62 7 J II

100,0 72,8 2J,J 2.5 1.1 1.11

259 1311 UJ

6

6

6

100.0 51,8 llJ,5 2.J

252 186

57 7 J

" 2

100.0 711,0 22,5

2,6 1.2 1.11

o,8

2'11 127 102

6

6

6

100.0 52,6 112,J

2.11

2.7

25 TO 29

2111 76

1J8

100,0 J5,'I 611,6

149 16

129 J 1

2

100.0 10,5 86,6 1,9 0 , 9

1.0

1.0

206 71

135

100 , 0 311,11 65,6

139 lJ

125

2

100.0 9,1

89,8

JO TO Jll

185 110

132 6 2 II

6

100,0 21,9 71,5 J,1 1,0 2,1

J,5

166 J

157 2 2

100,0 1,9

9'1,7 1.0 1.0

2,5

172 JJ

127 6 2 II

6

100,0 19,0 7J,9

'·" 1.1 2,J

J,8

163 J

157 2 2

100,0 1,9

96,J 1.0 1.0

0 ,8

J5 TO J9

192 111

1711

100.0 7,2

90,5

2,3

236 5

222

1 8

100,0 1,9

911,J

0,6 3,2

180 10

166

100.0 5,5

92,0

2.'I

227 3

215

1 8

100,0 1.5

911,6

0,6 J,J

110 TO 1111

212 10

1911 J 2 1

5

100.0 4.8

91.5 1.5 0,9 o,6

2'10 J

229 2 2

J 5

100.0 1.J

95.1 o.6 o.6

1.1 1.9

2011 8

189 J 2 1

5

100.0 11.0

92.5 1.3 1.0 o.3

2.2

2311 J

223 2 2

1 5

100.0 1.J

95.6 o.6 o.6

o.5 2.0

115 TO 511

563 llJ

483 20 11

9 6

11

100.0 7,7

85,8 J,5 1,9 1. 7 1.0 2.0

5511 18

510 J

J 20

3

100.0 3,2

92,2 0.6

0,6 3,5 o.5

5118 112

11711 16

9 7 6

11

100.0 7,6

86,5 2.9 1,6 1.J 1.0 2.0

526 16

1188 J

J 16 J

100,0 J,O

92,9 0,6

o,6 J,O 0,6

55 TO 611

5511 39

1179 5

" 1 12 18

100,0 7,1

86.5 0.9 0,8 0,2 2.2 J,J

510 111

1128 6 II

2 60

J

100,0 2.7

83, 8 1.2 0,9

o,J 11.1 0,6

524 J9

1158

9 18

100.0 7,5

87,'I

1185 111

1108 2 2

58 J

100,0 2,8

811,2 O,J O,J

12.0 0,6


3'12 29

2811 1

1 25

J

100.0 8,5

8J,O 0,11

O,'I 7,2 0,9

275 9

188 'I 1

J 72

2

100,0 J,;:J

68,3 1,5 0,5

1.1 26,J 0,6

Jlll 28

26'1 1

1 19

2

100,0 8,9

811 , 0 0,11

0.11 6,1 0,6

258 6

178 II 1

J 68

2

100,0 2.3

69,0 1.6 0,5

1 .2 26,11

0,6

1511 16 99

II

" J6

100.0 10.2 6'1.2

2, J

2.J 2J,J

200 20 57

121 1

100. 0 10.1 28,6

60,7 0,7

1118 16 9B

II

II Jl

100.0 10.7 66,2

2.11

2. 11 20.7

189 20 56

112 l

100.0 10,6 29,5

59,2 0,7

14

Table 1. MARITAL STATUS, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, FARM-NONFARM . 4RESIDENCE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

(Numbers in thousands. This r~t excludes inmates of institutions. It includes 914,000 members of the Armed Forces ir:i_!976 who were living off postor with their families on post but excludes all other members of the Armed Forces. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS) SUBJECT TOTAL, ~~~--,.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--.-~~~~~~~..-~~~..-~~~.--~~--,.--~~

FARM-·COl'I,

BLACK

HACE. ~ • I • • ••••

SINGLE, ~ , , • , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ASSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ ~ , , , , , , , , 1

DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ • • • • • • • I •

OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , , WIDOWED , , ~ , , , , , , , , • DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , ,

FEMALE~ ••• I • I • • •

SINGLE, ~ • ~ • I • ••• • •• I

MARR IED, HUS6AND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , 1 , , , , , , ,

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED •••• I • •• •••••

DIVORCED~ • ~ • ••••• I ••

PERCENT • • • • I • • • •

SINGLE • ••••••• I • •• I •

MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ • ~ • • • • I • • • • •

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

SPANISH ORIGIN t

MAlE, , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , •• , , , • , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , OTHER ~ • , , , , , , , , , • •

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , • , DIVORCED~ , • , , , , , , , , , ,

PERC~NT , • , , , , , , , SINGLE, ~ , ~ • , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , , OTHER ~ , • , , • , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED, , • , , , , , , , , ,

FEMA~E • • , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, ~ , • , ••• , •• , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , • • • • • , , , , HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES , , , , OTHER ~ , , , , • , • • , , , ,

WIOOIED , , • , , • , , , , , , , DIVORCED, • , , , , , , , , , , ,

PERCENT • , • , • , , , , SINGLE, • , , • , , , • , , , , , HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT, , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , • , , , , , , , , HUSBAND IN ARHED FORCES , , , , OTHER , , , , , , • , , , , ,

WJOOWEO ~ , ~ , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

111 YEARS AND OVER

166 72 71

7 6 1

1" 2

100.0 113,J 112,e

11.1 J,6 0,6 8,6 1.1

155 511 71

7 II

::l 20

::l

loo .o J'l.6 115.8

'1 , 6 2. 7

2.0 1::i.2 1,8

!52 20 28

2 1 l l

<Bl <Bl <Bl (8) (8) (Bl (8) (8)

48 16 29

2 l

(B) (B) (B) (B) (8) (B)

(8) (8)

111 TO 18 AND 17 19

22 22

(Bl (B) (B) <Bl (B) (B) (B) (8)

29 29

(B) (8) (8) (8) (B) (8) (8) (8)

7 7

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (Bl (B)

· 10 10

(8) (B) (B) (B) <Bl (8J (B) (B) (8)

21 21

(8) (B) (8) (8) (B) (B) (B) (B)

8 8

(B) (8) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (8) (B)

8 8

<Bl (B) (8) (8) (B) (8) (8) (8)

II II

(8) (8) (9) (9) (8) (8) (9) (B) (Bl

lPERSONS or SPANISH ORIGIN MAY BE or ANY RACE.

20 TO 211

16 8 6

2

(B) (8) <Bl (Bl (Bl (B) (B) (Bl

15 8 7

(Bl (8) (B) (B) (B) (8) (B) (B) (B)

2 2

(Bl (8) (8) (8) (B) (B) (8) (8)

J 2 l

1

(B) (8) (8) (Bl (Bl (8) (B) (B) (B)

25 TO 29

7 5 2

(B)

<Bl <Bl (B) (B) (B) <Bl (B)

9 J ::l ::l l

<Bl (B) (B) (B) (B) <B) (8) (B) (B)

::l 2

(BJ (BJ (B) (8) (8) (B) (BJ <Bl

::l 1 2

(B) (B) (BJ (B) (B) (BJ (B) <B) (B)

11 8 ::l

(B) (B) (B) (Bl (B) (Bl (B) (Bl

J

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B)

(B) (8)

II 1 3

(8)

 (B) (B)

(Bl (B) (B) (8)

5

5

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B)

J5 TO ::l9

9 II 5

(B) (Bl (B) (B) (B)

(B) (B) (B)

8 l 7

(Bl (8) (B) (B) (B) (8) (B) (B) (B)

::l

::l

 (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (8)

6

6

(B)

(BJ (B) (B) (8)

(8) (8) (B) (B)

110 TO 1111

7 2 5

7

5

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (8) (B)

6

'I l 1 1

(B) (B)

 (B) (B) (B) (8) (B)

6

6

(B) (B) (B)

(8) (B) (B ) (B) (B) (B)

115 TO 511

l::l 2

10 2 2

(B) (B) (8) (B) CB) (B) (8) (B)

26 2

20

(B) (B) (Bl (Bl CB) (BJ (8) (B) (B)

12 1

(B) (B)

 CB) CB) (8) CB) (Bl

6

6

CB) (B) CB) (Bl (Bl CB) (B) (B) CB)

55 TO 611

29

20 5 II 1 II

(B) (B) CB) CB) (B) (B) (B) CB)

25

19 '+ 3

2 2

(B) CB) (8) (B) CB> CB) (BJ CB) CB)

(B) (B)

(Bl (B) CB) CB) (Bl

2

(Bl (Bl CBI (Bl CBI (B) (Bl (B) CB)

65 TO 75 AND 711 OVER

25

20

5

(8) (8) CBI (Bl (B) (Bl (B) (Bl

15 3 8

(8) (8) (B) (B) (8) ( B ) <Bl (8) (B)

2

(B) (Bl (B) (B) (B) (B) (B)



2

CB) (BJ CB) ( B) (B)

CBI <Bl (8) CB)

7

5

(8) (B ) (Bl (Bl (Bl (8) (Bl (B)

11

9

CB) (B) (B) (Bl (8) (8) (B) (B) <Bl

(B) (8) (B) CB) (B) (8)

<Bl (B)

(8) <Bl (Bl (Bl (Bl CBI (Bl CBI (8J

15

Table 2. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH - ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976

SUBJECT

UNITED STATES

ALL RACES

MALE • •••••••• • I •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , ,

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • , • , , • , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUl;IFAHILY , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , ~ , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • • • • • • • • • I

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY lNDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,


HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • • • • • • • • I •

CHILO OF F.AMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY lNOIVIOUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , , CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ ••••••••• I


HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONOARV INOIVIOUAL, , , , , , ,


PERCENT I • • • • • • • •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF sueFAHILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , , CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY: , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAO, , , , , , OTHERS IN ·SECONOARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY IND I VIDUAL, , , , , , ,

JN HousEHoCos • , , , •• • • • IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

( Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS) TOTAL, ~~~~~~---,.---~~-,-~~-,~~~-,-~~-,~~~-..--~~---,-~~~.--~~---,-~~~

14 YEARS 14 TO 18 ANO 20 TO 25 TO JO TO J 5 TO 40 TO 45 TO 55 TO 65 TO 75 ANO ANO OVER 1 7 19 24 29 J4 J9 44 54 64 74 OVER

77 560 69 104 48 721 117 297

1 424 599 5117

52 78

17 826 1 879

76 42 22 20

5 29

6 5118 1 8J2 1 656

176

100,0 89,1 62.8 61,0

1,8 o.8 0,7 0.1 0. 1

2l,O 2.11 0.1 0.1 <Z > (Z ) (Z)

<Z > 8,11 2,11 2.1 0,2

811 982 72 9111

7 JJ5 117 297

591 547

70

1ll 208 2 8911

188 1117

22 J

17 10 26J

1 590 1 J6J

227

100.0 85,8 8,6

55,7 0,7 0 , 6 0.1

16, 7 ),4 0,2 0 . 2 <Z> <Z> <Z>

12.1 1,9 1,6 0 , )

8 502 8 llJ6

5 4 1 8 8

78

8 086 259

9 J

J 5 1

11 47 J7 9

100,0 99,2 0 .1 <Z> <Z> 0.1 0.1

0,9

95,1 J,o 0.1 <Z>

<Z> 0.1 (Z) 0,1 0,5 0,11 0.1

8 256 8 1111

10 15J 17 28 70

7 654 210

17 4

J 10 14 84 62 22

100.0 98,6 0,1 1,8 0 , 2 O, J 0,8

92,7 2,5 0.2 <Z >

<Z > 0 ,1 0.2 1,0 0,8 O,J

J 959 3 719

254 250

5 35 )3

)

3 263 167

J 1

2 118 118 10J

15

100.0 9J ,9

6,11 6 ,3 0.1 0,9 o,8 0.1

82,11 4,2 0.1 <Z>

<Z>

(ZI J,O 3 , 0 2,6 0,4

4 166 3 884

59 69J

70 69

2 791 20J

1J 8 2

)

90 179 1117 3)

100.0 9J,2

1,4 16,6

1 . 7 1.7

67.o 4,9 0,3 0,2 (Z )

0.1 2 . 1 4,J J,5 o,8

9 197 7 696 3 OJ2 2 9J9

9J 133 130

' II 223

)08 15

7 7

7 946 5111 508 ))

100,0 8J,7 JJ,O J2,o 1,0 1.4 1,11 (Z)

45,9 J,4 0.2 0.1 0.1

0.1 10 .J 5,9 5,5 0.11

9 614 8 J15

610 4 530

187 1111

2 6211 22) 511 49

II

2 728 516 49J 2J

100.0 86,5 6,)

117 , 1 1 , 9 1.5

27, ) 2 , ) 0,6 o,5 IZ )

<Z > 7,6 5,11 5, 1 0.2

8 465 7 0'11 5 731 5 6'11

90 12J 112 11

1 OJO 157

19 11

' 8

8 1 088

J17 JOO

17

100,0 8J,2 67,7 66,6 1.1 1,5 1.3 0.1

12.2 1,8 0.2 0.1 <ZI 0.1

0.1 12,9 J,7 ),5 0.2

8 7511 7 818

81J 6 246

128 78

46'7 87 J7 J5

2

667 2J2 219 1J

100,0 89,J 9,J

71,4 1.5 0,9

5,J 1. 0 0.4 0,4 IZI

(> 801 5 954 5 372 !:i 286

85 59 46 lJ

416 108

4 2

2

2 6)5 208 188 20

100,0 87,5 79,0 77 ,7

l ,J 0,9 0,7 0.2

6,1 1,6 0,1 IZI

IZI

IZI 9,) J,1 2 ,8 O,J

7 128 6 718

90J !> 509

78 '16

154 26 21 18

2

)02 88 73 15

lOO ,O 911,2 12,7 77,3

1,1 0,6

2.2 0,4 O,J O,J IZI

4 ,2 1.2 1.0 0 , 2

5 680 5 172 'I 842 'I 745

98 110 )0 11

229 60

J J 2 2

'115 89 81

8

100,0 91,1 85,) 8J,5

1, 7 0,7 0,5 0,2

11,0 1.1 0,1 0.1 IZI IZ l

7,J 1 , 6 1.4 0.1

6 026 5 75J

8J9 4 712

'18 18

107 29 1'1 1J 2

198 60 '12 18

100,0 95 ,5 1J, 9 78 ,2 0,8 O,J

1 ,8 0,5 0.2 0.2 IZ)

'·' 1.0 0,7 O,J

5 1127 5 015 'I 662 11 '19'1

168 Jtj 29

6

10 J28

711 71

J

100.0 92.'I 85.9 82,8 ).} o.6 o.5 0.1

5 686 5 '121

7'7 " 119) :so

20

101 '11 11 11

205 50 J8 12

100.0 95,J n.o 79,o o.5 o.4

1.8 0.7 0.2 0.2

11 296 10 )26

9 811J 9 1196

J 'l7 52 46

6

269 162

2 2

2

758 209 17J

36

100.0 91,4 87,1 8'1,1 J, l o,s 0.11 (Z)

(ZI

12 156 11 080

1 27' 9 J61

27 JS

212 171

8 7 2

945 12J 9J JO

100,0 91,1 10.5 11.0 0.2 o,J

1.1 1.4 0.1 0.1 <Z>

7,8 1.0 o . 8 0.2

9 320 8 J18 7 950 7 71'

2J8 '10 JS

1

70 258

2 2 1 2

8'19 150 127

2J

100,0 89,J 85,J 82,8

2,6 0.11 0,11 <ZI

o,8 2,8 <Z> IZ> <Z> I ZI

10 '1'17 8 4'16

970 7 000

5

"' 82

) '15 J

J

1 862 1J7 105 J2

100.0 80,8 9,J

67,o 0.1 0,4

0,8 J,J <Z >

(Z)

17 , 8 1,J 1.0 O,J

5 9'111 5 10J II 962 'I 797

165 J2 32

5 1011

5 5 5

789 '17 '12

5

100,0 85,8 8),5 80,7

2,8 0,5 0,5

0,1 1,8 0.1 0.1 0.1

1J,J 0,8 0.1 0.1

7 778 4 880

677 J 57'1

'" lJ

582 7

' 2

2 2 8)0

62 '18 14

100 ,0 62 , 7 8 ,7

'16,0

0.11

0.2 7,5 0.1 <Z> (Z)

IZ> J6,ll 0,8 0,6 · 0.2

2 969 2 32'1 2 067 1 9JJ

1J'I Ill llJ

21'1 4 4 4

609 J2 25

7

100,0 78,J 69,6 65,1

11,5 1,5 1.5

7,2 0.1 0 . 1 0.1

20,5 1.1 o,8 0.2

4 971 2 485

4'14 1 026

'" 2

978 II

2 424 59 4'1 15

100,0 50,0

8,9 20,6

0.1

IZI 19,7 0,1

0. 1

118,8 1, 2 0,9 O,J

16 Table 2. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER. BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH

ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

UNITED STATES--CON.

WHITE

MALE. • • • • , , • , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES • • • • • • •

HEAD OF FAMILY. • , • • , • , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY •• , • , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , ~ , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , • CHILD OF FAM ILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , • •

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES • , • • • • HEAD OF FAMILY, • • • • • • • •

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , • • • OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD, , • , • OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, ••••• , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL. • , , • ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , • • • , • • • IN GROUP QUARTERS • • • • • , •

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES • • • • • •

HEAD OF FAMILY. • • • • • • • • HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , • • • OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , • • • • • • MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT • • • , OTHER , ~ , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD • • • • CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES • • • IN SECONDARY FAMILIES • • • • • •

HEAD OF FAMILY. , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • • • • • • • I • • •

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, •

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , • SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , • ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS • , , , , , • • IN GROUP QUARTERS • , , , , ,

FEMALE~ • • • • • • I • • •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , • , , , • • WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD. • • • • CHILD bF SUBFAMILY HEAD •• , • CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ •• • I • • • • •

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , • • IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , • •

HEAD OF FAMILY. • , , , • • • WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD • , , , , • CHILO bF F~HILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, •

PRIMARY INOI~IOUAL, •• , , • • , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , • , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS • , , , , • , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , • • , •

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , • , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , • HEAD OF SUBFAMILY •• • • • • • WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD. , • • CHILD bF SUBFAMILY HEAD • • • • CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES • • IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , •

HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , CHILO bF FAMILY HEAO, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHO~DS, , , • . • , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,


TOTAL, 1'1 YEARS AND OVER

68 57' . 61 482

"" 463 43 295 1 167

460 '134

26 50

15 226 1 2811

47 JO 16 14

3 13

5 553 1 1192 1 328

1611

100,0 89 , 7 64,8 63,1 1,7 0,7 0,6 IZI 0.1

22.2 1,9 0,1 IZI I ZI I Zl IZI IZI 8,1 2.2 1,9 0,2

74 351 63 757

5 279 43 285

398 '135

44

12 058 2 259

135 101 16

3 15

9 098 1 J61 1 141

220

100.0 85,8 7,1

58,2 0,5 0,6 0.1

16,2 3,0 0.2 0.1 <Z> CZ> CZ>

12.2 1,8 1,5 0,3

1'1 TO 18 ANO 17 19

7 205 7 1119

" " 8 e

50

6 951 136

7 J

J J 1

11 38 JO e

100.0 99 , 2 0.1 0.1

0.1

96,5 1,9 0.1 IZ>

CZ> IZ) IZ) 0.2 0.5 0,4 0.1

6 959 6 8611

5 1J6 1' 24 '14

6 517 124 14

1

' 10 12 69 4B 20

100.0 98,6 0,1 2,0 0.2 0.4 0.6

93.7 1.e 0.2 IZ)

IZ) 0.1 0,2 1,0 0,1 0,3

J 401 3 1911

2116 2111

5 25 25

2 8111 109

3 1

2 99

1011 89 15

100,0 9J,9 1.2 7 .1 0,1 0,7 0.1

82, 7 3.2 0.1 CZI

IZI

0.1 2.9 3,1 2,6 0.11

J 5J9 3 276

" 6115 116 113

2 379 129

11 6 2

3 85

168 138

30

100.0 92 ,6 0,9

1e . 2 1,3 1.2

67,2 3,6 O,J 0 . 2 0.1

0.1 2.11 11,1 3,9 0,9

20 TO 24

e 015 6 675 2 720 2 653

68 102 101

1

3 650 203

9 II II

5 831 500 1174

26

100,0 83,3 33,9 33.1 0,8 1.3 1,3 IZI

115,5 2,5 0.1 IZl IZI

0.1 10.11 6,2 5,9 0,3

e 202 7 0118

362 4 092

129 1111

2 212 139

311 )1

2

658 462 11110

22

100,0 85,9

11,11 119,9

1 . 6 1. II

27,0 1,7 0.11 0,11 IZl

8.0 5.6 5.4 o.J

25 TO 29

7 5011 6 275 5 231 5 165

65 89 BO

11

II 952 263 2116

17

100,0 83.6 69,7 68,8

o.9 1.2 1 . 1 0.1

11.2 1.5 0.2 0.1 IZI 0.1

0.1 12,T 3,5 3,3 0.2

7 56'1 6 782

5311 5 677

91 57

372 46 28 26

2

557 197 185

12

100.0 89,7

7,1 75,1 1.2 o,e

4,9 0.6 0.11 0,3 IZI

7,11 2,6 2,5 0 . 2

AGE (YEARS>

Jo TO 34

6 064 5 3'15 4 901 II 829

73 '11 33

8

3110 63

2

100,0 88,1 eo,8 79,6

1.2 0,7 0,5 0,1

5 ,6 1,0 IZl

IZl 9,1 2,8 2,11 0,3

6 159 5 812

598 4 989

50 35

126 15 12 12

263 71 56 15

100.0 911,11

9,7 81,0 0,8 0,6

2,0 0,2 0,2 0,2

4.J 1.2 0.9 0,2

35 TO J9

'I 976 II 579 II 315 II 236

79 23 20

3

192 '19

3 3 2 2

323 71 67

5

100,0 92,0 86,7 85,1

1,6 0,5 0,11 0.1

3,9 1.0 0.1 0,1 IZJ IZl

6,5 1,4 1,3 0.1

5 211 5 019

575 II 292

JO 12

88 22

9 7 2

136 48 29 18

100,0 96,3 11.0 82,11 0,6 0,2

1,7 0,'1 0,2 0.1 IZI

2,6 0,9 0,6 0,11

'I 780 4 1163 II 211 II 067

144 25 23

2

100.0 93.11 88.1 85 . 1

3.o 0.5 0.5 1ZJ

5,5 1. 2 1.1 0.1

4 925 4 708

521 II 036

19 16

911 23

9 9

170 38 25 12

100.0 95,6 10.6 81.9

0.11 o.J

1.9 o.5 0.2 0.2

3,11 o.8 o.5 0.2

45 TO 54

10 131 9 381 9 021 8 7'13

278 117 '13

II

192 122

2 2

2

6311 1111

79 36

100.0 92,6 89,0 86,3 2.1 o,5 0.11 (Zl

6.3 1.1 o,8 0.11

10 765 9 908

958 8 579

111 34

190 1'3

7 5 2

758 92 62 30

100.0 92,0

8,9 79,7 0.1 Q,3

1,8 1.2 0.1 IZ> IZI

1.0 Q,9 Q,6 o,3

55 TO 64

e 11ci1 7 633 7 313 7 115

198 34 311

67 220

1 1 1

686 127 105

22

100,0 90,11 86, 6 84,2 2.J 0.11 0,11

o,8 2,6 IZJ IZJ IZJ

e.1 1,5 1,2 0,3

9 '122 7 688

776 6 516

5 37

72 282

3

1 619 113 82 31

100,0 81,6

8,2 69,2

0.1 0.11

Q,8 3,0 IZI

IZI

17,2 1.2 0 , 9 o.3

65 TO 75 AND 74 OVER

5 369 II 672 'I 561 II 415

147 28 28

5 79

5 5 5

665 27 22

5

100.0 87,o 85,0 e2.2 2,7 0,5 0,5

12.11 0,5 0.11 0.1

7 0118 II 1113

5117 3 3'14

30

6 485

7 3 2

2 2 575

52 38 111

100,0 62,6 7,8

117,5

O,'I

0,1 6,9 0,1 IZ> IZ>

IZl 36,5

0,7 0,5 0.2

2 680 2 115 1 940 1 827

112 110 110

135 2 2 2

5110 23 16

7

100.0 78,9 72,11 68,2 11.2 1,5 1,5

5.1 0 ,1 0,1 0.1

20.1 0,9 0,6 0,3

II 557 2 238

366 979

31

2 861

2

2

2 265 52 37 15

100,0 119, 1 8,0

21,5

0.1

0.1 18,9

<Z>

IZl

49.7 1,1 o,e 0,3

17 Table?. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS 14 )'EARS OLD AND _OVER..~!_AGE, RACE AND SPANISH


SUBJECT

UNITED STATES--CON,

BLACK

MACE, , • • , , , • , , , , lN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , • , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , ,

lN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , ,

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , • , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , • , , ,

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER • • • I • I • • • I •

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

FEMALE, •••••••• I •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, ••• I ••••

WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , , CH ILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY; , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY I NDIVIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY I ND IV !DUAL. , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , ,

IN HOUSEHOlDS , , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , ,


AGE (YEARSl TOTAL, 1--~~--.,-~~--.,-,_~_,..~~~--r~~~-.-~~~-.-~~~,--~~~..-~~~..-~~--.,-~~

111 YEARS AND OVER

7 720 6 S'2 J 572 3 3116

226 10S

811 21 28

2 J22 sos

2S 10

6

" 2 l'I

891 272 261

11

100,0 8'1,6 '16,3 113,3 2,9 1,'I 1.1 0,3 O,'I

30,1 6 ,S 0,3 0,1 0.1 0.1 !Zl 0,2

11.s 3,5 3,'I 0,1

9 269 7 979 1 961 3 2611

187 85 25

1 927 SJ1

51 'Ill

6

2 1 066

17' 166

8

100.0 86 ,1 21.2 3S ,2 2.0 0,9 0,3

20,8 S,7 0,6 o.s 0.1

I Zl 11.s

1,9 1,8 0.1

111 TO 18 ANO 17 19

l 160 l 150

1

28

1 0111 106

2

2

9 7 1

100,0 99,1 0,1

0.1

2,'I

87,'I 9,2 0,1

0,1

0,7 0,6 0,1

1 161 1 1'15

" 17 5 II

25

l 016 7'1

3 3

1 12 11

1

100,0 98,6 0,'I l ,'1 0,'I 0,3 2.1

87,S 6,'I 0,3 0,3

0.1 l,O 0,9 0,1

9 6 3

'101 S'I

lS 8 8

100.0 95 . 'I

1. 7 1 . 7

1,8 1,3 o.s

81.0 10,9

3,o 1.6 1,6

568 5S'I

211 J8 23 211

378 67

2 2

" 8 6 2

100.0 97,6

11 , 1 6.7 'I, 1 11,2

66 . 6 11.8 0,3 0,3

0.1 1.'I 1.0 O.'I

20 TO 211

1 016 91'1 272 2118

211 31 29

2

518 93

" " II

75 22 17

5

100.0 90,0 26,8 2'1 , 'I 2,3 3,0 2.9 0.2

51,0 9,2 0.11 o,'I o,'I

7,'I 2.2 1 , 7 0,5

1 21' 1 108

2'15 3117

56 19

360 81 18 lS

1

2 55

" 31 l

100,0 91,3 20 , 2 28,6

'1 , 6 1.6

29,7 6,6 1,5 1 . 3 0,1

0.1 '1,5 2.7 2.6 0.1

25 TO 29

775 609 '110 388

23 2'1 21

3

1'1'1 31

"

" 1211 38 J8

100.0 78,6 5J,O 50 , 0 2,9 3 , 0 2.7 O,'I

18,6 11,0 0,5

o,5 16,0

'1,9 '1,9

9815 863 262 '127

37 l'I

85 39

9 9

93 23 22

l

100,0 87,'I 26,5 'IJ,2

3,7 1,'I

8,6 3,9 0,9 0,9

JO TO 3'1

622 508 395 388

7 11

9 2

67 3'1

2 2

2

79

" " 100,0 81,6 6J,5 62,11 1.1 1,8 1,'I 0,3

10,8 5,'I 0,'1 0,11

O,'I

12,7 S,J 5,J

811 76J 292 '108

2'1 8

27

" 8 6 2

JO 9 9

100,0 9'1, 1 J6,0 50,3 3,0 1,0

3,J 0,5 1.0 0, 7 0,3

J,7 1.1 1,1

35 TO 39

556 '156 '100 383

16 12

6 6

35 10

811 16 13

" 100. 0 82,0 71,9 69,0

2,9 2.1 1.1 1.0

680 615 252 316

18 J

18 8 6 6

'18 12 12

100,0 90,'I 37,1 '16,'I 2,6 0.11

2,6 1.1 o.8 0,8

7, 1 1. 7 1.7

'10 TO 'Ill

61 29 10

10 59 1'1 111

100.0 8'1 .8 66.7 62.6

'lo 1 1.5 o.8 0.1

11.2 5.'I lo9

lo9 10.1 2.6 2.6

673 626 207 378

11 5

7 ~8 l 1

100.0 93.o Jo.8 56,2

106 0.1

1. 0 2.1 0.2 0.2

5,2 lo7 1.1

'1 5 TO 511

1 011 805 687 627

60

" 3 2

77 36

122 8'1 8'1

100.0 79,6 68,0 62,0 6,0 o,'I Q,J 0.2

7,6 J,6

12.0 8,J 8,J

l 206 99'1 299 63' lJ

l

19 JO

1 l

180 JO JO

100,0 82,5 2'1,8 52,5

1.1 0. 1

1.5 2,5 0.1 0.1

15.0 2.5 2.5

55 TO 6'1

78J 600 565 532

33 2 2

J 30

2 2

2

159 22 22

1

100,0 76,6 72,2 67 , 9

11,J 0.2 0.2

O,'I J ,8 0.2 0.2

0,2

20,J 2,9 2,8 0.1

928 67' 172 11110

1 J

11 '17

23'1 22 20

2

100,0 72.5 18,5 117,11

0.1 o,J

1.1 5,0

25.2 2.J 2.2 0.2


506 '76 357 3'11

17 2 2

17

115 16 16

100,0 7'1,2 70,6 67,3 J,J O,J 0,3

22,7 J,1 J,1

666 '119 126 211

2

7 7J

2J8 9 9

100.0 62,9 18,9 J1,7

O,J

1.0 11.0

35,7 1 , 'I 1.'I

2118 178 111 88 22

3 3

65 2 2 2

59 9 9

100,0 71,8 '111,S 35,6

8,9 1,J 1.3

26,0 Q,8 0,8 0,8

2J,8 J,6 J,6

J75 220

77 '18

92 2

2

1'18 5 5

100.0 58,6 20,6 12,7

0,8

2'1,5 0,6

0,6

18 Table 2. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH

ORIGIN, ANDSEX: MARCH 1976-Continued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text )

AGE (YEARS> SUBJECT TOTAL1 1--~~-r~~~,..-~~..,-~~~.--~~-.~~--,.--~~-.~~--,,..-~~-.~~--,,..-~~

UNITED STATES•-CON,

SPANISH ORIGIN 1

HAlE • •••• I I ••• I •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , ,

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER • ~ • I • • I • • • I •

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER • • • • I • • • • • •

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY • •••••• I •

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , • , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,



HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • I • • • • • • • • •

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , • , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , • HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER ~ , • , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,



FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY ' HEAD, , , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,



PERCENT • • • • I • • • •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMI LY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , • CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMI LY, , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF F~MILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , 1 , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , ,

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

' '115 ' 061 1 9n 1 895

79 50 116

3 4

911 122

6

" 2 2

2 242 106

98 8

100.0 8916 57.8 55,5 2,3 1.5 1,'I 0.1 0.1

26,7 3,6 0.2 011 (Z) 0.1

0.1 7,1 3.1 2.9 0.2

3 777 3 '168

512 1 955

5'1 114

3

736 16'1

11 10

2

221 76 66 11

100.0 91.8 13.6 51,8

1.11 1. 2 0,1

19,5

"·' O,J O,J CZ)

5,9 2,0 1. 7 O,J

1'1 TO 18 ANO 17 19

53'1 526

1 1

" '196 26

2 1

1

" 2 2

100.0 98,5 0.2 0.2

0,7

92,9 '1,8 01J 012

0.2

0.1 0,7 0,5 0,5

'166 '164

4 16

3 2 3

407 29

1 1

100,0 99,7 0,8

'·" 0 , 7 014 017

87,'I 6,J 0.2 0.2

0.2

0,2

210 1911

11 11

" 4

169 10

1 1

6 8 7 1

100.0 92.5

5,'I 5.4

80.7 '1.6 0,7 0,7

o.7

3,0 J , 8 3,3 0,5

235 220

5 '11

7 7

1'19 11

1 1

2 11 11

100.0 93,8 2.1

17,11 3 , 2 2,9

63.6

"· 7 O,'I o.11

1.0 '1,8 '1,8

lpERSONS Of SPAN ISH ORIGIN MAY BE Of ANY RACE,

20 TO 2'1

'170 '101 192 18'1

8 9 8 1

17'1 27

1

1 36 32 JO 2

100.0 85,'I '1018 39,1 1.6 1 . 0 1.7 0.2

37,0 518 0.2

012 7,7 6,7 6,'I O,'I

522 '178 58

255 19

9

120 17 5 5 1

21 18 16

2

100.0 91,6 1111 '19,0

3,7 1.6

23,0 3,2 1.0 0,9 012

3,9 3,4 3.1 01J

25 TO 29

36 13

2 1 1

1 '15 10 10

100.0 86,9 72.0 70,2 1.T

'·' 3,3

8,5 J,2 0.11 0.2 0.2

0.2 10.11 2.3 2,J

'183 '153 69

D2 7 7

JO 7 2 2

15 13 12 1

100.0 9J,e 1'1, II 68,'7 1,5 1.5

6,J 1.5 0.11 O,'I

J,1 2,7 2,6 0,2

JO TO 3'1

316 2711 2'19 2'13

6

" 2 2

8 1'1

22 19 17

2

100,0 87 , 0 78,8 7619

1 19 1 ,3 0,8 0,5

2,6

"·' (Z) CZ>

(Z)

