From: | Michael Hardy |
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To: | Dan Ceppa |
Date: | Jan 30 1996 8:40:00 pm |
Subject: |
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-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Michael Hardy <=- DC> They were far bigger on profit, which your census would destroy, DC> due to its disruption of the normal course of business. MH> How would it disrupt the normal course of business? Many people did MH> not leave their hometowns in those days, and so would not have to DC> That's just the point, Mikey. There is no good reason to justify DC> making those that were not living in their place of birth to DC> travel there. It makes absolutely no sense, either economically DC> nor politically to record only where the person came from. The DC> census would only make sense in knowing where those people DC> currently were living. And the registration probably required them to say where. But in an age before modern communications, when records couldn't be sent somewhere via a computer, when there were no social security numbers, the easiest way to keep track of records would be to keep them in the place where you were registered at birth, and have you come back periodically to update them. SEEN-BY: 13/13 100/525 102/735 890 103/2 104/821 105/103 330 107/411 SEEN-BY: 107/941 123/1 129/11 133/707 138/146 147/76 150/1 153/800 920 SEEN-BY: 157/586 167/92 1103 200/204 202/1207 203/15 206/2711 218/801 SEEN-BY: 218/809 907 234/100 300 235/203 245/6910 251/12 260/10 261/1137 SEEN-BY: 270/101 102 103 104 272/82 280/1 282/1 283/121 292/876 311/111 SEEN-BY: 320/119 340/20 345/12 348/105 355/2 362/37 369/110 372/200 379/10 SEEN-BY: 380/25 387/31 396/1 406/100 600/253 760/600 2002/2002 2240/125 SEEN-BY: 2430/1423 2433/225 2490/3001 2605/606 2613/5 2622/0 2624/306 SEEN-BY: 2806/1 3401/308 3412/1114 3550/500 3611/18 3612/240 3615/7 50 SEEN-BY: 3619/25 3637/1 3653/777 7107/9 PATH: 3625/470 3615/50 396/1 270/101 218/801