Trenton's Jewish Census figures for 1920
Arthur L. Finkle
Trenton's Jewish Census figures for 1920 was
a population of 2,100.
Discounting 250 German Jewish families and perhaps 50 Hungarian families, we have a remainder of 1,800 Jews.
Discounting single person families, if we take a 'normal' family of seven (two parents and five children), we arrive at two hundred 260 families. (1800/7= 259 families).
Using combinations and permutations of children of Jewish families marrying children of other Jewish families, we arrive multitudinous inter-related families in Jewish Trenton.
Can you refine my math or should I get a mathematician to find the correlative probability?
Discounting 250 German Jewish families and perhaps 50 Hungarian families, we have a remainder of 1,800 Jews.
Discounting single person families, if we take a 'normal' family of seven (two parents and five children), we arrive at two hundred 260 families. (1800/7= 259 families).
Using combinations and permutations of children of Jewish families marrying children of other Jewish families, we arrive multitudinous inter-related families in Jewish Trenton.
Can you refine my math or should I get a mathematician to find the correlative probability?
I have seen the 1930 Trenton Census and have seen my grandparents listed.
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