7,0 610 5,J 0,7

'102 383

77 281

8

' 12

2 1 1

13 5 5

lOO,O 95,J 19,0 70,0 2.0 0 , 6

J,O 0,5 0.2 0,2

'·' 1,2 1,2

35 TO 39

292 270 256 2'1'1

11

9 5

lJ 10 10

100.0 92,2 87 , 'I 83,6 J,8

J,1 1.7

'113 3,'I

'·" 362 350 70

265

" 2

8

" ' l 100,0 96,8 19 13 73,2 l, 1 0,7

l,J 1.1

2.1 l.l 0,9 0.2

288 258 2'10 230

10 2 2

11 5

2'1 6 6

loo.o 8916 83.J 79.9

3.'I 016 0.6

319 1.8

8.2 2.2 2.2

321 306 59

237 2 1

5 2

ll

" " loo.o 95,2 18.'I 73,7 o.5 o.J

1.6 o.8

'1'17 1106 J89 J7'1

15 5 4 1

2 10

J'I 7 5 2

10010 90,7 87,0 83,7 3,3 1.1 0,9 0.2

o.5 211

716 116 1.1 015

'151 '107 85

301

" " 13 1 l

38 6 5 l

100.0 90.2 18,9 66,7

0.9

o,9 2,8 0.2 0.2

81'1 1.2 1.1 012

55 TO 6'1

251 213 198 18'+

13 7 7

5 5 l l 1

27 10

8 l

100,0 85 , l 78,9 73,5 5,'I 2,6 2.6

l . e l,8 o.J 01J 0,3

1017 3,8 3,'+ O,'I

295 2'10

53 152

2 5

2 26

1

'15 10

8 2

10010 81,2 17,9 51,J 0,8 l. 7

0,8 817 0,3

0,3

15,1 J,'I 2,6 018


130 111 101

96

" 6 6

"

18 2 2

100,0 8'1,7 77,1 73,8 3,J '1,5 '1,5

0.2 J,o

1315 l, 8 1.8

168 120

25 62

5

29

'17

100,0 71. 7 l'l,9 36,8

J,O

17,l

28,J

so 36 31 27

5

5

1'1

(Bl (B) tB> (8) (B) (B) (B) (Bl (B)

(Bl (B) CB) (B) CB) (B) (B) (B) (B) CB> (B) (B)

72 '16

8 l'I

1 2'1

22

" l

' CB> (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (8)

(B) (B) (B) (B)

(B) CB> <Bl (Bl

I


ORIGIN.AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

NONFARM

ALL RACES

HALE , , , , , , • , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , • , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER • • • I • • • • • •

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHI LD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBF AMILIES , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , HEAD OF FAMIL Y, , , , , , , , ,

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,




PERCENT , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAM ILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER I • • I • • • • • • • •


SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , ,

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHEA , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , ,

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , • CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,


PERC~NT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , ,

'CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY: , , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , ,


PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,


(Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS) TOTAL, f--~~-.-~~---,~~~--.-~~---,~~~"T"-~~---,~~~"T"-~~--.~~~"T"-~~--.~~~

1'1 YEARS 1'1 TO 18 AND 20 TO 25 TO JO TO J5 TO '10 TO '15 TO 55 TO 65 TO 75 AND ANO OVER 17 19 2'1 29 J'i J9 'i'I 5'1 6'1 7ll OVER

7'1 25J 65 966 '16 616 '15 268

1 J'i8 57J 523

'19 72

16 915 1 791

76 '12 22 20

5 29

6 '117 1 793 1 619

17'1

100.0 88,8 62,8 61.0 1,8 o.8 0,7 0.1 0.1

22,8 2.'i 0.1 0.1 <Z> (Z) CZ> <Z > 8,6 2,11 2.2 0.2

81 860 70 009

7 2'10 '15 268

568 52J

58

1J 567 2 78'1

188 1'17

22

' 17 10 091

1 572 1 J50

222

100.0 85,5 8 ,8

55 , J 0.1 0,6 0.1

16 ,6 J,11 0.2 0.2 CZ> CZ> CZ>

12.3 1 , 9 1,6 0, 3

8 088 8 027

5

" 1 8 8

72

7 69J 250

9

' 3 5 1

11 '11

" 8

100.0 99,2 0.1 (Z) CZ> 0.1 0, 1

0,9

95,1 J,1 0 . 1 CZ)

tZ) 0.1 CZ) 0.1 0,5 O,'i 0.1

7 872 7 762

10 1117 17 28 58

7 JOl 201

17

" ' 10

1'1 79 59 20

100.0 98,6 0.1 1,9 0.2 O,'i 0,7

92,7 2 , 6 0.2 <Z>

<Z> 0.1 0.2 1,0 0 , 7 O,J

' 7'19 ' 519

2'18 2'1J

5 J5

" ' ' 081

155

' 1

2 115 112

97 15

100.0 9J,9

6 , 6 6,5 0.1 0,9 0,9 0.1

82,2 'i, 1 0 .1 CZ>

(Z)

CZ> J,1 J ,O 2,6 O,'i

" 017 ' 7'8

59 681

68 67

2 666 197 u

8 2

' 90 176 1'16

JO

100,0 9J.1 1.5

11.0 1.7 1.7

66, 'i '1,9 O,J 0.2 0.1

0.1 2.2

"·" J,6 0,8

8 930

7 ""' 2 976 2 88J

9J 126 12J

' 'I OJ6

JO'i 15

7 7

7 9'7 5J5 502

" 100,0 8J,'i

"·' J2,J 1.0 1 , 'i 1.'i CZ >

'15,2

'·" 0.2 0,1 0 ,1

0 .1 10 ,5 6,0 5,6 O,'i

9 J55 8 059

610 " '1211

178 1J5

2 '197 215

5'1 '19

" 2

728 51" '190

2J

100.0 86 , 2 6,5

117,J 1,9 1. 'i

26,7 2,J 0,6 o,5 <Z>

CZ> 7,8 5,5 5,2 0.2

8 251 6 8J7 5 59'1 5 507

88 119 108

11

971 15J

19 11

' 8

8 1 080

J15 298

17

100 . 0 82 , 9 67 , 8 66,7 1.1 1," 1.' 0.1

11,8 1,9 0 . 2 0.1 CZ) 0.1

0.1 1J,1 J,8 J ,6 0,2

8 605 7 670

81' 6 118

125 76

'15J 85 J7 J5

2

665 232 219

1J

100.0 89,1

9 ,4 71.l 1.5 0,9

5,3 1.0 O,'i O,'i CZ)

7,7 2.7 2,5 0.2

6 616 5 780 !> 2'11 !> 156

85 57 '15 lJ

'76 106

" 2

2

2 628 2M 18'1

20

100.0 87 ,'i 79,2 77,9 1,J 0,9 0,7 0 . 2

5,7 1,6 0,1 CZ>

CZ>

CZ> 9 , 5 3,1 2,8 O,J

I) 962 6 552

900 !> 355

76 'IJ

151 26 21 18

2

302 88 7J 15

100.0 9'1, 1 12,9 76,9 1.1 0,6

2,2 O,'i O,J 0,3 (Z)

"·' 1,3 1, 0 0 , 2

5 '188 " 982 'I 666 'I 571

95 39 30

9

217 60

3 3 2 2

'11'1 89 81

8

100,0 90 , 8 85,0 83 , 3

1 , 7 0,7 0,5 0.2

3,9 1 . 1 0.1 0 . 1 CZ> <Z>

7,5 1,6 1,5 0.1

5 790 5 517

83'1 " '190

'15 18

101 29 1'1 13

2

198 60 '12 18

100,0 95,3 1'1 · " 77,5 0,8 0,3

1.7 0,5 0.2 0.2 CZ>

3,'i 1.0 0,7 0,3

5 215 " 812 " '165 " J02

163 J3 27

6

10 J21

73 10

3

100.0 92 , 3 85.6 82,5

3.1 o.6 0.5 0.1

0.2 611 1.'i 1.3 0 . 1

5 11'16 5 183

732 " 266

27 19

202 5o 38 12

100.0 95 , 2 13.'i 78.3 0.5 o,3

1.9 0 . 1 0,2 0.2

3,7 0.9 o.7 0.2

10 732 9 786 9 J'l3 9 01'1

329 '19 '15

"

2

7'11 203 167

36

100,0 91,2 87,1 8'1,0 3.1 o.5 o.'i (2)

2 . 2 1,'i <Z> CZ>

CZ>

11 602 10 539

1 257 8 851

25 35

205 167

8 7 2

93'1 122

91 30

100 , 0 90 , 8 10,8 76,3 0.2 o .J

1.8 1,'i 0.1 0.1 CZ)

8,0 1.0 o ,8 o . 3

8 766 7 802 7 '158 7 236

223 37 J6

1

66 2'10

2 2 1 2

817 1'15 12J

22

100,0 89,0 85 ,1 82 ,5 2,5 O,'i O, 'i <Z>

o.e 2 , 7 CZ> CZ> CZ> CZ)

9,3 1,7 1,'i 0,2

9 937 7 982

9'19 6 57'

5 '11

78 336

3

3

1 821 131 101 Jl

100.0 80,3 9,5

66,2 0.1 O,'i

0 ,8 3,'i (Z)

tZ>

18,3 1.3 1. 0 0 ,3

5 602 " 785 " 665 " 515

150 30 30

3 87

5 5 5

768

"" '10 5

100,0 85,'I 83,J 80,6

2, 7 o.5 0,5

0.1 1,5 0, 1 0.1 0.1

13,7 o.8 0,7 0.1

7 50'1 " 65'1

658 3 392

28

13 562

7 3 2

2 2 781

62 '18 1'1

100, 0 62,0

8,8 '15,2

O,'i

0.2 7,5 0.1 (2) <21

CZ) 37,1 0,8 0,6 0,2

2 81'1 2 19'1 1 95'1 1 838

116 39 39

201 'I

" " 586

31 2'1 1

100,0 78 , 0 69,'i 65,3 ", 1 1.11 1. 'I

7 , 2 0,1 0 .1 0 . 1

20.8 1.1 0 , 8 0,3

" 771 2 352

'119 970

2 928

" "

2 357 59

"" 15

100,0 '19,3 8,8

20.3

0.1

0.1 19,5 0,1

0.1

'19,'I 1.2 0,9 0 , 3

20

Table 2. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH' ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

NONFARH-·CON~

WHltE

HAlE. , , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • • • • • • • I • •

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • • • • I • • • • • •

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMI LIES , , , IN SECONDARY FAMI LIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAO , , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , ,


IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMI LIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER • • • • • • • • • • I •


SUBFAMILY, • • • • • I • ••


HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, llIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , - , , , , , , , , , ,


PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF F.AMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FA~ILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,



PERCENT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILD OF F.AMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,


HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY IN~lVlDUAL, A , , , ,



AGE CYEARSl TOTAL, 1--~~--.-~~~.--~~--.~~--,.--~~--,--~~--,~~~..--~~--.~~~..--~~--.~~~

111 YEARS 111 TO 18 AND 20 TO 25 TO Jo TO 35 TO 110 TO 115 TO 55 TO 65 TO 75 AND AND OVER 1 7 19 211 29 Jll 39 1111 511 611 711 OVER

65 111111 58 501 112 11113 111 3113

1 100 1138 1113

211 116

111 362 1 211

117 JO 16 111

J 13

5 11)7 1 1159 1 296

1611

100 . 0 B9 , 4 611,9 6.'.l , 2

1,7 0 . 1 0,6 CZ> 0,1

21 , 9 1 , 9 Cl, 1 C Zl CZ) CZ> CZ> CZ> 8,J 2.2 2,0 O,J

71 3911 60 9711 5 1911

41 3'4 )8J 1114

)8

11 11119 2 162

1)5 101

16

' 15 8 9)3 1 )51 1 1'1

220

100,0 85 , 11 7,3

57,9 0,5 0,6 0.1

16,0 3,0 0,2 0 . 1 CZl CZl CZ>

12 , 5 1,9 1,6 0,3

6 B13 6 761

II II

8 8

46

6 575 129

7 3

3

' 1 11 :Jll 26

8

100.0 99 , 2

0 , 1 0,1

0 , 1 0,1

0,7

96,5 1 , 9 0 .1 (ZI

tZl tZI tz1 0 . 2 0 , 5 0,11 0,1

6 6011 6 512

5 130

13 211 3B

6 181 120

111 1

' 10 12 65 115 20

100,0 98,6 0,1 2 ,0 0,2 0,11 0,6

9.'.l,6 1,8 0 . 2 CZ)

CZ) 0,2 0.2 1 , 0 0,7 O,J

J 212 3 015

2110 2J5

5 25 25

2 6113 107

3 1

2 96 9B BJ 15

100. 0 9J,9

7, 5 7,J 0,1 o,8 0, 8

82.J J , J 0. 1 CZ)

CZl

0.1 3,0 J,O 2.6 0,5

J )98 3 135

JJ 6JJ

45 '11

2 259 123

11 6 2

J 85

167 1J7

JO

100.0 92.J 1.0

1B,6 1,3 1.2

66,5 3,6 O,J 0.2 0.1

0.1 2.5 '1,9 11.0 0,9

7 763 6 436 2 670 2 603

68 95 9'1

1

J 470 201

9 'I

" 5

B2'1 495 1169

26

100,0 B2 , 9 34,11 3J,5 0,9 1.2 1 . 2 CZI

1111 , 7 2,6 0.1 tZI CZI

0 . 1 10,6

6, 11 6,0 o , 3

7 961 6 Bll

362 J 997

121 108

2 091 133

311 31

2

658 459 437 22

100.0 85,5

11.5 50,2

1.5 1.11

26,J 1. 7 0,11 0,11 CZI

8, 3 5,8 5,5 o,,

7 29B 6 OBO 5 098 5 035

63 BCf 76 B

7B6 112

1Cf 10

J 7

II 9113 261 21111

17

100, 0 BJ , ) 69 , 9 69 , 0

0, 9 1.2 1.0 0.1

10, 8 1,5 0 .2 0.1 CZ) 0 .1

0 . 1 12, 9

3 , 6 ) , 3 0 , 2

7 1125 6 6115

53B 5 5511

91 56

360 46 2B 26

2

555 197 1B5

12

100,0 89 , 5 7,3

111,e 1.2 0, 1

11,8 0,6 0.11 0,3 CZ)

7,5 2,7 2,5 0 . 2

5 B92 ~ 1B3 " 776 " 70J

7J )9 31

8

JOB 61

2

2 5112 165 145

20

lOO , O 8B , o 81 , 1 79 , 8 1,2 0,7 0,5 0.1

5 ,2 1,0 tZl

CZl 9, 2 2,B 2,5 O,J

5 996 ~ 650

595 " B35

50 )2

122 15 12 12

26J 71 56 15

100, 0 911,2

9,9 80,6

0,8 0,5

2,0 O, J 0,2 0,2

11,11 1,2 0,9 O,J

II 796 II 1100 II 1116 II 070

76 21 20

2

1811 119

)

3 2 2

321 71 67

5

100,0 91 , 7 B6 , 5 Bll,9 1,6 0.11 0.11 tZ>

3, B 1 . 0 0,1 0.1 CZ) CZ>

II 9811 II 792

570 II 077

27 12

B3 22

9 7 2

1)6 118 29 18

100,0 96,1 11,4 Bl,8

0,5 0 , 2

1.7 0.11 0,2 0.1 CZ>

2,7 1.0 0,6 0.11

II 576 II 265 II 01B 3 B78

1J9 25 23

2

169 53

100.0 93o2 87.8 B4 o8

J ,O Oo 5 0. 5 CZ>

5.6 1 . 2 1. 1 0.1

II 691 II 117B

516 ) 813

lB 16

911 21

9 9

167 JB 25 12

100.0 95.11 11 . 0 81,) o.4 Oo3

2.0 o . 5 0.2 0.2

3.6 o.B o.5 0.3

9 583 8 B54 8 532 B 270

262 116 112

II

1611 113

2 2

2

617 111

75 36

100.0 92,11 89 , 0 B6 , J

2.1 o,5 0.11 CZ>

1.1 1.2 CZ> CZI

CZl

6, 11 1. 2 o. 8 0.11

10 239 9 J95

9115 B 091

111 311

lBJ 12B

7 5 2

7116 91 60 JO

100.0 91,B

9,2 79,0 0.1 o , 3

1,B 1,J 0.1 0 . 1 CZI

7,J 0,9 o,6 o , 3

7 92J 7 1112 6 81111 6 659

186 32 J2

62 20J

1 1 1

658 12J 101

22

100,0 90 , 1 86 , 11 Bll , O

2 , J 0, 4 0. 11

0, 8 2. 6 CZ> CZI CZ>

8, , 1 , 5 1,, 0, 3

8 937 7 2115

756 6 109

5 35

67 27'

J

J

1 578 112 Bl 31

100,0 81 , 1

B,5 68,11 0.1 0,11

o,e J,1 CZ>

CZI

17,7 1.2 0,9 o . 3

5 055 II '711 II 2Bll II 153

1J1 26 26

3 61

5 5 5

650 27 22

5

100. 0 B6 , 5 84 , 7 82,1

2,6 0,5 o . 5

0 . 1 1 . 2 0. 1 0.1 0. 1

12, 9 0, 5 0. 11 0. 1

6 7B9 II 200

5,0 3 171

25

6 116B

7 3 2

2 2 5,0

52 3B 111

100,0 61,9

7,8 116 , 7

0,4

0.1 6,9 0.1 0.1 CZI

CZI

"·' o,8 0, 6 0.2

2 532 1 991 1 B32 1 7''1

98 ,6 36

12) 2 2 2

51B 22 15

7

100.0 78, 6 72,3 6B , 5 J, 9 1. 11 1 .11

4, 9 0,1 0.1 0.1

20,5 0, 9 0, 6 o, ,

II 369 2 112

3113 924

30

2 B13

2

2

2 203 52 37 15

100,0 llB,3 7,9

21.2

0.7

0,1 18,6

CZI

CZI

50,11 1.2 0,9 0,3



SUBJECT

NONFARM-·CON~

BLACK

HALE. , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY • • •• ••• I •

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER • ~ I • • • • • • •

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD • , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , • , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER • ~ • • • I • • • •

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER •••••• I •••••

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY ••• , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN


IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , ,

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER •••• I • • • • ••

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDI VIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , ,

FEMALE , , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , • , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , • , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,


IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS , , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN

SUBFAMILY, , , , , , , , , , OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , ,


P~IMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,



TOTAL, 1'1 YEARS AND OVER

7 55'1 6 383 3 '193 3 276

216 101 82 19 25

2 27'1 '189

25 10

6

" 2 1'1

876 270 261

9

100,0 8'1,5 '16,2 '13,'I 2,9 1,3 1.1 0,3 0,3

30.1 6,5 0,3 0,1 0 ,1 0, 1 <Z> 0,2

11.6 3,6 3,5 0.1

9 11'1 7 839 1 951 J 19'1

179 BJ 18

1 895 518

51 1111

6

2 1 058

165 163

2

100,0 86,0 21.11 J5 , 1 2,0 0,9 0.2

20,8 5,7 0,6 o,5 0,1

<Z> 11.6 1.8 1.e IZ>

1'1 TO 18 ANO 17 19

1 138 1 129

1

25

998 105

2

2

7 7

100.0 99,2 0.1

0.1

2. 2

87,7 9,2 0 , 1

0 ,6 0,6

1 132 1 117

'I 17

5

" 18

999 70

3 3

1 11 11

100.0 98,7

O,'I 1,5 0,'I 0,3 1,6

88,3 6,2 0,3 0,3

0.1 1,0 1,0

'175 '152

8 8

9 6 3

391

""

15 8 8

100.0 95,2 1.7 1.7

1, 9 1.J 0,6

82 , J 9,3

3,1 1.1 1.7

560 5118

2'1 38 23 2'1

372 67

2 2

'I 6 6

100,0 97.9

'1,2 6,8 '1.2 '1,3

66,5 11.9 O,J 0.3

0,7 1.0 1.0

20 TO 2'1

1 000 900 266 2'12

2'1 31 29

2

512 91

'I 'I

" 73 22 17

5

100.0 90,0 2~,6 2'1.2

2.11 3,1 2.9 0.2

51.2 9,1 O,'I O,'I o,11

7,3 2.2 1.7 0.5

1 198 1 092

2'15 3'10 56 19

35'1 79 18 15

1

2 55

" 31 1

100,0 91,2 20.5 28,'I

'1,6 1,6

29,6 6,6 1,5 1,J 0.1

0.1 '1.6 2,7 2,6 0.1

25 TO 29

768 603 '109 386 23 211 21

' 1'11

29

"

" 12'1 38 38

100,0 78,5 53.2 50,J 2.9 3,1 2.7 O,'I

18,11 J,8 0,5

o.s 16,1 '1,9 '1,9

979 855 262 '12'1

'" 1'1

83 37

9 9

93 23 22

1

100.0 87,J 26,8

"'·' J,5 1.11

8,5 3.8 0,9 0,9

9,5 2." 2,2 0.1

AGE (YEARS)

)O TO J'I

611 1197 392 385

7 11

9 2

60

'" 2 2

2

79

" " 100,0 81,2 6'1,1 63,0

1 .1 1,8 1,'I 0,'1

9,8 5,5 O,'I O, 'I

O,'I

12,9 5,'I 5, 'I

808 761 291 '108

23 8

27

" 8 6 2

JO 9 9

100,0 9'1,1 36,0 50,5 2,8 1.0

J,3 0,5 1,0 0,7 0,3

3,7 1,1 1.1

35 TO '10 TO 39 ""

5'17 '1'17 395 378

16 12 6 6

31 10

8'1 16 13 II

100,0 81,7 72,2 69,2

3 ,0 2 , 1 1. 1 1.0

5,7 1,8

15,J 2,9 2,J 0,6

672 607 252 309

18 J

17 8 6 6

'18 12 12

100,0 90,3 '7, 5 '16 , 0

2,7 O,'I

2,5 1.2 0,8 0,8

7,2 1. 7 1,7

61 29 10

10 56 1'1 1'1

100.0 85,o 67.o 62.8

"· 1 1.2 o .5 0.1

11.J 5.11 1,9

1o9 10.5

2.1 2.1

666 619 207 375

9 J

7 18

1 1

35 11 11

100.0 92,9 31o1 56,3 1." O.'I

1.0 2.1 0.2 0.2

5,2 1.7 1.1

'15 TO 5'1

998 792 676 617

58 3 3

77 36

122 8'1 8'1

100,0 79 ,11 67,7 61,9 5,9 o,J o, J

7,7 3,7

12.2 8,'I 8,'I

1 180 969 296 613

11 1

19 30

1 1

180 30 JO

100,0 82,1 25,1 52,0

o,9 0.1

1.6 2,5 0.1 0.1

15,J 2,5 2.5

55 TO 6'1

755 576 5'12 512

JO 2 2

3 30

2 2

2

155 22 22

100.0 76,11 71 ,8 67 , 8

11,0 0.2 0.2

o.11 J,9 0.2 0.2

0,2

20.5 2,9 2,9

903 652 170 '121

1

' 11 '17

23'1 17 17

100,0 72.2 18,9 '16,6

0.1 O,J

1.2 5,2

25,9 1,9 1,9

65 TO 75 ANO 7'1 OVER

'181 356 337 321

17 2 2

17

110 16 16

100,0 73 , 9 70,1 66,7 3,5 O,J 0,3

J,5

22,8 J,3 3,J

650 '106 1211 20:S

2

7 70

235 9 9

100,0 62 ,lf 19,1 31,2

O,J

1.1 10,8

36.1 l .If 1.lf

2'12 173 105 87 18

3

' 65

2 2 2

58 9 9

100.0 71,5 '13, 5 36,0 7,5 1.J 1,3

26,7 0,9 0 , 9 0,9

23,9 J,7 J,7

36'1 213

7'1 '16

J

90 2

2

1'13 5 5

100.0 58,7 20,5 12.1

0,9

2'1,6 0,6

0.6

39,'I 1,11 1.11


ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 197&-:-continued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE CYEARSl SUBJECT TOTAL, I--~~-..,.~~~-.-~~~..-~~-..,.~~~-.-~~~.--~~-..,.~~~.,-~~~.--~~-,.~~~

NONFARH-·CON,

SPANISH ORIGIN 1

MALE. • • • • , • , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHE~ , ~ , , , , • , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAHIL Y , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN


IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , ,

HARR1EO, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, •

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOlOS , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , , ,


HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAM ILY, , , , , , , , , HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS lN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , ,

FEMALE~ , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , WIFE OF sueFAMILY HEAD, •••• CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMIL IES , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD. , , , • , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , ,


PERCENT , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , HEAD OF SUBFAMILY , , , , , , , WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , , CHILO bF SUBFAM ILY HEAD , , , , CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD NOT IN SUBFAMILY~ , , , , , , , , ,

OTHERS NOT IN SUBFAMILIES , , , IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , ,

HEAD OF FAMILY, , , , , , , , , WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD, , , , , , OTHERS IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, ,

PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL, , , , ,

IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , ,

1'1 YEARS ANO OVER

J 363 3 010 1 91111 1 867

77 119 116

3 3

892 122

6

" 2 2

2 2110 106 98

8

100.0 89,5 57,8 55,5 2,3 1,5 1.'I 0.1 0.1

26,5 3,6 0 . 2 0.1 CZl 0,1

0.1 7 , 1 3 ,2 2,9 0,2

3 728 3 1121

512 1 927

5J '13

3

722 161

11 10

2

220 75 65 11

100.0 91,8 13,7 51 , 7 1,'I 1.2 0,1

19,lj 11,3 o,3 O,J CZl

5,9 2 , 0 1,7 0,3

111 TO 18 ANO 17 19

527 519

1 1

J

'189 26

2 1

1

" 2 2

100,0 98,5 0.2 0.2

0 , 6

92,9 '1,9 0,3 0 ,2

0.2

0 . 1 0,7 0,5 0,5

'156 '15'1

" 16 J 2 3

397 29

1 1

100.0 99,6 0,8 3,5 0,7 0,11 0,7

87,1 6,11 0.2 0,2

0.2

0 , 2

202 187

11 11

" " 162 10

1 1

6 8 7 1

100.0 92.2 5 , 6 5,6

2.0 2.0

79,9 11,7 0 , 7 0.1

0, 7

3,1 3 , 9 J,5 0,5

231 217

5 111

7 7

1'17 10

1 1

2 10 10

100.0 911,0

2. 1 17,6 3, 2 2.9

6J,7 11 .11 O,<I 0.11

1.0 11,5 11, 5

I P ERSONS Of SPANI SH OR IGIN MAY BE Of ANY RACE .

20 TO 211

'168 '100 192 1811

8 9 8 1

172 27

1

1 36 J2 JO

2

100.0 85,J 111.0 39,J 1.7 1.8 1.7 0 . 2

36,8 5,8 0.2

0 . 2 7,7 6 , 8 6,11 0.11

518 1175

58 255

18 9

119 17 5 5 1

21 18 16

2

100,0 91,5 11.1 119,1

3,5 1.7

22,9 3,J 1.0 0.9 0.2

11,0 3,5 3.1 o,3

25 TO 29

'125 369 306 JOO

7 1'1 1'1

J5 13

2 1 1

1 115 10 10

100.0 86,8 72,2 70,6 1,6 3,J J,3

8,2 3,2 0,11 0.2 0,2

0 ,2 10,5 2 . 3 2,J

'181 '151 69

330 7 7

JO 6 2 2

l!l 13 12 1

100,0 9J,8 111,11 68,7 1,5 1.5

6,3 1,J O,'I 0.11

J, 1 2,7 2,6 0.2

)O TO 311

J12 271 2'16 2110

6

" 2 2

7 1'1

22 19 17

2

100,0 86,8 78,8 76,9

1,9 1,J 0,8 0,5

2,J 11,J !Zl CZl

CZ)

7 , 1 6,1 5 , 'I 0,7

397 :n8

77 276

8 J

12 2 1 1

lJ 5 5

100 , 0 95,2 19,3 69,6 2, 1 0,6

J,1 0,5 0,2 0.2

J,J 1.2 1.2

35 TO J9

289 266 253 2111

11

9 5

lJ 10 10

100,0 92,1 87,11 8J,5 J,9

J,1 1.7

"·" J , 5 J,5

356 )'Ill

70 259

" 2

5

"

8

" J 1

100,0 96,7 19,6 72,7 1.2 0,7

1. 'I 1.2

2.1 1.2 0 , 9 0,2

'10 TO

""

11 5

23 6 6

100.0 89.6 8Jo'I 80,0 J.5 0 06 006

"·0 lo6

J15 JOO

59 231

2 1

5 2

11

" " 100.0 95,2 18.7 7Jo2 Oo5 o.J

1.6 o.8

3,5 l oJ 1. 3

'15 TO 511

'IJ'I J9J J77 J6J

15

" J 1

2 10

3J 7 5 2

100.0 90,6 86,9 8J,6

J,11 o,9 o.8 0.2

7,7 1.1 1.2 0,5

11115 1101

85 296

" 13 1 1

38 6 5 1

100.0 90,1 19.2 66,5

0,1

0,9 2 .9 0,2 0.2

8,5 1.J 1.1 0 .2

55 TO 611

2117 210 1911 180 13

7 7

5 5 1 1 1

27 10

8 1

100,0 8'1,9 78,5 73,1 5,'I 2,7 2,7

1,8 1.9 o, J O,J O,J

10,9 J,9 J ,'I 0,11

2 26

1

115 10

8 2

100,0 81,0 18,0 51,1 o,8 1. 7

0,5 8,8 O,J

O,J

15,J J, 5 2.6 o,8


129 109 99 96

" 6 6

18 2 2

100,0 811,5 76,8 711 .1 2.8 11,5 '1,5

0,2 J,O

13 , 6 1 .9 1 ,9

166 119

25 61

5

28

'17

100,0 71,8 15,0 36,9

J,O

16,9

28,2

119 J5 JO 26

"

5

1'1

(8 ) (8) (B) (8) CB> (B) !Bl !B l !Bl

( 8) (Bl tBI ( 8 ) !Bl (8) (8) (Bl (B) !Bl ( 8 ) (Bl

71 '15

8 13

1 2'1

22

" 1 J

<Bl CBl CB> !Bl (8) ( 8) (Bl

CBl (8) (8) (8) (8) (8) (B) (8) (8) (8 ) CB)

Table 3. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS UNDER 14 YEA_Rs_OLD, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976


AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION

23

TOTAL,1--~~-,-~~----.r-~~.....-~~--.~~~-+-~~~.,.-~~-,.~~~~~~-,.~~~~~~

SUBJECT

UNITED STATES

TOTAL

~LL RACES. • • • IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , ••• , •

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAO , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER. • , • , • , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , CHILD DF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDAR1 INOIVIDUAL , IN HOUSEHOLDS, • , IN GROOP QUARTERS. ,

WHITE, • , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMIL IES, • • , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD • , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , • , , , CHILD bF FAM ILY HEAD • , , , • OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

SECONDARY INOIVIDUAL , , • • IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, • , •

BL~CK, , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , • , •

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , • , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES. , , , CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , • , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , • IN HOUSEHOLDS. , • • , • • IN GROOP QUARTERS, , • •

SP~NISH ORIGIN 1, , , , , •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES. , , , , , CHILO bF F4HILY HEAD • • • , , OTHER RELAflVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , • , , • CHILD DF FAMILY HEAD , , , , • OTHER RELAf!VE OF FAMILY HEAD.

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL IN HOUSEHOLDS. , • IN GROOP QUARTERS.

HALE

A~L RACES, , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , • ,

CHILO DF F4H!LY HEAD , , , • OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , • OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , • , , • CHILO bF FAMILY HEAD , , , , • OTHER RELAflVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INPIVIOUAL , , , , , • IN HOUSEHOLDS , • • • • • • • • IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , , , • •

UNDER 111 YEARS

118 597 118 1116 115 8115

2 301 1 )08

992

175 171

II

276 151 125

110 11110 110 1'2 38 931

1 201 789 1112

109 108

1

199 98

101

7 1711 7 035 6 005 1 OJO

117' 558

65 62

' 711 50 2)

' 925 3 912 ' 719

193 122

71

1J 12

1

2'1 7811 211 575 23 11011

1 171 692 '179

76 711

2

13' 81 52

UNDER

' YEARS

9 082 9 004 8 208

796 '176 319

38 )8

110 22 18

7 '179 7 '136 7 0)6

1100 )06 94

18 18

25 1) 12

1 )85 1 )119

970 )79 160 219

20 20

15 9 6

857 853 783

70 511 15

5 5

11 6110 II 600 II 2)11

)66 2J1 1)5

17 17

2) 12 11

3 TO 5

YEARS

10 01' 9 891 9 )22

569 )50 218

70 70

52 35 17

8 27' 8 193 7 911

282 188

911

51 51

29 18 11

1 511 1 4711 1 208

266 111J 123

17 17

19 111

6

851 8115 802 43 31 12

6 6

5 1111 5 061 11 7611

297 195 102

28 28

25 20

11

•PERSONS or SPANISH ORIGIN MAY BE or ANY RACE.

