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A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States

APPENDIX I

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TABLE I

Showing the growth and distribution of the foreign Scandinavian factor by decades in the Northwestern states and in sections elsewhere

185018601870188018901900

Michigan1398985,27616,44541,49640,928

Wisconsin8,88523,26548,05766,28499,738103,942

Illinois3,63112,07344,57065,414128,897144,812

Iowa6117,81431,17746,04672,87372,611

Minnesota1211,77358,837107,768215,215236,670

Nebraska 3233,98716,68546,34140,107

North Dakota South Dakota 1291,67417,868 31,372 34,216 33,473 42,578

Illustration from A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848
Illustration from A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848

Total in Northwest13,27856,275193,578336,511670,148715,121

New England7491,5073,11311,24343,60670,632

New York New Jersey Pennsylvania 1,8974,50612,29128,49275,331105,641

Illustration from A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848

The South[1]1,0841,5313,1894,0815,9367,646

All other states1,0678,76329,49759,935138,328166,525

Total outside Northwest4,79716,30748,090103,741263,201350,444

Total18,07572,582241,668440,252933,3491,065,565

TABLE II

Showing the growth of the Norwegian foreign-born population in each state by decades in 1850

1850 18601870 188018901900

Maine 12 27 58 99311509

New Hampshire 2 5 55 79251295

Vermont 8 34 103854

Massachusetts 69 171302 6392,5193,335

Rhode Island 25 38 22 56285342

Connecticut 1 22 72 168529709

New York 392 539975 2,1858,60212,601

New Jersey 4 65 90 2291,3172,296

Maryland 10 7 17 108164246

Delaware 614 49

District of Columbia 15 1970101

Pennsylvania 27 831153812,2381,393

Virginia 5 81729102123

West Virginia 13719

North Carolina 45101321

South Carolina 452349

Florida 17 111679179235

Georgia 6 13142388155

Alabama 3 51212447159

Tennessee 14372541141

Kentucky 1810162112034

Mississippi 8 1578565474

Louisiana 6463767136189

Arkansas 15193360123

Missouri 155146297373526530

Ohio 181964178511639

Indiana 1838123182285384

Illinois 2,4154,89111,88016,97030,33929,979

Michigan 1104401,5163,5207,7957,582

Wisconsin 8,65121,44240,04649,34965,69661,575

Iowa 3615,68817,55421,58327,07825,634

Minnesota 78,42535,94062,521101,169104,895

Kansas 2235881,3581,7861,477

Nebraska 5062,0103,6322,833

South Dakota 129 1,179 13,245 19,257 19,788

Illustration from A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848
Illustration from A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848

North Dakota 25,77330,206

Wyoming2874345378

Colorado12403548931,149

Oklahoma36118

Texas3264038801,3131,356

Arizona74559123

Utah6131,2141,8542,128

Nevada801196950

Idaho612767411,173

New Mexico25174233

California7151,0001,7653,7025,060

Oregon43765742,2712,789

Washington1045808,3249,891

Montana881741,9573,354

Total12,40743,695114,246181,696302,721335,726

TABLE III

Showing the Norwegian foreign parentage population in the United States according to the U. S. Census for 1900.

1.Minnesota257,959

2.Wisconsin155,125

3.North Dakota72,012

4.Iowa71,170

5.Illinois59,954

6.South Dakota51,199

7.New York18,928

8.Washington18,824

9.Michigan14,091

10.California8,536

11.Nebraska7,228

12.Montana5,688

13.Oregon5,567

14.Massachusetts5,069

15.Utah4,557

16.Kansas3,731

17.New Jersey3,518

18.Texas3,406

19.Idaho2,767

20.Pennsylvania2,254

21.Colorado2,096

22.Alaska1,454

23.Missouri1,301

24.Ohio1,174

25.Connecticut1,083

26.Indiana852

27.Maine833

28.Wyoming727

29.Florida558

30.New Hampshire504

31.Rhode Island502

32.Maryland442

33.Louisiana441

34.Tennessee383

35.Alabama375

36.Hawaii370

37.Oklahoma350

38.Virginia282

39.Georgia277

40.Arizona228

41.Mississippi211

42.District of Columbia195

43.Arkansas133

44.Indian Territory115

45.Nevada95

46.Vermont93

47.Kentucky88

48.South Carolina86

49.Delaware59

50.West Virginia46

51.North Carolina44

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