State analysis of 1990 Census by Family Type with Single Parent Family Percentages including father custody. Keywords: men; women; male; female; father; mother; children; boys; girls

Current Population Study (CPS). Keywords: geographic distribution; age, sex, marital status; family type & size; education; economic; employment; occupation; income; poverty; Hispanic.

2000 Census analysis by age, sex, race, and state. "The female population exceeded the male population at older ages, but the reverse was true at younger ages."

2000 Census data. "The male-female ratio drops steadily with age group. In the 65-to-74 age group, the male-female ratio was 82; in the 75-to-84 age group, the male-female ratio was 65, and in the group 85 years and over, the ratio was 41."

Analysis of 2000 Census: "35.3 million (or 12.5 per-cent) were Hispanic. Mexicans represented 7.3 percent, Puerto Ricans 1.2 percent, Cubans 0.4 percent, and other Hispanics 3.6 percent of the total population."

Analysis of 2000 Census: "36.4 million, 12.9% Black or African American. This number includes 34.7 million people, or 12.3%, who reported only Black in addition to 1.8 million people, or 0.6%, who reported Black as well as one or more other races."

Analysis of 2000 Census: "77.1%, reported White. This number includes 211.5 million people, or 75.1%, who reported only White in addition to 5.5 million people, or 1.9%, who reported White as well as one or more other races."rn

Analysis of 2000 Census: A complete analysis of the race and origin of the Hispanic population. "Nine out of ten Hispanics reported White alone or some other race alone."

Analysis of 2000 Census: Analysis of the male-female ratio by age, state, county, and city. "ratio dropped 'in the working age groups, from 105.1 in the 15 to 24 years (group) to 92.2 for the 55 to 64 (group)'" to 40.7 in the 85 and over group.

1990 U.S. Census with family type, males, females, education, and income

Technical notes and documentation for 1990 Census Data from the Census Bureau.

Census Report P23-198 defining grandparents who are living with their grandchildren, custodial grandparents. Census Bureau Reports About 5,435,000 children, or 7.7 percent of all children in the U.S., were living in homes with a grandparent in 1997.

Census Report P23-198 defining grandparents who are living with their grandchildren. Complete Census Bureau report.

Family groups with children include all parent- child situations including single parent homes headed by mothers or fathers, 1970-1998 census data, by race and Hispanic origin of householder.

State analysis: Average Number of Children Per Family and Per Family With Children, by State: 1990 Census. Released by the Census Bureau 1998.