6 TO 8

YEARS

9 TO 11

YEARS

10 276 11 1110 10 187 11 062

9 797 10 7)5 )90 )28 216 180 1711 148

37 21 J7 18

- II

52 20 32

8 5711 8 5111 8 306

208 129

79

20 20

110 15 25

1 1193 1 1163 1 292

171 81 91

17 17

12 II 8

828 827 796 Jl 1) 18

1 1

5 2311 5 196 5 005

191 117

7'1

17 17

21 11 10

57 n 2J

9 3011 9 2118 9 058

190 106

811

15 111

1

112 20 21

1 625 1 60'1 1 1181

123 63 60

6 3 3

15 13

2

818 816 787

29 15 111

2 1 1

5 677 5 643 5 11118

195 107 88

9 7 2

25 16

9

12 AND TOTAL, 13 ~NDER 111

Yt.ARS YEARS

8 086 8 002 7 783

219 86

1JJ

8 8

75 111 311

6 809 6 7112 6 621

121 60 60

11 II

1 161 1 1115 1 0511

91 26 65

II 11

12 10

2

571 571 5!51

21 9

12

II 119 II 0711 ) 952

122 113 79

II II

110 21 19

100,0 99.1 911.3

II, 7 2,7 2.0

0.11 0.11 CZ>

0,6 o.3 O,J

100,0 99,2 96,3 3.o 2,0 1.0

0,3 o.3 CZ>

0,5 0.2 0,3

100.0 98.1 83,7 111,11 6.6 7,8

0,9 o.9 CZ>

1.0 0,7 o.3

100.0 99.7 911,7

11,9 3, 1 1,8

0,3 0,3 CZI

100.0 99,2 911,11

11 .1 2,8 1,9

O,J 0,3 CZ>

o.s 0,3 0.2

UNDER

' YEARS

100.0 99.1 90.11

8,8 5.2 3,5

0.11 0.11

0.11 0.2 0.2

100.0 99,11 911.1 5,3 11.1 1.3

0.2 0.2

100.0 97, 11 10.0 21.11 1106 1s.8

1.1 0.1 0.5

100.0 99,5 91.3

8 ,1 6.3 1.8

o.s o.5

100.0 99.1 91.3 7,9 s.o 2,9

0.11 0.11

o.5 o.3 0.2

3 TO 5

YEARS

100.0 98,8 93,1 5,7 3,5 2.2

0.1 0.1

o.5 o.3 0.2

100.0 99,0 95,6

3,11 2.3 1.1

o,6 o,6

0.11 0.2 0.1

100,0 97 , 6 80,0 17,6 9,11 8,2

1.1 1.1

1,J o , 9 0 . 11

100.0 99,) 94 , 2 5,1 J,7 1.11

0.1 0 .1

100.0 99,0 9),2

!5,8 3,8 2.0

o,5 o.5

o,5 0.11 0.1

6 TO 8

YEARS

100,0 99,1 95,3 3,8 2.1 1. 7

0,11 0,11

o,5 0,2 0,3

100,0 99,J 96 , 9

2,11 1,5 0,9

0.2 0,2

0,5 0.2 o,3

100,0 98,0 86,6 11,5

5,11 6,1

1.1 1.1

o.a o,J 0,5

100,0 99,9 96,1 3,7 1 , 6 2.2

0,1 0.1

100,0 99,3 95,6

3,7 2,2 1.11

O,J 0,3

0,11 0,2 0,2

9 TO 11

YEARS

100.0 99,3 96,'I 2,9 1,6 1,J

0.2 0.2 CZI

0,5 O,J 0.2

100,0 99,11 97,3

2,0 1.1 0,9

0.2 0.2 CZl

0,11 0.2 0.2

100,0 98,7 91,1

7,6 J,9 3,7

0.11 0,2 0.2

0,9 0,8 0.1

100, 0 99,8 96,J

3,!S 1,8 1,7

0,2 0.1 0,1

100,0 99,4 96,0

3,11 1,9 1,6

0.2 0,1 CZl

0.11 O,J 0.2

12 AND 1)

YEARS

100,0 99,0 96 , 3

2.1 1,1 1,6

0.1 0.1

0,9 0.5 0.11

100.0 99,0 97,2

1,8 o.9 0,9

0.1 0,1

0,9 0,5 0,5

100.0 98,6 90,8 7,8 2,2 5,6

o,J O,J

1.0 0,9 0,1

100.0 100.0

96,11 ),6 1,6 2,0

100 ,0 98,9 95,9 J,O 1.0 1,9

0,1 0 . 1

1.0 0,5 0,5

24 Table 3. FAMILY STATUS OF PER.$0NS UNDER 1~ YEARS OLD,JJY A_GE RACE AND SPANISH

ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976--Continued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL, t-~~-,-~~~.--~~-,-~~--,,--~~+-~~~-,-~~-T~~~T-~~-,.~~~T-~~

SUBJECT


MALE--CON,

WHITE. , , , • , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAtIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES. • , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , •• OTHER RELAtIVE OF FAMILY HEAD ,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS,

..... .... . . . . . . BL~CK, , , , , , , , , ,

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES. , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , • , , • OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , OTHER, , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , IN HOUSEHOLDS , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, ,

... .. . . . . . SPANISH ORIGIN 1

, , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAtIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAf IVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONOAl'l'i' INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOlOS, , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , , , , ,

FEMALE

lLL RACES, , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD:

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, • • • • • •• IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , , ,

WHITE, , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY F~MILIES, , , , , ,


CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, ••• I •••••••

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , Cl-ilLD OF FAMILY HEAD , , OTHER RELAtIVE OF FAMILY HEAD:

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , , IN GROOP .QUARTERS, , , , , , ,

UNDER lll YEARS

20 680 20 533 19 909

6211 1112 212

53 52

1

911 51 113

3 606 3 5117 3 039

508 256 252

23 22

1

38 28 10

2 023 2 018 1 910

108 68 110

6 5 1

23 813 23 571 22 11112

1 129 616 513

99 98

1

1113 71 72

19 760 19 599 19 022

577 '77 200

56 56

106 117 59

UNDER 3

YEARS

3 8)0 3 807 3 630

177 11111

" 9 9

111 7 6

700 683 500 182 83

100

8 8

9 II 5

11111 1138 399

110 31

8

3 3

II 11112 II 11011 3 9711

1129 2115 1811

21 21

18 10

7

3 6119 3 629 3 1106

223 162

61

9 9

11 6 6

1 PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN MAY BE OF ANY RACE,

3 TO 5

YEARS

II 237 II 198 II 052

1115 101

11'1

211 211

16 12

3

759 7'17 605 1113 85 58

" II

8 6 1

'1116 11'13 1122 21 16

5

2 2

II 899 " 830 II 558

272 156 116

112 112

27 15 12

" 036 3 995 3 858

137 87 50

28 28

1'1 6 8

6 TO 8

YEARS

" )81 " 355 " 253

102 611 38

11 11

15 7 8

751 7)9 657 82 118 )II

6 6

6 II 2

1137 11)7 1122

15 6

10

5 0112 " 991 II 792

199 99

100

20 20

31 9

23

II 193 II 159 II 052

106 611 112

9 9

25 9

17

9 TO 11

YEARS

II 7511 II 7)) II 613

120 68 52

6 5 1

15 8 7

825 813 7118 65 )2

" 3 1 1

10 8 2

1121 1120 1100 20 10 10

1

5 1163 5 1119 5 286

lJJ 7) 60

12 11

1

'2 17 15

II 550 " 515 II 111111

71 38 32

9 9

27 12 15

12 ANO TOTAL, 13 UNDER 111

Yt.ARS YEARS

' 1178 3 11110 3 360

80 311 116

2 2

35 16 19

57' 566 529 )7

9 28

2 2

5 5

279 279 268 11

II 7

3 967 ' 928 3 831

96 II) 53

II II

35 20 15

3 JJ2 ' 301 ' 261

110 26 111

1 1

29 15 111

100,0 99,3 96,3

J,O 2,0 l,O

0,3 O,J IZl

0,5 0.2 0. 2

100,0 98,3 811,2 111.1 7,1 7,0

0 , 6 0,6 IZl

l.O 0,8 O,J

100.0 99,7 911,11 5,J J,3 2.0

O,J 0.2 IZl

100, 0 99,0 911,2

11. 7 2;6-2,2

0.11 0,11 IZl

0,6 0,3 O,J

100,0 99,2 96,J

2,9 1.9 l,O O,J 0,3

0,5 0.2 O,J

UNDER 3

YEARS

100.0 99,11 911.8

11.6 ),8 0.9

0.2 0.2

0.11 0.2 0.2

100.0 97,5 71.5 26.0 11.8 111.2

1.2 1. 2

1.3 o.6 0,1

lOo.o 99. 11 90.'I

9.o 7.1 1.9

0.6 o.6

100.0 99,1 89,5

9,7 5,5 11.1

o.5 0.5

0.11 0.2 0.2

100.0 99,11 9),)

601 11.11 1.7

0.2 0.2

o., 0.2 0.2

3 TO 5

YEARS

100,0 99,1 95,6

3.11 2.11 1.0

o,6 o,6

0,11 o,3 0.1

100.0 98 , 11 79,6 18,8 11.1 7.6

o,6 o.6

1.0 o,8 0.2

100.0 99,5 911,8

11 . 7 3,6 1. 1

o.5 o. 5

100.0 98,6 9),0

5,6 3,2 2,)1

o.9 o,9

o,5 o.3 o,J

100.0 99,0 95,6

3,11 2.2 1.2

0.1 0.1

o,J 0.1 0.2

6 TO 8

YEARS

100,0 99,11 97,l 2,J 1,5 0,9

O,J O,J

O,J 0. 2 0,2

100.0 98,11 87,5 10,9 6 , 11 11 ,5

o, 8 0,8

0,8 0 , 6 0,2

100,0 100.0 96,5

J , 5 l,J 2.2

100, 0 99,0 95,0

3,9 2.0 2.0

O,'+ 0,11

0,6 0.2 0,11

.100.0 99,2 96,7 2,5 1,5 1.0

0,2 0.2

0,6 0.2 0.11

9 TO 12 ANO 11 13

YEARS YEARS

100,0 99,5 97,o 2,5 1.11 1 . 1

0.1 0.1 IZl

O,J 0.2 0.1

100,0 98,5 90,6 7,9 J,9 11,0

0,11 0.2 0.2

1.2 0,9 0,2

100.0 99,8 95 , 0

11,8 2,3 2.11

0.2 IZl 0.2

100,0 99,2 96,8

2.11 1,J 1,1

0.2 0.2 IZl

0,6 0,3 0,3

100.0 99,2 97,7 1.6 o,8 0.1

0.2 0,2

0,6 o,3 0,3

100,0 98,9 96 , 6 2,3 1.0 1,3

0.1 0.1

1. 0 0,5 o.s

100,0 98,8 92,11

6, 11 1. s 11,9

0,3 0,3

0,9 0,9

100, 0 100,0 95,9 'l,l 1, 6 2,6

100,0 99 , 0 96 , 6

2,11 1.1 1,3

0.1 0.1

0,9 o.s 0.11

100,0 99,1 97,9 1.2 0.8 0.11

CZl IZl

0,9 0,11 o,11

Table 3. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS UNDER 14 YEARS OLD, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, AND SEX:MARCH-197~ontinuecl


AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION

25

TOTAL, 1--~~-r~~~...-~~-,-~~~..-~~-+-~~~-.-~~--,c--~~.,..-~~--,~~~.,..-~~ SUBJECT


FEMALE--CON,

BL.ACK, • , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD.

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, OTHER. • I • • • • I

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , , , ,

SP~NISH OR!GIN 1 , , , , , ,

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATI VE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONOARV INDIVIDUAL IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , IN GROOP QUARTERS,

NONFARM

TOTAL

~LL RACES, , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, ,

WHITE , , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,


CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAM ILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , IN GROOP QUARTERS,

BL~CK , •••• I • • • •

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , , , ,

UNOE~ 14 YEARS

J 566 J '189 2 966

522 216 )06

'12 '10

1

J6 22 1'1

1 902 1 895 1 809

86 55 J1

7 7

'16 976 '16 5'11

"" 330 2 211 1 266

9'15

175 171

" 259 1'16 11'1

)8 968 )8 668 )7 51'1

1 15'1 761 J9J

109 108

1

191 92 99

7 0'17 6 917 5 929

988 '158 5JO

65 62

)

65 50 15

UNDER )

YEARS

685 666 '169 197

78 120

12 12

6 5 2

'116 •11'1 J811

JO 2J

7

2 2

8 81) 8 7)6 7 971

765 1158 )08

J8 J8

J9 22 16

7 2'18 7 205 6 826

J79 292

88

18 18

25 lJ 12

1 )56 1 )2)

95) )70 156 2111

20 20

111 9 5

lpERSONS Of SPANI SH ORIGIN MAY BE Of ANY RAC E,

J TO 5

YEARS

752 727 6011 12) 58 65

1J 1)

12 7

" 1106 1102 )80 22 15

7

" II

9 7)'1 9 61'1 9 062

552 JJ9 21'

70 70

50 JS 15

8 021 7 9111 7 667

27'1 182

92

51 51

29 18 11

1 '186 1 '150 1 19)

257 1J8 119

17 17

18 1'1

II

6 TO 8

YEARS

7'12 725 6J5

90

" 57

11 11

6

6

J91 )90 )7'1

16 7 9

9 9J2 9 8118 9 '172

'76 21J 162

J7 J7

117 18 29

8 261 8 202 7 999

20) 128

75

20 20

J8 111 25

1 1170 1 11'111 1 281

162 79 8J

17 17

9 II

"

9 TO 11

YEARS

800 791 7JJ

58 Jl 27

J 2 1

5 5

J97 )96 )88

9 5

" 1 1

10 751 10 67) 10 J55

J17 175 1'12

21 18

II

57 :n 2J

8 9'15 8 888 8 702

186 10J 8J

15 1'1

1

112 20 21

1 596 1 575 1 '158

117 62 55

6 J J

15 lJ

2

12 AND TOTAL, 1) UNDER H

Yt.ARS YEARS

588 579 525 5'1 17 J7

2 2

7 5 2

292 292 28)

9 5 5

7 7'16 7 671 7 '170

201 80

120

8 8

67 J7 JO

6 '192 6 1132 6 320

112 57 55

II

" 57 27 JO

1 139 1 125 1 011'1

81 2J 58

II

" 10 10

100,0 97,8 8J,2 1'1, 7 6,1 8,6

1.2 1.1 IZI

1.0 0,6 0,11

100,0 99,6 95,1

'1,5 2,9 1.6

0,'1 O,'I

100,0 99,1 911,'I

'1,7 2,7 2,0

0,'1 O,'I <Z> 0,6 O,J 0.2

100,0 99,2 96,J

J , O 2.0 1.0

0,) O,J IZI

0,5 0,2 O,J

100.0 98 , 2 8'1,1 1'1,0 6,5 7,5

0,9 0,9 IZI

0,9 0,7 0.2

UNDER )

YEARS

100.0 97,J 68,5 28.8 11.J 17,5

1.7 1.7

0,9 0.1 0.2

lOd'.o 99,5 92,'I 1.2 5,5 1.6

0.5 o.5

100.0 99o1 90.'I 8.7 5,2 J.5

0.11 0.11

Ooll o.J 0.2

100.0 99.11 9'1.2 5 , 2 11.0 1.2

0 . 2 0.2

o.J 0.2 0.2

100.0 97,5 10.2 27,) 11,5 15.8

1,5 lo5

1.0 0.1 OoJ

) TO 5

YEARS

100.0 96,7 8Q,J 16,'I 7,7 8,7

1.7 1. 7

1.6 1.0 o,6

100.0 99,1 9J,6 5,5 J , 7 1,8

o,9 Q,9

100,0 98,8 9J,1 5,7 J,5 2.2

o,7 0.1

o,5 o,11 0. 2

100.0 99,0 95,6

J,11 2,J 1.2

o,6 o,6

0.11 0.2 0.1

100,0 97,6 80,J 17,) 9,J 8,o

1.2 1 . 2

1.2 0,9 Q,)

6 TO 8

YEARS

100, 0 97,7 85 , 6 12.1

11,11 7,7

1,5 1,5

o,8

o,8

100,0 99,8 95,8

'l,O 1.8 2,2

0.2 0.2

100,0 99,1 95,'I J,8 2.1 1.6

0.11 0.11

0,5 0.2 O,J

100,0 99,J 96,8

2,5 1.5 0,9

0.2 0.2

0,5 0.2 O,J

100,0 98,2 87,2 11.0

5,11 5,7

1. 2 1. 2

0,6 O,J O,J

9 TO 11

YEARS

100,0 98,9 91,6 7,) J,9 J,'I

O,'I 0,2 0.2

0,7 0 , 7 ' -

100,0 99,8 97,6 2.2 1.2 1.0

0.2 0.2

100,0 99,J 96,J J,O 1.6 1,J

0.2 0.2 I ZI

0,5 O,J 0,2

100.0 99,'I 97,) 2.1 1.1 0,9

0.2 0.2 IZI

0,5 0.2 0.2

100,0 98,7 91,J 7,) J,9 J ,5

0.11 0.2 0.2

0,9 0,8 0.1

12 ANO lJ

YEARS

100,0 98,5 89 , J 9,2 2,9 6,J

O,'I O,'I

1.1 0,9 O,J

100, 0 100,0

96 , 8 ) , 2 1,6 1,6

100,0 99,0 96,11

2,6 1.0 1,6

o. o.

0,9 0,5 0,11

100,0 99,1 97,) 1.1 0,9 0,8

o. o.

0,9 0,11 0,5

100,0 98,8 91,6 7,1 2, 0 5 , 1

O, J o,J

0,9 0,9

26

Table 3. FAMILY STATU-S OF PERSONS UNDER 14 YEARS OLD, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH ORIGIN, AND SEX: MARCH 1976---Continued -

< Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTALo ~~~-..-~~~.---~~-..-~~~.---~~-t-~~~~~~--,~~~~~~--,~~~~~~

SUBJECT

NONFARH··CON~

TOTAL··CDN,

SPlNISH ORIGIN 1 , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , ,

CHILD OF FAHILY HEAD , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER. • • • • , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , CHILD OF FAHILY HEAO , , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INOIVIDUAL , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , ,

HALE

lLL RACES, , , , , • IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAHILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER. , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILD OF FAHILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, , ,

WHITE, , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILO OF FAHILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMIL IES, • , • , , CHILD DF FAHILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIOUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS , , • ,

BLACK, , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILD DF F.AMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , , CHILD DF FAMILY HEAD , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD:

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , , ,

SPlNISH ORIGIN 1, , , , , , IN PRIMARY FlMILIES, , , , , , ,

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAHILY HEAD,


IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , CHILD DF FAMILY HEAD , • , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD ,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , • • , , IN HOUSEHOlDS, , , , , IN GROOP QUARTERS, ,

UNDER l'l YEARS

J 666 3 85) 3 661

192 121

71

1) 12

1

2J 905 2J 705 22 580

1 125 672 1152

76 711

2

1211 78 116

19 865 19 7211 19 lJO

59'1 396 196

53 52

1

86 116 110

J 556 3 1196 J 007

1191 251 2110

2J 22

1

Jll 28

7

1 996 1 991 1 88J

106 66 110

6 5 1

UNDli:R J

YEARS

651 8'16 776

10 511 15

5 5

II 501 II '161 II 107

35'1 221 1JJ

17 17

23 12 11

J 705 J 68) J 515

166 137 Jl

9 9

1'1 7 6

691 6711 11911 1110

80 100

8 6

9 II 5

'139 11)6 J96

'10 Jl

8

3 J

lpERSONS Of SPANISH ORIGIN MAY BE Of ANY RACE,

J TO 5

YEARS

6 6

II 968 " 917 II 6JO

287 190 96

28 28

23 20

J

II 1011 II 065 J 92'1

1111 96 113

211 211

16 12

J

7'18 7'7 600 1'7 8) 5 '1

" " 6 6

1137 11)5 111'1

21 16

5

2 2

6 TO 8

YEARS

618 617 767

JO 12 18

1 1

5 0'7 5 ooo II 815

165 117 68

17 17

19 11

8

" 198 " 172 II 075

91 611 J)

11 11

15 7 6

7110 729 6119

80 '18 32

6 6

" 'I

'IJl llJl 1115

15 6

10

9 TO 11

YEARS

606 80'1 775

29 15 1'I

2 1 1

5 '1611 5 'IJO 5 2111

189 105

8'1

9 7 2

25 16

9

II 551 II 5JO II 111)

116 66 51

6 5 1

15 8 7

815 802 7111 62 J2 JO

3 1 1

10 8 2

111'1 '113 393 20 10 10

1

12 ANO TOTAL, 13 UNDER 111

Yt.ARS YEARS

559 559 536

21 9

12

3 935 3 896 3 767

110 )9 71

3'1 19 16

J 306 J 2711 3 203

72 31 '10

2 2

29 1) 16

562 555 52J J2

6 25

2 2

5 5

275 275 26'1

11 'I 7

100.0 99,7 911,7

5,0 J,1 1,8

O,J O,J CZ>

100,0 99,2 911 ,5 11,7 2,8 1,9

O,J O,J CZl

0,5 O,J 0 ,2

100,0 99,J 96,J J,O 2,0 1.0

O,J O,J CZl

O,'I 0,2 0.2

100,0 98,11 811 ,6 lJ,8 7 ,1 6,7

0,7 0,6 CZl

1.0 o,8 0.2

100.0 99,7 9'1,J

5,11 J,11 2,0

O,J 0,2 CZ)

UNDER J

YEARS

100.0 99,5 91,J

e .2 6,11 1.6

0.5 0.5

100.0 99.1 91.2 7,9 11.9 J.o

0.5 o.J 0.2

100.0 99,11 911,9

'1.5 J.7 0.8

0.2 0.2

Oo'I 0.2 0.2

100.0 97,5 71,5 26.0 1106 l'loll

1.2 1.2

1.J 0.6 o.7

100.0 99,'I 90.3

9.1 7.1 1,9

0.6 o.6

J TO 5

YEARS

100.0 99 , J 9'1,2

5,1 J,7 1.11

o.7 o,7

100.0 99,0 9J,2 5,8 J,8 1 ,9

o,6 o,6

o,5 o,'I 0.1

100.0 99,0 95,6

J ,11 2.11 1.0

o,6 o,6

0.11 o.J 0.1

100.0 98,6 80,2 18,J 11.1 7.2

o,6 o,6

o.8 o,8

100.0 99,5 911,7

11,8 J,7 1.1

o,5 o,5

6 TO 8

YEARS

100.0 99,9 96,2

3,7 1,5 2.2

0.1 0.1

100,0 99,J 95,6 J,7 2,J 1.11

o,J o,J

O,'I 0,2 0,2

100.0 99,11 97,1 2,J 1.5 0,8

O,J o,J

0,11 0.2 0.2

100,0 98,6 87,8 10,8 6,5 11,J

0 . 8 o,8

0,6 0,6

100.0 100,0

96,11 J ,6 1,J 2.2

9 TO 12 AND 11 13

YEARS YEARS

100.0 99,8 96,2 J,6 1,8 1,8

0,2 0.1 0.1

100,0 99,11 95,9 J,5 1.9 1,5

0.2 0.1 CZ>

0,5 O,J 0.2

100.0 99,5 97,0 2,6 1.11 1.1

0.1 0.1 CZ>

O,J 0.2 0.1

100,0 98,5 90,9 7,6 'l,O J,6

O, 'I 0.2 0.2

1.2 0,9 0.2

100,0 99,8 911,9

'1,8 2 ,'I 2,5

0.2 CZl 0.2

100,0 100,0 96,3 J,7 1,6 2.1

100,0 99,0 96,2

2,8 1.0 1 ,8

0,1 0.1

0,9 0,5 O,'I

100,0 99,0 96,9 2,2 0,9 1.2

0.1 0.1

0,9 0.11 0,5

100,0 98,8 9J,O 5,8 1,3 '1,11

O,J O, J

0,9 0,9

100,0 100.0 95,8

11,2 1.6 2,6

27 Table 3. FAMILY STATUS OF PERSONS UNDER 14 YEARS OLD, BY AGE, RACE AND SPANISH

ORIGIN, AND SEX: M~RCH 1976-Continued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL, ~~~--.-~~~.--~~-r~~--,..---~~-t-~~~-.-~~----.~~~....-~~----.~~~-.---~~-

SUBJECT

NONFARM-·CON,

FEMALE

~~L RACES. • , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES, , , , , ,

CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD • , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , , , , CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD:

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , , , , IN GROUP QUARTERS, , , , , ,

WHITE , , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , ,

CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAtlVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

CHILO OF SUBFAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , OTHER RELAfIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , , , IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , , , • , • IN GROOP QUARTERS, , , • , , ,

BLlCK , , , , , , , , , , , IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , ,

CHILD bF FAMILY HEAD , • , , , OTHER RELAflVE OF FAMILY HEAD,


IN SECONDARY FAMILIES, , • , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD:

SECONDA~Y INDIVIDUAL • IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , IN GROOP QUARTERS ,

SP~NISH ORIGIN 1 , , , , , ,

IN PRIMARY FAMILIES , , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD • , , , , OTHER RELAfIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,


IN SECONDARY FAMILIES , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD •• , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

SECONDA~V INDIVIDUAL • IN HOUSEHOLDS, , , IN GROOP QUARTERS,

UNDER 111 YEARS

23 071 22 836 21 750

1 087 5911 1192

99 98

1

135 68 67

19 103 18 911'1 18 385

560 365 195

56 56

103 1111 59

3 1191 3 1118 2 921

1197 207 290

112 '10

1

31 22

9

1 869 1 862 1 778

811 53 31

7 7

UNDER 3

YEARS

II 312 II 275 3 8611

'Ill 237 1711

21 21

16 lD

6

3 5113 3 522 3 311

212 15!!

57

9 9

11 6 6

665 6118 1158 190

76 11'1

12 12

5 !!

'112 1110 380 30 23

7

2 2

1PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN MAY BE OF ANY RACE.

3 TO 5

YEARS

" 766 II 697 " 1132 265

1'19 116

112 '+2

27 15 12

3 917 3 876 3 7'+3

13) 83 !50

28 28

111 6 8

7'8 713 !!93 120

55 65

13 13

12 7 II

395 392 370 21 1'+

7

" II

6 TO 8

YEARS

" 896 II 8118 " 657

191 97 911

20 20

28 7

21

" 063 " 030 3 925

106 6'+ 112

9 9

2'1 7

17

730 71'1 632 82 31 51

11 11

II

" 387 386 371

15 6 9

1 1

9 TO 11

YEARS

5 286 5 2'+2 5 11'1

128 70 58

12 11

1

32 17 15

II 3911 II 358 " 289

69 37 32

9 9

27 12 15

781 773 717

55 JO 26

3 2 1

5 5

391 391 382

9 5 II

12 AND TOTAL, 13 µNDER 111

Yt.ARS YEARS

3 811 3 775 3 683

91 112 50

" " 32 19 111

3 186 ' 158 3 117

'10 26 1'1

1 1

27 111 111

577 570 521

'+9 16 3J

2 2

5 5

28'+ 28'+ 275

9 5 5

100,0 99 , 0 9'+,3

"· 7 2,6 2,1

O,'i O,'i CZl

0,6 0,3 0, 3

100,0 99,2 96,2

2,9 1,9 1,0

0,3 0,3

o.s 0.2 0,3

100,0 97,9 83,7 1'+,2 5,9 8,3

1.2 1.1 CZl

0, 9 0,6 0.2

100,0 99,6 95,l

'+,!! 2,8 1,7

O,'I O, 'I

UNDER 3

YEARS

100 . 0 99,1 89,6 9,5 5,5 'l,O

Oo5 0.5

Oo'I 0.2 0.1

100.0 99,lj 93,5 600

"·" 1.6

Oo3 0.3

o.3 0.2 0.2

100.0 97,5 68,9 28,6 ll o'+ 11.2

1.8 l 08

0.1 0.1

100.0 99,5 92,3 1.2 5.6 lo7

0,5 0,5

3 TO 5

YEARS

100.0 98,5 93,0 5,6 3,1 2,'+

0,9 o,9

o,6 o,3 o,3

100.0 98,9 95,6

3,'+ 2.1 1. 3

0 . 1 0.1

o.'+ 0.1 0.2

100.0 96,7 80, 11 16,3

7,'+ 8,8

1,8 1,8

1.6 1.0 o,6

100.0 99,l 93,7

5,'+ 3,6 1,8

o,9 o,9

6 TO 8

YEARS

100,0 99,0 95,1 3,9 2,0 1,9

O,'+ O,'I

0,6 0.1 O,'I

100,0 99,2 96,6 2,6 1.6 1.0

0.2 0,2

0,6 0.2 0.11

100 , 0 97,8 86,6 11,3 'i,2 7,0

1,6 1,6

0,6

0,6

100.0 99,8 95,9

3,9 1,7 2,2

0,2 0,2

9 TO 12 AND 11 13

YEARS YEARS

100,0 99,2 96,7 2,'i 1.3 1.1

0, 2 0.2 CZl

0,6 0,3 0,3

100,0 99,2 97,6 1,6 0,8 0,7

0 . 2 0.2

0 , 6 0,3 0,3

100,0 98,9 91,8 7,1 3,8 3,3

O,'i 0.2 0.2

0,7 0,7

100,0 99,8 97,6

2.2 1,2 1,0

0.2 D.2

100,0 99,1 96,7

2,'+ 1.1 1,3

0, 1 0.1

0,9 0,5 O,'i

100,0 99,1 97,8 1.3 0,8 0,5

IZl (Zl

100,0 98 , 8 90 , 3

8,5 2,7 5,8

0,11 0,11

0,9 0,9

100,0 100,0 96,7

3,3 1,6 1,6

28

Table 4. FAMILY RELATIONSHIP AND PRESENCE OF PARENTS, FOR PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OLD, BY AGE AND RACE: MARCH 1976 .

SUBJECT

ALL RACES

TOTAL. , • , , , , , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , GRANOCHilO OF FAMILY HEAD, • , • OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WITH BOTH PARENTS , , , , , CHILO OF FAMI LY HEAD , , , , , , GRANOCHllO OF FAMILY HEAD, • , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD,

LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY. • , • • , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , • , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WlTH FATHER ONLY, , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATI¥E OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WITH NEITHER PARENT , , , , NOT IN FlHILIES, , , , , , , , , , ,

WHITE

TOTAL, , , , , , , , , , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , •,• , , ,

CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANOCHILO OF FAMILY HEAD, • , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD , ,

LIVING WITH BOTH PARENTS , , , , • CHILO OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANOCHilO OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD , •

LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , • GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD , •

LIVING WITH FATHER ONLY , , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , • , , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD , ,

LIVING WITH NEITHER PARENT , , , , NOT IN FlMILiES, , , , , , , , , , ,

BLACK

TOTAL, , , , , , , , , , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, •

LIVING WITH BOTH PARENTS • , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANDCHlt··o OF FAMILY HEAD, • , , OTHER RE .ATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY, , , , , , CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WITH FATHER ONLY, , , , , , CHILD OF. FAMILY HEAD , , , , , , GRANDCHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, , , , OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, ,

LIVING WITH NEITHER PARENT , , , • NOT IN FlMILIES, , • , •• , , , , ,


AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL, t--~~-.-~~~..-~~-.-~~~.--~~-t-~~~-.-~~-.-~~-.-~~-.-~~-.-~~~ UNDER 18 UNDER 3 TO 6 TO 10 TO 111 TO TOTAL, UNDER 3 TO 6 TO 10 TO

YEARS 1 3 5 9 1 J 17 UNDER 18 3 5 9 13

65 129 611 697 61 765

1 215 1 717

52 101 51 652

382 66

10 310 9 400

750 160 811 713 83 15

1 '176 1132

511 '111 511 081 52 51'1

737 829

46 342 '16 036

261 'IS

6 1121 5 887

'I'll 92

63'1 591 35

8 68'1 JJO

9 461 9 366 8 099

'132 83'1

" 688 " 572 97

20 3 791 3 112'1

299 67

1115 103

36 6

7111 96

YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS' YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS

9 082 9 0112 8 2'16

412 38'1

7 535 7 3711

11111 17

1 159 851 260

'17 29 22

7

319 '10

7 09 7 4511 7 05'1

268 132

6 676 6 567

911 14

66'1 469 171 24 20 18

2

911 25

1 385 1 369

990 135 2'15 657 615

'11 2

48'1 371 89 24

8 'I 5

219 15

10 013 9 961 9 393

302 266

8 060 7 958

87 15

1 607 1 '76

197 :n 77 59 18

218 52

8 27:3 8 24'1 7 962

166 116

7 127 7 066

56 5

972 851 10'1

17 52

"" 7

911 29

1 511 1 '192 l 226

117 1119 735 707

18 10

617 5(,9

91 16 17 10

8

123 19

13 779 lJ 702 13 209

226 267

11 075 10 982

75 18

2 28'1 2 12'1

129 31

128 103

23 2

215 77

11 503 11 '1111 11 17'1

131 136

9 821 9 758

51 12

1 '125 1 JJ5

69 21 911 81 11

2 100 62

2 009 1 99'1 1 783

85 127

1 026 999

21 6

832 767

55 10 25 16

9

111 15

15 72'1 15 616 15 169

159 288

12 '162 12 '107

'15 10

2 701 2 582

90 29

209 160

23 6

2'13 108

16 531 16 376 15 7'18

116 512

12 969 12 9)1

J2 6

2 559 2 '167

73 19

368 350

11 7

'180 155

13 165 1J 13 101 1J 12 8118 13

971 8111 '175

99 15'1

11 119 11 11 076 11

7J 293 598 568

'" 10 1 693 1 621

57 1'1

165 152

8 5

125 8'1

2 269 2 2'15 2 069

53 123

1 116 1 1011

11

986 9'11 '1 15 )6 2'1 11

1 107

211

26

" 1 668 1 612

'10 16

303 296

6 1

271 131

2 287 2 265 2 OJ2

'13 190

1 15'1 l 1116

6 2

871 836

J2 3

60 50

5 5

181 22

100,0 99,3 911,8 1,9 2,6

80.0 79,3 0,6 0.1

15,8 111 ·" 1.2

0, 2 1.2 1 . 1 0,1 IZ> 2,3 0,7

100,0 99 , 'I 96,5 1,'I 1.s

85,2 8'1,6

0 ,5 0. 1

11.8 10.8 0 ,8 0, 2 1.2 1.1 0.1 CZ> 1 , ) 0 ,6

100.0 99 , 0 85,6

'1 , 6 8,8

'19,6 '18,3 1.0 0, 2

'10,1 36,2

) , 2 0,7 i,5 1.1 O,'I 0.1 7,8 1.0

100.0 99,6 90,8

'1,5 '1 , 2

83,0 81,2

1 , 6 0 , 2

12 , 8 9, 11 2 , 9 0,5 O, J 0,2 0 , 1

3,5 0 . 11

100.0 99,7 9'1,3

) , 6 1 , 8

89,3 87,8 1,3 0.2 8,9 6,3 2,3 0,3 0,3 0 ,2 IZ>

1,3 0,3

100.0 98,9 71 , 5 9,7

17,7 '17,5

""·" 2 , 9 0,1

35,0 26,8 6,'I 1, 7 0,6 0,) 0,3

15,8 1,1

100.0 99,5 9J,8 3 , 0 2,7

80 , 5 79,5 0,9 0 , 1

16.0 13.7 2,0 0,3 o,8 o.6 0. 2

2.2 0,5

100.0 99,6 96,2

2. 0 1 . 11

86,1 85,'I

o,7 0. 1

11. 7 10,3 1.J 0.2 0,6 o, 5 0.1

1 . 1 O,'I

100. 0 98,7 81 ,1

7 , 7 9, 9

'18, 6 '16 , 8 1.2 0,7

'10,8 JJ,7 6.0 1.1 1.1 o,6 o.s

100,0 99,'I 95,9 1,6 1,9

80,'I 79,7 0,5 0.1

16,6 15,11 o,9 0,2 0,9 0,7 0 . 2 <Z> 1,6 0,6

100.0 99,5 97,1

1.1 1.2

85 ,11 811,8

0 ,11 0 . 1

12 . 'I 11.6

0 , 6 0 . 2 0 , 8 o,7 0.1 IZl 0,9 0 , 5

100.0 99 , 3 88 , 7

11 , 2 6,3

51 , 1 '19,7

1.1 0,3

111 . 11 38,2 2,7 0,5 1.2 o,8 O,'I

5,5 0 . 1

100,0 99,3 96,5 1.0 1,8

79,3 78,9

0, 3 0.1

17 , 2 16,'I

0 , 6 0.2 1.3 1.1 0.1 IZl 1 . 5 0 , 7

100 . 0 99 , 'I 97,'I

0 , 8 1,2

811 , 3 811 , 0 0,3 0 . 1

12,8 12,3

O, 'I 0.1 1.2 1.1 0.1 IZl 0,9 0 ,6

100,0 98 , 9 91 , 2 2.3 5,11

'19,2 '18, 7 0,5

'IJ,5 '11,5 1,J 0,6 1,6 1.0 0,5 0.1 '1,7 1.1

111 TO 17

YEARS

100,0 99,1 95,) 0,7 J,1

78,5 78,2

0,2 IZI

15,5 111,9

O,'I 0,1 2 , 2 2.1 0,1 IZ> 2,9 0,9

100,0 99 , 1 96,5 0,5 2.1

8), 0 82 , 8

0 . 2 IZl

11,9 11,5 0,3 0.1 2 . 2 2 . 1 IZI IZI 1 ,9 0,9

100, 0 99,0 88,8 1,9 8,3

50,5 50,1 0,3 0.1

38,1 36, 5

1.11 0.1 2,6 2.2 0.2 0.2 7,9 1,0

' ·EXCLUDES PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OLD WHO ARE HEADS ANO WIVES OF HEADS OF FAMILIES AND SUBFAMILIES,

29 Table 5. PRESENCE OF _PARENT, BY M1'RITAL STATUS OF PARENT, EO~ PER8-0NS UNDER 18 YEARS

OLD LIVING WITH ONLY ONE PARENT, BY AGE AND RACE: MARCH 1976

SUBJECT

ALL RACES

TOTAL. • , , • • • , , • LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY, , , , ,

MOTHER, HEAD OF FAMILY , , SINGLE , • , , , , , , HUSBlND ABSENT , , , ,

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES: • • • SEPARATED, , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , ,

MOTHER, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY, , , , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

HUSBlND IN ARMED FORCES: •••• SEPARATED, , , , , , , , , , , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , ,

LIVING WITH FATHER ONLY, , , , FATHER, HEAD OF FAMILY , ,

SINGLE • , , , , , , WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARAfED, , , , , OTHER, , , , , , , •

WIDOWED. , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , ,

FATHER, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY, , , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , , , , , ,

SEPARATED, , , , , , • , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , ,

WHITE

TOTAL, , , , , , , , , , LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY, , , ,

MOTHER, HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , HUSBlND ABSENT , , , , , , ,

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES, SEPARAfED, , , , , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , • •

MOTHER, READ OF SUBFAMILY. , , , , SINGLE, • . • , , , • • • , • • • HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , , , , , , ,

HUSB~ND IN ARMED FORCES, , , , SEPARATED, , , , , • • • • • • , OTHER. , , , • , , • • • ,

WIDOWED. , , , , , , DIVORCED , • , , , , ,

LIVING WITH FATHER ONLY , FATHER, HEAD OF FAMILY , , ,

SING~E , , , , , , WIFE ABSENT, , , , ,

SEPARAtED, , , , , , OTHER, , • • ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , ,

FATHER, READ OF SUBFAMILY, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

. ... .

