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Recovered Historical Demographic Data Summary of Recovered Historical Demographic Microdata Note that presence on the list below does not guarantee there are usable microdata files associated with the recovered data. Compared to their public-use counterparts, restricted-use demographic microdata files typically include more detailed geographic information as well as less restrictive top-coding. For more information on the recovered data, email [email protected] or see http://www.census.gov/ces/dataproducts/recovered/. Contents Year(s) Survey CPS March 1962 1962 CPS CPS June 1965 Fertility Supplement 1965 CPS CPS June 1966 Smoking Habits Supplement 1966 CPS CPS Oct. 1968 Supplement (Master) 1968 CPS CPS May 1969 Adult Education Supplement 1969 CPS CPS Oct. 1969 Education Supplement (Master) 1969 CPS CPS Sept. 1970 Supplement 1970 CPS CPS Nov. 1970 Voting Supplement 1970 CPS CPS Oct. 1970 Supplement (Master) 1970 CPS CPS Oct. 1971 Education Supplement 1971 CPS CPS Oct. 1971 Recent College Graduates Supplement 1971 CPS CPS Oct. 1971 Supplement (Master) 1971 CPS CPS Oct. 1972 Supplement 1972 CPS CPS Dec. 1972 Voting Follow-Up Supplement 1972 CPS CPS Nov. 1972 Supplement (edit and matched with Oct. 1972) 1972 CPS CPS June 1972 Fertility Supplement 1972 CPS CPS Nov. 1972 Basic plus Voting Supplement (Noninterview) 1972 CPS CPS Oct. 1972 Supplement (Master) 1972 CPS CPS Oct. 1973 Adults, Children and Families Supplement 1973 CPS CPS Oct. 1973 Post-Secondary School Enrollment Supplement 1973 CPS CPS June 1973 Fertility Supplement 1973 CPS CPS June 1973 Births and Birth Expectation Supplement 1973 CPS CPS Nov. 1974 Voting Supplement (Edit) 1974 CPS CPS Oct. 1974 Adults, Children and Families Supplement 1974 CPS CPS Nov. 1974 Domestic Service Workers Supplement 1974 CPS CPS Oct. 1974 Supplement 1974 CPS CPS June 1974 Births and Birth Expectation Supplement 1974 CPS CPS Nov. 1974 Supplement (Master) 1974 CPS CPS Oct. 1975 Education and Enrollment Supplement 1975 CPS CPS Oct. 1975 Supplement (Matched Families) 1975 CPS CPS June 1975 Basic Noninterview Fertility Supplement (Master) 1975 CPS CPS May 1975 Survey of Adult Education Supplement 1975 CPS CPS Nov. 1976 Voting Supplement (Master) 1976 CPS CPS Oct. 1977 Adults, Children and Families Supplement 1977 CPS CPS Oct. 1978 Education Supplement 1978 CPS CPS Jan. 1978 DSCPS (Master) 1978 CPS CPS May 1978 Adult Education Supplement 1978 CPS CPS June 1979 Fertility Supplement 1979 CPS CPS June 1980 Fertility and Marital History Supplement 1980 CPS CPS June 1980 Fertility and Marital Status Supplement 1980 CPS CPS Nov. 1980 Voting Supplement 1980 CPS CPS May 1981 Adult Education Supplement 1981 CPS Page 1 of 3 Updated: June 29, 2012 Contents Year(s) Survey CPS June 1981 Fertility Supplement 1981 CPS CPS June 1982 Fertility Supplement (Master) 1982 CPS CPS Nov. 1982 Voting Supplement 1982 CPS CPS April 1983 Immigration Supplement 1983 CPS CPS July 1984 Summer Student Supplement 1984 CPS CPS June 1984 Fertility Supplement (Master) 1984 CPS CPS Dec. 1984 Childcare Supplement 1984 CPS CPS Nov. 1984 Voting Supplement 1984 CPS CPS June 1985 Fertility Supplement 1985 CPS CPS Nov. 1986 Voting and Registration Supplement 1986 CPS CPS June 1986 Fertility and Immigration Supplement 1986 CPS CPS April 1986 Child Support Supplement 1986 CPS CPS Nov. 1987 Veterans Supplement 1987 CPS CPS July 1987 Emigration Supplement 1987 