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A Century with the Negroes of Detroit: 1830-1930.
Deals with "population growth, civil and social status, migration, unique institutional and occupational strides."
Census Tract Project, Flint and Genesee County
Contents: Part One. Planning Begins with People. Part Two: More about People - Their Environment and Services They Use.
Communication from the Secretary of State, Giving the Number of the Colored Population in the State [Lansing, R.W. Ingals, State Printer, 1851]
Gives figures by county and city.
Maps of Population Characteristics and Social Conditions in Detroit
Maps showing "population distribution and change, age, nativity, race, and income, occupation, education, housing and social problems," are based on census and other governmental data
Michigan Migrants, by Albert Westefeld
Race is one of characteristices analyzed in this special tabulation of mobility material from schedules of Michigan Census of Population and Unemployment covering period of 1930-1935.
Michigan, a Centennial History of the State and Its People. V.1 and V.2
v.1 Underground Railroad in Michigan.
V.2 Population Elements: [the Negro]
V.2 Population Elements: [the Negro]
Movement of Negro Population within the City of Detroit by Census Tracts 1930-38
Maps show changes during period.
Negro Population, 1790-1915
Gives statistics on population characteristics, as number, nativity, migration, sex, age, urbanization, marital status, fertility, school attendance, literacy, home ownership, occupation, with state, county and city breakdowns