SEPARATED, , , , , • , , , • • OTHER. • • • • • , • ,

WIDOWED • • • • • • , • , • , , DIVORCED • • • • • , •• • • • •

SEE FOOTNOTE AT ENO OF TABLE.

(Numbers in thousands. For mean ing of symbols, see text)

AGE PERCENT DISTRIBUTI ON TOTAL, t--~~~r-~~-,~~~-,-~~~--.-~~~-+-~~~--;~~~.-~~--,..~~~..-~~-r-~~~

UNDER 18 YEARS 1

11 121 10 :Ho

9 QOO 1 020 J J5Q

6J 2 879

'111 1 J08 J 718

910 119 qqJ

32 J21

91 Q9

299

811 71'

18 188 128

60 167 J'IO

98

'11 38

3 7

50

7 055 6 '121 5 887

252 1 836

'15 1 501

290 8'10

2 959

5J'I '10

2J1 20

162 '18 JO

2'3

63Q 591

6 157 106

52 1'11 288

'IJ

1Q 11

J

29

UNDER J

YEARS

1 188 1 159

851 279 J53

17 295 '10 '11

178

J08 62

187 2'1

118 q5

7 52

29 22

5 8 8

q 6

7

2 2

5

68Q 66Q '169 8J

22'1 12

177 J5 26

1J6

195 27

117 16 72 Jo

q Q6

20 18

3 8 8

q J

2

2

J TO 5

YEARS

1 68'1 1 607 1 376

271 529

12 qq9 68 75

500

2Jl Jl

115 6

8'1 25

q 81

77 59

2 25 19

6 J

28

18

q J 1 2

1'

1 02J 972 851

76 322

10 270

'IJ J6

'117

120 7

50 J

J7 10

J 60

52 llQ

1 20 16

q J

20

7

6

6 TO 9

YEARS

2 '112 2 28Q 2 12Q

226 782

6 699 77

186 930

160 16 6'1

1 5J 10 12 69

128 lOJ

3 Jll 18 16 17 '19

25

7 6 1 1

16

1 520 1 '125 1 JJ5

Q8 Q211

6 J62

56 110 75J

91 J

28 1

2J 5 7

52

9Q 81

2'1 1Q

9 15 QJ

1J

J 2 1

10

10 TO 1J

YEAKS

2 911 2 701 2 582

l~J 9JO

12 819

99 J78

1 121

119 5

Q7 1

J7 9

1'1 5J

209 1110

2 Q8 Jo 18 J9 91

Jo

15 15

J 12

l 857 l 69J l 621

J5 '159

5 J86 69

2QO 8117

72 2

21 1

16 q 7

Q2

qq 26 18 JJ 75

l J

6 6

7

1Q TO TOTAL, 17 UNDER 18

YEARS YEARS 1

2 927 2 559 2 1167

90 759

16 617 127 629 989

92 q

Jl

29 1

1J qq

J68 J50

5 7q 5q 20

1011 167

18

12 12

2 5

1 971 1 668 1 612

11 Q06

12 J07

87 '128 767

56 1

lQ

1'1

8 J2

30J 296

2 62 '12 20 86

1Q7

7

J 3

5

100.0 92,7 8'1,5

9,2 30,2 0,6

25,9 3,7

11,8 JJ,Q

8,2 1.1 Q.O O,J 2,9 0,8 O,'I 2,7

7,J 6,'I 0.2 1. 7 1.2 0,5 1 ,5 J , 1

0 , 9

O,Q O,J CZI 0.1 O,Q

100,0 91,0 8J,'I

J,6 26,0

0,6 21,J

Q,1 11,9 Ql , 9

7 , 6 0,6 J,J O,J 2,J 0,7 0,11 J,J

9 , 0 8,Q 0.1 2.2 1,5 0,7 2,0 Q,1

0,6

0,2 0,2 CZ>

O,Q

UNDER J

YEARS

100,0 97,6 71,7 2J,5 29,7 1,5

2'1,9 J,Q J ,'5

15,0

25,9 5,2

15,7 2,0 9,9 J,8 0 , 6 11,Q

2,Q 1, 8 0,11 0,6 0,6

O,J 0,5

0,6

0,2 0,2

O,Q

l00,0 97,0 68,5 12,l J2,7

1,7 25,8

5,2 J,8

19,9

28,5 '1,0

17,l 2,J

10,5 Q,J 0,6 6,8

3,0 2,6 0,5 1,1 1,1

0,5 0,5

O,Q

0,1 0,1

0,2

J TO 5

YEARS

100.0 95,'I 81,7 16,1 Jl,Q 0,7

26,7 Q, 1 '1 , 5

29 , 7

lJ,7 1.8 6 , 8 o,q 5,0 1.5 0.2 '1 , 8

1.1

o,J 0.2 0 , 1 o, 1 0,8

100,0 95,0 8J,2 7,Q

31,5 1.0

26,J Q,2 J,5

Q0,7

11,8 0,1 11,9 o.J J,7 1.0 o, J 5,9

5,0 'l,J 0.1 2.0 1.6 o,q o,J 2,0

0.1

0,1

0.1

0,6

6 TO 9

YEARS

100.0 9Q,7 88,0

9,Q J2,Q o,J

29,0 J,2 7,7

J8 ,5

6,7 0.7 2,6 (ZI 2,2 O,'I 0,5 2.9

5,J Q,J 0.1 1.11 0.1 0,7 o,7 2.0

o,J 0.2 0.1 0,1 0,7

100,0 9J,8 87,8

J,1 27,9

O,Q 2J,8

J , 7 7, 3

119,5

6,0 0.2 1.9 0.1 1,5 o.J 0,5 J , Q

6,2 5 , Q

1,6 0,9 0,6 1 ,0 2,8

0,9

0.2 0.1 0.1

0,1

10 TO 1J

YEARS

100,0 92,8 88 , 7

5 , 3 J1,9 O,Q

28,1 J,Q

lJ , O 38,5

'1,1 0,2 1 , 6 (Z)

1 , J O,J 0,5 1,8

7,2 6,2 0.1 1,6 1.0 0,6 1,Q J,1

1,0

0 ,5 0,5

0 .1 O,'I

100,0 91,1 87,J 1,9

2'1,7 O,J

20,8 J,7

12,9 Q7,8

J,9 0,1 1.1 CZ) 0,9 0,2 o,q 2.J

8,9 8,2

2,'I 1.11 1,0 1,8 11,0

0,7

O,J O,J

O,Q

1Q TO 17

YEARS

100,0 87,'I 811 ,J J;l

25,9 0,6

21.1 q,J

21,5 JJ,6

J,1 0 ,2 1 , 0

1.0 0,1 O,Q 1 . 5

12,6 11,9

0 . 2 2,5 1,9 0,7 J,5 5,7

0,6

O,Q 0,'1

0.1 0,2

100,0 8'1 ,6 81,8 0,5

20,6 0,6

15,6 Q,Q

21,7 38,9

2,9 0.1 0,7

0,7

O,'I 1,6

15,Q 15,0 0,1 J,1 2,1 1.0 q,q 7,Q

0,11

0.1 0,1

0,2

30 Table 5. PRESENCE OF PARENT, BY MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT, FOR PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS

OLD [IVINGWITH ONLY ONE PARENT, BY AGE AND RACE: -MARCH1976---Continued

SUBJECT

BLACK

TOTAL • • , , , • • • • • • • LIVING WITH MOTHER ONLY, • , , , •

HOTHER1 HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , SJNG~E , · , , , , , , , , , , , , HUSB~ND ABSENT , , , , , , , , ,

HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES, , , SEPARAfEO, , , , , , , , , , OTHER, • I ••••••••••

WJDO-ED, , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , , ,

HOTHER1 READ OF SUBFAMILY, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , , , , , , ,

HUSB~ND lN ARMED FORCES, , , , , SEPARATED, , , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WtOOWEO, , , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

LIVING WITH FATHER ONLY, , , , , , FATHER1 HEAD OF FAMILY , , , , , ,

SJ NGlE , , , , , , , , , , , , , WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , , , , ,

SEPARATED, , , , , , , , , , , OTHER, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED , , , , , , , , , , ,

FATHER1 READ OF SUBFAMILY. , , , , , SINGLE • • • I ••••••••••

WIFE ABSENt , , , , , , , , , , , , SEPARATED, , • • • , • , , , , • OTHER. • I • • •••••••

WI DOWED . , , , , • , , , , • , • DIVORCED •• , , • , • , , • , •


AGE: PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL,1---~~"T""""~~-..-~~--.~~~-.-~~-+-~~~-.-~~.--~~.--~--,~~---.~~~

UNOE:R 18 UNDER J TO 6 TO 10 TO 1'1 TO TOTAL, UNDER J TO 6 TO 10 TO YEARS 1 3 5 9 13 17 UNDER 18 J 5 9 1)

) 936 ) 791 ) 1124

758 1 '175

10 1 )60

1D5 1162 729

366 78

213 11

158 II' 17 58

1115 103

9 31 22

9 211 J9

112

27 27

6 9

YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS' YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS

'193 '1811 371 191 123

" 11'1 5

15 '12

113 )5 70

8 116 16

2 6

8

" 1

2

5

3

6)11 617 509 193 200

176 23 )9 77

108 2'1 65

)

116 15

1 18

17 10

5 ) 2

5

8

3 )

2 )

857 832 767 176 3'18

328 20 76

167

65 13 J6

JO 6 )

1'1

25 16

1 10

)

7

5

9

" 4

1 )

1 022 9!16 941 119 '162

J 4JJ

26 1)6 2211

'15

" 26

21 5 7 9

J6 211

2 II

" 7

11

12

9 9

9)1 871 836

79 3112

II 308

JO 196 218

35 )

16

15 1

" 12

60 50 II

12 12

18 16

10

10 10

100.0 96,) 87,0 19.J 37.5 0,3

J'l,6 2.7

11. 7 18,5

9,J 2.0 5,'I O,J '1 , 0 1.1 O,'I 1,5

),7 2,6 0.2 0,8 0,6 0 . 2 D,6 1.0

1 . 1

0,7 0,7

0.1 0.2

100.0 98,) 75,'I )8,9 2'1,9 0,8

23 ,1 1,0 J, 1 8 ,6

22 , 9 7,1

111.2 1,6 9,4 J,2 0,5 1.1

1 ,7 0,7 O,J

1,0

O,J 0,)

o. 7 '

100.0 97,3 80,J 30 , 11 31 ,5

27,8 J,7 6,2

12.2

17.0 J,8

10.2 0,5 7,J 2. J 0.2 2,8

2.7 1 , 5

0.1 o,5 o.J 0,8

1.2

o,5 0,5

0.2 o,5

100.0 97 . 1 89,5 20,6 '10,6

J8,) 2.J 8,8

19,5

7,6 1.5 11.1

J,5 0.7 O,J 1 ,6

2.9 1 .9 0.1 1.2 0.11 0.8

o,5

1.0

o.5 0,5

0 .2 0.11

100,0 96,5 92.1 11,6 115,J

0, ) 112,11

2,6 13,3 21,9

11.11 0.11 2,6

2.0 0,5 0,7 0,8

J , 5 2,) 0.2 0.11 0,11

0,6 1,1

0,9 0,9

O,J

111 TO 17

YEARS

100.0 9),6 89,8 8,5

36,8 O, 'I

J),1 J ,2

21.1 23,5

J,8 o.J 1.8

1.6 0 . 2 0,5 1,)

6,11 5 ,11 O,'I 1 , J 1,J

1.9 1.7

1,0

1,0 1 ,0

' EXCLUDES PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OLD WHO ARE HEADS OR WIVES OF HEADS OF FAMILIES AND SUBFAMILIES,

31 Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976

SUBJECT

ALL RACES

HALE

TOTAL. • , • , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , • , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , ,

NONRELA TIVE 1 SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS • , , • , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PR!HARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEHALE 111 YEARS

ANO. OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES , , • , • , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , • , ,

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT, , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , • , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , HEAD OF ~OUSEHOLD, • , , • , , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , •

HARRIE01 WIFE ABSENT , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , • , , , ,

HEAD OF PRiHARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , • , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONREL~ TI VE 1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, • , , • , , SINGLE FEMALE 14 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS • , , • , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLO , , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAM ILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , Wl~~~~~~:~~O~!VES, • ••

SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS ANO OVER, , , , , , ,

SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS AND OVER, ••••• I

ALL OTHERS , , , , , , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONOARY 'INOIV!DUAL, , , ,

WIOOWEp, , , , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY lNOlVIOUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE ••••••• WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA Tl VE I SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , • , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY lNOlVIOUAL , , , ,


AGE CYEARSI TOTAL, r-~~~--.-~~~-..~~~~,--~~~-.-~~~--...,.~~~~,.-~~~--.-~~~--...,.~~~~

111 YEARS AND OVER

77 560 55 269 118 721

6 5118 5 1116 1 1JJ

'1110

1160 232

22 291 20 1159

1 832

100,0 71,3 62,8

8, 11 7 , 0 1,5

0,6

0,6 0,3

28,7 26,11

2,11

'17 865 '17 297

569

100,0 98,8 1,2

2 013 1 1811

231 \153 803 151

50

70 JO

829 5711 256

100,0 58 , 8 11.s 117,'I J9,9

7,5

2,5

J,5 1,5

111,2 28,S 12,7

1 793 1 1182

J86 1 095 1 O'IJ

5J

10

JO 1J

Jll 252

59

111 TO 19

12 1161 J89 259 lJO 87 112

21

11 10

12 072 11 907

165

100,0 J,1 2,1 1,0 0,7 O,J

0.2

0 . 1 0.1

96 , 9 95,6 1,J

2911 25J

'10

100,0 86 ,J 1J,7

7.3 9

9 9

6J 61

2

<Bl (8) (8) (8) <Bl (8)

<Bl

IB) (Bl <Bl IB) <Bl

20 TO 211

9 197 J 978 J OJ2

9'16 602 J'l'I

169

97 78

5 219 " 679

5111

100.0 4J,J JJ,o 10,J 6.5 J.7

1. 8

1.1 0.8

56,7 50 . 9 5,9

J 076 2 9J9

1J8

100.0 95,5 11.5

211J 91

8 BJ 62 21

11

6 J

152 116 J6

100.0 J7.4 J,2

J'l.2 25,7 8,5

206 1.J

62,6 117.8 111.7

5 J 2 2

2

2 2 2

25 TO 29

8 1165 6 819 5 731 1 088

788 ::JOO

12J

116 61

1 6116 1 J29

J17

100,0 80,6 67,7 12,9 9,J J,5

1 , 11

1 . 11 0,7

19,'I 15,7

J ,7

5 756 5 6111

116

100.0 98,0 2.0

2'18 156

21 lJ'I 1111 20

6

5 10 92 711 18

100.0 62,8 8,6

511,1 115,9 8,J

2,5

1,9 J ,9

37,2 29,8 7,5

6 6 2

" J 1

JO TO J'I

6 801 6 007 5 )72

bJ5 509 126

J8

62 26

7911 586 208

100,0 811,J 711,0

11,J 7,5 1,9

0,6

0 ,9 0,11

11, 7 8,6 J,1

100.0 911,1

0 ,9

2J9 1J1

2'1 107 88 19

11

6 2

108 68 '10

100,0 5'1,8 10,0 11'1,8 J6,8

1,9

'1,6

2,11 1,0

'15,2 211,7 16,6

5 J J

2 2

JS TO

""

11 107 10 2'18

9 505 7'1J 633 110

'12

"" 25 859 696 16J

100,0 92,J 85,6

6,7 5,7 1.0

0.11

0,11 0.2 7,7 6,J 1,5

9 299 9 2J9

60

100,0 99,11

0 ,6

J6J 21J 56

157 121

J6

11

17 8

150 97 5J

100, 0 58,6 15,11 llJ,J JJ,J 10.0

J,O

11,7 2,J

111,11 26,8 111,5

36 28 18 10 10

8 II

"

115 TO 511

11 296 10 602

9 811J 758 683

75

22

118 6

6911 '185 209

100.0 93,9 87,1

6.7 6.0 0.1

0.2

0,11 0.1 6.1 11.3 1. 9

9 5112 9 '196

116

100.0 99,5

0.5

366 235

68 167 1'1'1

22

J

17 3

131 70 61

100,0 611,2 18,6 115,5 39,'I 6.1

o,8

11.6 o,7

35,8 19.2 16,6

169 126

78 118 115

J

2

2

'IJ

" 10

55 TO 611

9 J20 8 800 7 950

8'19 781 68

19

)8 11

520 )70 150

100.0 911,11 85,3

9,1 8,'I 0.1

0.2

0 . 11 0,1 5,6 11,0 1,6

7 752 7 71J

39

100,0 99,S

0,5

250 17J

111 132 118

111

5

8 1

77 115 J2

100 .0 69,0 16,2 52,8 47,2 5,6

2.0

J,O 0,6

)1,0 18,0 12,9

3Q'I 290

86 2011 188 16

6

6

" 511 J7 17

65 TO 711

5 91111 5 751 " 962

789 7117

112

s 31

6 193 1116

117

100.0 96,8 8J,5 13,J 12.6 0.1

0.1

o.s 0 . 1 J,2 2.5 0.8

" 8311 " 797

37

100.0 99,2

0,8

1115 121

8 113

98 15

J

12

211 111 10

100.0 8J,1 5,5

77.7 67,11 10.3

2.2

16,9 9,8 7,0

528 '+86 100 386 ) 72

111

2

11 l

'+2 JO 12

75 AND OVER

2 969 2 676 2 067

609 585

2Q

1

111 10

29J 261 J2

100.0 90,1 69,6 20,5 19,7 0,8

!Zl

0,5 O,J 9,9 8,8 1,1

1 980 1 933

117

100,0 97,6

2,11

87 56

5 51 118

J

J Jl 27

3

100,0 611,7 S,6

59,1 55,6 3,5

J,5 J5,J )1,5

3,8

699 539 97

11111 112'1

17

10 7

160 1411

16

32 Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

ALL RACES-·CON,

HALE--CON,

WICIOWED·•CON. PERCENT, • , , ,

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , • , WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE MALE l'I YEARS

ANO OVER. • • , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER , , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES • •• I • ••••

SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

DIVORCED , , , , , , , HEAO OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , • , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE HALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES. • I • • • • • •

SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE • • • • • • • WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE HALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER, I • • • •

ALL OTHERS , , , , , , NOT HEAD OF ~OUSEHOLD, , , ,

IN FAMILIES , , , • , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

SJRGLE , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRtHARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE • , , WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE MALE l'I YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , ~LL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL • ,

PERCENT • •••• ••• HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMA~V INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE I SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

TOTAL• 111 YEARS AND OVER

100,0 82,6 21.5 61,l 58 ,2 2,9

0,6

1,6 0 , 7

17 ,'I 111 , 0 ),)

2 78) 1 910

)80 l 5)0 l 281

2'19

56

1'10 5)

87) 552 )21

100,0 68 , 6 1),7 55,0 '16,0

8,9

2, 0

5,0 1,9

)l ,11 19,8 11,5

2) 106 ) )97

1128 2 969 2 289

680

)211

221 1:55

19 709 18 512 1 197

100,0 111, 7 1,9

12,9 9,9 2,9

1,11

1,0 0,6

85,) 80 ,l 5,2


l'I TO 19

<Bl (8) (8) <Bl (Bl <Bl

<Bl

(B) (Bl (B) IB) (Bl

7 )

2 2

2

2

II )

2

<Bl (Bl (Bl CBI CB) (B)

(B)

<Bl CB) <Bl (8) IB)

12 088 12)

II 119

78 '11

21

10 10

11 965 11 80)

161

100.0 1,0 <Zl 1,0 0, 6 0,)

0.2

0.1 0,1

99 , 0 97,6 1,)

20 TO 2'1

(B) (8) (Bl (81 <Bl (Bl

(Bl

(B) (Bl (Bl (Bl (Bl

162 67

)

6'1 )6 28

8

12 8

911 62 32

100.0 '11 , 7

1 . 9 )9,7 22,J 17.11

7,) 11,9

58,) 38 , 6 19,7

5 711 878

80 797 50) 2911

150

79 65

" 8)11 " )61

1173

100,0 15,11

1.11 1'1.0 a.a 5.1

2,6

1 . 11 1.1

8'1,6 76,'I e,J

25 TO 29

(Bl (Bl (8) (81 (B) (8)

<Bl

(B) (Bl (Bl tBl (B)

)11'1 182

20 162 101

61

20

29 12

162 99 6)

100,0 52,9 5,9

117,0 29,) 17,7

5,9

8,) ) , 5

'17,1 28,7 18,11

2 111 8)!5

'17 788 570 218

96

82 110

1 276 1 0112

235

100,0 )9,6

2,2 )7,) 27,0 10,)

11,6

),9 1,9

60,11 119,) 11.1

Jo TO

'"

<Bl (8)

<Bl (8) (B) (B)

(8)

(8) (B) CB) <Bl CB)

8

'" 17 1511 100

55

100,0 60 , 6

ts,) 52, ) )7,) 15,0

2,0

8,7

"·' )9,'I 2:>,5 1'1,0

!:SJ) )'19 26

)211 275

119

20

22 6

'18'1 no 11'1

100,0 111,9

3,1 )8,9 )3,0 :>,e

2,'I

2,7 0,8

511,1 1111,11 P,7

AGE <YEARS)

J5 TO 'Ill

(Bl (8) (8) (B) (8) (Bl

(B)

(B) (Bl (Bl (81 (8)

602 11)2 139 29) 26'1 29

12

8 9

170 122

'18

100.0 71,8 2),1 '18,7 11),9

'1, 8

2,0

1,J 1,5

28,2 20.2 8,0

807 '37 5)

2811 238

116

19

19 8

1171 111)

58

100,0 111,7

6,5 )5,1 29,5 5,7

2,11

2,J 0,9

58,) 51,1 7,2

100.0 111.<1 115,8 28.6 26,6

2ol

lol

1.0

25.6 19.6 600

58'1 1136 118 )18 289

29

)

2) )

1117 8) 65

100.0 7'1.7 20.2 5<1.s 119.5 s.o

o.5 11.0 o.s

25,) 111.2 11 . 1

6)11 308 8)

225 205 20

111

6

100.0 118,6 l)ol )!5.5 J2,J ),2

o.9

100.0 811,J 25,0 59,) 5'1,6

11 , 8

1.a 1.1

15,7 10,e

11 , 9

11118 )II)

50 29) 262 '1

5

211 )

105 511 51

100.0 76,6 11,2 65,11 58,lj

7,0

1.1

5,) 0,6

2) , lj 12.2 11 . J

526 281 61

220 2111

6

)

) 2115 1911

51

100,0 5) , 5 11,6 111,e 110,7 1.2

0,6

o,5 116,5 )6,9

9 . 6

100.0 92.1 19, 0 7Jol 70.5

2.6

0,)

2.0 0.2 7, 9 5,7 2.2

187 166

10 156 1117

9

7 2

21 16

5

100,0 88,8

5,6 8),2 78,5

11. 7

),9 0.9

11 . 2 8 , 7 2.5

250 181

116 1)5 1'0

5

2 )

69 119 21

100.0 72.J 18,5 5),9 52,0 1.9

0,6 1.2

27,7 19,11 e.2

75 AND OVER

100, 0 77,1 1J,9 6),1 60.8

2.11

1.11 0,9

22 , 9 20,6

2.11

58 'Ill 5

39 J7

2

2

15 111

1

(81 (81 (81 (81 (81 (Bl

(Bl

(81 (81 (81 (Bl (81

1'15 105

27 78 75

)

1

2

110 29 11

100,0 72.2 18,7 !5J.5 51,8

1.7

o.6

1.2

27.8 20.0

7,8

33 TabJe 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976--Continued

SUBJECT

ALL RACES--CoN.

FE HALE

TOTAL. • , •• HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY • , • PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL ,

LIVING ALONE , • , WITH NONRELATIVES. , , , ,

NONRELATIVE1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS


AND OVER, , , , ALL OTHERS , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES. , , , , , •• , SECONDARY tNO IVIDUAL , ,

PERCENT • • , • , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , lfITH NONRELATIVES, , • , ,


ANO OVER, , , , • , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN . FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONOlRY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

HARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT

HARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT, HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,


NONRELA TIVE I SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS


ANO OVER, , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , SECONOlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,


ANO OVER, • I I •• I

SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS ANO OVER, • I • • •

lLL OTHERS • • • • • NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

IN FAMILIES, , , , • , , SECONOlRY INDIVIDUAL , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. • , •

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , •

LIVING ALONE • • , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , • , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , JN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL


AGE <YEARS) TOTAL1 t--~~~-.-~~~-.~~~~.--~~~-.--~~~--.~~~~~~~~~~~~--.~~~~

111 YEARS ANO OVER

811 982 17 598

7 ))5 10 26) 9 567

696

200

378 117

67 )811 65 79'1

1 590

100,0 20,7 8,6

12,1 11,J 0,8

0,2

0,11 0,1

79,J 77,11 1,9

117 865

J 162 2 )811 1 7))

651 607

115

111

21 9

778 658 120

100,0 75,11 511 ,8 20,6 19,2 1, II

0,5

0,7 0,)

211,6 20,8 ),8

10 020 8 287 2 )67 5 920 5 772

1118

58

69 21

1 7)) 1 5911

1)9

111 TO 19

12 1122 172 68

10) 711 29

II

19 6

12 250 11 987

26)

100.0 1,11 0,6 0,8 0,6 0,2

<Z> 0,2 <Z>

98,6 96,5

2.1

9115

169 27 16 11 11

111) 1))

10

100,0 15,9 9,5 6,5 6,5

811,l 78,11 5,6

2 2 2

20 TO 211

9 6111 1 ))8

610 728 517 211

llJ

1J11 JS

8 276 7 759

516

100,0 1),9

6 , ) 7,6 5.11 2.2

0.11

1.11 0.11

86,1 80,7

5.11

II 675

'1811 2119 199 50 116

II

2 1

2)5 19)

112

100.0 51,11 111.i 10.11

9, 6 o.8

o.s o.J

'18.6 )9,9 8.7

111 1)

8 5 5

2 2

25 TO 29

8 7511 1 1179

81) 667 5)7 lJO

)II

68 27

7 275 7 011)

2'2

100,0 16,9 9,J 7,6 6,1 1.s

0,11

0, 8 0,)

8),1 80,5

2,7

6 )26

11119 )51 278 7) 60 1)

9 2

99 82 16

100,0 78,1 61,8 16,) 1),11 2.9

0,7

1,9 0,11

21.9 18,J J,6

)9 29 21

8 8

9 8 1

JO TO Jll

7 128 1 205

YOJ Jo2 276

25

8

12 5

5 Y2) 5 11)5

88

100,0 10,9 12,7

11 , 2 -',9 0,11

0,1

0,2 0.1

8},1 81,9 1,2

5 !i58

J97 )112 J06

)6 J2

5

'

100.0 8b,1 77,0

Y,1 7,9 1,2

0,8

0,11 P,9 12,J 1,6

71 67 56 11 11

5 )

2

J5 TO 1111

11 712 1 979 1 576

'IOJ )59

115

5

26 1J

9 7)) 9 62)

110

100,0 16,9 1),5

J,11 ),1 0,11

CZI

0.2 0.1

8),1 82,2 0,9

618 5)7 '18)

511 52

2

2 81 70 11

100,0 86,9 78,2 8,7 8,11 O,J

0,) lJ,1 11,)

1,8

2911 270 2'12

28 26

1

211 21

J

115 TO 511

12 156 2 219 1 27'

9115 879

66

)~

29 7

9 937 9 8111

12)

100.0 18,) 10, 5 7.8 1.2 o.s

o.J

0.2 0.1

81,7 80,7 1.0

9 )98

" 8 2

60 ~5 15

100 . 0 87,6 58.9 28,6 25.7

2. 9

o.9

1.1 0.11

12.11 9,J J.1

6

J J

96 81 15

55 TO 611

10 '1117 2 8)2

970 1 862 1 789

7)

)7

26 9

7 615 7 '178

137

100.0 27.1 9,)

17,8 17,1 0,7

0,11

o.J 0.1

72.9 71,6 1.J

7 0'15

)29 268 125 1'1) 1)6

7

II

2 1

62 115 17

100.0 81.J J8,0

"'·' '11,) 2.0

1.1

o,5 0.11

HI, 7 1),6 5,2

1 992 1 757

6111 1 1'1) 1 100

II)

21

15 7

235 189

117

65 TO 711

7 778 ' 507

677 2 8)0 2 767

6)

)l

21 11

II 272 II 210

62

100.0 115, 1 8,7

)6,11 )5,6 o,8

0.11

O,J 0.1

5'1,9 511,1 o.8

' 610

175 11111 )7

107 106

1

Jl 28

' 100.0 82·,2 21.0 61.2 60,8

0.11

0 .11

17.8 15,9 1.9

) 266 2 82'1

5111 2 283 2 2)7

116

25

1) 7

11112 1110

''

75 AND OVER

II 971 2 868

1111'1 2 11211 2 )69

5'1

8

112 5

2 103 2 011'1

59

100.0 57,7 8,9

118,8 '17,7 1.1

0. 2

0, 8 0.1

112,J 111 . 1 1.2

1 0611

56 11'1

5 )9 )9

1) ·1)

(Bl (Bl CBI (Bl CB> (Bl

(Bl

(Bl CBI (Bl CBI (Bl

' 1165 2 5'15

)97 2 1118 2 10)

115

II

)7

' 920 881 )9

34

Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Conti.nued

SUBJECT

ALL RACES··CON,

FEHALE--CON.