CPS CPS Oct. 1987 School Enrollment Supplement 1987 CPS CPS Aug. 1998 Supplement 1988 CPS CPS Nov. 1988 Voter Registration Supplement 1988 CPS CPS May 1988 Employee Benefits Supplement 1988 CPS CPS June 1988 Fertility and Immigration Supplement 1988 CPS CPS April 1988 Alimony and Child Support Supplement 1989 CPS CPS Nov. 1989 Immigration and Emigration 1989 CPS CPS June 1990 Fertility and Immigration Supplement 1990 CPS CPS Oct. 1990 School Enrollment/Vocational Supplement 1990 CPS CPS Nov. 1990 Voting Supplement 1990 CPS CPS May 1991 Work Schedules Supplement 1991 CPS CPS Sept. 1991 Veterans Supplement 1991 CPS CPS Jan. 1992 Displaced Workers Supplement 1992 CPS CPS Nov. 1992 Voting and Registration Supplement 1992 CPS CPS Oct. 1992 School Enrollment Supplement 1992 CPS CPS Sept. 1992 Tobacco Use Supplement 1992 CPS CPS April 1992 Alimony and Child Support Supplement 1992 CPS CPS Jan. 1993 Tobacco Use Supplement 1993 CPS CPS Feb., June, Aug. & Nov. 1993 Unemployment Comp Supplemen 1993 CPS CPS Oct. 1979-1985 Education Supplement 1979-1985 CPS CPS April 1979-1986 Alimony and Child Support Supplement 1979-1986 CPS CPS May 1983-1984 Pension Supplement 1983, 1984 CPS CPS April 1984 & 1986 Supplement (Public Use File) 1984, 1986 CPS CPS 1992-1993 Tobacco Use Supplement 1992, 1993 CPS AHS CPS TPS 1975-1981 1975-1981 CPS, AHS 1990 Decennial Census National Content Test (NCT) 1990 Decennial Five City Housing Survey 1972 Five Cities Housing Vacancy Survey 1970-1972 (Final Edit) 1970-1972 HVS Income Surveys Development Program 1983 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program 1976 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program 1977 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program 1978 Data Files 1978 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program 1979 1979 ISDP ISDP Public Use Tape for Q6 Output 1979 ISDP ISDP Student Follow-Up File 1979 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program 1977-1978 ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP Page 2 of 3 Updated: June 29, 2012 Contents Year(s) Survey Income Surveys Development Program Reformatted Data ISDP Income Surveys Development Program Q2, Q5, and Q6, Final Q1 File ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP Income Surveys Development Program Reformatted Data ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP Income Surveys Development Program ISDP ISDP Longitudinal Files ISDP ISDP Q5 Extract File ISDP ISDP Final Questionnaire ISDP ISDP Public Use Tape for Q6 Input ISDP ISDP Public Use Output ISDP ISDP Public Use Input ISDP ISDP 5 ANSI Files ISDP ISDP Q1-Q6 1979 Panel (Public Use Files) ISDP Long Term Care Survey 1982 (Production Tapes) 1982 LTCS Long Term Care Survey 1984 1984 LTCS Long Term Care Survey 1982-1983 1982-1983 LTCS Long Term Care Survey 1982-1983 1982-1983 LTCS Long Term Care Survey 1982-1983 1982-1983 LTCS Survey of Market Absorption of New Apartment Building 1989 1989 SOMA Survey of Market Absorption of New Apartment Building 1990 1990 SOMA Survey of Market Absorption of New Apartment Building 1991 1991 SOMA 1975 DOT Travel to Work Supplement to AHS National Survey 1975 AHS AHS Year DD-1 SMSA 1981 1981 AHS DOT Travel to Work Supplement (AHS) Year 2 SMSA 1975, 1976 AHS Components of Inventory Change 1980 1980 CINCH Components of Inventory Change 1981 1981 CINCH Page 3 of 3 Updated: June 29, 2012.
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