WIDOWEO--CON, PERCENT . , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF AOUSEHOLO, • , • , HEAD OF PRiHARY FAM ILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , ,

LIVING ALONE , • , WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER. , • , • , • SINGLE FEHALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , lLL OTHERS • • •

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , • • , • IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

DIVORCED , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , • , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , • • ,

LIVING ALONE , , , • • , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , ,

NONRELATIVE1 SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER, , • , • ~LL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , IN FAMILIES • •••• •••• SECONDARY iNDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, • • • •• • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE • , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , • , ,


ANO OVER, , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO, OVER. , , , • , ALL OTHERS , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , IN FAMILIES. , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL • , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , • , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , •

NONRELA TIVE 1 SING[E HALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY fNDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD• , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , • PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , ,

LIVING ALONE • , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELAT!VE1 SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS


ANO OVER, , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF ~OUSEHOLD , , , , IN FAHILIE~. , , • , • , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,


AGE CYEARSl TOTAL, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-...-~~~--.~~~~~~~~~~~~--,,.--~~~

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

100,0 82,7 23,6 59,1 57,6 1,5

0,6

0,7 0,2

17,J 15,9 1,'I

" '108 3 585 2 295 1 290 1 19'1

96

"' '12 12

822 63'1 189

100,0 81 ,J 52,1 29,J 27,1 2,2

1,0

0,9 O,J

18,7 1'1,"

"·' 19 527

J J'l2 9'10

2 '102 1 995

'107

85

2'17 75

16 185 15 0'13

1 1'12

100,0 17,1 '1,8

12,J 10.2 2,1

O,'I

1,J O,'I

82 , 9 77,0

5,8

1'1 TO 19

CBl (B)

<Bl CBl (Bl CB)

<Bl

(8) <Bl <Bl CB) CB)

J1 7 7

2'1 20

" (8) (Bl <Bl CB) CB) CB)

CB)

(8) (8) (Bl CB ) CB)

11 273 1J5

'12 92 6J 29

" 19

6 11 139 10 889

250

100,0 1,2 0,4 0,8 0,6 0,J

CZ)

0,2 0.1

98,8 96,6 2.2

20 TO 2'1

CBl (Bl CB> (Bl (B) (Bl

(Bl

tBl (Bl (Bl tB) (B)

J'l1 187 lJJ

5'1 '11 12

7

J 2

15'1 118 J6

100.0 5'1,9 39.1 15,8 12.1 J.6

2 . 2

1.0 o.5

'15, 1 Jll,6 I0,6

" 099 889 270 619 '12'1 19'1

J5

128 31

J 210 2 771

'138

100.0 21.1 6,6

15 .1 10.<1

11.1

0.9

J,1 0,8

78,J 67,6 10. 7

25 TO 29

(B) (B)

tB> (B) IB) (8)

(B)

(B) (B) (B) tBl tB>

6'1'1 '172 J'l6 126

99 27

1J

11 J

172 129 'IJ

100,0 73,J 53,7 19,6 15,J

'1,2

2.0

1,7 0,5

26,7 20.1

6,6

1 296 627 168 '159 370

89

18

'19 22

669 '197 172

100,0 '18,'I 1J,O 35,'I 28,5 6,9

3,7 1,7

51,6 38,'I 13.2

JO TO 3'1

tB) (8) tB) tB) (B) <B)

tB)

tB) (B) tB) IBI

!l99 =>21 '1'19 72 70

2

2

79 67 12

100,0 80,9 7!:> , 0 12.0 11. 7 U,J

O,J

!l02 275 92

18) 16'1

19

5

11 J

227 159 68

100,0 5'1,8 111,3 J0,5 3~.7 ),8

1.0

2.2 0,6

'15,2 Jl,6 P,6

35 TO

""

100,0 91,9 82,'I

9,5 9,0 0,5

0,5

8,1 1.0 1.1

1 006 89J 7Q6 1'17 128

19

J

12 5

11J 87 26

100,0 88,8 7'1,2 1'1,6 12,7 1.9

1.2 0,5

11.2 8,6 2,6

551 279 10'1 175 152

22

1

1'1 6

272 202 70

100, 0 50,6 18,9 Jl . 7 27,7

'l,O

0, J

2,6 1,1

'19,'I 36,6 12.7

'15 TO 5'1

100.0 89,0 55,J )J,8 32.J 1.5

0.1

o.<1 o.<1

11.0 9, 3 1.1

862 7J6 '128 )09 287

21

12

10

126 99 28

100,0 85,'I '19.6 J5, 8 JJ,J

2.5

1 ·" 1.1

1'1.6 11 .'I

J .2

537 280

77 20J 185

18

8

8 2

257 191

66

100.0 52.1 l<i .11 J7,8

'"·" '·" 1.5

1.5 o,J

<17,9 35,7 12.2

55 TO 6'1

100,0 88,2 J0,8 57,'I 55,2

2. 1

1.0

0,1 O,'I

11.8 9,5 2,J

567 '176 150 J26 J18

8

5

2 1

92 5'1 J8

100,0 8J,8 20,'I 57,'I 56,1 1,J

0,9

o,J 0,1

16,2 9,5 6,7

51J 332

81 251 235

16

8

8

181 1'16

36

100,0 6'1,7 15,8 '18,9 '15,8 J,1

35,3 28 ,'I 6,9

65 TO 7'1

100,0 86,5 16,6 69,9 68,5

1."

o,8

0.'1 0.2

1'.5 12.5 1.0

270 225 28

198 191

7

3

2 1

'15

"" 2

100,0 83,3 10.2 73.1 70,5 2,5

1.2

o,9 0,5

16,7 16.1 0,6

'157 31'1 71

2'13 2JJ

9

1

5 3

1'13 119

2'1

100.0 68,8 15,6 53,1 51. 1 2.0

O,J

1.1 o,6

Jl.2 26.0 5,3

75 AND OVER

100,0 73,'I 11.5 62,0 60,7 1,3

0.1

1.1 0.1

26,6 25,'I

1.1

86 68

8 60 60

18 17

2

100,0 79,0 9,5

69,5 69,5

21.0 19,3 1.8

299 211

'" 177 167

9

3

5 2

88 70 18

100,0 70,7 11,5 59,2 56,0

3,2

1,0

1.6 0,6

29,3 23,3 6,1

)


SUBJECT

WHITE

HALE

TOTAL. , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA Tl VE I SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONO~RY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES , ,


ANO OVER, , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 14 YEARS

AND OVER , , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES. • • • • • • • SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

HARRIEp, WIFE PRESENT, , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , ,

HAARIED1 WIFE ABSENT , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRlMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,




ANO OVER , , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , • , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT. I ••••••

HEAD OF AOUSEHOLO, , , , , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,


NONRELA Tl VE 1 SINGLE HALE 14 YEARS


AND OVER , , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , 11 lTH NONRELA Tl VES, , , , ,



AND. OVER, , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONOlRY tNDIVIDUAL , , , ,


AGE <YEARS) TOTAL1 f--~~~-,-~~~-,.~~~~~~~~-,-~~~-,.~~~~~~~~--.-~~~----.~~~~

1'1 YEARS ANO OVER

68 573 50 015 114 116)

5 55J II 5811

969

394

376 198

18 557 17 066

l 492

100,0 72 , 9 64,8 8,1 6,7 1,'I

0,6

0,5 O, J

27,1 24,9 2,2

llJ 7115 Cl) 295

'150

100,0 99,0

1 , 0

1 357 818 160 658 560

98

)8

36 211

5J9 380 158

100,0 60,J 11,8 '18, 5 '11,2 7,2

2,8

2,7 1,8

J9,7 28,0 11 . 7

l 1192 l 276

325 951 911

40

5

2'1 11

216 175

q1

1'1 TO 19

10 607 360 250 111

74 37

15

11 10

10 2q6 10 104

142

100 , 0 3,4 2,4 l,O 0,7 O, J

0,1

0 , 1 0.1

96 , 6 95,) l,J

278 245

33

100,0 88,2 11,8

64 9

9 9

55 SJ 2

<Bl IB) (B) (B) CB) IB)

(B)

IB) !Bl (B) (B) (B)

20 TO 2'1

8 015 J 551 2 720

831 522 310

154

87 69

4 463 J 963

500

100.0 44 , ) 33,9 10.4 6,5 J,9

1.1 0 , 9

55,7 119,4

6 , 2

2 758 2 65)

105

100.0 96,2 3,8

197 7'1

6 67 '18 19

10

6 J

12'1 95 29

100,0 37,J 3,2

34,l 24,4 9,7

J,2 1.6

62.7 q5,o 14, 8

5 J 2 2

2

2 2 2

25 TO 29

7 5011 6 182 5 231

952 666 285

121

108 57

l 322 l 059

263

100,0 82,4 69,7 12 , 7 8,9 ),8

1.4 0 , 8

17, 6 14 , l J,5

5 249 5 165

84

100 , 0 98 , 'I 1,6

187 114 10

105 85 19

6

J 10 73 58 15

100,0 61,l 5,2

55,9 '15,7 10.2

J,4

1,8 5,1

38,9 J0,9 8,1

6 6 2 4 J 1

)O TO J'I

6 064 !) '151 " 901

550 '138 112

35

57 20

blJ '1'15 168

100,0 89 , 9 80,8

9 , 1 7,2 1,8

0,6

0 , 9 0,3

10 , 1 7,J 2,8

4 1162 'I 1129

33

100 , 0 9Y , J 0,7

189 107

19 89 77 12

8

4

81 51 Ji

100,0 56 , 8 9,9

46,9 '10,8 6,1

11,0

2 , 1

J J J

J5 TO 'Ill

9 756 9 111 8 526

585 507 78

JS

25 15

6115 519 126

100,0 93 , 'I 87,4 6,0 5,2 0,8

0,4

O,J 0.1 6,6 5,3 l , J

8 J48 8 J04

114

100, 0 99,5

0,5

220 132

41 91 69 22

10

7 6

88 51 J6

100,0 60,2 18,6 41,6 Ji,'I 10,2

4,5

J,O 2.6

J9,8 23,4 16,5

31 25 17

8 8

6 4 2

'15 TO 5'1

10 131 9 654 9 021

6J'I 581

52

100.0 95,J 89,0 6,J 5,7 o.5

0.2

o.3 0.1 4,7 J , 6 1.1

8 785 8 7113

llJ

213 167

118 119 106

13

J

8

' 116 28 17

100.0 78,6 22 . 7 55 , 9 119,6 6.3

J.7 1 . 2

21.11 lJ,'I e.o

126 100

64 )6 341

2

2

26 20

6

55 TO 6'1

8 447 7 998 7 313

686 639

47

14

25 1

448 )21 127

100,0 941 , 7 86,6 8,1 7,6 0,6

0.2

O,J o, 1 5,) J,8 1,5

7 150 7 115

34

100,0 99,5

0 ,5

157 108

32 76 72

5

2

J

119 28 20

100.0 69,0 20 . 2 418 , 8 '15,8

J,O

1.0

2.0

31,0 17,9 13,1

275 235

69 166 155

11

5

II 2

'10 26 15

65 TO 711

5 369 5 226 'I 561

665 6111

25

20 'I

1'13 116

27

100,0 97,J 8s.o 12,11 11,9

0,5

0.11 0.1 2, 7 2.2 o.s

II 11117 II '115

JJ

100,0 99,3

0 .1

85 72

J 69 6'1

5

5

13 10

4

100 , 0 841 , 11 ),5

80 , 9 75,J 5,7

'1419 '120

87 )JJ )2)

9

8 1

29 20

9

75 ANO OVER

2 680 2 480 1 940

5'10 516

2'1

1

1'1 10

200 177

23

100,0 92,5 72,11 20,l 19,J

0, 9

IZl

0,5 0,11 7, 5 6,6 0,9

1 869 1 827

'12

100, 0 97,8

2.2

'Ill J'I

2 J2 29

J

J 10

7 J

<Bl (Bl (Bl IB> (B) (Bl

(Bl

(B) (B) (B) CBI (B)

596 48'1

80 40'1 387

17

10 7

112 103 10


SUBJECT

WH ITE--CON ,

MALE--CON,

W!OOWEO--CON, PERCENT • •• • , , , ,

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. • , , , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY • PRIMARY INOIVIOUAL , , • ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , • , •


ANO OVER, , , , • , • SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , lLL bTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAO OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , • IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONOlRY INDIVIDUAL , • • ,

DIVORCED , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , , • ,

HEAO OF PRIMARY FAMILY , • PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , • • • •

LIVING ALONE , , , • • • , WITH NONRELATIVES, •• , •


AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • • • • IN FAMILIES, • , ••• •• , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , • , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,



ANO OVER, , , , lLL OTHERS , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INOIVIOUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , •

NONRELATIVEI SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS


ANO OVER , , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAO OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, ••• ••• • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , • , ,


LIVING ALONE • • , • , • , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE I SINGLE HALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEHALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ~LL bTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY 1NDIV!OUAL , , , ,

(Numbers in thousands. For meaning oi symbols, see text)

AGE <YEARS) TOTAL, f--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

111 YEARS ANO OVER

100,0 85,5 21,8 6),8 61 , 1 2,7

O,J

1,6 0,8

111,5 11. 7 2 , 7

2 358 1 652

315 1 337 1 11'1

223

52

122 119

706 1132 27'

100,0 70,1 13,'I 56,7 117,3

9,11

2,2

5 , 2 2, 1

29,9 18 , 3 11,6

19 621 2 97)

367 2 606 1 999

607

299

19'1 113

16 6118 15 629

1 019

100,0 15,2 1,9

13,:J 10,2 3,1

1,5

1,0 0,6

811,8 79,7 5,2

114 TO 19

CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI <Bl

(B)

CB) (8)

<Bl CBI CBI

5

' 2 2

2

2

2

2

CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI

CBI

CBI (B) CBI <Bl CBI

10 259 103

)

100 65 35

15

10 10

10 156 10 018

1'8

100.0 1,0 <ZI 1.0 0,6 0,3

0.1

0, 1 0.1

99,0 97,6 1.3

20 TO 211

<Bl CBI CBI (B) CBI CBI

CBI

CBI CBI (Bl CBI CBI

1511 611

' 61

'" 26

6

12 8

91 59 32

100,0 111,3

2.0 :J9.2 22.2 11.0

11,2

7,7 5. 1

58,7 38,0 20,7

II 901 758

57 702 U9 262

1'8

68 56

II 1112 ' 703

ll:J9

100.0 15,5 1.2

111.:J 9.0 5 ,11

2,8

1.11 1.2

811.5 75,6 9.0

25 TO 29

(Bl CBI CBI (B l CBI (Bl

CBI

(Bl CBl CBI CBI CBI

3011 1611

15 1119

88 61

20

29 12

1'11 87 511

100,0 53,8

11,8 119,0 29,0 20.0

6,7

9,11 :J,9

116,2 28, 5 17,7

1 758

"' :J9 6911 '189 20'!

911

75 35

1 025 831 19'1

100, 0 111 , 7 2,2

39,5 27,8 11,6

5,3

11,3 2.0

58,3 117,3 11.0

Jo TO

'"

CBI CB) CBI CBI CBI (B)

CBI

CBI CBI CBI CBI (Bl

J37 208

JO 178 121

57

8

311 15

129 711 55

100,0 61,7

9,0 52,7 3!:1,8 16, 9

2,3

10,1 '1 , 5

)ti,) 22,1 16,2

6711 JOll

20 2811 2110

113

20

19 5

no 287

83

ioo.o 'l!l, 1 J,o

112,1 )5,6

6,11

2 , 9

2,8 0,7

511,9 42,6 12,3

35 TO 'Ill

(Bl (8) (8) CB) (Bl CBI

CBI

(8) (Bl (8) CB> (Bl

11911 368 11!5 2511 232

22

11

II 6

125 8'1 Ill

100,0 7'1,6 2),2 51,'I '17,0

11,11

2,J

0,8 1.J

25,11 17,0

8, 'I

66) 282

50 232 198

'" 17

15 ' 2

382 '3!5

'17

100,0 '12,11 7,5

)11,9 29,8 5,1

2,5

2.2 O,J

57,6 50,5

7,1

100.0 79,2 50.9 29 , 2 27.0 1.J

1.J

20,8 16 . 1

'1 08

2

16 3

10) 63 '10

100.0 78.1 19.8 58,) 5),8

"·" o.J J , lj 0.1

21.9 13.11

8 , 5

5)5 276 72

2011 188

16

12

II

100,0 51,6 13.11 38,2 35.1 ),1

o.8

55 TO 611

100,0 85,11 25.1 60,2 56,3 3,9

1.1

1,!5 0 , 1

1'1 , 6 9,'I 5,)

388 290

112 2118 22)

25

5

18

' 98 52 115

100,0 711,8 10,8 611 , 0 57,5

6,5

1,J

11,6 0,1

25,2 1),5 11. 7

1177 250 55

195 189

6

' ' 227

181 117

100,0 52,11 11.5 110, 9 39,6

1,3

0,7

100.0 93,5 19,11 711 . 1 12,1

2,0

162 1118

10 137 130

8

6 2

111 11

' 100.0 91,J

6,5 811,9 80,1

11,8

3,8 1.0 8, 7 6,6 2.1

226 173

116 126 123

' 2 1

511 llJ 11

100.0 76,3 20.11 55,9 511,5

1.3

0 ,7 0,6

23,7 18,8 11,9

75 ANO OVER

100,0 81.2 13, 11 67,7 611,9

2,8

1.7 1.1

18, 8 17,2 1,6

"' 39 5

'" 33 2

2

' 2 1

CBl (Bl CBl CBl CBl CBI

(Bl

CBl CBl CBl CBl CB)

128 95 25 70 67

' 1

2

33 211

9

100,0 74,J 19,8 !14,5 !12,!I 2.0

0,6

•

37 Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Conti"nued

SUBJECT

WHITE--CON,

FEMALE

TOTAL. • • • • • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , , ,

HEAD OF PRtMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARV INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE • • , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES,

NONRELA TI VE 1

SINGLE MALE 1'1 YEARS AND OVER . • • , , , ,

SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS AND OVER. • ,

ALL OTHERS , , , , • NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

IN FAMILIES, , , • , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , • • •

PERCENT• • • • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMI LY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , WITH NONRELA TI YES, , , , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS


ANO OVER, , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONDARY tNDIVIDUAL , , ,

MARRIED, HUSBAND PRESENT

MARRIEQ, HUSBAND ABSENT, HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE • , , • , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,



AND OVER, , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY IND IVIDUAL , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , , , • WITH NONRELATJVES, , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE MALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER. , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , JN FAHllIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

WIOOWED, , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIV IDUAL , , , , ,


NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE MALE l'I YEARS


AND OVER, , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , SECONDARY INDIV IDUAL , , , ,


AGE <YEARS) TOTAL1 !--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

7'1 351 1'1 377

5 279 9 098 8 517

581

158

331 92

59 97'1 58 613

l 361

100 ,0 19,3 7,1

12,2 11 , 5 0,8

0,2

O,'I 0, 1

80,7 78,8 1,8

'13 7'5

2 027 l 502 l 0'16

'156 '125

30

11

13 6

525 '1'13 82

100,0 7'1, l 51,6 22 , 5 21,0 1,5

0,5

0 , 6 0,3

25 ,9 21,8 ", 1

8 7'1'1 7 266 1 869 5 397 5 27'1

123

'18

63 12

l '179 l 363

115

l 'I TO 19

10 '198 136

39 97 72 25

41

17 5

10 )62 10 125

237

100.0 1,3 0,41 0,9 0,7 0 , 2

(Z)

0 , 2 <Z>

98,7 96 , 5 2,3

1415 22 11 11 11

12J 11'1 10

100.0 15,2 7,6 7,6 7,6

8'1,8 78,2

6 , 6

20 TO 2'1

8 202 1 020

J62 658 '166 192

J5

1241 3'1

7 182 6 721

4162

100.0 12 ,41

"·" 8 . 0 5.7 2.J

0.11

1 . 5 Q,'I

87,6 81,9 5.6

" 209

J69 189 1'12

'18 41'1

"

2 1

180 1'13

37

100,0 51.2 38 , J 12.9 11.9

1. o

o.6 0.11

'18,8 38.8 10.0

lJ 11

6 5 5

2 2

25 TO 29

7 56'1 l 095

538 557

""" llJ

30

59 211

6 1169 6 272

197

100,0 1'1 ,5 7,1 7,'I 5,9 1,5

0,11

0,8 0 , 3

85,5 82 ,9 2,6

5 737

292 2311 172

62 52 11

3

6 2

58 '16 12

100,0 80,2 58,8 21.11 17,6 3,7

1,0

2.2 0,6

19,8 15,6 '1,2

29 19 1J

7 7

9 8 1

JO TO 3'1

6 159 !!61 !>98 26J 2'16

18

6

8 3

5 298 5 227

71

100,0 1'1,0

11,7 '1,3 '1,0 0,3

U,1 o, 1

8b,O 8'1,9 1,2

222 192 168

2'1 19

5

2 30 27

2

100,0 86,5 75 , 7 10,8

ts, 7 '1, 1

0,7 1J,5 12,'I 1,1

'18 115 36

9 9

J 1 2

35 TO

""

10 136 1 1101 1 095

305 2711 32

II

19 8

8 735 8 650

85

100.0 lJ,8 10,8 3,o 2,7 0,3

<Z> 0.2 0. 1

86,2 85,3 0,8

8 357

368 321 290 31 29

2

2 '17 39

8

100, 0 87,2 78,8

8,'I 7,9 O,'I

0 ,11 12,8 10, 6 2.2

178 165 1'15

20 20

1J 10

3

'15 TO 5'1

10 765 1 716

958 758 718

'IQ

~5

22 3

9 0'19 8 957

92

100,Q 15,9 8.9 7.0 6,7 Q,'I

0.1

0 . 2 (Z)

8'1,1 83 , 2

o . 9

8 615

3

" 28 2'1

3

10o,o 90,1 58,7 31.11 28,9 2.5

o.9

1 16

9,9 8.7 1.2

700 622 393 229 222

7

J

2 2

78 66 11

55 TO 6'1

9 '122 2 39'1

776 1 619 l 567

52

27

20

" 7 028 6 91'1

113

100,0 25,'I 8,2

11.2 16,6 0,6

0.2 <Z>

7'!,6 73,'I

1.2

6 556

186 156

71 8'1 83

2

2

JO 2'1

7

100 , 0 8J,7 38,3 '15,'I '111,5 o ,8

0,8.

16,J 12,8 3,5

1 720 1 52'1

510 l 0111

982 31

16

12 3

196 159

37

65 TO 7'1

7 0'18 3 12J

5'17 2 575 2 517

59

JO

21 8

J 925 J 872

52

100,0

""·' 7,8 36,5 J5 ,7 0,8

0.11

Q,3 0.1

55,7 5'1,9 0,7

3 376

120 100

25 76 75

1

19 16

3

100.0 8J,9 20.6 63,J 62,7 0.6

0.6

2 917 2 550

'142 2 108 2 065

"" 25

lJ 6

367 J'l2

25

75 AND OVER

" 557 2 631

366 2 265 2 21'1

51

8

'10 J

l 926 1 87'1

52

100,0 57,7 8,0

'19,7 '18,6

1.1

0,2

0,9 0,1

'12,J '11,1

1.1

1 011

10 10

(B) (8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

(8)

(Bl (8) (8) (8) (8)

J 1J8 2 J28

J22 2 006 1 965

'11

" J5

2 810 775

J5

38

Tabfe 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 197~ontinued

SUBJECT

llH ITE--CON,

FEHALE--CON,

1110owEp--CON, PERCENT • •••••••

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , , , , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , • • ,

LIVING AlONE , • , •• , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE I SINGlE HALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER • • • • • , , S!NGlE FEMALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER , , • , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD •• , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , • , ,

DIVORCED , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , • , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • , , , ,

LIVING ALONE • , • , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,


AND OVER, • , , • , , SINGlE FEMALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS • , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , • , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRJHARV INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING AlONE , • • , • , , WITH NDNRELATIVES , , , , ,



ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , • , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY • , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , • , , WITH NONRELA TI VES, , , , ,

NONRELUIVEI SINGlE HALE 14 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGlE FEMALE 111 YEARS


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , , , IN FAMILJE~, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL • , • ,

PERCENT , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD. • , , , ,


LIVING AlONE , • , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , ,



AND. OVER, , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

TOTAL, 111 YEARS AND OVER

100,0 8.3,1 21.11 61,7 60,J

1,11

0,6

0,7 0 ,1

16,9 15 ,6 1,3

' 71.3 ' 0111 1 891 1 123 1 01111

79

35

311 10

699 5.38 161

100,0 81,2 50,9 J0,2 28,1

2 . 1

0,9

0,9 0,)

18,8 111,5

4 ,3

16 132 2 596

'173 2 122 1 7711

348

611

221 6)

13 5.36 12 5.311 1 002

100.0 16,1 2,9

1.3,2 11,0 2,2

0,11

1 , 11 0,11

83,9 77 , 7 6 , 2


111 TO 19

 IB) (B) !Bl !Bl IB)

IB)

<Bl (Bl (B l !Bl IB)

.31 7 7

211 20

11

(B l <Bl <Bl (Bl <Bl (Bl

!Bl

(Bl <Bl IB) (Bl <Bl

9 1169 105 19 86 61 25

4

17 5

9 )64 9 141

224

100.0 1.1 0.2 0,9 0,6 0,)

IZl

0,2 (Zl

98,9 96,5

2,4

20 TO 211

IB) !Bl (Bl (Bl <Bl (Bl

<Bl

!Bl (Bl !Bl <Bl (Bl

292 162 111

51 .39 12

7

3 2

130 101

29

100.0 55,5 )7,9 17.6 u.3 "·-'

1.2 0.5

'1'1.5 )'1,6 9,8

J .320 657 10.3 5511 379 176

27

118 31

2 662 2 266

)96

100.0 19, 8 J,1

16, 7 u.11 5,J

0,8

J , 6 0,9

80,2 68,J 11,9

25 TO 29

(B) (B) !Bl !Bl (Bl (Bl

<Bl

(Bl I Bl !Bl !Bl (Bl

557 1100 292 108

82 26

1'

11 2

158 118

110

100,0 71,7 52,11 19,3 111,7

'1,6

2,J

2.0 O,J

28,3 21,1 7,2

9119 '1111

62 .380 JOii

76

15

'11 20

507 )6) 1'111

100,0 '16,5 6,5

'10,0 '2.0 8,0

1. 5

"·" 2. 1 5J,5 J8,3 15,1

)O TO

'"

(Bl <Bl <Bl !Bl I Bl I Bl

<Bl

(Bl IB) I Bl <Bl !Bl

1183 1120 J54

66 M

2

2

62 52 10

100, 0 87 , 1 7J,4 tJ. 7 lJ, 4

0 ,)

0,3

12,9 10,8 2,2

JSJ 204

)9 164 15:;

11

)

7 1

179 122

56

100,0 5J,J 10,) llJ,O 40,0

2 , 9

0,8

1, 7 0 , 4

llC>,7 )2,0 111,8

AGE (YEARS)

.35 TO 'Ill

100,0 92 ,5 81,5 11.1 11.1

7,5 5,6 1,8

824 7JJ 617 116 10) 1J

J

6 5

90 7'1 16

100,0 89,1 711,9 111.1 12 , 5

1,6

O,J

0,7 0,6

10 ,9 9,0 1.9

409 182 'I)

1.39 122 17

1

111 2

227 169

58

100,0

""·" 10,5 JJ,9 29,8 'I, 1

O,'I

'·' 0,4 55,6 '11,11 14 ,2

'15 TO 54

100 .0 88,9 56,l 32,7 J1 ,s 0.9

0.5

0.2 0.2

11 . 1 9,5 1.6

720 622 )57 265 252 1)

6

8

98 75 2)

100.0 86,'I '19.6 )6,9 J5,o

1 , 9

o.a 1.1

lJ,6 10.11 3.2

450 219

'14 175 162 1)

)

8 2

231 177

54

100,0 '18,7 9,7

)8,9 36,1 2,9

0.1

1.8 0.11

51,) )9,3 12.0

!>5 TO 611

100.0 88,6 29, 7 58 , 9 57,1 1,8

0,9

o,7 0.2

11.11 9,) 2.2

505 1120 128 292 286

6

)

2 1

85 49 36

100.0 8.3,1 25,11 57,7 56,6 1.2

0,6

0.11 0.2

16,9 9,7 7,2

455 295

66 229 216 1)

6

7

160 127 JJ

100.0 64,8 111,5 50,3 '17,5 2,9

J5,2 28,0 7,2

65 TO 7'1

100.0 87,'I 15.2 72.l 70,8 1.5

0,8

0.5 0.2

12.6 11. 7 0,9

2211 185

16 169 162

7

J

2 1

)9 )7

2

100.0 82.7 7.1

75,6 72 . 5 J,1

1.11

1. 0 0,6

17,J 16,6 0.1

1111 288

65 22) 215

8

1

5 1

12'1 101

22

100 .0 69,9 15,8 511,1 52,J

1 , 8

O,J

1.3 0.2

J0,1 211,6 5,5

75 AND OVER

100.0 74,2 10,2 63,9 62,6 1,3

0.1

1.1 0, 1

25,8 211,7 1.1

77 64

8 56 56

1'1 12

2

100.0 82,) 10, 5 71,8 71,8

17.7 15.7 2,0

287 205 ,_, 172 163

9

)

5 2

82 66 15

100,0 71 , 5 11 , 5 60,0 56 , 7

-' ·' 1.1

1.6 0,6

28 , 5 2.3,2 5,J

•

39 Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE. RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

BLACK

HALE

TOTAL. • • • • • • • , HEAD OF ROUSEHOLO. • • • • • •

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY • • PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • • • •

LIVING ALONE • , • • • • • WITH NONRELATIVES. • • • •


AND OVER, , , , • , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , ALL OTHERS • • • • • •

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. • • • • IN FAMI~IES, , , , , , , , , SECOND~RY INDIVIDUAL • • •

PERCENT, , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD • • • • • •

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY • • • PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • • •• •

LIVING ALONE • • , , • , , WITH NONRELATIVES, • • • •

NONRELA Tl VE 1 SINGLE MALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER , , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

AND. OVER. • , , • , lLL OTHERS • , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • • • IN FAMILIES. • • • • • • • • SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL • • • •

HARRIED, WIFE PRESENT . • HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD. , • • , • , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. • • , •

PERCENT ••••• HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. • • • NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • ,

HARRIED, WIFE ABSENT • • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD •• • • • , ,

HEAD OF PRiHARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE •• • •••• WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELATIVE1 SINGLE HALE l'I YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE l'I YEARS

AND. OVER, , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • • , IN FAMILIES, , , •• , , , , SECONDlRY INDIV IDUAL , , , ,

PERCENT. • ••• I •

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL • , , , ,

LIVING ALONE • , , , , , , WITH NONRELAT IVES. , , , ,

NOl'lRELA Tl VE I SING[E HALE 1'1 YEARS


ANO OVER, , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , • , , , , , , SECONDlRY iNDIVIDUAL , , , ,

WIOOWEp, , , , , , , , , HEAD OF ROUSEHOLD , , , , , , ,

HEAD O~ PRIMARY FAM ILY , , , PRIMARY INDI VIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING A~ONE • , , , , , , WITH NONRELATI VES , , , , ,

NONRELA TIVE 1 SING[E MALE l'I YEARS


AND OVER , , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , • , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , • , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,


AGE <YEARS! TOTAL, i--~~~--.~~~-..,.~~~~.-~~~--.~~~-..,.~~~~..--~~~--.~~~~~~~~

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

7 720 " '162 J 572

891 757 13'1

Jl

77 26

J 257 2 985

272

100,0 57,8 '16,3 11.5 9.8 1,7

O,'I

1,0 0 ,3

'12 , 2 J8,7

3 . 5

3 '136 3 3'16

90

100,0 97,'I 2,6

611 350

67 283 2J'I

'19

11

32 6

261 172

68

100,0 57,J 11.0 '16 ,'I 38,3 8, 1

1 , 9

5,3 0 , 9

'12,7 28 ,2 1'1,5

271 191

59 132 120

12

5

5 2

60 61 19

1'1 TO 19

1 656 2'1 10 15 12

3

1 631 l 615

17

100, 0 1,5 0,6 0 ,9 0,7 0 , 2

0 . 2

98,5 97,5

1, 0

15 6 6

IBI IB ! (8)

8

8 8

IBI IB) IB) lB! IB! 181

(8)

181 IB! 18) 18) (8)

20 TO 2'1

1 016 3'17 272

75 59 16

II

7 6

669 6'16

22

100.0 J'l,2 26 , 8 7,'I 5.8 1. 6

0.11

o,6 o,6

65,8 6J,6

2.2

281 2'18

3J

100,0 88 . J u .1

J9 17

1 16 1'1

1

22 15

7

<Bl (Bl (Bl (B) (Bl (B)

(B)

(B ) (B) (Bl (B l (Bl

25 TO 29

775 53'1 '110 1211 109

15

2

8 5

2'11 203

38

100,0 69,0 53 , 0 16,0 111 , 1 1 , 9

O,J

1.1 o . 6

31 ,0 26,1

'1,9

'108 J88

21

100,0 95 , 0 5,0

5'1 J6 10 27 26

1

18 16

2

(8) <Bl !Bl (Bl (81 (Bl

(Bl

(B) IB> (Bl (B) IBI

JO TO J'I

622 '1711 J95

79 66 13

J

5 II

1118 115 J)

100, 0 76 ,3 63,5 12 , 7 10,7 2,0

0 ,5

0,9 0,6

2J,7 18,11 5,J

J97 )88

9

100.0 97,8 2,2

'17 2'1

5 18 11

7

J

2 2

23 15

9

IBI 18 ) IB ) CB) CB! 18)

CB)

(8) CB I CBI IB! IB!

2

2 2

J5 TO

""

1 102 907 7611 1'12 112

JO

" 18

9 196 165

JO

100,0 82 , 3 69,11 12 , 9 10 . 1 2 , 8

0 , 3

1,6 0,8

17 , 7 15 , 0 2,8

736 726

10

100, 0 98,6 1.'I

131 72 15 57 '15 12

10 2

58 '16 12

100.0 55,11 11.'I '111 , 0 J'l,6 9,'I

7,9 1 , 5

'1'1,6 35,2

9 , 'I

'I 2

2 2

2

2

'15 TO 5'1

l 011 809 687 122

99 23

5

18

202 118

8'1

100.0 80,0 68 . 0 12.0 9,8 2.3

o.5 1 . 8

20.0 11 . 7 8 , 3

6JO 627

3

lOo , o 99.6

o.11

150 66 19 '18 39

9

9

8J '12 '11

lOo,o

""·" 12.6 J 1.8 25,6

6.0

6.0

55 , 6 26.0 27.6

'11 2'1 13 11 10

2

2

17 13

"

55 TO 6'1

783 72'1 565 159 1'11

16

5

10 J

59 J6 22

100,0 92,5 72.2 20 ,3 18 , 1 2,3

0,6

1.2 0 , 11 7 ,5 '1,6 2,9

5J3 532

2

100.0 99 , 7

0 ,3

85 63

9 5'1 116

8

3

3 1

22 11 11

100.0 7'1,1 10,5 63,5 5'1,5 9,1

'l,O

3,5 1 , 6

25 , 9 lJ,O 12.9

67 55 17 36 33

6

2

2 2

12 10

2

65 TO 7'I

506 '172 357 115

99 16

5

11

3'1 18 16

100.0 93,3 70,6 22.7 19,6 3,2

1.0

2.2

6 , 7 3,6 3 , 1

100,0 99,5 o.5

58 '19

5

"" '" 10

3

7

9 J 6

(8)

(Bl (8) (B) (8) IBI

(B )

(8) (B) (Bl (8) (Bl

68 60 12 '19

"" 5

2

)

8 5 )

75 AND OVER

2'18 170 111 59 59

79 70

9

100 , 0 68,3 '111,5 23 , 8 23 ,8

31,7 28,1 ),6

9'1 68

5

100,0 911 . 5 5,5

39 22

)

19 19

17 17

(B) '(8) !Bl (Bl (B ) (Bl

(Bl

(Bl (Bl (Bl (Bl (8)

87 '19 17 32 J2

J8 Jl

7

40 Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976---Continued

SUBJECT

8LACK-·CON,

MALE--CON,

WI ooweo--coN, PERCENT . • • • , • •

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , , HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INpIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,


AND OVER, • , , , , , SINGlE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER, • , , , , • ALL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONOlRY tNDIVIDUAL , , , ,

DIVORCED • , , , • , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , ,

LIVING AlONE , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,



ANO OVER, , , , , XLL OTHERS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONOlRY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

PERCENT, , , , , • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRJHARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING AlONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGlE HALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , SINGlE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER. , , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONOlRY INDI VIDUAL , , , ,

SIRGLE , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES , , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGlE HALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER , • , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , ALL bTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONOlRY !NDIVIDUAL , , ,

PERCENT, , , , • , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,



NONRELA TIVE 1 SINGLE HALE 1'1 YEARS


AND OVER, , • , , , , ~LL bTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, • , , , • , , , SECONDARY lNDIVIDUAL , , , ,

(Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text )

AGE !YEARS) TOTAL• 1--~~~....-~~~-..~~~~~~~~....-~~~---..~~~~~~~~....-~~~~~~~~

1'I YEARS ANO OVER

100,0 70,5 21,7 '18,6 <1'1 , 2

11,6

2,0

1,9 0,7

29,5 22,6 6,9

386 235 52

183 160 2)

2

16 'I

151 108

'Ill

100,0 60,9 1),6 117,) '11,5 5,8

0,6

'1,2 1,0

)9,1 27,9 11,)

) 016 )110

'18 29) 2'13

50

12

2) 15

2 676 2 555

121

100,0 11,)

1,6 9,7 8,0 1, 7

O,'I

0,8 0,5

88,7 8'1,7

'1,0

1'1 TO 19

(B) (B) (8) (8) (8) (B)

(B)

(8) (B) 18) (8) (8)

3

) )

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (8)

(B)

(B) !B) !B) !B) !B)

1 6)1 16

1 15 12

)

' 1 61'1 1 598

17

100.0 1,0 0,1 0,9 0,7 0,2

0,2

99,0 98,0 1,0

20 TO 2'1

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B)

(B)

(B) (B) (B) (8) (B)

6 2

2 2

'I 'I

(B) (8) (8) (8) (B) (Bl

(Bl

(B) !Bl (Bl (Bl (Bl

690 80 22 58

"' 15

2

7 6

610 59'1

16

100.0 11.6 ),2 8,) 6,2 2.2

O,J

0.9 o.9

88,11 86.1 2.J

25 TO 29

(8) (Bl !Bl !Bl CBI !B)

!Bl

(Bl !Bl (8) !Bl !Bl

)6 18

6 1) 1)

18 8 9

(Bl !Bl CBI (B) !Bl (Bl

!Bl

CBI (B) !Bl !Bl (B)

276 92

7 811 71 1'1

2

7 5

18'1 158 27

100,0

"·' 2,7 )0,6 25,6 11,9

0,8

2,5 1,6

66,7 57,1 9,7

JO TO 3'1

(Bl !B) <Bl <Bl (8) (B)

!Bl

<Bl <Bl <Bl !Bl (8)

'16 27

27 25

2

2 19 19

<Bl <B l !Bl !B ) <Bl <B l

<Bl

!Bl <Bl !Bl !Bl <Bl

130 )6

2 )II )0

'I

9'1 70 25

100.0 27,5

1,'I 26,1 2J,) 2,9

2,9

72,5 53,6 111,9

35 TO

""

CBI (Bl <Bl (B) CBI !Bl

!Bl

!B l (Bl (B) !Bl (B)

97 58 21 37 30

7

1

'I 2

39 35

5

100,0 59,5 21,'I )8,0 )0,7 7,'I

1 . 2

3,8 2,)

'10,5 )5,7

'1 , 8

1'11 119

' '16 )5 11

2

II'. 'I

85 711 11

100,0 )6,5 2,3

) '1 ,2 26,1 8,1

1,8

),0 ),)

6),5 55,2 8,)

'15 TO 5'1

(B) (B) (8) (8) (8)

(8)

(8)

(8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

108 6'1 20 'Ill 35

8

1

7

'Ill 20 25

100.0 59,2 18.9 'IO,) 32,7 7.6

1.2

6.5

'I0,8 18.1 22.7

82 27

8 19 16

'I

2

2

55 '11 1'1

100. 0 )).1

9,7 2), 'I 18.9

'1.5

2.2

55 TO 6'1

(Bl (8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

(8)

(8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

56 '19

6

"' 38 'I

'I

7 2 5

(8) !Bl (8) (8) (8) (8)

(Bl

(Bl !Bl (8) (8) (8)

'12 26

2 2'I 2'1

16 12

" (8) (8) CBI !Bl (B) !Bl

!Bl

(8) !Bl (8) (B) (Bl

65 TO 7'1

(8) (B) !Bl (B) (B) (Bl

!Bl

(B) (Bl (Bl (8) (8)

22 16

16 15

1

6 6

(8) C8) (8) (8 ) (8) (8)

(Bl

(8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

16 7

7 7

10 3 6

<Bl (B) (B) (Bl (B) (B)

(B)

(B) (B) (8) C8) (B)

75 ANO OVER

100.0 56,) 20.0 )6,3 36,3

113,7 )5 ,9 7,8

1'1 2

2 2

11 11

CBI (Bl (Bl (B) <Bl (Bl

CBI

!Bl CBI CB) (B) CBI

15 8 2 6 6

7 5 2

(Bl CBI (8) CBI (B) CBI

CBI

(B) CBI (B) CB) (B)

..

41

Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

BLACK--CON,

FEMALE

TOTAL. , • , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ••• , , • ,

HEAD OF PR1MARY FAMILY •• PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , • , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, •• , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER. , , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , ,

PERCENT, •• • , •• , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , ••• , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , • , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELAT!VES, • , , ,

NONRELAT!VE1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS


AND OVER , , , , , , , ALL OTHERS , , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , • , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

MARRIED1 HUSBAND PRESENT

MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVI DUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , • , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES , , ,

NONRELA TIVE 1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , •• SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , , , .lLL OTHERS , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • , • IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

PERCENT, , • , , , , • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,


LIVING ALONE , • , , , • , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , , ,

NONRELA TI VE; SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER • • • I • •

SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS ANO OVER, , , , , , ,

ALL OTHERS , , , , , NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , ,

IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , • SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

WIDOWED, , , , , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , •

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDI VIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES, , , ,

NONRELA TI VE 1 SINGLE MALE 1'1 YEARS



NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , IN FAMILIES , , • , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,


AGE <YEARS) TOTAL1 ~~~~-,--~~~---,-~~~~,..-~~~-,-~~~-.~~~~.--~~~-,--~~~---,-~~~~

111 YEARS 111 TO 20 TO 25 TO )O TO J5 TO 115 TO 55 TO 65 TO 75 AND AND OVER 19 211 29 J'I 1111 511 611 711 OVER

9 269 J 026 1 961 1 066

980 86

Jll

28 25

6 211) 6 069

17)

100,0 J2,7 21.2 11,5 10,6 0,9

0 , 11

O,J O,J

67,J 65 , 5 1,9

J )55

1 081 8115 656 188 176

12

" 5 J

2)6 200

)6

100~0 78,2 60,7 17 , 11 16,J 1,1

O,J

0,5 0,)

21,8 18,5

J,11

1 182 97) 1179 11911 '17)

22

7

6 8

209 188

22

1 729 JJ 28

5 1 II

2 2

1 696 1 676

2D

100,0 1, 9 1,6 O,J 0.1 0 . 2

0.1 0,1

98,1 96,9 1,2

8J

2J 5 5

18 18

!B) (B) !Bl !B) (B) (B)



(Bl (B) (B) (B) (Bl

1 213 JOO 2115

55 llJ 11

5

5 l

91) 881

JJ

100.0 2'1 . 7 20 . 2 11.5 ),6 o,9

o,'I

0.11 0 . 1

75.J 72 , 6 2.7

J68

110 58 55

2 2

5) 118

5

100,0 52.1 '19,8 2 . ) 2,)

117,9 llJ,2

11 . 1

988 J55 262 9) 8)

9

.2

II II

633 610

2)

100,0 J5 , 9 26,5

9,11 8,11 0,9

D,2

O, 'I 0 , 11

611 , l 61 , 8 2,J

· 11110

152 112 1011

9 9

J9 )6

)

100,0 7'1,2 68,6 5,6 5,6

25,8 2'1,0 1,8

10 10

8 2 2

llU J22 292

JO 27 II

2

2 1189 1180

9

100,0 J9,7 :so , o ),7 J,J 0 , 5

0,)

0 , 2 60,) 511,2

1,1

170 1115 1))

12 12

25 21

" 100,0 8~.2 711,0 7,J 7 ,)

111,8 12,6 2,2

21 21 19

2 2

1 )5) 511) 1160

8) 77

7

1

2 II

810 788

2J

100,0 110,1 J'l,O 6,1 5 , 7 0 , 5

0.1

0,1 0,)

59 , 9 58,2

1 . 7

702

237 20) 18)

20 20

)'I

Jl )

100,0 85,7 77,J

8,11 8,11

11'1 lOJ 95

8 7 1

11 11

1 206 1179 299 180 157 2J

1)

7 • J

726 697

)O

100.0 J9,5 211,8 15.0 lJ,O

l o9

o.6 o.:s

60.2 57,8

2 . 5

63'1

195 166 116 so llJ

7

2

" 2 29 17 12

100.0 85,J 59,7 25 , 6 22.1 ),6

o.8 1.9 o.9

111. 7 8.8 5,9

167 1119

85 611 60

J

2 2

18 15

)

928 1106 172 2311 21)

21

10

6 5

52) 501

22

100,0 llJ,7 18, 5 25,2 2J,O 2.2

1.0

0,6 0,6

56,) 5J,9 2.:s

129 10)

117 56 51

5

2

2 1

25 15 10

100 , 0 80 , ) )6 , 5 11) , 8 )9,9 ),9

1,) 1.0

19 , 7 11 . 6 8 , 1

250 218 96

122 111

11

5

J II

)2 2'1

7

666 )6) 126 2)8 2)11

II

J )02 29)

9

100,0 511,6 18,9 J5,7 )5,1 0.6

0 . 1

0,5 115,11 1111.0

1, II

213

55 llJ 12 )1 Jl

12 12

(Bl (B) (8) (B) (B) (8)

(8)

(B) (8) (B) (8) (B)

3211 2611 97

167 1611

2

2 60 52

8

2 1

1119 11111

5

100,0 60.1 20,6 J9,5 J8,6 0,9

o,5 0,11

J9 , 9 J8,6

1 . :s

5 )

10 9 1 8 8

!B) !B) !B) (Bl (Bl (Bl

(Bl

CB> CBl (Bl (Bl (Bl

295 206

711 lll 128

J

2 1

89 86

J

42

Table 6. MARITAL STATUS, BY FAMILY STATUS, AGE, RACE, AND SEX: MARCH 1976-Continued

SUBJECT

BLACK--Cl:lN,

FEMALE--CoN,

W!OOWED·-CON, PERCl;;NT , , , , , ,

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , , , HEAD OF PRiMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , WITH NONRELAT!VES, , ,

NONRELATIVE 1 SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , 1.LL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES , , , , , , , SECOND~RY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

D!YORC~O , , •• , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRtMARY FAMILY , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , , ,

LIVING ALONE , , , , WITH NONRELATIVES , , ,

NONRELATIVEI SINGLE MALE 111 YEARS

AND OVER • • , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 1'1 YEARS

ANO OVER, , , , , iLL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , SECONDiRY tNDIVIDUAL • •

PERCENT, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,



NONRELATIVEI SINGLE MALE 1'1 YEARS

AND OVER, , • , , , , SINGLE FEMALE 14 YEARS

AND OVER, , , , , 1.LL OTHERS , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , IN FAMILIES, , , , , , , , SECONDJ.RY iNDIV!DUAL , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , HEAD OF AoUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD OF PRIMARY FAMILY , PRIMARV INDIVIDUAL , , , ,

LIVING ALONE ••••••• WITH NONRELATIVES, , ,

NONRELA TI VE I SINGLE MALE 14 YEARS


AND OVER, , , • , , ~LL OTHERS , , , , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , IN FAMILIES, • , , , , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , ,

PERCENT, , , • , • , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , , ,

HEAD oF PR IMARY FAMILY , , , PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,


NONRELATIVE1 SINGLE HALE 14 YEARS


ANO OVER, , , , , , lLL OTHERS , , , • , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD. , , , IN FAMILIES, , , • , , , , SECONDlRY INDIVIDUAL , , , ,


AGE CYEARSl TOTAL1 t--~~~-r-~~~-,.~~~~.---~~~-.-~~~-,.~~~~.---~~~-.-~~~---,~~~~

1'1 YEARS ANO OVER

100,0 82,3 40,5 '11,8 40,0 1,8

0,6

0,5 0,7

17,7 15,9 1,8

631 5J1 380 151 138

13

8

3 2

100 81 19

100,0 8'1,2 60,J 2J,9 21,8

2,0

1,3

0,5 O,J

15,8 12,8 3,0

3 021 678 '145 232 193

40

15

13 12

2 343 2 2'17

96

100,0 22,'I 1'1, 7 7,7 6,'I 1, 3

0,5

0,4 O,'I

77,6 74,'I 3,2

111 TO 19

(8) (8) (8l (Bl 18) IB)

18l

18) 18) IB) (B) 18)

18) IB) IB) 18) I Bl 18)

18)

IB) 18) 18) 18) 18)

1 622 27 22

5 1 4

2 2

1 595 1 575

20

100.0 1,7 1," o,3 0,1 0.2

0.1 0.1

98,3 97,1 1.2

20 TO 211

18l 18) IB) 18) 18) (8)

CB)

(8) (B) (8) (B) (B)

39 25 23

2 2

15 15

CB) CB) IB) IB) IB) (8)

IB)

IB) (B) (B) IB) (B)

69'1 216 166 51 39 11

5

5 1

478 450

27

100.0 :i1.2 23.9 7.3 5.7 1.6

0.1

0.1 0.1

68,8 64,9 3,9

25 TO 29

(B) (Bl (Bl (Bl IB) (Bl

(Bl

IB) (B) CBl (8) (Bl

78 6'1 48 16 1'1

2

2 1'1 12

3

100,0 81,6 61,6 20.0 17,9 2,1

2.1 18,'I 1'1,8 3,6

308 169 102

67 59

8

2

'I 2

1'10 122

18

100,0 5'1,7 33,l 21,6 19,2 2.'I

o,5

1.2 0.1

'15, 3 39,5 5,7

)O TO 3'1

CB) (8) (8) CB) (B) (8)

(Bl

IB) IB) CB> (8) CB)

110 96 92

'I q

1'1 13

1

100,0 87,2 8.1 , 6 J,6 J,6

12,8 11,5 1,3

92 61 118 12

9

" 2

2 31 27

'I

100, 0 66,4 52,9 P,5

Y,5 <+,o

2,J

1,7 3.1,6 29,6

'l,O

35 TO 11'1

100,0 90,7 83,6 7,1 5,8 1.3

1,3

9,3 9,3

171 150 125

25 23

2

2

22 13

9

100.0 87 , 'I n.o 1'1,tt 13,5 0,9

0,9

12.6 7,'I 5,1

130 87 57 :io 27

q

4 4J 31 11

100,0 67,l 43,6 2J ,5 20,8 2,7

2.7 32,9 2'1,3 8,6

q5 TO 5'1

100.0 89 , 1 51.0 3e.1 36.1

2.0

1.0 1.0

10.9 8.9 2.0

133 110

67 '13 35

8

6

2

23 18

'+

100. 0 82,9 5o,3 32,6 26.6

6.o

1.3

17.1 13.8 3.3

76 54 30 23 18

5

5

22 12 10

100.0 7o.6 'lo,o 3o,6 23,8 6.8

6.8

29,'I 15.8 13.6

100,0 87, 'I 38,6 48,7 '14, 3

4,5

1,8

1.1 1,5

12,6 9,8 2,9

56 50 16 34 32

2

2

7 5 1

( 8 ) ( B) (Bl (B l (Bl (Bl

IB)

I Bl <Bl !Bl (B) (Bl

50 3'1 12 22 19

3

16 13

3

(Bl (Bl (8) (8) (Bl (8l

(Bl

(Bl (8)

(Bl (Bl (8)

65 TO 7'1

100.0 81,5 30,1 51,4 50,7 0.1

0.2

o,5 18,5 16.l 2.'I

37 J3 lo 23 23

( 8)

(8)

IB) IB) IB) IB)

!Bl

( B) (B) (Bl (B) IB)

J7 2J

6 17 15

2

2 14 12

2

I Bl (B)

IB > IB) IB) I Bl

IB)

IB) IB) IB) (B) IB)

75 AND OVER

100,0 69,8 25,3 '14,5 '13,'I

1.1

0,7 0,5

30,2 29,0 1,2

6

" " 4

2 2

18) 18) (Bl (8) IB) 18)

18)

(B l (Bl (Bl (B) (Bl

11 6 l 5 5

5 J 2

(Bl (Bl (Bl 18) (8) (8)

(B)

(8) (B) (Bl (Bl (Bl

~-

Table 7. SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS SHARING LIVING QUARTERS WITH A PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL AS HOU-SEHOLD HEAD, ·BY AGE AND SEX: MARCH 1976

SUBJECT

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS , , , , , ,

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD LIVING ALONE,

MEMBER OF 2•PERSON HOUSEHOLD, , HEAD oF HousEHoLD • • • • • • • • SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS , , , , , , ,

HALE. • • • • • • , , , , , , • , UNDER 25 YEARS, , , , , , , , , 25 TO 411 YEARS, , , , , , , , , 115 TO 64 YEARS, , , , , , , , , 65 YEARS ANO OVER , , , , , , ,

FEMALE , • •••• •• • ' • I ••

UNDER 25 YEARS, , , , , , , , , 25 TO qq YEARS, ••• I ••• •

45 TO 64 YEARS, , , , , , , , , 65 YEARS ANO OVER , , , , , , ,

MEMBER OF J•OR·MORE-PERSON HOUSEHOLD , , , , , , , , , ,

HEAD oF HOUSEHOLD , , , , , , , , , SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS , , , , , , ,

HALE, •• I •••

UNDER 25 YEARS, , , 25 TO 'Ill YEARS, , 115 TO 64 YEARS, , 65 YEARS ANO OVER , , , ,

FEMALE, , , , , , , • UNDER 25 YEARS, , 25 TO 114 YEARS , , , 115 TO 611 YEARS , , 65 YEARS ANO OVER

HOUSEHOLDS

(Numbers in thousands. For meaning oi symbols, see text)

HOUSEHOLDS WITH MALE PRIMARY INOIVIOUAL HEAD BY AG~

HOUSEHOLDS WITH FEMALE PRIMARY INOlVlOUAL HEAD BY AGE

WlTHt--~~-,~~~--,-~~-,~~~-,.~~~-.-~~~-+~~~-r-~~~~~~-r-~~~~~~~~~~~

PR IMARY INDIVIDUAL

AS HEAD

18 679

14 983

2 958 1 '179 1 '179

640 262 2'17 92 110

839 J9J 2119 1'10

57

7J8 219 519 Jl6 169 UJ 2) 11

20J lllJ 50

9 2

TOTAL

7 681

5 '116

1 801 901 901 4'10 225 171 JJ 11

'160 211 1'15 82 22

116'1 1'10 J2'1 258 1'19

97 8 II

66 47 lJ

6

111 TO 19

YEARS

186

87

611 J2 J2 21 21

11 11

J5 10 25 19 19

-5 'I 1

20 TO 2'1

YEARS

1 Jiil

602

5J2 266 266 169 1112

27

97 9J

"

206 61

145 114

95 19

.)1 26

5

25 TO 4'1

YEARS

2 Y68

l 'IJO

1150 1125 1125 <IOJ

62 126 12

4 222 101 118

J

188 57

!JO 105

26 75

2 2

25 17

6 1

115 TO 6'1165 YEARS

YEARS ANO OVER

1 738

l 4611

253 127 127

'11

16 22

J 85

5 20 58

2

21 7

111 9 6 l J

4

II

l 11118

1 JJ2

101 51 51

6

2

4 45

'I 22 19

15 5

10 10 J 2 J 2

TOTAL

10 998

9 567

l 157 578 578 200

37 76 58 28

J78 182 104 57 J5

274 78

195 58 20 16 15

7 1J8

95 J7

4 2

14 TO 19

YEARS

135

7'1

'16 2J 2)

II 2 l

19 19

15 5

10

10 10

20 TO 211

YEARS

982

517

353 176 176 ljJ

20 2J

lJ'I 116

17

112 J2 80 15

6 8

66 57

8

25 TO 11'1

YEARS

1 575

l 172

309 155 155 48

6 J5

7

107 J2 7J

J

911 26 68 19 11

8

49 22 26

1

115 TO 611165 YEARS

YEARS AND OVER

2 9J6

2 668

24b 12J 12J

611 9

111 311

7 55 11 lJ 26

5

22 7

15 6

1

J 2 9 II J 2

5 J69

5 1J6

203 101 101

38

J 1'I 21 6)

J 1

28 J1

JO 9

21 18

2

11 5 4 l

l 2

~ w

,...

44 Table 8. MARITAL STATUS OF FAMILY AND SUBFAMILY HEADS, BY AGE, RACE, AND SEX:

SUBJECT

ALL RACES

FAMILY HEADS

MA~E. , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , OTHER ~ , ! , , , , ,

WIDOWED ", , .• DIVORCED~ , ~ , , , , SINGLE. ~ • I •••

PERCENT , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRI ED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , ,

SEPARATED I • • • • • I • • • •

OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , WIDOWED ~ I • • • • • • ••

DIVORCED~ • • • • • I • • • • •

SINGLE. ~ ••• I ••••••••

FEMALE, , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ", , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES , OTHER ~ • ~ • • • • • • • I •

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED, , ! , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, ~ , , , , , • • , , , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES, OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , ! , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED ~ I ! I •• • ••• •• •

SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

SUBFAMILY HEADS

HA~E • •••••• I • • ••

MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , MARRI ED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , , OTHER , , ~ , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED •• I ••••••••••

DIVORCED. • • • • • • • • • • • • SINGLE. ~ • • • • • • • • • •

FEMALE ~ • • • • • • , , • • MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES: OTHER ~ • • • • • • • • • ,

WIDOWED ~ • • • • • , • • • • • • DIVORCED ~ • • • • • • • • , • • • SINGLE , • , • • • • • • • • , , •

WHITE

FAMILY HEADS

HARRIE~~l;iFi PREsENT : : : : : : MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED • • , • • • • • • • • OTHER ~ • • • • , , , , , • • ,

WIDOWED ~ , • , • , , , , , • , , DIVORCED~ , , , • , • • • • • • • SINGLE. ~ • • , • , , , , • • , •

PERCENT • , • • , , • , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED , • • • • , • , , • OTHER ~ , , • , , • • , , , • •

WIDOWED ~ , , • , • • • , • , , DIVORCED~ , ! •• , , • , , , , • SINGLE , ~ , , • • , , , , , • , ,

MARCH 1976 ( Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE CYEARSl TOTAL, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-~~~~~~-

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

'18 763 '17 318

2'2 16'1

68 388 386 U9

100,0 97,0 0,5 0,3 0.1 0,8 0,8 o.9

7 '182 1 772 l '137

'10 296

2 '76 2 359

975

100,0 23.7 19.2 0,5 'l,O

31,8 31,5 13 , 0

599 5'17

20 18

2 4

29

591 266 193

21 53 27

209 89

"" '193 '13 311

162 106

56 326 '18 '75

100,0 97,3 0,4 0.2 0.1 0,7 0,7 o , 8

l'I TO 18 AND 17 19

" (Bl CB) CB) CB) CB) CB) (B) CB)

1' 3 2

10

(B)

CB> CB> (8) CB) CB) CB) CB>

8 8

17 10

6 1 3

7

7 4

3

CB ) CB) CB) IB) CB> CB) CB) CB)

256 250

2 5

100.0 97,6

0,6 1.8

66 15 11

" 1

10 '10

(B)

CB> (B) (B) CB> CB> CB) CB)

35

"

70 36 19

9 9

9 2'1

248 2'11

2 5

100 .0 97,5

0,6 1 , 8

20 TO 2'1

3 039 2 9'16

8 8

2 3

80

100, 0 96,9

0,3 0,3

0.1 0.1 2,6

659 211 176

10 25

9 151 288

100,0 '2 . 0 26,7 1.6 3,7 l,'I

22,8 '13,7

1'3 1)0

3 3

187 97 66

9 22

51 39

2 72'1 2 6!56

6 6

2 3

57

100,0 97,5 0.2 0,2

0.1 0.1 2.1

25 TO 29

5 7'12 5 6'1'1

23 18

5 2

22 52

100.0 98,3

O,'I 0, 3 0.1 CZ) O,'I 0,9

8'17 285 2'13

3 39 21

368 17'

100.0 '3, 7 28,7

O,'I '1,6 2,5

'13,'I 20.'I

123 112

5 3 2

7

128 56 '16

1 10

6 56 10

5 2'10 5 169

11 10

2 2

16 '13

100,0 98,6 0.2 0,2 CZ) CZ> 0,3 o.e

JO TO 3'1

5 '7'1 5 286

2'1 22 2 3

35 26

100,0 98,'I

O,'I O,'I CZl 0,1 0,6 o.5

922 318 281

8 29 56

'155 92

100,0 3'1,5 30,5

0,9 3,1 6,1

'19 , 'I 10.0

59 '16

2 2

2 8

78 25 21

1 3 3

'17 3

'I 901 'I 829

19 17

2 3

30 20

100,0 98,5

0,'1 O,'I CZ> 0,1 0,6 O,'I

35 TO 39

" 8'16 " 7'16

30 2'1

7 3

'17 19

100,0 97,9

0, 6 0,5 0.1 0,1 1,0 O,'I

852 26'1 230

7 27 90

'132 66

100,0 30,9 27,0

o,8 3, 1

10,6 50,7

7,8

'10 30

2 2

8

'18 23 20

3 6

18 2

" '18 " 238

20 1'1

7 3

39 18

100.0 98 , 1 0,5 0 ,3 0, 2 0.1 0,9 O,'I

'10 TO

""

" 662 " '19'1

25 19

7 15 9'1 3'1

100.0 96,'I o.5 Oo'I 0.1 o.3 2.0 0.1

7'17 226 178

" "" 153 327

'11

100.0 30.3 2308

o,6 5,9

20.11 '13.8

5,5

3'1 29

" " 2

30 8 8

2 17

3

" 211 " 067

20 17

3 l'I 77 32

100.0 96.6

0 .5 Oo'I Ool 0 .3 108 o.8

45 TO 5'1

9 8'15 9 '196

68 '12 26 79

118 83

100,0 96 , 5 0.1 o.11 o,3 o.e 1.2 0,8

1 280 28'1 209

3 7'

'187 '131 77

100,0 22.2 16,3 0.2 5,7

38,l

"· 7 6.0

52 '16

" " 2

27 7 6

2 7

11 2

9 022 8 7'13

'18 2'1 25 66 93 72

100,0 96,9 o,5 o,3 o,3 0.1 1.0 o,8

55 TO 6'1

7 953 7 71'

'11 23 17 86 50 63

100, 0 97,0 0,5 0,3 0.2 1.1 0,6 0,8

970 125

8'1

'11 61'1 150

81

100,0 12,9 8,7

'1,2 63,3 15,5 8,3

'10 38

5 3 2

l 3

7 31'1 7 116

32 15 16 69 '12 55

100,0 97,3

O,'I 0,2 0,2 0 ,9 0,6 o.e


" 967 " 802

8 8

100 10 '16

100,0 96,7 0.2 0.2

2.0 0,2 0,9

680 37 22

15 5'15

28 71

100,0 5,'I 3,2

2.2 80,1 ".1

10,5

32 '2

" 566 " '120

3 3

87 10 '16

100.0 96,8

0.1 0.1

1,9 0,2 1.0

2 071 1 936

5

5 97

5 27

100,0 93 , 5 0 . 2

0,2 '1 , 7 0,2 1.3

""" 5 1

3 397

8 3'1

100.0 1.0 0,3

0,1 89,'I 1,8 7,7

1 9'11 l 829

2

2 80

5 25

100,0 9'1,2 O,l

0.1 '1,1 o,3 1.3


SUBJECT

WHITE--CON,

FAMILY HEADS··CDN,

FEMALE~ , • , , • , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED 1 , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES , OTHER , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ ••••• I ••••

SINGLE , . • I • • • •• • ••

PERCENT , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , ,

SEPARATED , , , , HUSBA ND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES: OTHER ~ , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • I • •• •••

DIVORCED~ , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, . • • • • •••• I

SUBFAMILY HEADS

. ... PRESENT ABSENT ,

. . . .. . .. . . . MALE, ,

MARRIED, WIFE MARRIED, WIFE

SEPARATED ~ OTHER •

WIDOWED , , DIVORCED ~ , , SINGLE, ,

. . . . . . . . ... . . .. .. FEMALE , , , , , , , , , , ,

MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , , SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES, OTHER , , ~ , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ , , , , , , , DIVORCED. • • I • • • • • • •

SINGLE, , , , ,

BLACK

FAM ILY HEADS

MARRIE~~l;iFE PRESENT • : • • : • MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT ,

SEPARATED OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ·, DIVORCED, SINGLE, .

! • • •

PERCENT , , , , , , , , MARR IED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARR IED, WIFE ABSENT , , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ I • • • • • •

OTHER ~ , , , , , , , , , , WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED~ , ~ , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE , , • • • • • • • • •

FEMALE • • • • • • • • • • • MARR IED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED 1 , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT I N ARMED FORCES, OTHER ~ • , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED ~ • I • • • •••••

DIVORCED, • • , • , , , , , • SINGLE. ~ I • • • • • • • •

PERCENT , • , • • • • • MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES: OTHER ~ • • • •

WIDOWED , • ~ • • • • DIVORCED~ , , , SINGLE, , • • • , ,

MARCH 1976-ConHnued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS) TOTAL, t--~~--,,.-~~--.~~~-..~~~-,...~~~-.-~·~~-,-~~~,.-~~~...-~~~,.-~~--.~~~-

1'1 YEARS AND OVER

5 J80 1 066

820 28

218 1 876 1 9'16

'192

100.0 19 , 8 15 . 2 0.5 'I , 1

3'1,9 J6,2 9 , 1

'160 'IJ'I

9 7 2

17

J98 165 116

1'1 J5 18

175 '10

J 581 J J52

67 57 10 59 55 '19

100.0 9J , 6 1,9 1,6 O,J 1,6 1. 5 1.'I

2 00'1 676 602

10 6'1

'180 J87 '161

100.0 JJ,7 JO , O o.5 3 ,2

2J,9 19, J 2J , O

1'1 TO 18 AND 17 19

6 J 2

J

<Bl <Bl (0) (B)

8 8

1J 10

6 1 J

J

1

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) <Bl

7

6

(B)

<Bl (B) (B)

(B) (B) (B) (8 )

39 10

8 2

1 10 18

(B)

!B l ( B) (B )

(B)

(B) (B) (B)

25 25

9 15

8 8

(B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B) (B)

25 5 J 2

21

(B) (B) <Bl (B) (B) (B) (B) ( B)

20 TO 2'1

J9J 1'17 125

7 15

8 12'1 11'1

100,D J7,5 Jl, 7

1,8 J,9 2.0

Jl,5 29,0

102 101

1 1

129 70 '19

7 15

'16 1J

276 252

1 1

22

100 . 0 91,'I o,5 o,5

8,1

260 61 51

J 7 1

25 173

100.0 2J ,5 19,7 1.J 2,6 0,6 9,'I

66,5

25 TO 29

56'1 175 l'IJ

J 29 1J

J11 65

100.0 Jl , O 25,J 0 , 6 5,1 2 , J

55,2 11 ,5

89 80

2

2

7

91 J l 2'1

7 6

51 J

'110 Jee

10 8 1

6 7

100.0 9'1,5 2.J 2,0 0,11

1.11 1.e

271 108

98

11 8

51 10'1

100.0 '10,0 J6,1

J,9 J,O

18,e J8 , 2

JO TO 3'1

610 17'1 1'19

6 19 36

J60 J9

100 , 0 28 ,6 2'1,'I 1.0 J,l 5,9

59, 0 6,5

41 JJ

2 2

6

50 12

8 1 J 1

J'I J

J98 J88

5 5

2 2

100,0 97,7 1,J 1 ,3

0 , 6 O,'I

298 1J9 1Jl

8 19 92 48

100,0 '16,6 'IJ,9

2,7 6, 'I

J0,8 16,J

JS TO J9

582 158 lJO

7 21 58

J'l6 20

100.0 27,1 22,'I

1.1 J,6 9 ,9

59,5 J,5

23 20

JO 1J 11

1 2

15

'100 383

10 10

5 1

100, 0 95,9 2,5 2,5

1.3 O,J

258 101 99

2 JJ BJ '12

100, 0 J9,1 38,'I

0,7 12,7 J2 ,1 16 .1

5JO 1J5 105

2 29 88

282 2'1

100.0 25.5 19 . 8 o.J 5.'I

16 .7 5Jo2

'1 . 6

25 2J

2 2

19 1 1

1 1'1

J

.365 J'l2

5 2 J

16 2

100.0 9J,9

lo J o.s o.9 4.J o. 5

209 85 68

J 1'1 62 'I'! 17

100.0 '10.9 J2 . 7 1. 'I 608

29.8 21.2 8,2

'15 TO 5'1

96J 165 10J

2 60

.39'1

.360 'l'I

100.0 17.1 10.7

0 . 2 6,2

40 ,9 37,'I

'1,5

'17 'IJ

2 2

2

1'1 J J

5 6

687 627

19 17

1 lJ 20

8

100.0 91,2

2. 7 2.5 0.2 1.9 J,0 1.2

301 116 102

2 12 87 67 JO

100. 0 J8,7 J'l .1 o.5 '1.1

28,9 22,J 10.1

55 TO 6'1

776 71 'l'I

28 510 128

66

100,0 9 , 2 5,6

3,6 65,8 16,6 8,5

5 2 2

J

567 532

9 8 1

17 6 'I

100.0 9J , 8

1, 6 1. 'I 0. 2 2,9 1.0 o,6

172 '17 J7

10 96 16 12

lOD,O 27,J 21, 7

5 , 6 56,2 9,J 7,2


551 25 11

1'1 '1 '15

16 65

100,0 '1,5 1,9

2.5 so.a 2,9

11,8

28 28

J57 3'11

5 5

12

100.0 95,J

1.'I 1."

126 12 11

1 97 10

6

100,0 9, 6 8,9

0,7 77 , 5

7,8 5,1

J66 J

J J22

8 JJ

100 . 0 0,9

0,9 87 , 9 2.2 9,0

'10 '10

11J 91

J

J 17

2

100.0 80,'I

2,6

2,6 15,'I

77 1 1

74

100.0 1,9 1.9

96,'I

1, 7


SUBJECT

BLACK--CON,

SUBFAMILY HEADS

MA~E. • • • , • , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE PRESENT , , , , , , MARRIED, WIFE ABSENT, , , , , , ,

SEPARATED ~ , , , , , , , , , OTHER • • • I • • • • I • •

WIDOWED • • • • • • I • • • •

DIVORCED~ • • • • • • • I • ' •

SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

FEMALE , , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, HUSBAND ABSENT , , , ,

SEPARATED , , , , , , , , , , , HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES , OTHER , , , , , , , , , , , ,

WIDOWED , , , , , , , , , , , , DIVORCED, , , , , , , , , , , SINGLE, , , , , , , , , , , ,

MARCH 1976-Conti"nued -(Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

AGE (YEARS! TOTAL, t--~~~~~~~~~~~-.,...~~-"T~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1'1 YEARS l'I TO 18 ANO 20 TO 25 TO )O TO 35 TO '10 TO '15 TO 55 TO 65 TO 75 AND AND OVER 17 19 2'1 29 3'1 39 'lq 5'1 6'1 H OVER

105 811 11 11

2 8

187 99 77

II 18

7 31 50

5

5

9 6

23 l'I

8 3 3

9

31 29

2 2

56 25 17

8

5 26

2'1 21

J J

37 26 21

1 )

q 7

11 9

2

11

12 6 2 2

18 10

8

2 :J :J 2

8 'I 2 2

2

11 7 7

1 2

II J 2 2

lJ II 2

2 2 5 2

2 2

2 2

3 3

47

Table 9. MARITAL STATUS, BY HOUSEHOLD HEAD~HIP,_AGE, RACE, AND SEX, FOR REGIONS:

SUBJECT

UNITED STATES

ALL RACES

TOTAL • •• , • • • , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , • , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARftAL STATUS • •

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , • , , • , , •• HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT. OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT , • , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARltAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

WHITE

TOTAL , I • •• •••

HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT, , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , • , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER MARI'TAL. STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

BLACK

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , ,

SINGLE • •• •• • I ••

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , • , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARitAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NORTHEAST

ALL. RACES

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT •••••• HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOL.D, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL. STATUS , ,

MARCH 1976 (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

ALL. HALE FEMALE PERSONSt--~~-,-~~~.--~~,..-~~----,,-~~-.-~~--11--~~-,-~~---.~~~-r-~~-.~~~,...-~~-

l'I YRS, 111 TO 20 TO AND 19 211

OVER TOTAL YEARS YEARS

162 5112 72 867 6 7'9

117 297 18 832 89 675 35 895

'18 "'" 5 3117

100,0 11'1,8

11.1 29,1 11,6 55 , 2 22.1 29 , 8

:s.:s

77 560 55 269

3 397 117 297

II 576 22 291 19 709

569 2 01'

100.0 71.:S

"·" 61.0 5,9

28,7 25,11 0,7 2.6

1'12 9211 68 6'1 392 50

573 015 97' 295 7117 557 6118 1150

5 569 2 'IJ 295 "' 15 528 :s 78 532 18 :so 1811 16 'Ill 185

II 163

100,0 '15,1 J,9

30,3 10,9 511,9 21 . 1 30,9 2,9

16 989 7 1189 1 018 :s 3116 :s 125 9 500 5 019 :s 11'15 1 0'7

100.0 1111.1 6,0

19,7 18,11 55,9 29 , 5 20,3 6,1

37 520 16 '127

1 695 10 539

II 1911 21 093 9 030

10 808 1 255

100,0

"'· 8 11,5 28,1 11.2 56,2 2'1,1 28 , 8 3,3

1 1160

100.0 72 , 9

11,3 63.1

5 , 5 21 . 1 211.:s

0,7 2. 1

7 720 " '162

:S'IO :s 3'16

776 3 257 2 676

90 '192

100.0 57.8

"·" 11:s.:s 10.1 '12,2 311.7

1 . 2 6,11

17 767 12 262

7'19 10 539

9711 5 505 II 917

1'5 11511

100,0 69,0 11,2

59.3 5,5

31.0 27,7 o , 8 2,6

12 1161 389 123 25'

12 12 072 11 965

'10 68

100,0 :s.1 1.0 2,0 0.1

96,9 96,0

o.:s 0, 5

10 607 360 103 2'15

12 10 2'16 10 156

:s:s 57

100,0

'·" 1. 0 2,J 0.1

96,6 95,8

o.:s 0,5

1 656 2'1 16

8

1 631 1 6111

6 11

100.0 1,5 1,0 0, 5

98,5 97,5

0,'I 0,7

2 73'1 38 18 20

2 696 2 677

5 1'1

100.0 1,'I 0,6 0,7

98,6 97,9 0.2 0,5

9 197 :s 978

878 2 939

162 5 219 " 83'1

138 2'18

100.0 11:S,J 9,5

32.0 1 , 8

56. 7 52,6 1,5 2. 7

8 015 :s 551

758 2 653

1'11 II '163 " 1'12

105 216

100.0 '111,:S 9 ~ 5

:i:s.1 1 , 8

55,7 51.7

1 , ) 2 . 7

1 016 3'17

80 2'18

19 669 610

:s:s 25

100.0 J'l.2

7,9 211.'I 1.9

65.8 60.1

:s.2 2,5

1 986 637 158 '1118

31 1 3'19 1 279

21 50

100.0 32,1 8,0

22.6 1.5

67.9 6'1,'I 1.0 2 . 5

25 TO 1111

YEARS

26 373 23 07'1

1 521 20 166

1 387 :s 299 2 231

222 8117

100.0 87,5 5,8

76,5 5,3

12.5 8,5 o,8 J,2

23 32'1 20 7'15

1 318 18 298 1 128 2 580 1 777

161 6113

100,0 88,9

5.7 78,'I

'1,8 11 . 1 7,6 0.1 2,8

2 1199 1 915

177 1 502

237 58'1 3611 '10

180

100. 0 76,6

7,1 60,1 9,5

23,'I 1'1,5 1,6 7.2

5 8711 " 9'15

307 II 399

239 929 708

5'1 166

100 , 0 8'1,2 5.2

7'1,9 '1,1

15,8 12.1 0,9 2,8

115 TO 65 YRS. 611 AND

YEARS OVER

20 615 19 '101

589 17 209

1 603 1 2111

571 85

558

100.0 911, 1

2,9 83 , 5

7,8 5,9 2 , 8 O,'I 2,7

18 578 17 653

526 15 858 1 269

925 '186 77

362

100 , 0 95,0

2. 8 85,'I

6, 8 5,0 2.6 0 , 4 1,9

1 7911 1 533

53 1 159

322 261

71 'I

186

100,0 85,5

:s.o 6'1,6 17.9 1'1,5 J,9 0.2

10.'I

5 032 II 6116

173 " 11'1

359 386 215 25

1'16

100,0 92,J

:S,11 81.8

7,1 7,7 11.:s 0,5 2,9

ts 913 ts '127

286 (> 730 1 "12

1186 109

8'1 292

100,0 9'1,6

:S,2 75,5 15,8 5,'I 1,2 0,9 :S,:S

ts 0'19 7 706

268 (> 2'12 1 196

3113 87 7'1

182

100,0 95,7

3,:S 77,5 1'1,9

11,:S 1,1 0,9 2,:S

755 6'12

1'1 '129 199 113

17 7

89

100,0 85,1 1,9

56,8 26,:S 1'1,9 2,2 0,9

11 , 8

2 1'12 1 996

93 1 557

3'16 1'15

38 JO 78

100,0 93,2

'1,:S 72,7 16,2 6,8 1,8 1,'I :S,6

TOTAL

811 982 17 598

:s 3112 IX>

111 256 67 38'1 16 185 117 865

:s "" 100,0 20,7 ),9 (X)

16,8 79,) 19,0 56,J :S,9

711 351 1'1 377

2 596 IX)

11 781 59 97'1 1' 536 'l:S 735 2 703

100,0 19,J

:S,5 IX>

15,8 80,7 18,2 58,8

:S,6

9 269 :s 026

678 IX)

2 3119 6 2'13 2 :S'IJ :s 355

5'15

100,0 32,7 7,J IX>

25,:S 67,:S 25,J 36,2 5,9

19 753 " 165

9'16 IX)

:s 220 15 587

" 113 10 67) 801

100,0 21.1

11,8 IX)

16,) 78,9 20,8 5'1,0

'1,1

12 '122 172 135 (X)

37 12 250 11 139

9115 166

100.0 1." 1.1 (X) o.:s

98 , 6 89,7

7.6 1 . 3

10 '198 136 105 (X) 31

10 J62 9 J6q

851 1'17

100.0 1.:s 1. 0 tX> o.:s

98.7 89,2

8o1 1."

1 7~9 J) 27

(X)

6 l 696 1 595

83 18

100. 0 1.9 1.6 (X)

o.:s 98.t 92,3

'1.8 1.0

2 728 :S5 28

(X) 7

2 693 2 577

98 18

100.0 1.:s 1.0 (X ) 0.)

98,7 9'1,'I

:S.6 0.1

9 61'1 1 :S:S8

889 tX) '1'19

8 276 :s 210 " 675

J91

100,0 13,9 9.2 tX> 11 . 1

86,1 :SJ,11 '18,6

11.1

8 202 1 020

657 (X) J62

7 182 2 662 " 209

311

100.0 12,'I 8,0 tX> 'I.II

87,6 32,5 51,:S

3,8

1 213 JOO 216 (X)

811 91' '178 J68 68

100,0 2'1.7 17,8

(X) 6,9

75,:S 39,11 :so,J

5,6

2 ooo 2'111 157 tX> 88

1 756 908 806

'12

100.0 12.2 7,8 (X) '1,11

87,8 115,'I 'lo,:s

2.1

25 TO 'Ill

YEARS

115 TO 65 YRS, 611 AND

YEARS OVER

27 59'1 22 " 663 5 1 181

603 051 612

(XI :s 1182

22 931 1 168

21 128 636

100,0 16,9

"·' IX) 12.6 83,1

'1,2 76,6 2.J

(X) II '139

17 553 '138

16 ll'l:S 671

100,0 22.:s

2,7 (XI

19,6 77,7 1,9

72.7 :s,o

23 859 20 :s 357 "

827

187 110 51'1

(X) 2 530

20 502 913

(X) :s 596

16 077 391 170 515

19 118 15 '171

100. 0 111.1

J , 5 (X)

10,6 85,9

J , 8 80 , 1 2.0

:s 152 1 220

317 <X> 903

1 9:S:S 21)

1 561 159

100,0 38,7 10.0

IX) 28,6 61,:S 6,8

49,5 5,0

6 276 1 060

326 <X> 7311

5 216 37'1

" 710 132

100,0 16,9 5 , 2 (X)

11.7 83,1 6,0

75,0 2.1

100.0 20,'I

2,5 ()()

17.8 79,6 1,9

75,1 2,6

2 13'1 885 88

(X) 797

1 2'19 39

1 077 133

100,0 111 . 5

'1,1 (X)

37,:S 58,5 1.8

50,5 6,2

5 6811 1 321

2115 ()()

1 076 II 363

159 " 015

189

100 , 0 2:s . 2

11,3 ()()

18,9 76,8 2,8

70,6 :S,3

12 7'19 6 375

526 (X)

5 8119 6 37'1

231 II 67'1 1 '170

100,0 50.0

'1.1 (X)

'15,9 50,0 1,8

)6,7 11.5

11 605 5 75'1

1193 (X)

5 262 5 851

205 " 387 1 258

100,0 '19,6

'1,2 ()()

115,:S 50,'I 1,8

37,8 10,8

1 0'11 589

JO (X) 559 '152

18 266 168

100,0 56 , 6 2,8 ()()

53,7 'l:S,11 1.8

25,5 16,1

:s 06'1 1 505

191 ()()

1 3111 1 559

95 1 0'15

'119

100,0 '19.1 6,2 (X)

'12,9 50,9

:S,1 3'1,1 1) , 7

48 Table 9. MARITAL STATUS, BY HOUSEljOLD HEAD$HIP, AGE, RACE, AND SEX, FOR REGIONS:

- MARCH 1976~ontinued

SUBJECT

NORTHEAST--CON,

WHITE

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT. OTHER HAR!tAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , SINGLE • I • ••• •••

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS ,

PERCENT, , , • , • HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE • • • I • • • • •

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARitAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

BLACK

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE ••••• •• ' I


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER MARITAL STATUS , •

PERCENT, •• I ••

HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE • I ••• ••••


NORTH CENTRAL

ALL RACES

TOTAL. , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE ••• •••• I •


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE •••• •• I ••

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARitAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT, , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NOT MEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE ••• I I ••••

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS ,

WHITE

TOTAL • •••••• I

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , , SINGLE ' ••• I ••••


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE • I ••• I •••


PERCENT, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE • •• I • •• I •


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , SINGLE •••••••• I



ALL HALE FEMALE PERSONS f-----.----.-----.---~~--~----i----r-----.----.------,.---.---~ 1'1 YRS, 1'1 TO 20 TO

ANO 19 2'1 OVER TOTAL YEARS YEARS

'" 059 1'1 852 1 '1'16 9 82'1 ' 583

19 207 8 106

10 072 1 029

100,0 'IJ,6

'1 , 2 28,8 10,5 56 , 'I 23 , 8 29,6

J,O

' 0'17 1 '119

2JO 60'1 58'1

1 628 819 605 20J

100,0 '16,6 7,6

19,8 19 , 2 5J,'I 26,9 19,9 6,7

"' '102 19 256 1 703

12 887 " 665

2'1 1'16 9 8J9

1' 091 1 217

100,0

""·" 3,9 29,7 10 , 7 55,6 22,7 J0,2

2,8

J9 756 17 61'

1 'IJ9 12 171 " 003

22 1'13 8 788

12 358 997

100,0 '1'1,3 3,6

J0,6 10 . 1 55,7 22.1 31,1 2,5

16 218 11 337

68J 9 82'1

830 " 881 " 'IJ1

118 333

100.0 69,9

'1,2 60,6 5,1

J0,1 27,3 0,7 2.1

1 3113 79'1

59 60'1 1JO 5'19 '121 lJ

116

100,0 59,1

"·" '15,0 9,7

110,9 :31,J 0,9 8,6

20 693 1'1 8'15

866 12 887

l 091 5 8119 5 288

102 '159

100.0 71,7 '1,2

62 , J S,J

28,J 25,6 0,5 2 . 2

19 07'1 1J 866

772 12 171

92'1 5 208 " 762

89 J58

100,0 72,7 '1,0

63,8 '1,8

27,J 25,0 0,5 1,9

2 1169 )6 18 19

2 'IJ2 2 '115

5 12

100.0 1,5 0,7 0,8

98,5 97 , 8 0,2 0,5

211'1 1

2'1J 2111

2

100,0 0,5

0,5

99,5 98,7

0,8

J '155 117 Jl 81

5 3 )JS J J17

" 17

100,0 J,'I 0,9 2,J 0,1

96 , 6 96,0 0,1 0,5

3 087 111

25 81

5 2 976 2 960

II 12

100,0 J,6 0,8 2,6 0,2

96,'I 95,9 0.1 0,'I

l 818 590 1'16 '117

27 1 227 1 170

16 '11

100.0 J2,S a.1

22 . 9 1.5

67,5 6'1.11 0,9 2.J

151 11'1 12 29

" 107 9'1

" 8

100,0 29.1 7.8

18 ,9 2,'I

70,9 62.5 2.a 5,6

2 500 1 137

2J'I 867

35 1 )6J 1 271

JO 62

100,0 '15,5 9,'I

)'1,7 1.'I

5'1,5 50,8 1.2 2 . 5

2 J05 1 051

205 81'1 )2

1 25'1 l 173

29 52

100.0 '15.6 8,9

J5,J 1.11

5'1,'I 50.9 1.2 2,J

25 TO

"" YEARS

5 290 " 500

269 " 0'10

191 790 617

1111 129

100 , 0 85,1 5,1

76,'I J,6

1'1,9 11. 7 0,8 2.'I

'1711 365 )J

289 llJ

109 66

6 36

100.0 77 , 1 7,0

60,9 9,1

22,9 1'1,0 1,3 7,6

6 917 6 1111

J68 5 '178

295 775 5110

'10 195

100,0 88 , 8

5, J 79,2 'l,J

11.2 7,8 o.6 2 , 8

6 )69 5 695

J20 5 1)1

2'1'1 67'1 '180

33 160

100,0 89,'I 5,0

80,6 J,8

10,6 7.5 o,5 2,5

'15 TO 65 YRS, 6'1 ANO

YEARS OVER

" 6'19 " 320

159 ' 868

293 J29 198

25 105

100.0 92,9 3,4

83,2 6 , 3 7.1 'l,J 0,5 2,J

J'l2 290 12

218 59 52 11

'11

100,0 a11 ,e

) , 6 6J,8 17,'I 15,2 ),2

12.0

5 '152 5 19'1

1'10 " 68J

371 258 132 10

117

100.0 95,J 2,6

85,9 6,8 '1,7 2.'I 0.2 2 . 1

5 081 II 870

130 " '131

J09 212 122

8 81

100.0 95,e 2,6

87,2 6,1 '1 , 2 2,'I 0,2 1,6

l 992 1 890

92 1 '180

)18 103 )0 28 '15

100 ,0 9'1,8 '1,6

7'1,J 16,0 5,2 1,5 1,'I 2,3

1'2 9'1

1 68 2'1 J8

8 2

28

100 , 0 71,1

1.1 51,S 18 , 'I 28,9 6,1 1,6

21.2

2 370 2 256

9J 1 778

)85 11'1

28 17 68

100,0 95,2 3,9

75,0 16,2

'1,8 1 .2 0,7 2,9

2 232 2 1'10

91 l 7111

33'1 92 27 1'1 52

100,0 95,9 ", l

76,8 15,0

11,1 1,2 0,6 2,)

TOTAL

17 8111 3 516

763 (XI

2 75J l'I )26

J 675 9 955

696

100,0 19,7

"·' IX> 15,11 80,3 20,6 55,8 J,9

1 70'1 625 172 (XI '153

1 079 )98 593

88

100,0 36,7 10,1

IX> 26,6 6),3 2J,'I J 'l,8 5,2

22 709 II '111

838 (X)

J 57'1 18 297 " 550

12 9.89 758

100,0 19,'I 3,7 (X)

15,7 80,6 20,0 57,2 J,3

20 682 3 7'17

667 (XI

3 079 16 9)6

'I 027 12 270

6J9

100,0 18,1 3,2 (XI

1'1,9 81,9 19,5 59,J 3,1

1'1 TO 19

YEARS

2 '150 Jo 24

(XI 6

2 '120 2 Jll

91 18

100.0 1.2 1.0 (XI o.3

98,8 911,J J.7 0.1

100. 0 1.9 1.5 (X) o.11

98,1 96,0 2.2

J 585 5) 39

(XI 1'1

J 531 J 250

2'13 '8

100.0 1.5 lol (X)

0.11 98.5 90.7 6.8 l ol

3 20J 111 30

(XI 12

3 162 2 89'1

231 37

100.0 1. J 0,9 (XI 0.11

98. 7 90.J 1.2 1.2

20 TO 2'1

YEARS

1 783 192 115 (XI 77

1 591 81'1 738

39

100,0 10,8 6,5 (X) 11 , 3

89,2 115,7 '11,'I 2.2

188 52 '11

( XI 11

1J5 86 119

100.0 27,9 22.0

(X) 5,9

12,1 '15,7 26,J

2 678 J61 2'17 (XI 11J

2 J17 879

1 J58 81

100,0 13.5

9 .2 (XI 11.2

86,5 J2,8 50,7 J,O

2 J88 272 18'1 (XI 89

2 116 766

1 28J 67

100,0 11.'I 1.1 <X> J,7

88,6 J2.1 5J,7 2,8

25 TO

"" YEARS

5 51'1 769 226 (X) 5'13

" 7'16 J08

""" lOJ

100,0 13,9 'I, 1 (XI 9,8

86 ,1 5 , 6

78,6 1,9

65'1 27'

90 <XI 183 381

'16 307

28

100,0 '11, 7 1),8

(XI 27,9 58,J 7,0

'17,0 '1,2

7 160 1 099

287 <XI 812

6 061 271

5 665 125

100,0 15,J

'l,O (XI

11.J 811,7 J,8

79,1 1,7

6 '1'18 82'1 209 <XI 615

5 625 222

5 J12 91

100,0 12,8 J,2 IX) 9,5

87 , 2

'·" 82,'I 1.11

'15 TO 65 YRS, 6'1 ANO

YEARS OVER

5 19'1 1 105

216 (XI 890

II 088 1'18

J 786 15'1

100,0 21,3 'I, 1 <XI

17,1 78,7 2,9

72,9 J,O

1152 21J

29 <XI 18J 2J9 10

198 '1

100,0 '17 , 1

6,11 (X)

'10,6 52,9

2.2 '13,9 6 , 9

5 8J9 1 166

lJO IX)

1 OJ6 " 672

96 " 112'1

152

100,0 20,0 2.2 (X)

17,7 80,o

1, 6 75,8 2,6

5 388 985 115 (XI 870

" llOJ 91

" 188 12'1

100,0 18,3

2. 1 (XI

16.1 81,7 1. 7

77,7 2,3

2 900 1 '119

182 (X)

1 2)8 1 '181

9'1 1 007

J81

100,0 '18,9 6,J CXI

'12,7 !11, l J,2

311,7 lJ,1

1'111 82

7 (X)

75 62

1 J2 29

100,0 56,9 4,9 IX)

52,0 '13,1 0,7

22,J 20.1

J '1'17 1 7J2

1J5 (XI

1 598 1 715

55 l 299

J61

100,0 50,J 3,9 (X)

116,J '19,7 1,6

J7,7 10.s

3 255 1 62'1

lJO (XI

1 119'1 1 6JO

5J 1 256

321

100,0 '19,9

'l,O (X)

45, 9 50,1 1,6

J8,6 9,9

49

Table 9. MARITAL STATUS. BY HOUSEHOLD HEADSHIP, AGE, RACE, AND-SEX, FOR REGIONS:

SUBJECT

NORTH CENTRAL•·CON,

BLACK

TOTAL, • , • , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

SINGLE , • , , , , • , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARifAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , • · , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT, , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , • , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARitAL STATUS , ,

SOUTH

ALL RACES

TOTAL. , , , , • , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

SINGLE , , , , • , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , • , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARitAL STATUS , ,

PERCENT, , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

WHITE

TOTAL, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , SINGLE , • , , , , , , , MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS ,

PERCENT , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , • , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , SINGLE , • , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

BLACK

T01AL, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , ,

SINGLE , • , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PKESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER MARITAL STATUS ,

PERCENT , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, • , , ,


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE •• • •• I •••


MARCH 1976-Conti-nued (Numbers in thousands. For meaning of symbols, see text)

ALL MALE FEMALE PERSONS f--~~~~~----,,.--~~--.--~~--,~~~-,-~~--t~~~--,.--~~~~~~-,-~~~~~----.,.--~~ 111 YRS. 111 TO 20 TO

AND 19 211 OVER TOTAL YEARS YEARS

J '10'1 1 5118

2J5 658 65'1

1 856 985 667 20'1

100,0 '15,5

6,9 19,J 19,2 511,5 28,9 19,6 6,0

1 1199 902

79 658 165 596 1188

11 96

100.0 60,2 5,2

'IJ,9 11.0 39,8 32,6

0,8 6,11

52 125 211 2J '107 17

1 752

829 751 ' 882 I

15 1117 6 2J9

28 718 10 852 15 895 1 971

100,0 11'1,9

J,'I 29,6 12,0 55,1 20,8 J0,5 J,8

'12 692 19 '191 1 289

lJ 571 'I 6J1

23 202 7 912

lJ 907 1 J8J

100,0 115 , 7

J,O Jl , 8 10,8 511 , J 18,5 J2,6 J,2

9 060 3 775

'1111 1 752 1 581 5 285 2 857 1 86J

565

100 ,0 111, 7

11,9 19,J 17,5 58,J Jl,5 20,6 6,2

15 1117 1 115J 7 077 6 073

2J9 765

100,0 71,5 J,6

62.1 5,9

28,5 211.s 1.0 3,1

20 512 15 J57

715 1J 571

1 071 5 155 II '170

175 510

100,0 711,9 J,5

66,2 5,2

25.1 21,e 0,9 2,5

'I 151 2 276

1'18 1 752

375 1 875 1 569

62 211'1

100.0 54,8 J,6

112.2 9,0

'15.2 37,8 1,5 5,9

J112 6 6

5

100.0 1,7 1,7

1,11

'I 017 1110 J7 98

II J 877 J 821

JO 26

100,0 J,5 0,9 2,'I 0.1

96,5 95,1 0,7 0 , 7

3 055 125

JO 91

II 2 930 2 885

22 22

100.0 11, 1 1,0 J,o 0.1

95,9 911,'I 0,7 0,7

9'1'1 15

7 7

9JO 920

6 'I

100 ,0 1,5 0,8 0,7

98,5 97,11 0,7 0.11

172 68 18 117

J 1011

93 1

10

100,0 J9 , 6 10,6 21.2 1,7

60,'I 5J,9 o.8 5,7

2 965 1 J77

2J9 1 08'1

511 1 588 1 'I'll

611 BJ

100 ,0 116,'1

8,0 36,6 1.8

5J.6 118,6 2,2 2,8

2 JJ'I 1 160

192 92J

'15 1 1711 1 057

110 77

100.0 119.7

8 ,2 39,5 1,9

50.J 115 . J 1.7 3,3

598 197 J5

152 10

'101 372

211 5

100,0 32.9 5,9

25 ,'I 1 . 6

67,1 62.2

11 , 1 0,9

25 TO 'Ill

YEARS

11~3 '103

113 311 50 90 53

6 32

100,0 81,8 8,7

6J,O 10.1 18.2 10,7

1 . 1 6,'I

8 '112 7 361

398 6 5211

'IJ9 1 051

6J'I 93

J2'1

100 , 0 87,5

'I, 7 77,6 5.2

12,5 7,5 1.1 J,9

7 051 6 367

J18 5 721

J28 6811 1108

63 213

100.0 90,3

'1,5 81,1

II, 7 9,7 5,8 o,9 3,0

1 27'1 9211

73 7111 110 350 221

28 101

100.0 72,5 5,7

58,2 8,6

27,5 17,'I

2 . 2 8,0

115 TO 65 YRS . 611 ANO

YEARS OVER

357 310

10 2J8 62 '17 10

1 35

100,0 87,0

2,7 66,8 17.5 13.o 2,9 0,3 9,8

6 513 6 102

1511 5 '115

5'2 '111 1118

30 23'1

100,0 93,7

2,q 8),1 8,2 6,3 2.3 o.s 3, 6

5 575 5 312

133 'I 80)

376 263 98 28

1J7

100 , 0 95,3

2,'I 86,2

6 , 7 'I. 7 1 ,8 0,5 2,5

915 768 22

592 155 1117

'19 2

96

100.0 83,9

2,'I 611,6 16,9 16,1 5 ,'I 0.2

10,5

135 115

2 6J so 20

2 3

15

100,0 85,'I 1. 'I

116,5 37,5 111,6 1,2 2,3

11.1

2 922 2 772

511 2 295

'123 150

29 23 98

100,0 9'1,9 1,9

78,5 1'1,5 5,1 1.0 0,8 3,'I

2 '196 2 39J

'13 2 0'3

317 10'1

22 21 61

100,0 95,8 1,7

81,'I 12,7

'1,2 0,9 0,9 2,'I

'119 373

11 260 101

'17 7 2

38

100,0 88,9

2,6 62,1 211,2 11,1 1,7 O,'I 9,0

TOTAL

1 905 6116 157 (X) '189

1 260 '196 656 107

100,0 JJ,9 8,2 (X)

25,7 66,1 26,0 3'1,'I

5,6

27 296 5 656

870 (X)

II 786 21 6110

" 778 15 656 1 206

100,0 20,7 J,2 (X)

17,5 79,3 17,5 57,11

11 ,'I

22 181 II 1311

57'1 tX)

3 560 18 0117

3 11'12 13 732

873

100,0 18,6 2,6 (X)

16,1 81,'I 15,5 61,9 3,9

'I 909 1 '199

293 (X)

1 206 3 1110 1 288 1 801

J21

100 ,0 30,5 6,0 <Xl

211,6 69,5 26,2 3b,7 6,5

365 10

7 (X)

' 3511 3'13

10 2

100.0 2.8 2.1 t X) 0.1

97.2 911,1

2.7 0.11

3 917 35 27

(X) 8

' 882 3 385

1115 81

100.0 o.9 0.1 (X)

0 .2 99.1 86,'I 10.6 2. 1

2 910 22 16

(X) 6

2 887 2 11611

357 67

100 .0 o.e 0.6 (X)

0.2 99,2 811,7 12.3 2.3

965 13 10

(X)

2 952 879

59 111

100.0 1.3 1.1 (X)

0.2 98.7 91 ,1 6.1 1.5

20 TO 2'1

YEARS

261 83 58

<Xl 2'1

178 102

68 8

100.0 31,7 22.11

t X) 9,11

68,3 39,2 25,9

3 .1

3 082 372 2J8 (X l 135

2 710 859

1 660 191

100.0 12.1 1,1 ( X ) 11.11

87,9 27,9 53,9 6,2

2 392 2110 111'1 tXl 97

2 152 600

1 '117 135

100 , 0 10.1 6,0 (Xl 11 .0

89,9 25,1 59,2 5,6

662 130

92 tXl 38

5'2 256 220

56

100,0 19,7 111 .0

(Xl 5,7

eo,3 38,6 33.2 8,5

25 TO 'Ill

YEARS

65'1 267

7J <Xl 1911 387

115 307

311

100,0 '10,8 11.1

(XI 29,7 59,2 6,9

'17,0 5,3

8 895 l '1911

JOJ <Xl

1 191 7 1101

'38 6 821

2112

100,0 16,8 J,'I tXI

13,11 83,2 3,8

7b,7 2.7

7 2'2 921 175 tXl 7116

6 310 218

5 9112 150

100,0 12,7

2,11 (X)

10,3 87,3 3,0

82,2 2.1

1 566 565 128 (X) 1137

1 001 116 792

93

100,0 36,1 8, 2 <Xl

27,9 63,9

7,'I 50,6

5,9

'15 TO 65 YRS, 611 AND

YEARS OVER

11'7 177 lJ

tXl 165 259

II 229

26

100,0 110,6 2,9 (X)

37,7 59,11 1.0

52,5 5,9

7 250 1 695

157 (XI

1 537 5 555

1111 5 200

2111

100,0 23,11 2.2 t XI

21.2 7b,6

1.9 71,7 3,0

6 128 1 2118

112 (X)

1 1'6 'I 881

121 II b15

1115

100.0 20.11 1,8 (X)

18,5 79,6 2,0

75,3 2,11

1 100 11110

'Ill (X) 395 660

21 573 67

100,0 110,0

'l,O (X)

J5,9 60,0 1,9

52,1 6,1

189 108

5 (X) 103

81 1

112 37

100,0 57,3 2,6 (XI

511,7 '12,7 0.1

22.1 19,8

II 152 2 060

11111 (X)

1 915 2 092

55 1 559

'179

100.0 '19,6 3,5 (X)

'16,1 50.'I 1.3

37,5 11,5

3 519 1 702

127 (X)

1 575 1 817

39 1 '101

377

100.0 118,11 3,6 (XI

1111,8 51,6

1.1 39,8 10.7

616 351

18 ( X) '311 265

16 158

91

100,0 57,0

2,8 (X)

511,l 113,0

2,6 25,6 111,8

50 Table 9. MARITAL STATUS, BY HOUSEHOLD HEADSHIP, AGE, RACE, AND SEX, FOR REGIONS:

MARCHT976--Contlnued

SUBJECT

WEST

ALL RACES

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , • HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT. OTHER HARltAL STATUS , •

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARifAL STATUS , •

PERCENT, , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE • • • • • I • • •

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT. OTHER HARifAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • SINGLE • I • • • • • • •

HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

WHITE

TOTAL, , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT. OTHER HARitAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , • SINGLE , , , , , , , , • HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER HARitAL "STATUS , ,

PERCENT , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED1 SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARifAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF ~OUSEHOLD, , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER HARltAL STATUS , ,

BLACK

TOTAL , , , , , , , HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , , , ,

SINGLE , , , , , , , , • HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARttAL STATUS , ,

NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT, OTHER HARltAL STATUS

PERCENT, , , , , , HEAD OF AOUSEHOLD , , , , ,


NOT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD , , SINGLE , , , , , , , , , HARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT , OTHER HARitAL STATUS , ,


ALL HALE FEMALE PERSONSl--~~~~~~.--~~~~~--.~~~~~~--1~~~......--~~--.~~~......--~~-,-~~~r-~~-

l'I YRS. l'I TO 20 TO ANO 19 2'1

OVER TOTAL YEARS YEARS

29 '196 lJ 777

1 589 8 li5'1 J 7Jli

15 719 6 175 8 6'10

90li

100,0 116.7 5.li

28,7 12,7 5J,J 20 , 9 29,J J,l

26 '116 12 l!J6

1 J95 7 7JO J Jll

13 980 5 378 7 8'18

75q

100,0 '17,1 5,3

29 , 3 12,5 52 , 9 20 , 'I 29 , 7 2.9

l '178 7'17 111 JJl J06 7Jl J58 J09

6'1

100,0 50,6 7,5

22.'I 20,7 '19,'I 2'1,2 20,9

'1,3

l'I 271 10 '111

900 8 q54 1 057 J 859 J '131

9J J35

100,0 7J,O 6,J

59,2 7,'I

27,0 2'1,0 0.1 2,J

12 769 9 '156

80'1 7 730

922 J 31'1 2 985

69 2!59

100,0 7'1,0 6,3

60,5 7,2

26 ,0 2J,'I 0,5 2 , 0

727 '190

5'1 JJl 105 237 197

q J5

100,0 67,4 7,!5

q5,5 1 'I ,!5 32.6 27 . l 0,6 '1,9

2 256 95 38 54

J 2 161 2 1'19

2 10

100,0 li,2 1,7 2,4 0 . 1

95,8 95,J 0,1 0,5

1 99!5 88 JO 5q

3 l 907 l 895

2 10

100,0

"·" 1,5 2,7 0,1

95,6 95,0 0,1 0 , 5

126 J J

l2J 123

100,0 2,3 2,3

97,7 97,7

1 7'16 827 2'17 !539

'11 919 8l!J

23 5'1

100, 0 •17.'1 l'l.1 30,9 2 . 'I

52,6 '18 , J 1.3 J.1

1 558 7!50 215 '199

36 808 7'1J

20 '15

100.0 '18,l 13,8 32.0 2 , 3

51,9 47,7 1.3 2.9

9'1 J8 15 20

3 56 51

J 2

100,0 '10,6 15,6 21.7 3,2

59,q !5'1,3

2,9 2.2

25 TO

"" YEARS

5 171 q 626

'1'18 3 76!5

'11'1 !5'1'1 J'l9

3'1 161

100,0 89,5 8 , 7

72,8 8,0

10,5 6,7 o,7 3,1

" 615 " 182

'112 J '105

365 '132 271

21 1'11

100,0 90 , 6 8,9

7),8 7 , 9 9,'I !5,9 0,5 J,O

258 223

27 161 JS 35 2J

11

100,0 86,5 10.6 62,'I lJ,'I lJ,5 9,1

'15 TO 65 YRS, 611 ANO

YEARS OVER

3 619 3 '160

122 2 996

Jiil 159

77 20 62

100,0 95,6

J , 4 82,11 9,4 '1,4 2.1 0,6 1. 7

J 27J J 151

105 2 756

291 121

611 15 38

100,0 96,J J,2

8'1,2 8,9 J,., 2.1 0,5 1, 2

180 165

9 111

'15 1!5

1 14

100,0 91,6 5.1

61.!5 25,0 8,'I

l '180 l 'IOJ

'15 l 099

259 76 l'I l'I '18

lOO,O 9'1,8 J, 1

7'1,J 17,5 5,2 1.0 0,9 J,J

l J28 l 28'1

'12 1 015

227

"" 8 12 25

100,0 96,7 J,l

76,'I 17,l J,J 0,6 0,9 1,9

69 61

38 22

8

8

tB> (8) (8) (8) ( 8 ) (8) (8) (8) (8)

TOTAL

15 225 J J66

689 (XI

2 677 11 859

2 7'1'1 8 5117

568

100,0 22.1

'1,5 IX>

17,6 77 ,9 18,0 56,1 J,7

lJ 6'17 2 980

592 tX>

2 J88 10 666 2 J93 7 779

'195

100,0 21,8

"·' (XI 17,5 78,2 17,5 57,0 J,6

751 257

57 tX> 200 '19'1 161 J05 29

100,0 3'1.2 7,5 (XI

26,7 65,8 21,'I '10,6

3,8

l'I TO 19

YEARS

2 192 '18 '11

(X)

7 2 1'1'1 1 927

188 29

100,0 2.2 1 o9 tX> o.J

97.8 87.9 8.6 1.J

1 9J5 '12 35

(X) 7

l 89J 1 696

173 25

100.0 2 . 2 1.8 (X) 0.11

97,8 87.6

8 , 9 1. J

13J 5 5

(X)

128 118

8 2

100.0 'l.O '1,0 tX)

96.0 88,2

6.2 1.5

20 TO 211

YEARS

1 85J J61 2'17 tX> 11'1

1 '19J 5611 851

77

100.0 19,5 lJ,J

(XI 6,1

8o,5 JO,'I '15,9

'1.2

1 639 315 215 tX> 100

1 J2'1 '182 772 70

100.0 19,2 lJ,1

tX> 6,1

80,8 29,'I '17,l

11,J

lOJ J'I 2'1

tX> 10 68 J(j

Jl J

100,0 )),5 2J,5

(XI 9,9

66,5 JJ,1 J 0,2 J,J

25 TO 'Ill

YEARS

5 26J 1 010

26!5 IX) 7'15

" 25J 18'1

J 9J2 1J6

100,0 19,2 s.o (XI

1'1,2 80,8 J,5

7'1,7 2,6

q 665 8113 217 IX> 626

) 822 165

J 5JO 127

100,0 18,1

11,6 IX)

lJ,11 81 ,9 J,5

75,7 2,7

278 115

25 tX> 89

lb'I 6

15'1

" 100,0

111 .2 9,1 (X)

J2,1 58,8

2.0 55,'I 1,J

'15 TO 65 YRS, 6'1 AND

YEARS OVER

J 8JO 869 80

IX) 789

2 961 '12

2 80'1 115

100,0 22,7

2.1 IX>

20,6 77,J 1,1

7J,2 J,O

) '177 772

71 tXl 701

2 705 Jl

2 582 92

100,0 22.2

2.0 IX)

20.2 77,8

0,9 7'1,2

2,6

1'16 55

2 IX) 5'1 90

lj

77 10

100,0 Ja.1 1.2 (XI

J6,9 61,9

2.5 52,9

6,6

2 086 l 078

56 tXl

1 022 1 009

26 771 211

100,0 51,7

2,7 (X)

'19,0 '18,) 1,)

37,0 10.1

l 931 1 009

5'1 (X) 95'1 923 20

72J 180

100,0 52,2

2,8 ( X )

'19,'I '17,8 1,0

J7,5 9,J

91 '17

IX> 117

"" J'I 10

100,0 51,6

(X) 51,6 '18 ,'I

APPENDIX

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

Coverage. The population in this report includes the civilian noninstitutional population of the United States plus approximately 914,000 members of the Armed Forces in the United States living off post or with their families on post in 1976, but excludes all other members of the Armed Forces. However, the data in tables A and Bon median and quartile ages at first marriage for males refer to the total male population, which includes, in addition to the above, the male members of the Armed Forces overseas and in military barracks and similar quarters in the United States.

Symbols. A dash "-" represents zero, and the symbol "Z" indicates that the figure is less than 0.05 percent. The symbol "B" means that the base for the derived figure is less than 75,000. An "X" means not applicable, and "NA" means not available.

Rounding of estimates. Individual figures are rounded to the nearest thousand without being adjusted to group totals, which are independently rounded; percentages are based on the unrounded numbers.

Farm-nonfarm residence. The farm population refers to rural residents living on farms. The method of determining farm-nonfarm residence in the present survey and in the Current Population Surveys since March 1960 is the same as that used in the 1960 and 1970 censuses but differs from that used in earlier surveys and censuses. Since March 1960 in the Current Population Surveys, farm residence has been determined by the responses to two questions. Owners are asked "Does this place have 10 or more acres?" and renters are asked "Does the place you rent have 10 or more acres?" If the response is "Yes," the respondent is asked "During the past 12 months, did sales of crops, livestock, and other farm products from this place amount to $50 or more?" If the acreage response is "No," the inquiry relates to sales of $250 or more. Rural persons in motels and tourist camps, and those living on rented places where no land is used for farming, are not classified as farm population. The nonfarm population, as the term is used here, comprises persons living in urban areas and rural persons not on farms.

Although the method of determining farmnonfarm residence has not changed since March 1960, the underlying sampling methods and estimation procedures have changed. For a discussion of changes see Employment and Earnings, Volume 18, No. 8, February 1972, pp. 6-9, published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Age. The age classification is based on the age of the person at the person's last birthday.

Race. The population is divided into three groups on the basis of race: White, Black, and "other races." The last category includes Indians, Japanese, Chinese, and any other race except White and Black.

Persons of Spanish origin. Persons of Spanish origin in this report were determined on the basis of a question that asked for self-identification of the person's origin or descent. Respondents were asked to select their origin (or the origin of some other household member) from a "flash card" I isting ethnic origins. Persons of Spanish origin, in particular, were those who indicated that their origin was Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or some other Spanish origin.

Marital status. The marital status classification identifies four major categories: single, married, widowed, and divorced. These terms refer to the marital status at the time of the enumeration.

The category "married" is further divided into "married, spouse present," "separated," and "other married, spouse absent." A person was classified as "married, spouse present" if the husband or wife was reported as a member of the household, even though he or she may have been temporarily absent on business or on vacation, visiting, in a h·ospital, etc., at the time of the enumeration. Persons rep()rted as separated included those with legal separations, those living apart with intentions of obtaining a divorce, and other persons permanently or temporarily separated because of marital discord. The group "other married, spouse absent" includes married persons living apart because either the husband or wife was employed and living at a considerable distance from home, was serving away from home in the Armed Forces, had moved to another area, or had a different place of residence for any other reason except separation as defined above.

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Husband in Armed Forces. When a woman was reported as married but her husband was not enumerated as a member of the same household , an additional question was asked to determine whether her husband was in the Armed Forces. Women who were reported as separated were not asked the additional question.

Age at first marriage. The median age at first marriage, as shown in this report, is an approximation derived indirectly from tabulations of marital status and age. In computing this median, several steps are involved. First, the expected proportion of young people who will ever marry during their lifetime is computed. Second, one-half this expected proportion is calculated. Third, the current age of young people who are at this halfway mark is computed. From the assumptions made and the procedures used, it follows that the date of the survey is also the date when this halfway mark is reached. Half of the young people of the given age who will ever get married had done so prior to the survey date and half are expected to marry in years to come.

The quartile ages at first marriage divide people who will ever marry into four equal groups. The first quartile age is the age at which 25 percent of persons have married, the second quartile age (or median age) is the age at which 50 percent of persons have married, and the third quartile age is the age at which 75 percent of persons have married. The quartile ages are computed from the same distributions and involve the same assumptions as do the median ages.

In estimating the proportion of young people who will eventually marry, errors of 3 or 4 percentage points would affect the final estimate of the median age at first marriage by only 0.1 or 0.2 of a year. For convenience, the proportion ever married among persons 45 to 54 years old was used. Other age combinations could have been used with little change in the results, so long as they included very few persons who would subsequently marry for the first time.

Data on marital status were available by single years of age in censuses and by 5-year age groups in the sample surveys. Sprague's fifth difference interpolation formula was used to estimate the percent ever married by tenths of a year of age from censusfigures and from the sample survey data. Since the interpolation was based on the percent ever married for 5-year age groups in the survey data, and since this percent is sensitive to changes in the distribution by single years of age within the age groups when most first marriages take place, the resulting

median age at first marriage from the survey may fluctuate sharply in response to the major changes that have recently taken place in the age composition of the 20- to 24-year-old age group.

The median age at first marriage computed from data on either annual marriage records or census questions on age at first marriage involves people over the full age span rather than just those in the vicinity of the halfway point. Median ages at first marriage based on these other records may be affected by changes in the age distribution of the population, whereas the median age at first marriage for a given date shown in the present report can be interpreted as applying to the cohort born "n" years earlier, where "n" is the median age at first marriage. Data on age at first marriage are available from marriage records only for certain States and from census questions only for selected dates.

When the figures on median and quartile ages at first marriage for different years are compared, caution should be exercised in the interpretation of small changes. Because of sampling variability of the survey data and the limitations of the estimating technique itself, the errors in the estimates of the median age may be slightly larger than annual changes of one- or two-tenths of a year of age. Moreover, there is evidence that computation of the median age at first marriage for men in some years is affected by changes in the distribution by single years of age within the age groups when most first marriages take place; changes of up to one-half year in the median for men may reflect this factor rather than any real change taking place in the ages of men at first marriage.

Household. A household consists of all the persons who occupy a housing unit. A house, an apartment, or other group of rooms, or a single room, is regarded as a housing unit when it is occupied or intended for occupancy as separate living quarters; that is, when the occupants do not live and eat with any other persons in the structure and there is either ( 1) direct access from the outside or through a common hall or (2) a kitchen or cooking equipment for the exclusive use of the occupants.

A household includes the related family members and all the unrelated persons, if any, such as lodgers, foster children, wards, or employees who share the housing unit. A person living alone in a housing unit, or a group of unrelated persons sharing a housing unit as partners, is also counted as a household. The count of households excludes group quarters.

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Group quarters. Group quarters are defined as non institutional living arrangements for groups containing five or more persons unrelated to the person in charge. Inmates of institutions (starting in 1972) are not included in the Current Population Survey.

Family status. Within households, persons who are family members are distinguished from those who are not family members. A family is defined as a group of two or more persons residing together who are related by blood, marriage, or adoption; all such persons are considered as members of one family even though they may include a "subfamily," that is, a married couple or a parent-child group sharing the living quarters of the family head. A primary family includes among its members the head of a household, and a "secondary family" includes no member related to the household head. Members of secondary families may include persons such as lodgers, guests, or resident employees and their relatives living in a household.

Persons living with relatives in group quarters were formerly considered as members of secondary families. However, the number of such families became so small (37,000 in 1967) that beginning with CPS data for 1968 (and beginning with census data for 1960) the Bureau of the Census includes persons in these families in the count of secondary individuals.

In this report, persons who are not family members (that is, are not recognized as living with any relatives) are "unrelated individuals." Unrelated individuals are of two types-primary and secondary. A "primary individual" is a household head with no relatives in the household. A "secondary individual" is a lodger, partner, guest, or resident employee with no relatives in the household or group quarters.

Income. For the noninstitutional population 14 years old and over, questions were asked on the amount of money income received in 1975. The amounts received represent income before deductions for personal taxes, Social Security, bonds, etc. A lthough the income statistics refer to receipts during 1975, the characteristics of the person, such as age, marital status, etc., refer to March 1976,.

Years of school completed. In this report, data on years of school completed were derived from the combination of answers to two questions, (a) "What is the highest grade of school that the person has attended?" and (b) "Did the person finish this grade?"

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The questions on educational attainment appl ied only to progress in "regular" schools. Such schools include public, private, and parochial elementary and high schools (both junior and senior high), colleges, universities, and professional schools, whether day schools or night schools. Thus, "regular" schooling is that which advances a person toward an elementary or high school diploma, or a college, university, or professional school degree. Schooling in other than regular schools was counted only if the credits obtained were regarded as transferable to a school in the regular school system.

COMPARABILITY OF ESTIMATES FROM MARCH 1976 CPS WITH ESTIMATES

FOR PRECEDING YEARS

The data for 1976 collected in the March 1976 Current Population Survey (CPS) are, in some instances, not entirely comparable to figures for earlier years because of revisions in the Current Population Survey. Starting in January 1972, 1970 census-based population controls, metropolitan residence definition, and other materials were introduced into the sample and estimation procedures. The major item affecting comparability at the overall national level is the introduction of population controls based on the 1970 census. Figures for previous years are t ied in with 1960 census-based population controls. Basically, these changes should have no substantial impact on summary measures, such as medians and means, and on proportional measures, such as percent distributions. However, the changes may have more impact on the population levels in different subgroupings such as the total number of persons or families either overall, or within some particular category.

SOURCE AND RELIABILITY OF THE ESTIMATES

Source of data. Most of the estimates in this report are based on data from the Bureau of the Census collected in the Current Population Survey (CPS), supplemented by data from the Department of Defense. Data shown in the tables based on Decennial Censuses are footnoted. Estimated divorce rates for 1963 and 1975 were obtained from the National Center for Health Statistics.

Current population survey (CPS). The following table provides a description of some aspects of the Current Population Survey design. The present sample was in itially selected from 1970 census files and has been updated continuously to reflect new construction where possible (see -section "Nonsampling variabil ity" below).

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Description of the Current Population Survey

Households eligible Households

Time period Number of visited not sample areas Interviewed Not interviewed* interviewed

Aug. 1972 to present • •.••••• • • • .• •••• 461 45,000 2,000 8,000 Aug. 1971 to July 1972 •• ..• .••••••••• 449 45,000 2,000 8,000 Jan . 1967 to July 1971 . • •.• • • • • • • •••• 449 48,000 2,000 8,500 Mar. 1963 to Dec . 1966 . • . •• ••.•••.••• 357 33,500 1,500 6,000 Jan . 1960 to Feb . 1963 ... • •.••••••••. 333 33,500 1,500 6,000 May 1956 to Dec . 1959 •••. • •••••.•••.• 330 33,500 1,500 6,000 Feb. 1954 to April 1956 • •• ••.•.• ••••. 230 21,000 500-1,000 3 ,000 -3,500

1947 to Jan. 1954 •••••.••••••• • • ••••• 68 21,000 500-1,000 3,000-3,500

* These are households which were visited, but were found to be vacant or otherwise not to be interviewed.

The estimating procedure used for CPS data involves the inflation of weighted sample results to independent estimates of the civilian noninstitutional population of the United States by age, race, and sex. For October 1971 to the present, the independent estimates are based on : statistics from the 1970 Census of Population; statistics on births, deaths, immigration, and emigration; and statistics on the strength of the Armed Forces. For data collected in the Current Population Surveys between March 1962 and September 1971, the independent estimates used were based on statistics from the 1960 Census of Population. For data collected between February 1954 and February 1962, the independent estimates used were based on statistics from the 1950 Census of Population. For data appearing in this report from 1948 to January 1954, the independent estimates used were based on statistics from the 1940 Census of Population.

Decennial census of population. Decennial Census data in this report are based on complete counts and thus have no sampling error.

Vital statistics data. Data on the total number of divorces that occurred in the United States in 1963 and 1975 appearing in this report are published by the National Center for Health Statistics. They are estimates based on the States in the Divorce Registration Area, weighted to the national level.

Reliability of the estimates. Since the CPS estimates in this report are based on samples, they may differ somewhat from the figures that would have been obtained if a complete census had been taken using the same schedules, instructions, and enumerators. There are two types of errors possible in an

estimate based on a sample survey-sampling and nonsampling. For estimates in this report, indications of the magnitude of sampling error are provided but the extent of nonsampling error is unknown.

Nonsampling variability. As in any survey work, the results are subject to errors of response and nonreporting in addition to sampling variability. Nonsampling errors can be attributed to many sources, e.g., inability to obtain information about all cases in the sample, definitional difficulties, differences in the interpretation of questions, inability or unwillingness to provide correct information on the part of respondents, inability to recall information, mistakes made in collection such as in recording or coding the data, mistakes made in processing the data, mistakes made in estimating values for missing data, and failure to represent all units with the sample (undercoverage) . The approximate magnitude of two sources of undercoverage in CPS is known and is described next.

Approximately 600,000 conventional new construction units were issued building permits prior to the 1970 census but building was not completed by the tim-e-of the census (i.e., April 1970); these units have no representation in the CPS samplE.'. Conventional new construction, for which building permits were issued after the census, is represented. In addition to undercoverage of conventional new construction, CPS misses at least 200,000 new mobile homes. These are missed because there is no systematic sampling procedure to provide representation of mobile homes constructed since the 1970 census.

Sampling variability. The standard errors given in the tables are primarily measures of sampling variability, that is, of the variations that occur by chance because a sample rather than the whole of the population is surveyed. As calculated for this report, the standard error also partially measures the effect of certain response and enumerating errors, but it does not measure, as such, any systematic biases in the data. The chances are about 68 out of 100 that an estimate from the sample would differ from a complete census figure by less than the standard error. The chances are about 90 out of 100 that this difference would be less than 1.6 times the standard error, and about 95 out of 100 that the difference would be less than twice the standard error.

All statements of comparison involving CPS data appearing in the text are significant at a 1.6 standard error level or better, and most are significant at a level of more than 2.0 standard errors. This means that for most differences cited in the text, the estimated difference is greater than twice the standard error of the difference. Statements of comparison qualified in some way (e.g., by the use of the phrase, "some evidence") have a level of significance between 1.6 and 2.0 standard errors.

Note when using small estimates. Percent distributions are shown in the report only when the base of the percentage is 75,000 or greater. Because of the large standard errors involved, there is little chance that percentages would reveal useful information when computed on smaller bases. The reliability of an estimated percentage, computed by using sample data for both numerator and denominator, depends upon both the size of the percentage and the size of the base of the percentage. Estimated percentages are relatively more reliable than the corresponding estimates of the numerators of the percentages, particularly if the percentages are 50 percent or more. Estimated totals are shown even though the relative standard errors of these totals are larger than those for corresponding percentages. These smaller estimates are provided primarily to permit such combinations of the categories as serve each user's needs. Consequently, particular care should be exercised in the interpretation of figures based on a relatively small number of cases or on small differences between estimates.

Comparability with other data. Data obtained from the CPS are not entirely comparable with data obtained from other surveys and sources due in a large part to differences in interviewer training and experience and survey processes. These differences

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are additional components of error not reflected in the standard error tables. Therefore, caution should be used in comparing data from different sources.

Standard error tables and their use. Instead of providing individual standard error tables for each characteristic of interest, generalized standard error tables for estimated numbers and estimated percentages, by race, are provided to conserve space. In all the standard error tables, standard errors for intermediate values not shown may be approximated by interpolation. In addition, where two or more items have nearly equal standard errors, such as total population and White population, one table is used to represent them. As a result, the tables of standard errors (along with the factors) provide an indication of the order of magnitude of the standard errors rather than the precise standard error for any specific item.

The figures presented in tables A-1 through A-4 provide approximations to standard errors of various estimates shown in this report. Table A-5 provides factors which must be used to ca lculate standard errors for each characteristic. These factors must be applied to the generalized standard errors in order to adjust for the combined effect of the sample design and the estimation procedure on the value of the characteristic. For example, to produce approximate standard errors for total or White estimates fo r single men who are primary individuals based on data collected for the CPS after January 1967, multiply the appropriate figures in tables A-1 or A-3 by the factor 0.6. The factors for families, households, primary or unrelated individuals should be used for items which appear only once in a given household, e.g., "number of household heads." The determination of the proper factor for a percentage depends upon the subject matter of the numerator of the percentage, not the denominator.

Illustration of the use of tables of standard errors. Table E of this report shows that. there were 2,969,000 single men of all ages that were primary individuals as of March 1976. Interpolation in table A-1 shows the standard error (ax) on an estimate of this size to be approximately 100,000. The factor in table A-5 for total or White primary individuals in the United States is 0.6, thus the standard error is approximately 60,000 = 100,000 x 0.6. The chances are 68 out of 100 that the estimate would have been a figure differi ng from a complete census figure by less than 60,000. The chances are 95 out of 100 that the estimate would have been a figure differing from a complete census figure by less than 120,000 (twice the standard error) .

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Table A-1. Standard Errors of Estimated Numbers, Total, White or Spanish Origin

(68 chances out of 100. Numbers in thousands)

Size of Standard Size of Standard estimate error estimate error

20 . ...... 8 2,500 ••• 30 . ...... 10 5 '000 ..• 50 •••.••• 13 10 ,000 •• 100 .••••• 19 25 ,000 •• 250 ••...• 30 50,000 •• 500 •••.•• 42 100,0001

1'000 •••• 59

1 For estimates larger than 100,000,000, multiply the estimate by 0.004 to get the standard error.

93 131 182 277 364 424

Note: For a particular characteristic, see table A-5 for the appropriate factor to apply to the above standard errors.

Table A-2. Standard Errors of Estimated Numbers, Black and Other Races

(68 chances out of 100. Numbers in thousands)

Size of Standard Size of Standard estimate error estimate error

20 .•••••• 10 500 ••.•• 30 .• • ••.. 12 1,000 .•. 50 ••••.•. 16 2,500 ••. 100 ••...• 22 5 ,000 .•. 250 •••••• 35 10,000 1 •

1 For estimates larger than 10,000 ,000, multiply the estimate by 0.02 to get the standard error.

50 69

106 141 171

Note: For a particular characteristic, see table A-5 for the appropriate factor to apply to the above standard errors.

Table E also shows that of these 2,969,000 single men of all ages, 2,028,000, or 68.3 percent; were single men under 35 years ·old. Table A-3 shows the standard error of 68.3 percent on a base of 2,969,000 to be approximately 1.6 percent. Table A-5 shows the factor for primary individuals in the United States to be 0.6. Applying this factor to the standard error obtained from Table A-3 provides a standard error of approximately 1.0 percentage points. Consequently, chances are 68 out of 100 that the estimated 68.3 percent would be within 1.0 percentage points of a complete census figure, and chances are 95 out of 100 that the estimate would be within 2.0 per~entage points of a census figure, i.e., the 95-percent confidence interval would be from 66.3 to 70.3 percent.

Standard error of a difference. For a difference between two sample estimates, the standard error is approximately equal to the square root of the sum of the squared standard errors of the estimates; the estimates can be of numbers, percents, ratios, medians, etc. This figure will represent the actual standard error quite accurately for the difference between two estimates of the same characteristic in two different areas, or for the difference between separate and uncorrelated characteristics in the same area. If, however, there is a high positive correlation between the two characteristics, the formula will overestimate the true standard error.

Illustration of the computation of the. standard error of a difference between estimated numbers. Table E of the report shows that in 1970 there were 1,765,000 single men of all ages that were primary individuals. Thus the apparent difference between the number of single men of all ages that were primary individuals in 1970 and in 1976 is 1,204,000. The standard error (ax) of 2,969,000 is 60,000, as shown above. Table A-1 and factor table A-5 show the standard error (Uy) on an estimate of 1,765,000 to be approximately 46,000.

To obtain the standard error of an estimated difference, use the following formula:

a( ) :::: /a X 2 + Uy 2 x-y

Therefore, the standard error of the estimated difference of 1,204,000 is about

76,000 =)60,001)) 2 + (46,000) 2

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Table A-3. Standard Errors of Estimated Percentages, Total, White .or Spanish Origin

(68 chances out of 100)

Base of estimated Estimated percentage percentage (thousands) 1 or 99 2 or 98 5 or 95 10 or 90 15 or 85 20 or 80 25 or 75 35 or 65 50

100 •... • •.•.•.•. 1.9 2.6 4. 1 5.6 6.7 7.5 8.1 8.9 9.4 250 ••• . . .. •. • .•. 1.2 1. 7 2.6 3.5 4.2 4. 7 5.1 5.6 5.9 500 •.. ..• •. •.... 0.8 1.2 1.8 2.5 3.0 3 .3 3 .6 4.0 4 . 2 1,000 . • . .. ... .. • 0.6 0.8 1.3 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 2,500 ..•..... . •. 0.4 0.5 0.8 1.1 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.8 1.9 5 ,000 ••...••.... 0 .3 0.4 0.6 0.8 0.9 1.1 1.1 1.3 1.3 10,000 .•. .•.•... 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.8 0.9 0.9 25 ,000 .....•...• 0.12 0.2 0 .3 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.5 0.6 0.6 50,000 .••.•..... 0.08 0.12 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.4 100,000 .••••••.• 0.06 0.08 0.13 0. 2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.3 200' 000 ••....••. 0.04 0.06 0.09 0.13 0.15 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2

Note: For a particular characteristic see table A-5 for the appropriate factor to apply to the above standard errors.

Table A-4. Standard Errors of Estimated Percentages, Black and Other Races

(68 chances out of 100)

Base of Estimated percentage estimated percentage (thousands) 1 or 99 2 or 98 5 or 95 10 or 90 15 or 85 20 or 80 25 or 75 35 or 65 50

100 .•....•...•.. 2.2 3.1 4.9 6.7 8.0 9.0 9.7 10.7 11.2 250 . •....•••.••. 1.4 2.0 3.1 4.3 5.1 5 . 7 6.1 6.8 7 .1 500 .•....•...... 1.0 1.4 2.2 3.0 3.6 4.0 4.3 4.8 5.0 1,000 ........... 0.7 1.0 1. 5 2.1 2.5 2.8 3.1 3.4 3.5 2,500 ...•••...•• 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.3 1.6 1.8 1.9 2.1 2.2 5 ,000 •• • ..• .,, ..• 0 . 3 0 . 4 0.7 1.0 1.1 1.3 1. 4 1.5 1. 6 10,000 • • ..• • •••• 0.2 0 .3 0.5 0 . 7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.1 25 ,000 ..•.• . ..•• 0.14 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.7

Note: For a particular characteristic see table A-5 for the appropriate factor t o apply to the above standard errors.

This means the chances are 68 out of 100 that the estimated difference based on the sample estimates would vary from the difference derived using complete census figures by less than 76,000. The 68-percent confidence interval around the 1,204,000 difference is from 1,128,000 to 1,280,000, i.e., 1,204,000 ± 76,000. A conclusion that the average estimate of the difference derived from all possible samples of the same size and design

lies within a range computed in this way would be correct for roughly 68 percent of all possible samples. The 95-percent confidence interval is from 1,052,000 to 1,356,000; thus we can conclude with g5-percent confidence that the number of single men of all ages that were primary individuals in 1976 is actually greater than the number of single men of all ages that were primary individuals in 1970.

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Estimates of divorced persons per 1,000 married persons with spouse present. The standard error on an estimate of the number of divorced persons per 1,000 married persons with spouse present cannot be calculated directly from these standard error tables. The estimate involves the ratio of the total persons divorced, x, to the total number of married persons with spouse present, y, multiplied by 1,000. The standard error of this estimate is calculated by the following formula :

(1,000).

a 2) + .::L y2

The standard errors of the estimates of the total number of divorced persons, ax, and the standard error of the total number of married persons with spouse present, ay, should both be calculated using table A-1 and factor table A-5.

Standard error of age at first marriage. Tables A and B of the report show age at first marriage by quartiles for selected years. Due to the complexity of the calculations, the procedure for determining standard errors on quartiles is not given here. An explanation of how the quartiles are calculated and their limitations is discussed in the "Age at first marriage" part of the Definitions and Explanations section of this report.

Table A-5. Factors to be Applied to Tables A-1 through A-4 to Estimate Standard Errors of Family or Marital Status Characteristics

Characteristic

TOTAL OR WHITE

Total, United States or nonfarm •••••••• Regional .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•• Farm ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••

BLACK AND OTHER RACES

Total, United States or nonfarm •••••••• Regional •••••..••••.•••.•..••••••••••••••••.. Farm •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

SPANISH ORIG IN2

Total, United States or nonfarm ••••••.• Farm ••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• • •••

CPS data collected January 1967 to present 1

Persons

1.0 1.1 1.5

1.0 1.2 1. 6

1.1 2 . 1

Families, households, primary and unrelated

individuals

1 To estimate standard errors for the period 1957 to 1966, multiply the above factors by 1.2.

2 Apply these factors to table A-1 or table A-3.

0.6 0.8 0 . 9

0.5 0 . 7 0.7

0.6 0.9

197 6:

1970 :

1965:

1960:

197 6:

1970:

1965:

1960:

1976:

1970:

1965:

1960:

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Table A-6. Numerators and' Denominators for Divorced to Married, Spouse Present (MSP) Ratios Shown in Text Table D


Race Age

Ratio Total Black and Under 45 Whi t e years

other races 45 years and over

BOTH SEXES

Divorced . •... . ... . ..•....... • . ..Ll2! 6,070 1,121 4,128 3,063 MSP 95,7 30 87 ,480 8 , 250 50,506 45, 224

Divorced ............ . .. .•. . .•. 4,284 3 ,673 _ill -1..illi ..l.i..ill MSP w,m ~ 7 . 701 48 . 630 42 , 163

Divorced .•..••.•. . •. • . ..•.. . .. 3 , 508 3,004 504 ~ 1,840 MSP 84 , 742 77 , 556 7 , 186 46,073 38 , 669

Divorced • . ...•.••• . ..... • . .... 2,850 2,442 408 1,348 1.502 MSP

I 80,400 73,892 6,508 45,021 35 ,37 9

MALE

Divorced . ...... ••• .•.. . ....... -1.im 2,358 425 1,506 .....!..z.m MSP 47,865 43. 745 4,TIO 23. 7 57 24,108

Divorced •....•...•.....••.• ••. 1,567 1,333 234 707 860 MSP 45,396 41,560 3,836 22,788 22 ,608

Divorced •. .••. . ..•. . .....•.•.. 1,429 1,229 200 593 ~ MSP 42,m 38,771 3 ,600 21,427 20,944

Divorced . .... . ... .. •••.. . ..•. . 1, 165 1 025 120 463 682 MSP 40,2 36'.946 3,254 20,799 19,401

FEMALE

Divorced •...•......•.......... 4,408 3,713 695 2,623 1,785 MSP 47 ,865 43,735 4,130 26, 748 21, 117

Divorced • ..• •... .•.•• ...• ..•• . 2 ,717 2,340 377 ~ -1..dQ.!. MSP 45 ,397 41 ,532 D6S 25,842 19,555

Divorced ...•.....•.• . ..... . •.. 2 ,079 1,775 304 1,075 _.!..z..Q.Qi MSP 42,371 38,785 3,586 24, 646 17. 7 25

Divorced •..••..... . .•..•..••.. ..hZQ? 1,417 288 885 _§lQ MSP 40,200 36,946 3 , 254 24,222 15,978

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SERIES P-20-

CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS-HOUSEHOLDS, FAMILIES, AND MARITAL STATUS

No. 3 Changes in Number of Households and in Marital Status, 1940 to 1947 No. 10 Characteristics of Single, Married, Widowed, 13nd Divorced Persons in 1947 No. 11 Household Composition and Characteristics in 1947, for Urban and Rural Areas and Regions No. 16 Households by Type, Composition, and Housing Characteristics in 1947 No. 17 Characteristics of Families and Subfamilies in the U.S., in April 1947 No. 21 Characteristics of Households, Families, and Individuals: April 1948 No. 23 Marital Status, Number of Times Married, and Duration of Present Marital Status: April 1948 No. 25 Changes in Number of Households and in Marital Status: 1940 to 1949 No. 26 Marital Status and Household Characteristics: April 1949 No. 31 American Households Continue Decline in Size No. 32 Children and Youth : 1950 No. 33 Marital Status and Household Characteristics: March 1950 No. 35 Changes in Marital Status and in Number of Households: 1890 to 1951 No. 38 Marital Status and Household Characteristics: April 1951 No. 41 Average Size of American Households Drops Sharply: April 1952 No. 42 Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1955 and 1960 No. 44 Marital Status and Household Characteristics: April 1952 No. 48 Households Increasing 950,000 Per Year: 1953 No. 50 Marital Status, Year of Marriage, and Household Relationship: April 1953 No. 53 Household and Family Characteristics: April 1953 No. 55 Households and Families, by Type: 1947 to 1954 No. 56 Marital Status and Family Status: April 1954 No. 59 Households and Families, by Type: 1947 to 1955 No. 62 Marital Status and Family Status: April 1955 No. 67 Household and Family Characteristics: April 1955 and 1954 No. 68 Households and Families, by Type: 1950 to 1956 No. 69 Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1960 to 1975 No. 72 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1956 No. 75 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1956 No. 76 Households and Families, by Type: 1950 to 1957 No. 81 Marital Status, Economic Status, and Family Status: March 1957 No. 83 Social and Economic Characteristics of Households and Families, March 1957 No. 86 Households and Families, by Type: 1950 to 1958 No. 87 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1958 No. 88 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1958 No. 90 Illustrative Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1960 to 1980 No. 92 Estimates of the Number of Households in the U.S., 1900 to 1958 No. 94 Households and Families, by Type: 1950 to 1959 No. 96 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1959 No. 100 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1959 No. 103 Households and Families, by Type: 1960 No. 105 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1960 No. 106 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1960 No. 108 Marriage, Fertility and Childspacing: August 1959 No. 109 Households and Families, by Type: 1961 No. 112 Family Characteristics of Persons: March 1959 No. 114 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1961 No. 116 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1961 No. 119 Households and Families, by Type: 1962 No. 122 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1962 No. 123 Interim Revised Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1965 to 1980

CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS-HOUSEHOLDS, FAMILIES, AND MARITAL STATUS-Continued

SERIES P-20-Continued

No. 124 Households and Families, by Type: 1963 No. 125 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1962 No. 130 Households and Families, by Type: 1964 No. 135 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1964 and 1963 No. 139 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1964 and 1963 No. 140 Households and Families, by Type: 1965 No. 144 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1965 No. 152 Households and Families, by Type: 1966 No. 153 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1965 No. 159 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1966 No. 164 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1966 No. 165 Marital and Family Characteristics of the Metropolitan Population: March 1966 No. 166 Households and Families, by Type: 1967 No. 170 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1967 No. 173 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1967 No. 176 Households and Families, by Type: 1968 No. 187 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1968 No. 189 Selected Characteristics of Persons and Families: March 1969 No. 191 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1968 No. 198 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1969 No. 200 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1969 No. 204 Selected Characteristics of Persons and Families: March 1970 No. 212 Marital Status and Family Status: March 1970 No. 218 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1970 No. 223 Social and Economic Variations in Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage: 1967 No. 225 Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1971 No. 233 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1971 No. 237 Households and Families, by Type: March 1972 No. 239 Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage by Year of Birth: June 1971 No. 242 Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1972 No. 246 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1972 No. 251 Households and Families, by Type: March 1973 No. 255 Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1973 No. 258 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1973 No. 266 Households and Families, by Type: March 1974 No. 271 Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1974 No. 276 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1974 No. 282 Households and Families by Type: March- 1975 No. 287 Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1975 No. 291 Household and Family Characteristics: March 1975 No. 296 Households and Families by Type: March 1976 No. 297 Number, Timing, and Duration of Marriages and Divorces in the United States: June 1975

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CURRENT POPU~ATION REPORT~HOUSEHOLDS, FAMILIES, AND MARITAL STATU5-(;ontinued

No. 356 Estimates of the Number of Households by States: July 1, 1965 No. 360 Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1967 to 1985 (supersedes P-20, Nos. 90 and 123) No. 387 Projections of the Number of Households, by States, July 1, 1970 to 1975 No. 388 Summary of Demographic Projections No. 394 Projections of the Number of Households and Families 1967 to 1985 No. 396 Estimates of the Number of Households by State: July 1, 1966 No. 425 Estimates of the Number of Households by State: July 1, 1967 No. 440 Estimates of the Number of Households by State: July 1, 1968 No. 476 Demographic Projections for the United States (Total Population by age, and sex; school enrollment ;

educational attainment; households and families) No. 515 Estimates of the Number of Households by State, July 1, 1973 and 1972 No. 544 Estimates of the Number of Households for States: July 1, 1973 and 1974 'No. 607 Projections of the Number of Households and Families: 1975 to 1990 No. 623 Est imates of the Number of Households for States: July 1, 1974 and 1975

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